Here's a little quiz that may help you decide if a sluggish thyroid is to blame for you not being able to lose weight.
Do you experience any of the following:
Difficulty concentrating/poor memory
Blue mood
Chronic constipation
Unexplained weight gain
Heavy Menstrual periods/severe menopausal symptoms
Dry skin/brittle nails/thinning hair
Hoarse voice
Chills, even in warm weather
If you have many of these symptoms, you may be suffering from an underactive thyroid, which can make it very difficult for you to lose weight.
Did you know that there is a toxin in a HUGE percentage of lettuce you buy these days? Perchlorate, a chemical in jet fuel and car batteries, has seeped into the ground in about 80% of our states. This is polluting our drinking water and some of our produce! Fruit, cucumbers and tomatoes have also been affected by this chemical.
What can you do? Check your water supply by logging into ewg.org/reports/rocketwater and refer to tables 3,4 and 5. If your water is contaminated, you can try a reverse osmosis water filter to remedy the problem.
What else can you do? Take iodine. Taking an iodine supplement in a dose of 150 mcg is a safe limit for most people, and will help your thyroid function properly!
Getting your thyroid in working order can sometimes help when you have trouble losing weight.
Saturday, October 18, 2008
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