The Dr. Tyna Show Take Charge of Your Thyroid with Dr. Carolyn Stone
EP. 38: On this weeks episode, I sit down with Dr. Carolyn Stone. As a licensed Naturopathic physician in Arizona, Dr. Carolyn Stone specializes in thyroid health and has written books on the subject. Be sure to check out her new book "Hashimoto's: You Got This: A guide to help you regain your freedom from your thyroid."
On this episode we cover:
- Thyroid Health
- Hashimotos
- Hyperthyroidism
- Hypothyroidism
- Daily habits to build for long term solutions
- Seasonal changes
- Sauna
- Adrenals
- Getting rid of toxins
- Mixodema
- Dementia
- Strength training
- Overtraining
- What to look for in a doctor
- Alcohol and the thyroid
- Insulin and thyroid function
- Autoimmune diseases
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