Hashimoto's and Vitamin D Deficiency

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  • Опубликовано: 31 янв 2025

Комментарии • 26

  • @MakeupMobster
    @MakeupMobster 8 лет назад +6

    I wish I could find a doctor like you in my area. Just got back from my endocrinologist. I have a 1" nodule on my thyroid and I've been experiencing symptoms of hypothyroidism. I don't have a diagnosis but I had my thyroid levels checked about 6 months ago and they were normal. I have to get a biopsy but in the meanwhile he gave me a blood test for only antibodies and TSH, as well as vit d, DHEA and prolactin. Hashi's runs in my fam. So I guess I'll get no treatment until my thyroid completely deteriorates.

  • @thehermit196
    @thehermit196 11 лет назад +8

    i self medicated by taking some vitamin d and i will admit i feel much better than before.

  • @MaxineAGGuess
    @MaxineAGGuess 6 лет назад +4

    You are right. I'm not hashimotos. I'm the opposite hyperthyroid. But you are right about Vitamin D. Was put on 50,000 UI per week and felt like a million bucks after week 4 on it. Was severely deficit of vitamin D, with levels only seen in third world countries.

  • @w.goethe9559
    @w.goethe9559 6 лет назад +3

    I wish, I could see this Doctor. It took me so much time of research to learn, what he already was talking about in 2012... And I‘m trying so hard to find a doctor who even has a clue. Guess what‘s about my vit D... can even take a dosage of 20000 IU/day and can‘t raise it. Meanwhile PTH and serum calcium are high, so no chance at all.

  • @slapshot1x
    @slapshot1x 11 лет назад +14

    Vitamin d made my symptoms worse, ironically so did kelp. Only thing that makes this illness better is raw food juicing...for me ..

  • @pookiroo
    @pookiroo 8 лет назад +4

    thanks dr. I feel a lot better watching your vids. I would of been pulling my hair out all these years, but I have nothing to pull out. lol.

  • @texarc
    @texarc 12 лет назад +3

    Some 80 to 90 percent of Americans are deficient in D. So does this really indicate something clinically/statistically significant unique to Hahimoto sufferers?

  • @TAS1965
    @TAS1965 12 лет назад +6

    I need to ask my dr about hashimoto's. I have fibro/cfs/RA.. 5yrs ago my hair feel out by the handfuls. It still falls out a lot but not as bad. I have all the symptoms of low thyroid, been tested 4 times in 5yrs & it's always "normal". My vit D was 16! I was put on 50k IU a wk 12/2009, raise to 100K IU a wk 2/2010. 3/2011 it was still only 34.8 then 3/2012 it's DOWN to 26.8! I was told auto immune diseases like fibro causes your body to use it as fast as it makes it. Is that true?

  • @ForTheForsaken
    @ForTheForsaken 11 лет назад +4

    Hello I was told I had subclinical hypothyroidism and after trying many different doses of levothyroxine I never seem to feel better. I am also told my Vitamin D is deficient, its 39 in the UK which is nmol/l or something like that. I never had any anti bodies but my TSH was elevated to 7.2. I wonder what you would think a good dose of Vitamin D would be I am taking 3000iu daily for now and I haven't noticed much difference in symptoms other than maybe my mood is not as low as before :)

  • @wupeide
    @wupeide 10 лет назад +7

    Is it a cause or effect?

  • @annebeck58
    @annebeck58 11 лет назад +1

    Thanks for explaining this. Nobody else has.
    My vit-D was 4. My TSH was pretty normal, as was my T-4. But the Free T-3 was way low, too.
    I am afraid to take vit-D, without someone telling me more about it. Not sure what to do, but guess I need to be sure the levothyroxine is working for me, first?

  • @DrDavidJClarkDC
    @DrDavidJClarkDC  11 лет назад

    Actually, I moved to North Carolina in January. I'm in Durham.

  • @gonzoe555
    @gonzoe555 12 лет назад +1

    1-25 DiOH shouldn't be taken lightly. It is the active form of Vitamin D and unlike the way we get cholecalciferol from sunlight, out body cannot "regulate" how much active Vitamin D we create when taken orally.

  • @sombfab1
    @sombfab1 11 лет назад +2

    You talk about the gene for Hashimoto's. Is there a genetic test for this gene variation?

  • @laurensavery2395
    @laurensavery2395 6 лет назад

    Thank you for posting these videos Dr Clark , any recomendations on finding an autoimmune Dr in the massachusets area?

  • @magildeny
    @magildeny 12 лет назад +1

    can you tell us: is goat's milk ok? or is that also considered a no no for the hashimotos diet? thanks!

  • @masuttta
    @masuttta 12 лет назад +1

    What about the marshall's protocol? I have a weak immunity. and hashimoto like symptoms. Recently my doctor diagnosed me with vitamin d deficiency. Things you say and what Prof. Marshall says are contradictory.... utterly confused.

  • @magildeny
    @magildeny 12 лет назад

    can you tell us if patients with Hashimotos need to be worried about thyroid cancer? what steps should we take to check for thyroid cancer? thanks

  • @nineteendesu
    @nineteendesu 11 лет назад +1

    you're a dallas doctor? wow! maybe i need to see you im nearby and im needing a second opinion

  • @DanzoSrife
    @DanzoSrife 12 лет назад +1

    Is taking Selenium OK? I don't supplement with other stuff that you said no to.

  • @TheOnewon11
    @TheOnewon11 12 лет назад

    I have Hashimoto's and I am Gluten intolerant, I also have a blood disorder (sticky Factor 8) leading to DVT's and PE's. I take 100 ug Oroxine and 6mg of Coumadin a day. I still have issues with tiredness, brain fog, weakness, bloating, weight gain, depression, despite being medicated and on a strict gluten free diet for 10 years. I have developed brown spots all over my skin in the last few years,. I am always thirsty, my skin is very dry. Could vitamin D be an answer to my ongoing symptoms?

  • @TheKam180
    @TheKam180 11 лет назад

    Hello, I was wondering if being RH Negative has any impact on thyroid? I began getting symptoms after my son's birth and have been trying to conceive a second child for 3 years without success. My bloods came back normal and i have the unexplained diagnosis.

  • @0MusicAddictedGirl0
    @0MusicAddictedGirl0 10 лет назад

    I have Hashimoto's disease and I'm going to check if I'm vitamin D deficient (which I can only assume that I am) and if I am, I was planning on supplementing vitamin D, but I'm not sure if I should because of Vitamin D Receptor Polymorphism that you've mentioned. Should I at least try supplementing if I'm deficient and if I feel better keep it up or not? And how can you make sure you don't have Vitamin D Receptor Polymorphism?