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Autoimmune Thyroid
I have a friend that has just been diagnosed with Autoimmune Thyroid. Of course, her doctor told her there's nothing she can do, there's no cure, etc, I believe we all know the story! Anyways, I was hoping you could help me find some info on it. I told her to go to my homeopathic doctor, she will probably, but still I'd like to know if any of you has any experience on the matter!Thank you!
Ambra.
ambra on 2004-07-09
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I'm not experienced enough to answer such a difficult question, but start telling your friend to NOT take hormones yet. Because if she does, her system will adapt to hormones in a few days/weeks, and a homeopathic/alternative treatment will be very difficult if not useless.
I know from some diseases , like diabetis, that homeopathic treatment is a fair possibility as long as you don't mess the picture up with hormones!
I might add that if it's really an auto-immune case, it will be difficult, but if she can still give it a little time, I would certainly give it a try!
I hope anyone can help her.
I know from some diseases , like diabetis, that homeopathic treatment is a fair possibility as long as you don't mess the picture up with hormones!
I might add that if it's really an auto-immune case, it will be difficult, but if she can still give it a little time, I would certainly give it a try!
I hope anyone can help her.
HannahFroukje last decade
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