Lower TPO Antibodies With These 6 Treatments

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  • Is it possible to lower TPO antibodies if you have Hashimoto's thyroiditis? The answer is yes, but it's not guaranteed. We will talk more about that in just a minute but for now I want you to keep the following in mind:
    1. The treatments we are going to discuss work for more than just TPO antibodies. They will also be beneficial for those with thyroglobulin antibodies and even TSI antibodies in Graves' disease. This is because antibodies stem from immune dysfunction and many of these treatments balance the immune system.
    2. Just because these treatments have been shown to help others doesn't mean they will automatically work for you. It will take some trial and error to figure out what works best for your body.
    3. Even though antibodies are never normal and your goal should be to get your antibodies as close to zero as possible, don't stress if you can't get there.
    With this in mind, here are 6 treatments that are effective at lowering thyroid antibodies:
    1. Nigella sativa. This is the plant that produces black seeds which are then used to create black seed oil. This plant has been shown to have a pro-thyroid effect, a thyroid antibody-lowering effect, and a benefit to fat mass.
    2. LDN or low-dose naltrexone. LDN is used off-label to treat inflammatory conditions and is effective for about 50% of people who use it.
    3. Diet. Many diets are effective but some of my favorites include gluten-free, dairy-free, soy-free, and whole30.
    4. Vitamin D. Taking vitamin D by itself won't be enough to lower your thyroid antibodies but it can help when it's part of a complete treatment regimen. Use it in conjunction with the other treatments listed here.
    5. Selenium. Selenium helps protect your thyroid gland from inflammation and is great for those with Hashimoto's if they are selenium deficient.
    6. Testosterone, androgens, or DHEA. Androgens are a "secret" treatment that can help balance the immune system. Women can use low dose testosterone replacement therapy if their testosterone is low.
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    Disclaimer:
    Dr. Westin Childs received his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic medicine in 2013. His use of “doctor” or “Dr.” in relation to himself solely refers to that degree. Dr. Childs is no longer practicing medicine and does not hold an active medical license so he can focus on helping people through videos, blog posts, research, and supplement formulation. To read more about why he is no longer licensed please see this page: www.restartmed...
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Комментарии • 366

  • @002Alfik
    @002Alfik Год назад +114

    Hello! I am using Nigella Sativa for 8 weeks and my TG (thyroid antibodies) went down from 590 to 220! It is definitely working! 😊

    • @Natty5D
      @Natty5D Год назад +7

      What exactly are you using ? Oil ? Black Seed ? What product.

    • @ThisIsNotMyHome
      @ThisIsNotMyHome Год назад +2

      I'd like to know as well. Sounds great 👍🏻

    • @ThisIsNotMyHome
      @ThisIsNotMyHome Год назад +6

      Although you said your numbers drastically decreased, did you experience a decrease in your symptoms as well?

    • @002Alfik
      @002Alfik Год назад +14

      I am using Black seed oil from Viridian company, it is bio quality and I am using 1 teaspoon per day usually after breakfast or lunch.

    • @002Alfik
      @002Alfik Год назад +12

      @@ThisIsNotMyHome Yes, I am definitely less tired and I stopped feeling a lump in my throat when swallowing.

  • @jenniferhizzy6591
    @jenniferhizzy6591 Год назад +63

    I'm so glad that you said tpo antibodies at any level are never normal. So many doctors have made me feel like I'm crazy when I tell them how I feel after they say my thyroid is functioning normally but have abnormally high tpo levels.

    • @kavithapanjimala3418
      @kavithapanjimala3418 Год назад +3

      True...

    • @mafaldanascimento2128
      @mafaldanascimento2128 Год назад +4

      Me too high TPO but feel good

    • @ThisIsNotMyHome
      @ThisIsNotMyHome Год назад +3

      I have a lot of health issues. My tpo antibodies show 30, which most people assume is a good range. My doctor of course thinks this is normal.. but would this low of a range be able to cause extensive symptoms? I've been taking 200 mcg selenium for a few weeks now without noticing a difference. Which he says that could be because I wasn't deficient to begin with with selenium levels.. I'm already gluten free and low carb, little to no processed foods. Trying to wean myself off cheese cause I love the stuff lol.

    • @mafaldanascimento2128
      @mafaldanascimento2128 Год назад +1

      Me too last I have 1300

    • @mafaldanascimento2128
      @mafaldanascimento2128 Год назад +7

      Up 1300 TPO start taking selenium 200 now

  • @MrsKunis
    @MrsKunis Год назад +55

    I had some luck with lowering my TPO antibodies in a six month period but I stopped what I was doing and it went back up. I am doing this again but since then I have learned more about this.
    I started at TPO antibodies at 154. I started taking 20,000 I.U.s of vitamin D3 per day plus I removed dairy and cut out all vegetable oils.
    My TPO antibodies went from 154 to 100 in three months.
    The next three months, it went from 100 to 60. However for some dumb reason, I quit what I was doing and ate regular again. The antibodies went up.
    I did some reading and now I really believe it is caused by Leaky Gut. That is the beginning point. You just have to fix that. I believe you do that with a long fast with water only past three days. I am about to do a five day fast. I am basing it off this story on what happened to this woman. Her fasting sealed the gut lining. She had done two long fasts within six months. Her Hashimoto's was gone and three years later she said it was still gone.

    • @jagannathishere
      @jagannathishere Год назад +9

      hi can you tell more details about that woman story? where can I find more details. thanks.

    • @nancydunton3031
      @nancydunton3031 Год назад

      Do away with the Nightshade vegetable(potatoes, peppers, eggplant, and tomatoes) and you can stop or slow down leaky gut syndrome. These veggies create fissures in stomach lining so toxins from stomach juices leak thru and go into you blood system. The one nightshade you may be familiar is Belladonna. This was use as a poison long ago. So there some toxins in the previous named foods. Do your own research to learn more. I gave up these foods years ago. I eat lots of onions, different cabbages, garlic, garlic scapes, squashes, ( yellow summer, zucchinis , pumpkins), celery, carrots, lettuces, fruits , pickled vegetables, steamed broccoli, steamed
      cauliflower , leeks as well as low fat meat , fish, shrimp, mackerel, salmon, sardines , liver, mixed nuts, cucumbers. As you see I dont eat rice, some grains. Hope this helps you decide your path. You also see there is a lot of variety.

    • @houssemhamoudi7524
      @houssemhamoudi7524 Год назад +1

      Pls , more details about this women .’

