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Hypothyroid Clinic

The functional medicine approach for resolving ...

  • low mood

  • fatigue

  • mental sluggishness

  • brain fog 

  • weight gain

  • hopelessness

  • apathy

£85 | one hour

Online OR in person

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Hormonal Influences On Your Brain and Mental Health ...

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About Hypothyroidism

Hypothyroidism, characterized by an underactive thyroid gland, has far-reaching implications for physical, mental, and brain health. Physically, it can lead to weight gain, muscle weakness, and chronic fatigue, impacting daily functioning and quality of life. Mentally, it's associated with depression and mood swings, affecting emotional well-being and social interactions. For brain health, hypothyroidism can impair cognitive functions, leading to memory issues and slowed mental processing. These symptoms collectively exacerbate each other, creating a cycle that can significantly impact overall health. Addressing hypothyroidism with appropriate treatment is crucial for restoring balance and preventing long-term health consequences.

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The Thyroid and Physical Health

Hypothyroidism leads to a slowdown in metabolic processes, causing weight gain, fatigue, sensitivity to cold, constipation, dry skin, and hair loss. It can also result in muscle weakness, joint pain, and increased risk of heart disease.

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The Thyroid and Mental Health

Hypothyroidism significantly impacts mental health, leading to depression, mood swings, and anxiety. The condition's slowing of bodily functions extends to the brain, contributing to cognitive difficulties such as impaired memory and decreased concentration. These symptoms can exacerbate feelings of frustration and isolation, further affecting emotional well-being. Early diagnosis and treatment are vital to mitigate these mental health challenges, highlighting the importance of holistic approaches that address both the physical and psychological aspects of hypothyroidism.

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The Thyroid and Brain Health

Hypothyroidism's impact on brain health is profound, affecting various cognitive functions. It can lead to slowed mental processing, making tasks that require concentration more challenging. Additionally, hypothyroidism is linked to a decreased ability to acquire new information and diminished executive function, affecting decision-making and planning. Over time, untreated hypothyroidism may increase the risk for neurodegenerative diseases. Restoring thyroid hormone levels to normal through appropriate treatment can improve brain function and prevent long-term cognitive decline.

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A Full Thyroid Lab Profile

Hypothyroidism can disrupt gut function, leading to symptoms such as constipation, bloating, and impaired digestion. Thyroid hormones play a crucial role in regulating the movement of food through the digestive tract and maintaining intestinal health. When levels are low, gut motility slows, causing digestive issues. Managing hypothyroidism effectively through medication and dietary changes can help alleviate gut symptoms and restore gastrointestinal function for overall well-being.

Conquering Hypothyroidism

A Preliminary Consultation

What You Really Need To Know To Make It A Positive Transition

functional medicine vs mainstream medicine

discussion of symptoms and their causes

treatment options : medical and alternative

requirements and implications

understanding lab tests

naturopathic medicine needs

​

£85 | one hour

Online OR in person

please complete the hormone profile ( see below )

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Hypothyroidism

And Your Brain

Hypothyroidism can profoundly affect the brain, leading to cognitive impairment, memory problems, and mood disturbances. Insufficient thyroid hormone levels slow down brain function, impacting neurotransmitter activity and cognitive processing. Addressing hypothyroidism through medication and lifestyle changes is essential to mitigate these effects and support brain health.

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Establish Your Baseline And Highlight Your Priorities

In This Hormonal Symptom Profile

  • pre consultation

  • for your own information / records

This profile is an analysis of 

general brain function

memory

adrenal function

thyroid function

blood sugar balance

liver / gall bladder

dopamine

serotonin

GABA

acetylcholine

catecholamines

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( time to completion approx 15mins )

Investment : £12

Refunded when you book a follow up Discovery Consultation

Why Work With Us ?

Our clinical and educational services are among the most advanced anywhere. 

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Full Symptoms Analysis

A proper diagnostic work up for hormonal imbalances should include an analysis of symptoms relating to adrenal function, thyroid function and the sex hormones. Our male and female hormonal profiles is an ideal starting point.

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Laboratory Support

Laboratory analysis from blood, urine and saliva can provide invaluable information as to hormonal shifts in the body giving answers to the myriad of symptoms that can develop from imbalances.

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Discovery Consultation

Through our Discovery Consultation ( see below ) learn what how hormonal imbalances develop and what you need to consider to regain balancer and all the benefits that come with it

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Educational Support

We are science and research based. All our recommendations and support are based on published research which can be found in the scientific annals.

Conquering Hypothyroidism

A Preliminary Consultation

What You Really Need To Know To Make It A Positive Transition

functional medicine vs mainstream medicine

discussion of symptoms and their causes

treatment options : medical and alternative

requirements and implications

understanding lab tests

naturopathic medicine needs

​

£85 | one hour

online OR in person

please complete the female hormone profile ( see below )

Contact Us

Address

43 Woodhouse Lane

Biddulph, Stoke On Trent ST8 7DR

Contact

07814 528087

Opening Hours

Mon - Fri

11:00 am – 6:00 pm

Saturday

10:00 am – 1:00 pm

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