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hey guys so today we’re gonna talk about

Hashimoto’s okay this is an autoimmune

condition hypothyroid condition there’s

another autoimmune related to the

thyroid it called Graves and that would

be a hyper thyroid so that speeds things

up too fast hypo it’s too slow so I’m

gonna kind of walk you through some

pieces of this puzzle an autoimmune

condition is where your immune system

your own body’s immune system is

generating cells that are attacking

itself called antibodies anti against

the body okay and it’s kind of weird

that it’ll do that but it does that and

pretty much any tissue in the body you

can have an autoimmune to any tissue the

nervous system the connective tissue

even snow via fluid in the joints but as

far as the thyroid goes there’s the most

common antibody that that’s involved in

Hashimoto’s is something called anti TPL

antibodies what does that mean basically

it’s anti-thyroid peroxidase now what is

the peroxidase that’s just an enzyme so

thyroid peroxidase which is TPO as an

enzyme that works with hydrogen peroxide

to basically make thyroid hormones so

it’s some chemical in the thyroid that’s

involved in making the thyroid hormone

it’s basically you can take the dietary

iodine and then it converts it to the

iodine that’s necessary to make the

thyroid hormone because you have like t3

and t4 this the 4 and the 3

represent the number of iodine molecules

in that protein in that hormone so to do

that you need this chemical and this

chemical together now they really don’t

know exactly what causes this problem

but we know it’s a problem within the

immune system we know that somehow it

could be involved in your body’s

dropping to defense of the immune system

because many these conditions occur

right after a stress event so you have

this adrenal connection which also

controls the immune system and then you

have the immune Drina connection so that

could be a link but when you have an

autoimmune condition we do have excess

hydrogen peroxide floating around and if

you you may have some of this in your

cupboard like this little this bottle of

hydrogen peroxide that you use if you

cut yourself to sterilize it okay to

disinfect because it’s a very powerful

oxidant so it kind of bubbles and cleans

bacteria kills bacteria so how did you /

oxide if it’s in the body at higher

levels it can actually create oxidative

stress or damage so one thing we want to

do is you want to kind of remove the

excess amount of this right here and

that’s what I’m going to talk about

because we want to increase our immune

defenses we want to increase the

antioxidant Network that’s going to

actually fight and neutralize the

oxidant so we start up with selenium

selenium is a very powerful antioxidant

it’s a trace mineral that is very

helpful in making thyroid hormones and

also helping the conversion from the

inactive to the active form zinc is

another powerful antioxidant and there’s

one more that has a very long name s

acetyl l al very important antioxidant

that will help clear out the excess

amount of hydrogen peroxide so if I

personally had Hashimoto’s these are

some of the remedies that I would take

to support that condition so we can

actually remove some of the excess

hydrogen peroxide because that can

create more damage and I would focus

also on just getting my body healthier

and healthier and definitely include in

a minute fasting because anytime you do

prolong in a minute fasting but let’s

say you do it once a month or once every

other month you are going to drop

inflammation your gonna help the immune

system you are going to enhance the

immune function alright thanks for

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