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Natural Ways To Relieve Menopause Symptoms

Menopause is the phase of life when a woman stops menstruating. The average age when this happens is 51 years...
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Stress - Is It Harming Your Adrenal Glands?

Your adrenal glands are two tiny organs that sit on top of your kidneys. They control quite a lot of...
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Selenium Can Normalize An Under Active Thyroid

A study has shown that if your thyroid gland is mildly under active due to autoimmune disease, taking a selenium...
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Is Your Thyroid Working As Well As It Should?

Your thyroid gland controls your metabolic rate and how much energy you have. Thyroid problems are common, and can interfere...
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Excessive Iodine In Nursing Women Can Harm The Thyroid Gland

Iodine is a mineral with numerous vital functions in the body. However, having too little or too much of it...
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A Healthy Thyroid Is Necessary For Progesterone Production

Hormones produced by your thyroid gland stimulate progesterone production in your ovaries. Your thyroid gland is responsible for producing hormones that...
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Cashews Can Help To Balance Your Hormones

Cashews contain a substance called anacardic acid, which has a natural anti-estrogen effect. One handful of cashews contains approximately 20...
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The Link Between Your Thyroid And Adrenal Glands

Thyroid problems are one of the most common conditions we treat at our clinics. They are especially common in women...
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Having A Thyroid Condition May Increase Your Risk Of Developing Eye Disease

Graves’ disease is a common cause of an over active thyroid gland. It is an autoimmune disease. The immune system produces antibodies that attack the thyroid gland and trigger it to produce abnormally high levels of hormones. This causes everything in the body to speed up and commonly produces symptoms such as nervousness, excessive sweating, heat intolerance, a tremor and insomnia.
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Thyroid Problems After Giving Birth

Pregnancy and childbirth are major triggers of thyroid disorders in genetically susceptible women. If you have a family history of...
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