Hypothyroidism(Thyroid)
Definition
Hypothyroidism may be caused by problems within the thyroid gland that
causes insufficient circulation of the thyroid hormone. Symptoms show a
decrease in metabolism, with the slowing of mental and physical
activity. Patients may experience a variety of differing symptoms such
as sensitivity to cold, dryness of the skin, constipation, anorexia,
anginal pain, anemia and disordered menstrual function.
Causes
The prime cause of Hypothyroidism is the deficiency of Iodine. In many
cases, this disease is caused by pituitary or hypothalamic disease or
certain medications.
Symptoms
The typical symptoms of Hypothyroidism are:
HOME REMEDIES:
Herbal tea with ginger
Barley and oats
Watercress with its enriched iodine content
Regular consumption of water reed and lotus
For patients afflicted with goiter, exhibiting swelling
around their neck; dandelion leaves with a touch of clarified butter may
be wrapped around the affected region.
Application of watercress's paste on the enlarged neck
is also an effective remedy.
include in your diet sufficient helpings of egg yolks,
yeast and offal on account of their heightened copper content.
Those afflicted with 'hyperthyroidism' should go for
food items whereby they can block or obstruct the hyper activity of the
gland. Thus their diet should consist of items such as broccoli,
cauliflower, cabbage and kale. These vegetables contain in them the
essential 'blockers' which obstruct the hyper functioning of thyroid
glands.
Latest scientific research conducted on the
malfunctioning of thyroid reveals the significance of certain marine
plants in respect of striking balance in endocrine function. Phytoplankton
and lyceum berry have been found to be useful in restoring the much needed
balance.
Diet and Lifestyle Advice
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Take adequate quantities of milk in your diet.
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Increase intake of rice, barley, Bengal gram, moong dal and cucumber.
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Coconut oil helps in improving body metabolism in thyroid patients.
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Avoid heavy and sour foods.
Some Home Remedies
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Mix equal quantities of long pepper (Pipali), black pepper and dry ginger powder. Consume half teaspoon twice a day with lukewarm water.
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Chew Licorice (mulethi) and Black Pepper in a 2:1 ratio three times a day.
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