    • @keerthithambu5140
      @keerthithambu5140 10 месяцев назад

      Can u tell how to do fasting

    • @Yellow-oc4sl
      @Yellow-oc4sl 6 месяцев назад

      Oh wow,

  • @edv9483
    @edv9483 Год назад +34

    The main impediments to treating low thyroid are doctors. Most are stuck on TSH levels and Rx with T4. Even many Endocrinologists can be difficult to work with. Arm yourself with good info and have serious discussion with your Dr. I found that finding a good Naturopathic Dr to be beneficial. One more note, if you supplement with D3 you should also take K2 MK-7. Thank you Dr Childs for your great info. You have confirmed what I have learned over the past few years of living with Hashimoto for 40 years.

    • @aidan84917
      @aidan84917 Год назад +1

      3 weeks ago I made desisionto to stop taking synnthroid bc I started feel terrible. Just wondering, finally did you get your blood test normal? Thank you in advance

    • @edv9483
      @edv9483 Год назад +2

      @@aidan84917 I slowly quit taking levothyroxine. I did feel ok for several months. I eventually got to where I couldn't concentrate and felt somewhat drunk. My TSH was very high. Finally gave up and went back on levo. I have also started supplementing with kelp for iodine and with Selenium. I now feel as good as I have for many years. Perhaps rather than synthroid you may try levothyroxine. I found selenium really helped. Can't say the iodine makes a big difference but it's not hurting either. I have been hypothyroid for over 40 years. Wasn't diagnosed with Hashimoto until 25 years in. Many ups and downs. Finding a good Naturopathic Dr has been the biggest help.

    • @edv9483
      @edv9483 Год назад +1

      @@aidan84917My TSH levels have usually been ok when I'm on levo and felt ok. The other tests not so much. Reducing gluten as much as possible does help

    • @GwenMotoGirl
      @GwenMotoGirl Год назад

      You are so right! We die on the TSH sword.

  • @christiebessinger857
    @christiebessinger857 9 месяцев назад +13

    Diet and supplements brought my TPO to 1 and Thyroglobulin to 11. Still trying to lower a bit but happy w these numbers! No gluten and 98% soy free for years now

    • @PeaceIsYeshua
      @PeaceIsYeshua 6 месяцев назад

      @Christie, awesome!! Would you mind sharing what diet you did and which supplements you took? ❤

    • @talamantes2618
      @talamantes2618 5 месяцев назад

      hi christiebessinger are you dairy free or no?

    • @lifeandliving1335
      @lifeandliving1335 21 день назад

      Hi
      Do you take dairy and cookies? 😊

  • @Gigi-kr6ek
    @Gigi-kr6ek Год назад +12

    I've always read that , to fight off cancer you want your vitamin d levels at least at 80

  • @terrialexon351
    @terrialexon351 Год назад +11

    LDN was not effective for me, but Thymosin Alpha 1 injections cut my inflammation in HALF in only 3 months. Taking 200 Mg of😮 Selenium was added and I felt better. My skin lesions have finally started to heal!

  • @theideaplace
    @theideaplace Год назад +20

    NAC also increases Glutathione levels... also MACA is said to increase testosterone

    • @SS40-nah
      @SS40-nah 10 месяцев назад +6

      I started taking NAC a month ago and my Thyroid Stimulating Immunogobulins went back into normal range! I've been battling that thing for like 4 years! You're the first person I saw in the comments that mentioned NAC. 😃

    • @gigglesnz9
      @gigglesnz9 6 месяцев назад

      ​Which NAC supplement did you take and how much a day?

    • @theideaplace
      @theideaplace 3 месяца назад +1

      @@SS40-nah It wasn't very talked about for years .. I tried to bring it to light in past 3 or so years now everyone is talking about it... Another little known remedy is Andrographis and it does amazing things too...

    • @theideaplace
      @theideaplace 3 месяца назад +1

      @@gigglesnz9 They usually come in a standardized dose of around 600 mg ... it also fights lots of other things like viruses..

  • @Milagroscrs
    @Milagroscrs Год назад +12

    I have been using LDN 4 mg for last 3 years and it really has helped me modulate my eating habits, I attribute my weight loss and my low TPO to the use of LDN. Fortunately I am one of the lucky ones, even my Dr was amazed at how well LDN managed my inflammation and pain! Thank you Dr Child’s i learned of this from you! You always provide wonderful information!

    • @SamTheGirl210
      @SamTheGirl210 Год назад +2

      Based on your comments here, I'm going to try that one first- LCN 4 mg. Thank you for posting your comment.

    • @flowergirl5739
      @flowergirl5739 10 месяцев назад +1

      ​@SamTheGirl210 how was it?

    • @flowergirl5739
      @flowergirl5739 10 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@SamTheGirl210🌹

  • @lissarx2459
    @lissarx2459 7 месяцев назад +3

    I took testosterone for a short time due to low levels as prescribed by my gynecologist and experienced hair loss as a woman. I later had this confirmed a few months later by my dermatologist who said he had seen many women lose hair on testosterone.

  • @marys6866
    @marys6866 Год назад +10

    These are good strategies and have worked for me at least. The best thing I found was going gluten free. I felt better within a week or two (brain fog lifted and have more energy), and combined with vit D, selenium and healthy whole food diet my antibodies are almost gone after 6-12 months. I have also been working on reducing inflammation e.g. gut bacteria and fish oil supplements, reducing sugar and carbs, better sleep, exercise etc.

  • @marthaflores7708
    @marthaflores7708 Год назад +24

    I love your content! But I wish you could post the links to the studies you quote so we could read them and I could show them to my endocrinologist 😊

  • @ZEBEEtheoriginal
    @ZEBEEtheoriginal 11 месяцев назад +29

    Eating two Brazil nuts per day changed my life.

    • @kellykelz423
      @kellykelz423 8 месяцев назад +4

      Same

    • @lexazver
      @lexazver 4 месяца назад +1

      didnt work for me unfortunately....how long did it take to notice results?

    • @rodrigsantsil
      @rodrigsantsil 4 месяца назад +3

      As a Brazilian though not as a nut, lol, I have to say you should put them into a glass of water with a few drops of lemon/lime or ACV in order to kill the fungus and remove phytic acid which is a nutrient robber.

