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  1. Other reasons can be a poor diet lacking zinc, animal and vegetables protein, and biotin, along with the 8 essential amino acids. Also a gut that does not have enough of the acid to dissolve the foods we eat, can lead to malnutrition, even though we may be eating properly.

  2. Ron Smith says:

    Thank you for providing this article. It is very enlightening and my wife has these symptoms also.
    However, I would like to point out that I think that it would be good to also do an article on men and hypothyroidism because men also get that stage. The reason that I say this is that while many of the symptoms are the same, men don’t get cysts in the breast, unless they have man boobs, like women do. You know women are not the only sex in this world. In 2003 I was diagnosed by an internal medicine doctor when he did a complete thyroid panel on me as he did in my wife. The other doctors only did a T2 and T3 test that proved to be unreliable and I had sixteen of the symptoms of hypothyroidism that a Doctor Gerald Brownstiene published after the false positive T2, T3 test.
    I also learned that the old reliable “Synthroid” drug is not a complete drug for restoring the functions of the gland. I learned that North Atlantic Kelp, Dulse, L-Tyrosine and selinium are also required to aid the thyroid in producing the T2, T3 and T4 hormones. Once I started taking these my body was no longer cold and my hands became warm again.
    Oh, by the way, I also quit taking the statin drugs just before I began the above regimen.

    1. Ron Smith says:

      One more thing that I should have added in the above note is that one of the leading causes of hypothyroidism in men is the consumption of soy proteins. This is an anathema to the heavily subsidized soy crop because the Feds pump big money into soy crops each year just like they do in raising wheat.
      However, soy products and by products are known, scientifically to depress thyroid functions and in some cases have shut down the thyroid. Don’t believe me? Check it out.
      Not only Soy, but radiation at any level does the same.

  3. I am curious more about women’s hair loss. it’s mentioned that women’s testosterone goes down in their 20s and 30s, and may be related to hair loss, whereas men’s DHEA is converted to DHT (perhaps too much male hormone or just the wrong conversion?) tAnd this is attributing to hair loss for men?But women it’s the opposite? Can you explain this further please? So how do women help boost their testosterone naturally as it is argued this is the problem for women? Can women take DHEA safely, if their testosterone is low, such as in my case it’s very low and I am in my 30s. Will DHEA help bring up my testosterone levels safely? Or can it be converted to other hormones, driving my estrogen up or cause other problems?

  4. Reese Daniel says:

    I would be willing to bet that Monsanto’s Round Up, which is being DUMPED on wheat and corn crops and then turned into mass produced food products such as bread, rolls, crackers, etc. has a lot to do with the hair loss in both American men and women as well as the 70% obesitiy/overweight rate currently. Our bodies were not designed to process toxic chemicals and industrial waste products, yet these monsters continue to dump them in our food and water.

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