Thyroid

Thyroid problems are quite common and while they are usually controlled with medication, there are also some DIY natural remedies that could help, including these 13.

Hypothyroidism is prevalent among older women and the symptoms can be quite uncomfortable. We look into some of the common causes of this condition.

From the front of your throat, the thyroid plays a role in producing many of the hormones which directly impact how our body functions. For these reasons, a dysfunctional thyroid can present an individual with serious health issues, so it’s worth having a full understanding of the thyroid and all it’s capable of.

While a goiter is not usually dangerous or painful, it can still sometimes interfere with certain bodily functions. As a result, your doctor may want to investigate the situation further for possible treatment. Let’s take a look at 14 things to know about goiter…

Located in your neck, it helps keep your bodily functions running smoothly – so it’s no surprise that what you put into your body will have an impact on its health (and yours).

Graves’ disease can affect anyone, but it’s more common among women, particularly those under 40. While it can cause a wide array of uncomfortable symptoms that can impact your overall wellbeing, thankfully, it’s a treatable condition. Here are 13 things you should know about this disease and how it affects patients…

Hashimoto’s is a thyroid disease that causes the body’s immune system to attack your thyroid gland, causing inflammation and subsequently an underactive thyroid. We’ve compiled a list of everything a person should know about Hashimoto’s disease.

There are several foods that can both positively and negatively impact those with hypothyroidism, as well as those with normally working thyroids. Here are 15 nutrient-rich foods that impact thyroid health.

There are many different disorders that can occur when the thyroid produces either too much hormone (hyperthyroidism) or too little hormone (hypothyroidism). They are also fairly common and range in type and severity and can lead to changes in weight, energy levels, mood, and more. If you suspect you might have a thyroid disorder, go see a doctor to get a proper diagnosis.

The following 15 symptoms could indicate an underactive thyroid, but it’s important to remember that symptoms occur on an individual basis. Each person will experience a different number of these symptoms and to varying degrees. We take a look into what these symptoms are.