Estrogen and Autoimmunity
Estrogen dominance, fueled by environmental toxins like plastics and pesticides, can activate autoimmune responses in predisposed individuals. Stressors such as hormonal changes, viral infections like Epstein Barr, or exposure to toxins can be the tipping point for many. The body often endures significant challenges before symptoms arise, likening it to MacGyver's ability to adapt—until it can't anymore.In this clip
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LONGEVITY with Nathalie Niddam
Episode #125: Functional Medicine Workup & Protocol for Thyroid Imbalances
Related Questions
I was diagnosed with Hashimoto's (TPO ABs at 215). I eliminated gluten, dairy, and soy and started a CellCore detox. After 1 month, my TPO antibodies were down to 180, and within 3 months, I was pregnant after suffering from infertility for over 4 years. Now that I am pregnant, I am constantly craving things I can't have, and I am wondering what your take is on Hashimoto's and its relation to those foods. I also feel lethargic after eating chicken or eggs.
What is your take on Hashimoto's and its relation to foods like gluten, dairy, and soy?
How do environmental toxins and hormone changes affect Hashimoto's symptoms during pregnancy?