    • @rameelarustam902
      @rameelarustam902 2 месяца назад +2

      ​@@lexazver plz first check vitamins and mineral test so you know what kind of dificiency in your body sometime vitamin d dificiancy cause this

  • @a-ms9760
    @a-ms9760 7 дней назад

    Thanks for outlining this data for us

  • @dag118
    @dag118 Год назад +5

    I blend the black seed with honey and chew the seeds. One tsp twice a day.

  • @GwenMotoGirl
    @GwenMotoGirl Год назад +8

    LDN is great for me. 5 years now and stabilized on 4.5 mg per evening. But I’ve also eaten properly for me for the past 14 years, which helped so much. LDN was a great lever for me, and diet was key, too, which is zero sugar, zero grains and grain substitutes, zero starchy foods, zero soy, and ultimately, very very low carb. From April to October, I optimize my vitamin d levels with sun exposure. I supplement the rest of the year, but I feel best with the sun. I take Lugol’s iodine daily, but I ramped it up very slowly, I use topical testosterone and oral DHEA, both prescribed by my doctor and compounded at a compounding pharmacy, same providers who prescribe my LDN. All of this took a few years to work out, but it’s so worth it. I love my life now. You’re the only doctor talking about these helpful levers. Thank you for talking about this.

    • @pariarowand4942
      @pariarowand4942 Год назад +1

      Did you see your TPO antibodies go down with LDN?

    • @GwenMotoGirl
      @GwenMotoGirl Год назад +2

      @@pariarowand4942 yes. But I haven’t checked them in a while. I don’t have any symptoms, but I am on a porcine thyroid compound.

    • @gigglesnz9
      @gigglesnz9 6 месяцев назад +1

      What kind of porcine thyroid compound?

    • @GwenMotoGirl
      @GwenMotoGirl 6 месяцев назад

      @@gigglesnz9 it’s porcine, compounded, but after years of taking the compound, I switched to NP Thyroid at a lower dose a few months ago. It’s going well.

    • @RationalNon-conformist
      @RationalNon-conformist 2 месяца назад

      @@GwenMotoGirl Hi there, I’m looking into compounded porcine thyroid (T3 only), I don’t do well with T4 (or cytomel). Do you mind me asking why you switched to NP Thyroid?

  • @lavellnutrition
    @lavellnutrition Год назад +27

    Having gone undiagnosed for over 60 years without being diagnosed with Celiac Disease I can absolutely attest that anyone with Hoshimoto's should have genetic testing for gluten intolerance or Celiac Disease. My Thyroid went from 26.5 down to 2.76 going not just gluten free but grain free! That's huge!

    • @beckiwildeman600
      @beckiwildeman600 Год назад

      Are you talking TPO?

    • @maggiescat3208
      @maggiescat3208 Год назад +1

      Omgosh I’ve just eliminated grains. I hope I get results soon.

    • @juanarango8361
      @juanarango8361 Год назад +1

      What do you mean with grains? All of them? Such as rice, chickpea...?

    • @lavellnutrition
      @lavellnutrition Год назад

      Yes, all grains. Rice contains Orzenin a glutenous protein but alopaths only test for gliadin the gluten from wheat. Chickpeas alre alright, they are legumes, not grains.@@juanarango8361

    • @lavellnutrition
      @lavellnutrition Год назад

      No genetic testing@@beckiwildeman600

  • @learn119
    @learn119 Год назад +5

    I was diagnosed with Graves, but the doctor said I did not need medication yet. I cannot lose weight! I feel like I have more signs of hashimotos than graves, but lab work shows graves. I have been taking Thyroid Calm, Lemon Balm, selenium, B- Complex, Vitamin C, Zinc, vitamin D. My vital signs have normalized, no more tachycardia or high blood pressure.

    • @gracebaughan
      @gracebaughan Год назад +1

      Which antibodies did they test to diagnose you?

    • @learn119
      @learn119 Год назад +1

      @@gracebaughan TB2 2.2,TSH 0.005, TSI 1.54, Thyroglobulin Antibody

    • @SS40-nah
      @SS40-nah 10 месяцев назад +1

      I am not sure what your gender is, but I take Balance and Fertility (for her) and it made a HUGE difference in my TSH. My TSH went from >.01 to .07 after a few weeks. It was

  • @trista499
    @trista499 6 месяцев назад +2

    This is an excellent overview for lowering thyroid peroxide antibodies! This reflects all of my research as well.

  • @lynetteprice8519
    @lynetteprice8519 5 месяцев назад +7

    LDN eliminated my brain fog over night and helped me get back to work. My TPO antibodies went from over 1300, to less than 200 in 3 months by following Weston Child's advice. 9 minths later my,TPO # is 112, and TG went from 20 to 3.1. I follow the AIP diet strictly and it works. Healing IS possible

    • @faizanawaz3844
      @faizanawaz3844 Месяц назад

      After healing can u re-introduce gluten etc again

  • @fatimagul9136
    @fatimagul9136 Год назад +6

    Please made a video on diet plan for hypothyroidism patient or hashomoto thanks dr

  • @kavithapanjimala3418
    @kavithapanjimala3418 Год назад +6

    Much awaited video.. Great

  • @cindylutz7442
    @cindylutz7442 Год назад +8

    I was on testosterone for awhile (yes, I have Hashimotos.) It was...something else. Yes, I had more energy, I could feel gains at the gym coming faster. But, I also very quickly started growing facial hair, got acne (at age 55 or so,) thought about sex, usually kind of gross sex, all the time, and my husband just got super irritating. I think it's safe to say my dose was a bit high, but a doctor did calculate it. Supposedly my levels of everything (estrogen and progesterone too,) were basically zero. Left off the testosterone for the second round, lost the less desirable effects, and the desirable ones, but found my husband was still really irritating. Decided to quit altogether after that 10 months or so, started bleeding, didn't stop until I had a D&C about six months later. (Was too embarrassed to go see an ob-gyn, finally decided I had no choice.) Am I just extra sensitive to hormones?

    • @patsmith4940
      @patsmith4940 Год назад +2

      Were you also given estrogen and progesterone? And if not, why not?

    • @thomascenteni4884
      @thomascenteni4884 Год назад +1

      did your antibodies (TPO) come down?

  • @jencarter6785
    @jencarter6785 Год назад +4

    Thanks so much for this helpful free information!

  • @kimkilgore148
    @kimkilgore148 Год назад +7

    I have diagnosed Hashimotos, at 1 time they where 1300, over 5 years I've been going to
    doctors and learning and teaching myself on social media how to get better, I recently checked by tpo and it went to 200, now I'm having chronic inflammatory response syndrome, my immune system is all messed up

    • @Mad_ADVENTURESFORLIFE
      @Mad_ADVENTURESFORLIFE Год назад +3

      Oh this has given me hope mine are 1800.
      What have you done to do this?

