Michael Friedman, ND

(SINGLE AUDIO CD DISC) Thyroid Metabolism and Its Effects on Fibromyalgia and Heart Disease, Part I

RMA129-250

10th Annual International Restorative Medicine Conference ~ 2012

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DESCRIPTION: Primary Care Physicians now diagnose thyroid disease routinely. Yet, many patients still suffer from a variety of thyroid complaints such as fatigue, weight gain and depression despite normal hormone protocols. This class offers suggestions that doctors can consider when treating symptomatic thyroid patients with Fibromyalgia and Heart Disease.

OBJECTIVES:

1. Provide participants with an overview of thyroid autoimmune disease;

2. Inform participants as to research indicating environmental and genetic influence of the disease etiology;

3. Identify nutrients, botanicals and pharmaceutical interventions that are evidence-based.

4. What are the nutrients that affect thyroid function?

5. What environmental exposures have been linked to autoimmune disease?

6. What nutrients and herbs have shown some evidence to influence thyroid function positively or negatively?

7. There are many environmental influences on peripheral thyroid function such as Iodine, heavy metals, soy, and rosmarinic acid that can alter thyroid function. Soy, rosmarinic acid, heavy metals can decrease thyroid function.

8. Many physicians are not aware of the effects of certain substances on thyroid fucntion. This seminar will bring physicians up to date regarding environmental influences on thyroid function, and provide a case in which to apply this knowledge.

9. What is the normal prognosis for Graves? Disease when treated with PTU?