Thanks for coming to see me at Paua Clinic. I am looking forward to helping you to improve your health over the next few months. My aim is to work with you to achieve your individual goals and gain a deeper understanding of your health and wellbeing. Treatment goals - To develop more energy: reduce fatigue - To address Hashimoto’s condition and reduce assoicated symptoms - Assist with gentle detoxification and weightloss - Improve the gut and address diet Lifestyle reccomendations Reducing stress with activities that aid relaxation and increasing energy throughout the day. There is a direct link to stress and thryoid hormones. Adrenal stressors need to be reduced in order to allow the body to heal. o Light exercise in the morning: Helpful for adrenal insufficiency, calms the mind, reduces …show more content…
o Hot bath with essential oils and epsom salts to relieve muscle aches. Nutritional reccomendations As you already have a good diet, here a few adjustments you may to consider in relation to your treatment goals. Since Hashimoto’s is an auto-immune condition, toxins can interfere with thyroid function. Gentle detoxing is a beneficial way to release toxins from the body and imporve digestive funciton. • Gentle detoxifcation plan (1-3 weeks): o Drink a tablespoon of ACV or lemon water first thing in the morning before breakfast to kick start the digestive system and cleanse the system. o Drink green tea or white tea daily to increase metabolism and aid weight-loss2. o Focus on eating anti-inflammatory foods and limiting pestiside and chemical exposure: Organic fruit and vegetables, free range meat. o Include Bone broth’s and homemade soups in your diet as they are easy to digest . • Auto-immune protocol: Try an elimination diet and reduce cosumption of the nightshade family (refer to handout) Reintroduce foods after three weeks to identify problamatic foods
For the last few weeks I have been researching the healing power of Bone Broth. I read Sally Falloon 's book Nourishing Broth, which is a great book. The benefits are amazing: 1. Heals leaky gut Its good for non leaky gut as well, the gelatin in the broth helps fill the holes in the gut.
Often called the fight or flight reflex, stress has been known to save people’s lives, whether it be on a battlefield or some dangerous situation back home. Too much stress ultimately leads to health problems, but too little stress isn’t good for us either. When we go too long without a sharp stimulating response, the body loses its ability to handle stress properly (Tom Scheve, 2009). Somewhere between too much, and too little stress can actually be good for you, helping you perform under pressure. It is when someone cannot turn off that fight or flight feeling that it begins to show its negative effects.
The liver is responsible for hundreds of functions; it is the largest and most complex organ in the body. Weighing in at three pounds it sits behind the ribs on the upper right side of the abdomen and almost covers the entire width of the body. Nutrients and energy, the body 's fuel supply, is processed, converted and distributed by the liver. So, if anything obstructs these processes it will have a serious impact on the body as a whole. And the biggest obstacle would be the presence of gallstones.
Improved Immunity Regular stress can wreak havoc on the body 's immune system. A weakened immune system often leads to more illnesses and infections. Regular sessions can help improve immunity naturally.
Blood levels of cortisol differ, but typically are high in the morning when the person wakes up, and then drop throughout the day. This is called a diurnal rhythm. In people who work at night, they have the opposite pattern. The timing of cortisol releasing is related to the daily activity patterns. In response to stress, extra cortisol is released to help the body to respond properly.
In the human body, exercise can be a source profound physiological changes. In particular, its impacts the release of fundamental hormones in the body. The adrenal glands is the body 's main site of steroid hormone release and it responds to increased physical activity through the release of hormones such as cortisol and aldosterone.(Buono & Yeager, 1991) Aldosterone is an essential hormone used by the body to maintain sodium and fluid balance. It exerts it effects by increasing sodium re-absorption and potassium secretion in the kidneys and in turn this also increases water resorption.(Garrett & Kirkendall, 2000)
Sunny yellow foods really help to clear and balance this chakra, especially yellow peppers, but you can also try corn, yellow lentils, yellow curry, and bananas. Since this chakra converts energy, it needs foods that are not absorbed too quickly, so avoid sugar, white flour, and processed foods, if your third chakra is off-kilter. What you want instead is complex carbohydrates and whole grains that burn more slowly and keep you energized
The truth is that I came here with many problems such as colds, headaches, joint pains, digestive problems, blood circulation problems, high cholesterol, etc. I am very grateful to Dr. Melanie with everything she has done for me, thank you because now I feel recovered. Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart. May God reward Melanie!
A. The needs assessment shows the population that should be targeted is Hispanic females between the ages of 20-59 who live in rural areas of the in Miami- Dade County. According to the Corazon y Alma profile, the hospital has a high C-section rate and many of these patients were considered high risk. The hospital has enhanced OB services but access to prenatal care is absent and this has caused a gap in care. There are financial, geographic and social barriers in the community which contribute to the gap.
Some general precautions include the following. • Control salt intake • Drink 6-8 glasses of water a day. • Don’t eat a lot of fried foods and junk food. • Get enough rest. • Exercise regularly.
Nevertheless, stress may be a mediator through which parents transmit adverse effects to their children. African-Americans experiencing racism has been reported to present with higher cortisol levels, similar studies have shown this among Hispanic youth exposed to racism. Another study reported a decrease in birth weight among children of California women with Arab sounding names in the year following 9/11; that could be attributed to an increase in racial discrimination experience among them. Cortisol and other hormones in the stress physiology are important for maintaining immune, reproductive and cardiovascular health. However, an imbalance on cortisol levels system can adversely affect the immune system as well as the ability to become pregnant and even the pregnancy itself.
First, women are also advised to lift weight to increase their bone density so that you all can avoid osteoporosis. Working out also boosts circulation. Your blood flow more smoothly, which will decrease your risk of cardiovascular diseases. Besides, at the same time, this flowing blood will deliver the nutrients to your skin, helping to detoxify the body by removing toxins (poisons) We all have stress in our lives whether it is the occasional rough day or a more serious chronic problem.
In addition the green tea and its ingredients act as a shield against the liver disease and have anti-viral qualities to fight hepatitis. Consuming green tea daily is better for the overall health of your body. Add 1 teaspoon of green tea powder to 1 cup of water. After steeping for 5 minutes, strain the mixture and add a few drops of pure honey to the drink. Take this tea 3 times in a day on a regular basis to avert further damage to your liver.
The key is to work with your practitioner and let them 'into' your body as they peel back the layers of tension, like removing the layers of an onion. The philosophy of lomi lomi is where there is 'relaxation' there can be no illness! After your lomi lomi, it's really nice to have a cleansing warm shower to wash away any lingering 'energy'.
One of the main challenges would be associated with the view that eating tissue culture beef involves overt scientific involvement in the food production (Moon & Balasubramanian,