    • @mazedatarek
      @mazedatarek Год назад

      My is 1300, plz tell me what u did for lowering TPO

  • @familytv4503
    @familytv4503 4 месяца назад +1

    Very valuable informations. Thank you very much. ❤

  • @plumeria8357
    @plumeria8357 Год назад +8

    Could hair dye cause this autoimmune disease?

  • @justagurl555
    @justagurl555 Год назад +17

    First thing I did was a colon cleanse which immediately turned my TSH levels normal. Then I added a squeezed lemon daily with ACV and Chaga as a hot beverage. Still have a normal thyroid. My diet is clean.

    • @avd5138
      @avd5138 Год назад +1

      How did you do a colon cleanse

  • @loveyourself9493
    @loveyourself9493 Год назад +2

    Sir thanks thanks thanks thanks for adding value to my life.

  • @danzigred1761
    @danzigred1761 Год назад +3

    Im taking black seed tea cos it's much cheaper. 10 liters for 1 week two times a month.

  • @lalayastill610
    @lalayastill610 Год назад +2

    hm.. sounds like the best is to do a blood test, introduce one supplement, wait a couple of months, do blood test again. Repeat for each supplement that only "could" help, to see if it's good for you

  • @cook5436
    @cook5436 6 месяцев назад +1

    Great info!! By the way, what software are you using for the handwriting presentation? really cool

  • @terri4337
    @terri4337 11 месяцев назад +3

    Lots of testimonials of people reversing hashimotos with carnivore diet

    • @CARLA.G28066
      @CARLA.G28066 3 месяца назад

      I think this has a lot to do with the fact that carnivores eat nothing but meat !

  • @sandyedwards2681
    @sandyedwards2681 Год назад +5

    Interesting and informative. Thank you @Dr. Westin Childs. I wonder if you can also comment on endocrine disrupters like swimming pool chlorine and fluoridated toothpaste and water. These are things I’m exposed to daily and recently developed some thyroid symptoms even though I’d managed (through healthy lifestyle) to not have problems before despite a very high TPO discovered more than a dozen years ago.
    Last year I had some major dental work done and began using a prescription high fluoride toothpaste as instructed by my dentist. I also began swimming most days at my community center, usually first thing in the morning during a fasting window. In retrospect, I can’t help but wonder if my now enlarged thyroid was a sponge to those daily habits without me knowing. I’m on a tiny 25mcg dose of synthroid now and decided to take it at night to try and have it absorbed fully before I brush my teeth and hit the pool (I also went back to regular toothpaste and added separately ashwaganda that seems to help in my water). My endocrinologist also advised I resume selenium that I used to take daily but advised against iodine (I’d taken it in the form of sea kelp and was told to stop). I go back in a week to follow up with my doctor and I’m open to ideas of other strategies to discuss.
    Oh and btw, I’ve been soy free for over 25 years. I also eliminated dairy and most caffeine a couple of years ago with great success but I reverted back to a coffee habit and am thinking it’s time to drop that again, maybe for good.

    • @laurabernal2934
      @laurabernal2934 Год назад

      Are you still swimming? I was diagnosed with Hashimotos a month and a half ago. I’m a triathlete and swim in chlorine pool. I develop a rash that gets aggravated after swimming. The only way I’ve found to semi control it is to slather myself with Vaseline before I swim . Then I rinse and hit the steam room . Any tips you have would be appreciated.

    • @sandyedwards2681
      @sandyedwards2681 Год назад +1

      @@laurabernal2934 thank you for commenting. I’ve reduced my days in the pool (and overall time in the pool) for awhile now (a few months) and am thinking about what to do next. I like your vaseline idea, especially for a physical barrier to prevent any rash. I do think even better hydration and moisturizing before going into the pool might benefit me, so I’m going to try that.
      I did switch again to taking thyroid medication in the morning, drinking water, and also eating breakfast (which is a change for me) then going to the gym a bit later in the morning. Lately, I’m working out with cardio (treadmill) then weights before I head to the pool but some days I go to a Zumba class instead or I just don’t have enough time to get to the pool. This worked ok for the summer as I intentionally pulled back from all the laps I’d been doing in exchange for more social/casual beach and pool time with friends.
      Honestly I think the onset of Hashimoto for me (both when the markers showed up years ago and recently when my TSH was messed up) had something to do with life stress beyond the chlorine and fluoride concerns I mentioned. Especially the dental work itself was very stressful for me. Still I believe those substances played a contributing role and I just want to troubleshoot enough so that I don’t have to worry about being a sponge absorbing whatever is not serving me.

    • @sandyedwards2681
      @sandyedwards2681 Год назад

      @@laurabernal2934 btw I was symptom free with Hashimoto markers for more than a decade so please know that it’s possible to manage! And for all that time, it was living a more balanced lifestyle that was the trick (no medications in my case). The thing with autoimmune disease like this is that our stress level is probably the biggest factor above all else. And that’s what I’m figuring out (again). While I don’t know that I’ve reversed it yet (I go back for follow up with my doctor next month), I am grateful that things have stabilized for me and seem to be improving (over the past 6-8 months)

  • @AG86atje
    @AG86atje Год назад +3

    Within 6 months I've managed to reduce my anti-TG (thyroglobulin) antibodies from 401 to 62. But the second type of antibodies, ANTI-TPO - it remains unchanged (42). Is this a common tendency? Are the antiTG antibodies somehow easier to manage than the antiTPO? Are anti TG 'first in the line' to drop when you take action to regain your health? I am curious about other people's experiences. All the best for the Hashi-Warriors💪 and big Thank You for dr. Westin Childs, your work is so much needed & appreciated!

    • @beckiwildeman600
      @beckiwildeman600 Год назад +1

      I just got my Thyroid test back and my TPO is 42 and my TG 522.0. The DC I saw put me on a bunch of vitamins, minerals and supplements. I noticed that on Wednesday I started to taste sodium in my mouth started to look at all the ingredients and he's Alkalizing my body. O my I have been working at getting my stomach acid back in line between 1-3 acidic and now the acid reflux from the LES valve is back..

    • @divinely_magical387
      @divinely_magical387 Год назад +1

      Could u share what you’re doing?

