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Old 12-21-2011, 04:01 AM   #45 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by raykilleen View Post
This sounds very similar to me years ago and I can't say for sure but through trial and error in diet I eliminated wheat (basically gluten) and dairy, I'm guessing it was kind of allergy related because my seasonal allergies also got much better. It's not easy to do but when I slip off diet symptoms start to return and yes drink insane amounts of water, green tea is energizing, check out a yoga asana routine.
One of the primary causes of a hypothyroid condition is an autoimmune disease called Hashimotos. Gluten intolerance is a key factor in this. As it turns out, the molecular structure of gluten is virtually identical to thyroid tissue. When your immune system reacts to gluten in your system as a foreign invader, it also attacks your thyroid as well. This may be why you feel much better when you avoid gluten.
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