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Hashimoto's and macular degeneration. So I can't say that I've studied this a lot, but you'll see why. You'll understand why here in a second. So I've treated Hashimoto's for a long time. I literally treated a couple of thousand cases or more and so you start to see patterns. People come in and they have Hashimoto's and they have every symptom known to man sometimes if they're a real serious case. They might even have fibromyalgia. They'll be overweight. Their hair will be falling out. They could have dizziness, vertigo, balance because Hashimoto's has cross sensitivity with something called your cerebellum, which could call us all of that stuff. They can have autoimmune gastritis. I'm thinking. You can have a million things. Once that thyroid goes, it has receptor sites in every single cell that they're in the body.

A lot of people come with migraines. Honestly, at this point, when a person comes in with Hashimoto's and migraines, I don't even pay attention much to their migraines. Because if you start getting the proper areas of body to function that are causing your Hashimoto's, most of the time the migraine's going to go away.

The eyes are in that category for me which is why I've never really gotten into investigating it a whole lot. I have seen scores and scores of people come in here who have Hashimoto's and eye problems. I just had one literally yesterday, who we had talked about the gluten being the number one trigger for Hashimoto's because when we had done the consult, she was telling me how every time she ate wheat she bloated. Every time she had a pizza, she bloated. Every time she had a piece of bread, she bloated and we didn't know she had Hashimoto's yet, but she had all the symptoms. I was proposing to her that, that may be part of the mystery disease she came in. She came up with kind of chronic fatigue and an eye problem.

She actually came in for an eye problem. Most of my patients come in with all of these other symptoms, a diagnosis of chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, neuropathy, something like that and they list eye problems too. Bottom line on her was she started... Between the time we did the consult and the time I was able to gather all the data and do an evaluation for her, she had stopped gluten. Her eye problem went away. Her eye problem completely just... Mind you now, she'd been to an ophthalmologist. She'd been to two ophthalmologists, an optician and two ophthalmologists, and nobody could tell her what was wrong with her eye.

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