    • @AG86atje
      @AG86atje Год назад +1

      I quit gluten, I think that was the main change I made. @@divinely_magical387

    • @jelenaaksentijevic9345
      @jelenaaksentijevic9345 10 месяцев назад

      my anti tg-antib was 25 for two years, I know it's not a high number. everything else is ok, as far as the thyroid gland is concerned. in order to preserve the pregnancy, to lower my immunity, they gave me the drug Pronisone 10 mg every day, vitamin D, 30 drops per week. it only lasted a week, because the pregnancy did not last. when I got the results of the thyroid gland again, the tg-antib dropped from 25 to 17. the doctors were surprised, but they didn't know if it was from the medicine I was taking, because that medicine is a corticosteroid that lowers immunity and reduces inflammation, and how is possible in such a short period of time

  • @anngoff6226
    @anngoff6226 Год назад +2

    The lady that started Whole 30 is ‘retiring’ and offering the program at a discount. Guess you can just buy her book

    • @drwestinchilds
      @drwestinchilds  Год назад +5

      Yeah, or just find free information online. Whichever you prefer.

  • @trioray9090
    @trioray9090 Месяц назад +1

    TPO is less problematic than TG antibodies. Taking LDN lowered my TG from 2000+ to 695 in 3 months and my TPO went from 900+ down to 35. I tried 3 different doses and the 1.5 did not do anything and the 4.5 was too much as it made me moody; 3.0 dose was perfect. But the thing about LDN is you have to take it before 10:00 at night and go right to sleep otherwise you'll be up all night I believe it somehow affects your circadian rhythms. Because I work nights and stay up very late I couldn't keep taking it because it didn't work with my schedule. The best compounding pharmacy to get it from is in Boulder Co. and they'll send it to you if you have a script. Instead of having to buy each dose and try each dose to find which one works 4 you they give you a multi-pack where it has the different doses in it and they're cheaper than every other compounding pharmacy in the country. I can't remember the exact name but it has Boulder in it and I think it's their only compounding pharmacy there. Selenium yeah it's great but it has its own side effects before you take it you need to research it because some of them can be serious. Selenium can also give you bad breath and body odor. There are two types of selenium there's the selenium methionine which can cause the more serious side effects and then there is the salt-based selenium and if you're on a salt restrictive diet you better talk to your doctor about taking that one. A good way to increase your glutathione that does not have these bad side effects or make you stink is to take NAC; I'm surprised he didn't recommend that. Also it's very important if you're taking high doses of vitamin D you need to lower your calcium intake and not take any calcium supplements because calcium binds to vitamin D and can create a blockage in your arteries that lead to a heart attack; taking magnesium with d is fine, but not calcium. I would never take over 2000 IU a day myself and I take it with K2 to protect my kidneys. KI can damage your kidneys so be careful you have the right K vitamin. I've tried dairy free and lost 13 lb in 2 weeks but I couldn't sleep it gave me insomnia. I tried gluten free and I lost about 45 lb but it wasn't just in my body it was in my wallet because it's very expensive to be on that diet. I just naturally try to avoid soy at all costs as a rule anyway. My TpO never went back up by much since I stopped taking LDN, I think it kind of permanently fixed it seems my TPO is only 42 now and it's been over 10 years since I quit taking it. However, my TG is back up to just short of 2000.. TG is the stubborn one.

  • @simmiedavissimmiesings8185
    @simmiedavissimmiesings8185 Год назад +2

    God is our healer

    • @Beowulf-wt3kb
      @Beowulf-wt3kb 6 месяцев назад

      God also gave you a mind so you can figure out how to take action so God can heal you through the products you decide to ingest. Don’t be a victim and expect God to do everything. God gave you hands eyes and a mind, and feet to go to the store to buy the stuff.

  • @jelenaaksentijevic9345
    @jelenaaksentijevic9345 10 месяцев назад +1

    my anti tg-antib was 25 for two years, I know it's not a high number. everything else is ok, as far as the thyroid gland is concerned. in order to preserve the pregnancy, to lower my immunity, they gave me the drug Pronisone 10 mg every day, vitamin D, 30 drops per week. it only lasted a week, because the pregnancy did not last. when I got the results of the thyroid gland again, the tg-antib dropped from 25 to 17. the doctors were surprised, but they didn't know if it was from the medicine I was taking, because that medicine is a corticosteroid that lowers immunity and reduces inflammation, and how is possible in such a short period of time

  • @terimorris6394
    @terimorris6394 4 месяца назад

    I’ll look into the TESTOSTERONE DR thanks

  • @Lucky-wt6fg
    @Lucky-wt6fg 10 месяцев назад +1

    Excellent …..

  • @lenanovotny
    @lenanovotny Год назад +7

    As for diets - the best one is Keto. Forget about everything else. That's also the most simple one. Keto with intermittent fasting.

    • @terri4337
      @terri4337 11 месяцев назад

      Better is carnivore

  • @pinkformarie
    @pinkformarie Год назад +3

    Hello ! Good video ,can you be more specific on the nigella sativa ,dosage etc ...? Thank you🌞

    • @drwestinchilds
      @drwestinchilds  Год назад +4

      All that information can be found here: www.restartmed.com/product/hashimotos-ab-rx/
      You can use that product or find one similar, either way that's the product of all of my research on nigella sativa.

    • @pinkformarie
      @pinkformarie Год назад +2

      @@drwestinchilds thank you ‼️

    • @Suzspirit
      @Suzspirit Год назад

      @@drwestinchilds 4:04

  • @fu-linghitt57
    @fu-linghitt57 Год назад +4

    Hi Dr Child. Thank you so much. I was wondering what you think a
    Of Thytrophin PMG for Thyroid.

  • @jgoodwin977
    @jgoodwin977 Год назад +3

    What if you’ve gotten your pcos into remission, would taken DHEA still be ok? Many thanks for all you do ❤

  • @candacestevens4446
    @candacestevens4446 Год назад +9

    I rake 3.5mg LDN, 5k vitamin d plus k2, and am GF, DF, SF.. tested high for selenium so I don’t take it. My antibodies have been over 900 (quest says >900)for 10 years.. super frustrating!

    • @josieb1991
      @josieb1991 Год назад +2

      Going on the keto diet put me in a whole different world when it come to my thyroid. I had went gluten and soy free for three years before a started the keto diet. Which helped a lot with joints pain and inflammation but not until I ditched the carbs and ate just real food did I find any improvement in my thyroid.

    • @candacestevens4446
      @candacestevens4446 Год назад

      @@josieb1991 good for you! Did you see a reduction in antibodies?

