The Hashimoto’s Plan

Watch Amy’s Full Video Here: Hashimotos: How Lifestyle and Environmental Exposures Contribute to the Cause, Progression and Mediation of Symptoms

Once you understand the causes and triggers for your Hashimoto’s, the obvious next question is “What do I do about it?”

Here’s where I suggest you start:

Work with a functional medicine doctor. Whether you choose to work with us or another functional medicine practitioner, it will be worth it.

Do an Elimination and Reintroduction Diet. You need to figure out if food intolerances are contributing to  cause of your condition and/or your symptoms. Our motto for an Elimination/Reintroduction diet, “Do it once and do it right.” Amy’s Total Gut Job is an excellent option as we concurrently address address your gut health with hand-picked supplements. If your gut is leaky, you might end up thinking you have food intolerances to a LOT of things.

Supplement. There are several supplements that may benefit someone with Hashimoto’s. These include 200-300 mcg of selenium, vitamins A and D as needed, NAC (N-Acetyl-I-Cysteine), and of course a good broad-spectrum multivitamin.

Get Thorough Labs. These are the labs we consider when working with Hashimoto’s patients: TSH, free T4, free T3, thyroid antibody levels, iron, ferritin, reverse T3, a 24 hr urine iodine concentration, celiac panel, heavy metal testing (mercury especially!), cortisol levels and a stool study.