Hashimoto's Thyroiditis: What If There's More to Your Diagnosis Than You've Been Told?
Are you suffering from chronic fatigue, unexplained weight gain, brain fog, hair loss, depression, or other symptoms associated with Hashimoto's thyroiditis?
Perhaps you've been told you have an autoimmune thyroid disease and will need medication for the rest of your life.
But has anyone investigated what else may be contributing to your illness?
A Normal Test Doesn't Always Mean You're Healthy.
What I Investigate
When I examine someone diagnosed with Hashimoto's thyroiditis, I don't limit my investigation to the thyroid gland.
The hypothalamus helps regulate thyroid function. The liver plays an important role in thyroid hormone metabolism. The digestive system also influences processes involved in maintaining overall health.
Through my proprietary Quantum Resonant Medicine examination, I investigate these interconnected systems for possible infectious, toxic, and environmental stressors.
An Actual Patient Examination: Sharlene
Sharlene came to me after years of struggling with Hashimoto's thyroiditis and debilitating symptoms.
During her Quantum Resonant Medicine examination, I reported the following findings:
Thyroid Gland
Mold and Candida
Parasitic infection
Dental anesthetic residues
Hypothalamus — A Brain Region Involved in Regulating Thyroid Function
Candida
Dental anesthetic residues
Residues associated with previous antibiotic use
Liver — Involved in Thyroid Hormone Metabolism
Parasites
Antibiotic residues
Small and Large Intestines
Parasites and parasitic eggs
Heavy metals
Candida
These findings came from my proprietary examination method, rather than conventional laboratory testing. They guided the individualized Quantum Resonant Medicine protocols I developed for Sharlene.
What Happened to Sharlene?
Over approximately one year of working together, Sharlene reported substantial changes in her health.
Her chronic rash resolved. Her hair became thicker. Her energy improved, and she reported losing 33 pounds in approximately five months.
Then Sharlene decided to have another thyroid ultrasound.
On December 3, 2019, her follow-up ultrasound report stated:
"Currently there is no evidence to suggest Hashimoto's thyroiditis."
The report also described homogeneous thyroid tissue and normal vascularity.
Those were the radiologist's findings, not mine. An ultrasound alone cannot establish that Hashimoto's autoimmune disease has resolved, but this was an important part of Sharlene's documented experience.
Watch Sharlene Tell Her Story
Hear Sharlene describe her years of illness, her initial skepticism, the changes she experienced, and her reaction to the follow-up ultrasound.
Watch Sharlene's Video Testimonial
Before Becoming My Patient, Understand How I Think
I wrote Beyond the Diagnosis: Why Chronic Illness Persists — And the Hidden Causes Others May Miss to help people understand why I believe chronic health problems deserve a deeper investigation.
Through real patient stories, examination findings, and medical documentation, I explain how I investigate chronic illness using Quantum Resonant Medicine.
I want you to be informed before you become my patient. I believe informed patients are better prepared to participate in their care and make meaningful progress toward better health.
Read my book. Understand my philosophy. Learn how I investigate the possible contributing factors behind chronic illness.
The more you understand about your health and my work, the better prepared we are to work together toward restoring your health.
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Still Suffering With Hashimoto's Thyroiditis?
A diagnosis tells me what you've been diagnosed with. It doesn't necessarily tell me everything that may be contributing to your illness.
If you're still suffering despite years of treatment, I invite you to explore a more individualized investigation.
When the Tests Are Normal but You're Still Sick, Keep Asking Questions.
Schedule Your Quantum Resonant Medicine Examination With Dr. Lonnie Meisel.
Learn what Quantum Resonant Medicine can do for you.