    • @josieb1991
      @josieb1991 Год назад +2

      @@candacestevens4446 Yes they went way down. I need to check again to see what they are now.

    • @Sirie7206
      @Sirie7206 Год назад

      I stopped taking Selenium because it was making my hair fall out. I went AUTOIMMUNE PALEO and what a difference it’s made in my life.

    • @vibhaspalding6457
      @vibhaspalding6457 11 месяцев назад +1

      Where do you get LDN from?

  • @janbailey263
    @janbailey263 Год назад +4

    I watched another one of your videos about lowering antibodies. You said you did not recommend Selenium.
    I'm sticking to listening to Dr. Andhul Gupta's videos. He has much more information & doesn't have to read from a script.

    • @DeeptiJainNZ
      @DeeptiJainNZ Год назад +1

      Thank you,which video to Dr Anshul Gupta

  • @anneaugello
    @anneaugello 4 месяца назад

    What should my testosterone level be ? What’s a normal range? 75 year old woman. I have hi TPO but everything else is normal.

  • @ThisIsNotMyHome
    @ThisIsNotMyHome Год назад +4

    I have a lot of health issues. My tpo antibodies show 30, which most people assume is a good range. My doctor of course thinks this is normal.. but would this low of a range be able to cause extensive symptoms? I've been taking 200 mcg selenium for a few weeks now without noticing a difference. Which he says here, that could be because I wasn't deficient to begin with with selenium levels.. I'm already gluten free and low carb, little to no processed foods. Trying to wean myself off cheese cause I love the stuff lol. I've been taking liposomal Vit D3 with K2 for a while now, as recommended by doctor. The K2 keeps calcium issues in check that can happen when only taking vit d by itself. I take Magnesium Glycinate before bedtime, also recommended to me by my gynecologist. Most people, especially Americans and females, could benefit from magnesium supplemtation. It's great mitochondrial support. Every cell of our body requires magnesium to properly function. That being said- I have not noticed ANY decrease of any of my extensive symptoms. Oh, and I also did the thiamine protocol a few months back that's recommend for chronic health issues, especially auto immune disorders and fibromyalgia. Well, same thing. Nothing. Being disabled, I don't have the money to keep buying this and that and the time and effort involved as well..to yield ZERO results. I'm beyond frustrated 😔

    • @jelenaaksentijevic9345
      @jelenaaksentijevic9345 10 месяцев назад

      my anti tg-antib was 25 for two years, I know it's not a high number. everything else is ok, as far as the thyroid gland is concerned. in order to preserve the pregnancy, to lower my immunity, they gave me the drug Pronisone 10 mg every day, vitamin D, 30 drops per week. it only lasted a week, because the pregnancy did not last. when I got the results of the thyroid gland again, the tg-antib dropped from 25 to 17. the doctors were surprised, but they didn't know if it was from the medicine I was taking, because that medicine is a corticosteroid that lowers immunity and reduces inflammation, and how is possible in such a short period of time

  • @rayvac7743
    @rayvac7743 Год назад +2

    10,000 is best

  • @evangelcassidy3988
    @evangelcassidy3988 Год назад +2

    I’m a vegetarian and recently vegan, but not anymore! Most of vegan food is based on soya and it’s processed food! So IVE stopped all together! I don’t know what I could eat safely now days, really! Apart from vegetales and fruits it’s hard to get some proteines that could be safe for Hachimoto!? You need them for energy!

    • @istandforfreedom1111
      @istandforfreedom1111 Год назад

      Have a look at Medical Medium and Hashi and its root cause and diet. He has channel in here. Anthony Williams. He has great vegan recipes!

    • @evangelcassidy3988
      @evangelcassidy3988 Год назад

      Thank you for your advice and unswer! In my case is not about reveries, vegan or otherwise, is about the processing and based in soya! I can’t eat soya for my antibodies!

    • @evangelcassidy3988
      @evangelcassidy3988 Год назад

      Sorry the automatic changed it! Recepies not reveries

    • @Sirie7206
      @Sirie7206 Год назад +1

      You need meat! I bet you probably have ferritin deficiency too.

  • @marymedina6263
    @marymedina6263 Год назад +2

    Been very frustrated with my symptoms regardless of taking levothyroxine for the past 23yrs.Just came across your videos and would like to follow your instructions but I have partial thyroidectomy and you don't normally mention if your tips apply to this issue. Can I stop levo, how much and what supplements to take and how to treat myself. Please help with a partial thyroidectomy video.Love your tips so far!

  • @janmartell9792
    @janmartell9792 5 месяцев назад

    Ten years ago my throid antibodies were 840 and now they are nine..Now I"m thinking I may have another autoimmune disease.

  • @kslishe
    @kslishe Год назад +1

    Why would I have Thyroglobulin antibodies present after having my thyroid radiated years and years ago?

  • @niranjancreators3489
    @niranjancreators3489 Год назад +4

    I have a TPO count of 1000 and above. What to do?

    • @rigomartinez7217
      @rigomartinez7217 Год назад

      ​@muchasalud2011 why the sweet potatoe avoidance ?

  • @punkynoodle9370
    @punkynoodle9370 8 месяцев назад +2

    LDN works but damaged my liver.

    • @gigglesnz9
      @gigglesnz9 6 месяцев назад

      In what way did it damage your liver?

    • @karenpederson1735
      @karenpederson1735 2 месяца назад

      Could u explain what happened?

  • @embodiedrealization9377
    @embodiedrealization9377 3 месяца назад

    How many teaspoons of black cumin seed oil should one take per day for hashimotos

  • @PandaLAG
    @PandaLAG Год назад +3

    I bought the Nigella oil from you & the taste was so horrible I couldn't ingest it... how do you recommend taking it or better yet, are there any capsules?

    • @drwestinchilds
      @drwestinchilds  Год назад +1

      It's hard to get a high enough dose in capsules, the best thing to do is mask the taste with something else like juice or a smoothie or dilute it in water and then take it that way. Here are some tips from my website:
      "The black seed oil in Hashimoto’s Ab Rx has a unique mild to moderate flavor that is generally well tolerated but if you are having any issues with the taste or flavor, here are a few tips to help get it down:
      Squirt the contents into the back of your throat and then take a drink immediately afterward. This limits the ingredients from touching your taste buds which will decrease their flavor.
      You can dilute each serving in a small amount of water or juice and then drink the entire thing in one or two swallows.
      Put Hashimoto’s Ab Rx in a smoothie.
      This will allow you to get all of the benefits while minimizing the taste and flavor!"

