Rashi Nayar is an integrative medicine health coach that has helped a lot of people reverse their Hashimoto's symptoms! And one of the things that helps her patients the most as a first step? The belief that you CAN reverse your thyroid symptoms.

From a behavioral psychology perspective, this totally makes sense! Belief you CAN change is so important. Rashi talks about belief along with other tools she uses with her patients from mindset to diet to exercise and even spirituality to actually achieve that goal.

This is a super interesting episode that you won't want to miss!

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In this episode, we explore the vital role of iron in managing Hashimoto's! We’re going to unpack the importance of iron for overall health, its specific function in thyroid hormone production, and the potential impact of iron deficiency on those with Hashimoto's.

We’re also going to delve into the strategies for dealing with iron deficiency, including dietary adjustments and targeted supplementation. If you're dealing with Hashimoto's, or are interested in understanding more about this autoimmune disorder, this episode provides valuable insights drawn from research and from personal experience.

Listen in to shed light on how addressing iron deficiency can be a significant part of managing Hashimoto's and improving your thyroid health!

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Should You Fast with Hashimoto’s? There are pros and cons to it. The way I see it, the cons outweigh the pros, but whether you fast depends on your needs and your healthcare provider's recommendations.

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If you have Hashimoto's and are considering fasting, or you're seeking a more comprehensive approach to managing your condition, consider signing up for our Hashimoto's concierge service. This personalized service offers access to a team of professionals who understand the unique needs of those with Hashimoto's.

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Please note that the information in this podcast is for educational purposes only and should not replace the advice of a healthcare provider. Always consult with a healthcare provider before starting a fasting regimen or any dietary changes.

The Reverse T3 test is a bit of a controversial topic in the medical community. Does it provide helpful information? Is it a waste of time? Learn more in today's podcast and see if this test can help answer questions in your thyroid journey.

Can you eat broccoli with Hashimoto's or not? Cruciferous veggies like broccoli, cauliflower, and kale have the reputation of being "goiterogenic" -- or have the ability to cause goiters. And bad for Hashimoto's. Is that true? Find out about the most updated info about some of your favorite health foods in this episode.

In this podcast, we cover what Hashi treatments are supported by science -- and which aren't so much. Today's episode will talk about how science shows selenium is a nutrient that can help resolve Hashimoto's. Listen in to learn more about why and how you can get started with supplementation (with a medical professional).

Did you know studies show that consuming excess iodine can exacerbate or even trigger Hashimoto's? But because of the typical American/Western diet, it's actually really easy to over-consume iodine in foods we eat every day. In this episode, we'll talk about which foods contain a lot of iodine and how avoiding said iodine can improve Hashimoto's symptoms.

Coffee is a favorite drink, especially for people who have brain fog and fatigue (hello, Hashi warriors!). But while coffee may seem like it's helping Hashi symptoms, it may actually be making them worse. Listen in to hear how coffee can affect Hashimoto's thyroiditis, and how to enjoy the drink without the harmful ingredients.