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hey dr. Berg here in this short video

we’re going to talk about Hashimoto’s

thyroiditis simplified now Hashimoto’s

is a type of a thyroid problem which is

a hypothyroid but it’s a different type

it’s actually an immune issue problem

and I want to give you some insights

because when you do research on this you

really won’t find much about it

so I want to show you something this is

a sipper collection of medical

illustrations endocrinology vol 4 by dr.

Frank nitori’s and MD I’m going to show

you on page 84 just going to read

something too and this page is on

something that describes cortisol the

biological actions of cortisol that’s

the stress hormone so it’s as cortisol

diverts amino acids from the lymph

tissue now the limp tissue is all the

immune tissue so it the cortisol pushes

in protein from that limp tissue so you

don’t you don’t get as much amino acid

and so we get a marked reduction in size

of your lymph nodes in other words it

causes an atrophy or a shrinkage of your

immune system yeah cortisol will cause

the shrinkage of the immune system and

then this accompanied by a release of

anti-bodies now what does that mean it

means that all those stored antibodies

now are released into the blood so we’re

getting a release of these little

antibodies which basically help they’re

part of the immune system and then it

says that eventual decrease in overall

antibody production so what happens with

cortisol is you get a lowering of the

entire immune system and the ability to

protect our bodies which then breaks

down the immune barrier and raises

susceptibility to viral and bacterial

infections so now what does all that

mean

it means that there’s a huge connection

between stress and the immune deficiency

issues when we get into Hashimoto’s or

any autoimmune problem just ask the

person this one question when did it

start and you’re going to find it will

always start after some stress event

Allah

of a level-one the divorce job loss an

injury a trauma whatever and all of a

sudden it sets up a weakness within the

adrenal lowering the immune system and

then your body starts attacking itself

so why would your body develop

antibodies to attack itself other than

that whole system is lost control and

it’s out of control and that’s what this

is it’s a your body’s has producing

little antibodies against itself and so

it’s a self attack and it keeps the

thyroid inflamed so that’s what this is

and it’s triggered by I believe high

cortisol which is stress and then the

whole thing starts becoming a problem so

now okay so that’s that’s kind of my

theory on what’s going on but now what

can we do about it

well we want to do two things we want to

reduce the inflammation because there’s

an itis and some really good things to

do for that to help the immune system is

to take vitamin d3 and by the way that

adrenal thing that cortisol that will

deplete your vitamin D as well so you

want to take a little bit more than you

normally take so take about 10,000 IU’s

but make sure you take vitamin k2 with

it I’ve done videos on this this is very

important you need to take these

together because they work together so

take about 100 micrograms of k2 10,000

IU’s of vitamin d3 and then add some cod

liver oil norm about 500 milligrams and

this combination is very

anti-inflammatory so it will actually

help the inflammation piece of it but

there’s something else that is out there

that you may want to look into it’s a

product by standard process and you’re

going to have to find a practitioner

that has it but it’s called thyroid

thyrotropin PMG I wrote Rauf in PMG and

the PMG part is really DNA extract of

thyroid gland from my cow or a sheep

whatever so it’s a glandular extract but

it’s a siphoned out DNA from that so

they take the DNA out and they put it in

tablet it’s the news spurt for probably

40 years in the area of alternative

health and so when a person would take

thyrotropin PMG before bed they’d

probably take one it goes into the

stomach and because that DNA is very

similar to our DNA instead of the

thyroid attacking itself it goes what

what the heck is this let’s go back over

here and start attacking this thing in

the stomach so it actually never even

leaves the stomach it goes into the

lymphatic system around the stomach and

it kind of just hangs out there and it

it causes a diversion it distracts the

antibodies to attack this decoy and it

leaves the thyroid alone so the guy who

developed this theory is a genius dr.

Royal Lee back in probably 20s and 30s

but this is a really simple way of kind

of taking the immune system and shifting

it over here and leaving the thyroid

alone so we can start to heal so those

are a couple tips in my two cents on the

Hashimoto’s thyroiditis