  • @dove5729
    @dove5729 Год назад +2

    How much of the black seed oil, we need to take??

    • @drwestinchilds
      @drwestinchilds  Год назад

      You'll want to use this one or one very similar: www.restartmed.com/product/hashimotos-ab-rx/

  • @patsyshlosh4731
    @patsyshlosh4731 Год назад +1

    I bought your black seed oil and I could not stomach it. I wish you could put in in a pill form.

    • @drwestinchilds
      @drwestinchilds  Год назад

      I reformulated it to include zeaxanthin/lutein along with more organic EVOO so the taste is more mild. This new version should be out in about a month or so.

  • @CarlaGrahovac
    @CarlaGrahovac 10 месяцев назад +1

    Can you take LDN without your thyroid medication?

  • @megansimpson77
    @megansimpson77 Год назад +1

    How long, on average, does it take to lower antibodies?

  • @sameenzia2253
    @sameenzia2253 2 месяца назад

    what is whole 30 diet?

  • @janaculbreth007
    @janaculbreth007 Год назад +1

    Do you have a video helping patients live and function somewhat normally without a thyroid. I am on 175 of Levo and I swear I need to be pulled out of bed with a crane every morning. I’m taking 4000 IU of vita D3 and bought the selenium to start taking. I am going to go have blood work done next week. Something has got to help, I could literally sleep like a bear until winter!! 🤦🏻‍♀️

    • @janeta3509
      @janeta3509 Год назад +1

      Have your FREE T3 checked. You are taking only T4 and that needs to be converted to T3 which is the active form.
      Drs are not informed and you need to become knowledgable and insist on corrext testing. Careful that they do the FREE T3 and not T3 uptake or total T3. Those are ok to test also but you need to see if your FREE T3 is ok.
      When you go to do the blood draw Make sure to ask what test they are doing. I have walked out of the blood draw More than once because the doctor ordered tests other than the FREE T3.

  • @mganim4
    @mganim4 9 месяцев назад

    Erg!!! This diet thing. Is RAW MILK from A2 from Jerseys and Guernseys cows. The same as the highly pasteurized and homogenized milk?
    Can you specify Raw milk vs. the pasteurized and homogenized milk.
    What is the science behind eliminating dairy. Which one?

  • @louisama8581
    @louisama8581 Год назад +1

    Hi Dr Childs, does bee pollen has testosterone?

  • @yvonnereed167
    @yvonnereed167 2 месяца назад

    What effect would progesterone levels as part of HRT have in women in relationship with androgen levels?

  • @joeynanez9897
    @joeynanez9897 5 месяцев назад

    Dr. Wisten Childs can I eat potatoes ? Thank you

  • @michellesummers1010
    @michellesummers1010 Год назад +2

    How much BSO should one take to have a therapeutic effect?

    • @drwestinchilds
      @drwestinchilds  Год назад

      You can look at the one I created based on my research to either use it or find one similar: www.restartmed.com/product/hashimotos-ab-rx/

  • @lanina32
    @lanina32 Год назад +2

    Is there a way to lower TSI antibodies for Graves?

    • @drwestinchilds
      @drwestinchilds  Год назад +2

      Yes, these same treatments are beneficial.

  • @Beowulf-wt3kb
    @Beowulf-wt3kb 6 месяцев назад

    I thought the hydroxy vitamin D test was optimal at between 70 and 100 but you said don’t go above 60.?

  • @therealmysticmoon
    @therealmysticmoon 3 месяца назад

    How high is a "too high" level??
    My doctor didn't seem it important to even discuss it with me. My nutritionist said the levels were alerted as high, with a possible autoimmune disfunction, pointing to hoshimotos...

  • @daniellavisciglio7676
    @daniellavisciglio7676 2 месяца назад

    After learning i have hypothyroidism i cut gluten, dairy, eggs and caffeine. I started to supplement with Vitamin D (however I get really bad joint pain in my wrists) so i stopped taking it and it went away. I also started taking iodine and eating Brazilian nuts for selenium, the joint pain came back so I stopped those as well, again my joint pain went away. I have fragile x mutation, im thinking that it may be playing a role in my supplement absorption capabilities? For now i'm hoping I am getting enough through my diet and salt. If anyone has this same issue i would love to know.

  • @mares3841
    @mares3841 Год назад +3

    What about being sure not to intake too much selenium because of slight excess creating toxicity in the specific case for selenium unlike iodine which more can be taken without a problem.

    • @drwestinchilds
      @drwestinchilds  Год назад

      I have a video on that topic already you can check out: ruclips.net/video/572kIFlnpGs/видео.html

  • @vininik
    @vininik Год назад +2

    Does thyroxine tablet and levothyroxine tablet different or same??

  • @svetlanaivnitskaya3504
    @svetlanaivnitskaya3504 10 месяцев назад

    How can I lower the globulin TSI antibodies quickly?Thats more challenging!

  • @vass.8923
    @vass.8923 6 месяцев назад

    I just came across your videos. Thank you. I sincerely appreciate the time to take to research and share all this information.
    On lowering TPO antibodies, does this also apply to thyroglobulin antibodies?
    I have never tested positive for elevated TPO antibodies, but I did have elevated thyroglobulin antibodies, 345 in 2019, and 1194 in 2020.
    I was diagnosed with Hashimoto's and have been on and off both levothyroxine and Liothyronine.
    I suspect that if your recommendations work for elevated TPO antibodies, it will probably work for the thyroglobulin antibodies too, but I want to confirm this with you. Thank you.

  • @devyanisingh6507
    @devyanisingh6507 Год назад

    I'm 55 years old
    Top is 25.86 it's good....?
    & My THS is 2.90

  • @lalayastill610
    @lalayastill610 Год назад

    I'm not allowed to have any type of oil right now. Can I just powder the seeds and add to a smoothie or food?

  • @valowen965
    @valowen965 Год назад

    I have a RAI thyroid condition since I was 13 yrs old I have been which different medication Lex to syn thyroid drug so many times. The is resistant to alot any of the drug to work. I am 62 yrs old feeling very miserable. Weak in my leg slough constipated a few other symptoms no one seem to have a solution.RA came along when I turn 35. I try of going down the hill I would like to climb and feel better. And able to play with my grandchildren. Do any one every consider it is ok to lean a helping hand sometime..I eat well but only a peace of fish once in a while. I take herbs supplements. I am not vegan. When I was a child I didn't like eating meat of no kind. I am going back to a different Dr. Soon . What testes can I request for the RAI thyroid condition? Spent enough funds in supplements.

