Thyroid & Exercise Intolerance

06/22/22 • 19 min

This week's episode is part 2 of last week where we looked at how an autoimmune condition develops over time and the health consequence the body faces.

This week is a spin-off of that.

We are looking at thyroid and thyroid medication when the body is in a danger-response state.
And exercise intolerance
We also explore ways to improve overall body function with health strategies and certain supplements.

With Dr. Alison Danby, ND

This week's episode is part 2 of last week where we looked at how an autoimmune condition develops over time and the health consequence the body faces.

This week is a spin-off of that.

We are looking at thyroid and thyroid medication when the body is in a danger-response state.
And exercise intolerance
We also explore ways to improve overall body function with health strategies and certain supplements.

With Dr. Alison Danby, ND

Previous Episode

Development of Autoimmune

Today we dive into the development of chronic illness, with a focus on Autoimmune. For a majority of us it wasn’t something that developed overnight, it was brewing for years and years.

What was the first symptom you noticed? Was it fatigue? There is a perfectly good reason for that. We are going to look at how these changes happen over time?

I’m excited to share with you the research that Robert Naviaux and his team, have been doing for the past decade on how the body responds to danger and threats which is a key point to the development of chronic illness, and the consequences of this process.

I hope this episode sheds some light and understanding on why your body is reacting the way it is.

Next Episode

ACE’s & Autoimmune

This episode is a heavy one, but it may shed some much-needed light on how trauma impacts our immune system and plays a rolling in the development of Autoimmune.

It’s hard to imagine that something that happened to you as a child could have that much impact on how your body functions as an adult, but the research is there to support it. The research shows that trauma (and you’ll be surprised what fits into the category of trauma) changes how our body responds to stress and that directly impacts how we manage inflammation and the immune response. We are talking about big T trauma and little t -trauma, it all impacts us.

If you’ve been diagnosed with an autoimmune condition this episode might be life-changing for you. You can make all the amazing lifestyle changes, and diet restrictions but if you haven’t dealt with this then you are missing a big piece of the autoimmune puzzle and are limiting your healing.