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Guys, and guys pretending to be girls, I have a problem.
I've been diagnosed with hyperthyroidism and im wondering if there is a benefit to having it removed.
Surely no thyroid and taking thyroid hormones will help me get some more gains?
All my lifts have gone massively down since it started acting like a dickhead, even if I eat enough.
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Try this stuff first.
I had hyperthyroidism when I was a kid. I didn't do anything about it and it went away in my mid 20's. I think I fixed it by sticking to a clean diet.
http://homeremediesforlife.com/hyperthyroidism/
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>>42437422
my sister has hyperthyroidism, she's living with it by eating clean and weightlifting
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>>42437484
Looks a lot like witchcraft to me.
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any medfags willing chime in?
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Look into iodine supplementation. I just started a month ago and I have higher libido, less brain fog, i feel more rested with less hours of sleep, and more motivation to get out and do things (including lifting, cooking, cleaning etc.)
Always consider nutrtion/the body and its ability to repair itself before surgical removal of a gland.
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>>42438612
He has hyperthyroidism(overactive thyroid, as opposed to hypothyroidism, underactive thyroid) and you're trying to get him to supplement iodine, nigga iodine only makes the thyroid more active
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