It is projected that one in seven adult Americans and 27 percent of women in the United States have low thyroid functions and signs of chronic thyroid disease, respectively. The reason for this figure is in part due to the function of the gland that is a sentinel.
The thyroid’s function is to help regulate metabolism and hormones, in addition to muscle control, temperature, bone maintenance, development, brain growth, digestive, energy, hunger, and heart function and much more. This means that when something is going within the body, the thyroid gland will show signs of function as it will become fatigued with trying to regulate a failing system. This is why is thyroid disease so common.
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Thyroid hormone receptors are found throughout the body. This means that the consequences of thyroid imbalance can be felt almost anywhere. Here are important signs of low thyroid function:
The team at Health Coach El Paso use blood panels that are expanded and thorough to look for evidence of thyroid imbalance that is missed. By zeroing in to ascertain which factors have contributed to some thyroid disease we begin our evaluation. With this knowledge we customize a treatment strategy with the aim of restoring your thyroid function in order to preserve your body health — placing you back to complete wellness.
If you suffer from these ailments, including lack of energy and weight gain, we treat diseases including and a comprehensive list of both metabolism and energy conditions:
If you are having any of these disruptive and sometimes debilitating thyroid symptoms, please contact Health Coach El Paso, TX to set up a consultation at 915-412-6677 or email us at Coach@ElPasoFunctionalMedicine.com[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
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