  • @thomascenteni4884
    @thomascenteni4884 Год назад +1

    Would someone have to take Testosterone replacement therapy to lower their antibodies? Could something like tongkat ali help?

  • @icarlins
    @icarlins Год назад +5

    I’m doing gluten free diet for more than 5 years but don’t see much of difference. Which is bothering me is my sleep is horrible is broken and I feel so tired. Which suplement do you think is better ( not melatonin) ?

    • @drwestinchilds
      @drwestinchilds  Год назад +1

      Check out this video: ruclips.net/video/r-QKZGV36ig/видео.html

    • @cts-vme3353
      @cts-vme3353 Год назад +10

      Gluten Free diet is a start.Cut out all Dairy, Soy, alcohol, seed oils,grains and eat organic. Make sure all beauty and household products you use are organic. Clean up your environment as much as possible

    • @cts-vme3353
      @cts-vme3353 Год назад

      Take your vitamins. Solgar is the brand I settled on for various reasons. Fish oil, Vitamin D3,B12,Iron,Acerola Cherry Vitamin C,Magnesium, Zinc. If you're on Levothyroxine consider changing to the natural alternative Armour Thyroid. One Brazil nut a day is sufficient for your Selenium intake. Get rid of all the plastic and Teflon. Glass or cast iron for cooking and drinking.

    • @СолнечныйСвет-о7м
      @СолнечныйСвет-о7м Год назад +1

      I am in the same insomniac boat. Try to take baths with Epsom salt before bed, Magnesium supplement before bed, Atlantic kelp granules before bed. Pistachios have the biggest amount of melatonin in them. It all helped me, but only temporary

    • @janeta3509
      @janeta3509 Год назад +1

      I went gluten and dairy free four 6 years to try to effect a change with my hashimotos.
      When I started eating gluten again I didn't notice any negative effect. Still mostly dairy free but now I eat gluten and there's no change in me. It's frustrating, everyone's situation is different.

  • @masonannakiaraallbestfrein4339
    @masonannakiaraallbestfrein4339 5 месяцев назад

    Where do you buy testosterone?

  • @Petsbeachrandom
    @Petsbeachrandom 3 месяца назад

    Does it work in Graves too? Or Is this only for hashimoto?

  • @hope1922
    @hope1922 10 месяцев назад

    would this work for other autoimmune diseases such as lupus?

  • @janiswong4427
    @janiswong4427 Год назад +2

    Hello Dr,
    Thanks so much for the info. My queries is that I had Graves Disease and the operation ( total thyroidectomy including parathyroid gland unfortunately) So I am on Levothyroxine and Ca for years.
    so does this advise on food and supplements still apply and beneficial to me . Please advise, many thanks

  • @lisareynolds4545
    @lisareynolds4545 10 месяцев назад

    Just wondering if black seed oil ~ Nigella sativa ~ is good for Hashimoto's hyperthyroidism, 《overactive》?

  • @ricolamoretti4515
    @ricolamoretti4515 5 месяцев назад

    What about anti tg antibodies

  • @ricolamoretti4515
    @ricolamoretti4515 5 месяцев назад

    What about anti tg?

  • @Chocokitty57
    @Chocokitty57 Год назад +2

    What is the sage amount of nigella sativa to take? I see 509 mg & 1000 mg…
    I was found to have 1:320 dense fine speckled antibodies :< with my hashimotos and possible MS(waiting for neurologists results)

  • @itsanicedaygooutside
    @itsanicedaygooutside Год назад +1

    And no mention of iodine ? The substance that makes up 85 percent of the thyroid by weight and is in short supply in every American

    • @jonchapman6821
      @jonchapman6821 11 месяцев назад

      Crazy isn’t it?

    • @user-ks3qr5fk6m
      @user-ks3qr5fk6m 9 месяцев назад

      If you Hashimoto, it is best to avoid Iodine.

    • @Allazzz
      @Allazzz Месяц назад

      Its selenium I believe you should consume for Hashimoto not iodine

  • @yolandasilva1921
    @yolandasilva1921 Год назад +1

    Dr. How would I know if my body cannot process vitamin D,

  • @julieellis6793
    @julieellis6793 Год назад

    Dr. , can i get the first 2 through you? Im already on the others.

  • @natmeii
    @natmeii Год назад

    I’m having trouble finding ANY black seed oil supplements that list the criteria you mentioned - where can we find a reputable brand?

    • @drwestinchilds
      @drwestinchilds  Год назад

      You can use mine or find one similar to this: www.restartmed.com/product/hashimotos-ab-rx/

  • @LiftedPRinc
    @LiftedPRinc 2 месяца назад

    @DrWestinChilds how many mg or mcg of Nigella Sativa do you recommend or suggest? Need dosage amount thx in advance!

  • @CarlaGrahovac
    @CarlaGrahovac 4 месяца назад

    My Testotrone s 20

  • @beckiwildeman600
    @beckiwildeman600 Год назад

    I thought you said in another video do not take Seed oils wouldn't Black Seed oil be included in the seed oils?

    • @Beowulf-wt3kb
      @Beowulf-wt3kb 6 месяцев назад +1

      He’s talking about the cooking oil‘s that they call vegetable for cedar wells. They’re actually originally from cotton seed which was a waste product back in the day and they had to use so much poison and toxic materials to get oil out of it that it was very unhealthy. But they clean it up so that it doesn’t smell horrible and then peddle it to the human beings as though it’s real food. I’ve been doing this since back in the Crisco days. Never use any of those oils, Wesson, safflower, corn oil, all of them are poison. Olive oil, beef, tallow, butter, coconut oil, those are the type of oil do you want to use. This black seed oil is not what he’s talking about. I know it’s confusing.

  • @joanne4850
    @joanne4850 Год назад

    Is it ok to have flu vaccine with thyroid?

    • @Beowulf-wt3kb
      @Beowulf-wt3kb 6 месяцев назад

      Don’t get any other shots ever again. They’re putting the gene therapy and all of them no matter what they’re telling you.

  • @dominiquekanate8796
    @dominiquekanate8796 Год назад +1

    But does nigella comply to the AIP regimen since it is a sees ?

  • @monicachappell6285
    @monicachappell6285 Год назад +3

    Can you take black seed oil on a regular basis?