I can't get it to work for me. I can IF with no issues but KETO even without dairy doesn't seem to work. I guess I need to track my carbs.

Do you take new patients? I'm interested in seeing you if possible!

@@leahdarley2565 I have Hashimotos also, and I eliminated a lot of foods I very much enjoyed -- especially in the carb area, like Italian foods, etc. I simply look at the sacrifice this way . . . which would I rather have: a temporary pleasure with lots of irritation, inflammation, and pain following . . . or be relatively pain-free. The question pretty much answers itself, with the pain seenmg to dictate the answer.

@@russmaleartist I have already eliminated a lot of foods. I really don't eat carbs and I haven't since about 2011. My gut doesn't like dairy or eggs. The egg part is really hard to do without. I don't have pain associated with my Hashi. I really struggle with the weight coming off. I would like to lose about 20-25lbs but at this point I would take 15. I just started taking meds early this year so the functional med dr I'm working with is still adjusting my dosage to get it optimal.

Thanks to both of you for sharing this, so happy for you Neisha! and it gives hope to us other Hashi patients. Hashimoto's is so misunderstood and despairing! I have been unable to find adequate help for decades now and have tried so manuy things and so many different kinds of doctors. I cannot find a functional doctor who knows anything about all of this in Italy. So now I am without a doctor and without meds, and mostly feeling exhausted, drained and depressed, overweight and all the rest we know of sypmtoms. I keep self educating myself with books and online. I am currently being extremely strict with the keto diet and if I can now do 17 hours daily. It's been over a month but nothing has happened yet. I am still trying and hoping...I am 49 and have insulin resistence on top of Hashimoto's, EBV, chronic fatigue, fybromialgia, adrenal fatigue, and other things I have been told without finding relief. the worst is the depression and the exhaustion, which just go hand in hand. I really hope if I stick to it something will happen...

I'm glad you became devoted to yourself and found the correct combination of macronutrients to heal yourself!

I bring 3 In-N-Outs to all my Dr. visits.

I love this!

wow, I am so happy to read that, my Hashimoto's has been and still is, ruining my life and I cannot find a doctor in Italy who has a clue...I sort of gave up on doctors, although I am still searching, and trying to cure myself alone...

Annie, are you indicating that you didn't take any medication to heal your body from possible thyroid or hashimoto super low energy situation?

@@anniephenix Wow, that is a lot for a mere mortal to survive! What happens to a surgeon who is such a menace/liability to clients? Does one sue them or hospital after being irreversibly maimed to receive $1,000,000 or what?

@@lindasunderlin6936 we consulted with some top Texas lawyers and MDs. they said we would have no valid case because while he had me under and he hacked out half my thyroid he found a "nodule" (non cancerous) so I was advised to be grateful he found it ... meanwhile I later learned that MANY women have harmless thyroid nodules. It began my deep dislike and suspicion of the medical community and why I try to stay as healthy as I can so I can avoid interacting with it. I do love good and smart people like Neisha and Dr Berry who are changing things on such a massive scale.

any improvements?

How are you doing now?

Well done Diane. Were you doing g any fasting while on a carnivore diet? Thank you in advance.

Congratulations! I’m subclinical hypothyroid right now so I plan on improving further too.

Wow, you are giving me hope!! ❤

thanks!!

Did it work ?

thank you :)

How are you now ?

thanks for subbing!

How are you now?

How did you go off? Cold turkey? I take 60mg natur thyroid I want to try to get off since I've been carnivore over a year.

@@bobbiemauk1879hello👋! Well from my experience, I was taking 88mcg of levothyroxine and last year for about 4 months I was only taking half the tablet and by December I just completed stopped taking it. I did feel the consequences of it physically, mentally and emotionally but I was determined to keep going. Thankfully I found this page and have noticed that intermittent fasting and going carnivore has helped. I still have to educate myself about the lab work but one thing I can say,regardless of what my labs say… I feel amazing! I feel like myself again. My advice is keep doing research and listen to your body. I pray all goes well with you🙏🏽

Did it helped you ?

Thanks so much!

Are you taking medicine now ?

How are you now?

How are you now

Good Luck with getting answers!

@@NeishaSalasBerryHow long were you on carnivore before you realized your Hashimoto’s was getting better? My wife has Hashimoto’s and just started carnivore a few months ago.

do you eat all types of meat or only beef, sheep and goat?

Did it work ?

How's it going?

Take vitamin D3 to raise your levels. It helps regulate the immune system. Also, try removing all dairy including that butter. Dairy was making my TPO antibodies go up.

How did you go into remission please?

How are you now?

Awesome 👏! I have Hashimoto’s/hypothyroidism/asthma. I’m on my 5th day of carnivore and I feel great. I was diagnosed hypothyroidism about 17 years ago, Hashimoto’s over a year, asthma since I was a kid. I hope to come off my meds some day.

Congratulations!!!

@@katielane5833 did you put hashimoto in remission

@@whatdoyouthinkal I wish I could say yes, but I’m not there yet. My T4 levels are still all over the place. I’m feeling better, but still fighting to be healthier.

Emily can you please tell me how your diet looks like exactly....Do you use supplements for micronutrients? What kind of fat do you use for cooking... olive oil, butter? And what about spices? I'm sorry for peppering you with all these questions, but my mother is suffering very much from this condition.

I’ve also been keto for a little over a month and I was previously controlling it with metformin with a A1C of 6.9 since keto I stopped taking it on my own and my blood sugars have yet to be over the 90’s even after eating. I’ve also lost weight but I don’t step on the scale because it’s more important to me the way I feel! Congratulations to you!

Remember your A1c is a record of your blood glucose for the past 3 months and will take time to reduce.

whats the update on the A1c?

Tammy, how are you doing now?

How you are doing now?