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Hyperthyroid
This disorder occurs when the thyroid gland produces too much hormone, resulting in an overactive metabolic state. The body's processes, including digestion, speed up with this disorder. malabsorption. occurs, so a proper diet is important. The symptoms of hyperthyrodiism are nervousness, irritability, increased perspiration,, insomnia and fatigue, weakness, hair and weight loss, separation of the nails, hand tremors, intolerance of heat, rapid heartbeat, and sometimes protruding eyeballs. The condition is sometimes called thyrotoxicosis or Grave's disease.

The pituitary gland, parathyroid glands, and sex glands all work together and re influenced by thryoid function. if there is a problem in one place, they all may be affected.

this condition is not as common as an underactive thyroid. A malfunctioning thyroid can be the underlying cause of many recurring illnesses.

NUTRIENTS

SUPPLEMENT SUGGESTED DOSAGE COMMENTS

Very Important

Multivitamin
and
mineral complex As directed on label. Megadoses daily. Increased vitamins and minerals are needed in this "hyper" metabolic condition.

Vitamin B complex with extra riboflavin (B2) and thiamine (B1) and B6 (pyridoxine) 50 mg 3 times daily with meals. Vitamin B injections may be necessary

Helpful

Brewer's yeast 1-3 tbsp. daily. Rich in many basic nutrients, especially the B vitamins.

Essential fatty acids As directed on label. Needed for correct glandular function.

Lecithin As directed on label. Aids in digestion of fats and protects the lining of all cells and organs.

Vitamin C 3,000-5,000 mg daily. Especially important in this stressful condition.

Vitamin E 400 IU dialy. (Do not exceed this dosage.) Avoid excessive amounts of vitamin E. This may stimulate the thyroid gland; however a small amount is needed.

Recommendations

Eat plenty of the following foods: broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, kale, mustard greens, peaches, pears, rutabagas, soybeans, spinach, and turnips. These help to suppress thyroid hormone production.

Avoid dairy products for at least three months. Also avoid stimulants coffee, tea, nicotine, and soft drinks.

Considerations

Radioactive iodine (I-131) is used to treat this condition. Be wary of this. Severe side effects have been known to accompany the use of I-131.

Also, don't rush into surgery! Try improving your diet first.

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SUPPLEMENT	SUGGESTED DOSAGE	COMMENTS
	NUTRIENTS
Very Important
Multivitamin and mineral complex	As directed on label. Megadoses daily.	Increased vitamins and minerals are needed in this "hyper" metabolic condition.
Vitamin B complex with extra riboflavin (B2) and thiamine (B1) and B6 (pyridoxine)	50 mg 3 times daily with meals.	Vitamin B injections may be necessary
Helpful
Brewer's yeast	1-3 tbsp. daily.	Rich in many basic nutrients, especially the B vitamins.
Essential fatty acids	As directed on label.	Needed for correct glandular function.
Lecithin	As directed on label.	Aids in digestion of fats and protects the lining of all cells and organs.
Vitamin C	3,000-5,000 mg daily.	Especially important in this stressful condition.
Vitamin E	400 IU dialy. (Do not exceed this dosage.)	Avoid excessive amounts of vitamin E. This may stimulate the thyroid gland; however a small amount is needed.