Natural Treatment Solutions for Hyperthyroidism and Graves' Disease, 3rd Edition

By: Eric Osansky

Narrated by: Eric M. Osansky DC MS IFMCP

If you have hyperthyroidism, including Graves' disease and toxic multinodular goiter, and are looking for a natural treatment solution to get to the underlying cause of your condition, then this book will show you how to restore your health naturally...and avoid radioactive iodine.

In the United States, radioactive iodine is commonly recommended as the first line of treatment for hyperthyroidism. While conventional medical treatment such as thyroid surgery is necessary at times for hyperthyroidism, in most cases it should be the last resort. Antithyroid drugs such as methimazole may be necessary to manage the symptoms, but they of course do nothing for the actual cause of the condition.

The author of the book, Dr. Eric Osansky, was diagnosed with Graves' Disease and restored his health back to normal after taking a natural treatment approach. Ever since then, he has been helping other people with hyperthyroidism and Graves' Disease use natural thyroid treatment methods restore their health.

By listening to this book, you will discover the following:

• How a natural treatment approach helps address the actual cause of the condition, rather than temporarily manage the symptoms
• Whether or not natural treatment methods offer a permanent cure
• Five Reasons Why Radioactive Iodine treatment should be avoided
• Hyperthyroid diet tips which are essential to your recovery
• Nutritional supplements and herbs which are important for any hyperthyroid condition
• The truth about hyperthyroidism and iodine supplementation
• Why many people who have genetic markers for Graves' Disease can still have their health restored naturally
• Are natural treatment methods safe during pregnancy and lactation?
• How to overcome thyroid eye disease
• And much, much more

©2013, 2023 Eric M. Osansky (P)2023 Eric M. Osansky

Lots of Indian formation to consider

Thorough with lots of information, can be overwhelming to try and get started. Some of these things are a bit far fetched for me, hippy dippy as my husband says. But could be worth a try.