What test should be done to diagnose Hashimoto and high cortisol?

I was Iron Deficient Anemic until I got a progesterone cream, but now I'm wondering if low progesterone also caused my hypothyroidism too. Not sure where to go from here. Because I needed to take progesterone to have my son and he's 18, so I don't know what's blocking my body from letting hormones into my cells. It's frustrating and a long story, so yeah... I'm tired of dealing with a confused body.

Bitters inhibit motilin secretion!

Simple,do 16 hrs fasting,all heavy metal toxicity is engulfed by own autophagy, or you can drink corriander juice all gut probs ibs serotonin imbalances cure easily

What is T3 Uptake?

ALA causes problems of permeability in the gut

Please tell me what is gram negative bacteria ? Pathogens ? Can there be gram positive bad bugs ? .. What is the best natural pro kinetic… ginger or peppermint? Thank you immensely

The video cut short and I listen to all of it please it’s not a hyperlink in the video notes. Can you put it in the comments please?

I take pancreatin , it has realy helped with p-5-p .real b 6 . Pepermint and bile salts and ox bile has Help too.

Take neem tablets or bitter melon capsules to stimulate liver enzymes.all we need r bitters.

Does an autophogy diiet help?

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Im getting tested soon hoping to have my awnser

I can’t find anyone who will prescribe T-3. Who does it?

My pituitary gland was removed when I was 9 because of a golf ball size brain tumor. All my hormones are replaced with medication. And although I have GERD, IBS, and Gastroparesis I weigh over 300 lbs. My friends don't understand why I weigh so much because I simply don't eat enough to be normal. Then I throw up what I do eat with diarrhea. I think I have had gastroparesis my whole life. I usually go to ER about every 2 weeks for IV fluids because of chronic vomiting/diarrhea that won't stop. I barely can differentiate the difference between hunger and nausea most of the time. Do you have any advice? Also, can a pinched nerve cause damage to the vagal nerve?

Milk thistle,dandlion,neem tablets are bitters r good to stimulate liver enzymes.

Can pregnant women take ox bile?

I want to use chronic hives to service connect hypothyroidism

Hi doc and thank u for ur information How long we need to be on histamine diet ?

Thank you doctor, this was very helpful information.

You mentioned hives. I was told I have dermatographism. I am itchy all the time and take antihistamines twice a day. I don't get hives a lot, just sometimes. Could that be part of the leaky gut or chronic fatigue/adrenal fatigue? I've been having a lot of stress in life, one being my mother has severe Alzheimer's. I was sharing the caregiving with my sister-in-law but mom got too aggressive and is now in hospital waiting for a nursing home. I'm helping my sister-in-law clean her apartment out ( she was somewhat a hoarder). I've been eating badly and feeling worse. When I was feeling somewhat better, I had started a whole food plant based diet low in fat and gluten-free. This helped my stomach pain soooo much. Nothing else helped. I'm trying to get back to that but the stress hits me and I stress eat and feel worse again. I'm trying to get that under control. Are you located in the states or Canada?

I guess I am one of your rare ones. I was diagnosed with hashimotos when I was 19 years old after gain over 100 lbs in 3 months. My thyroid just shut down . At first they did not think it was hashimotos until they put me on meds and then my body just went crazy. After 20 ish years I’m somewhat stable. I still have my thyroid. Taking it one day at a time. And learning one day at a time it’s both meds and life style changes that will make me feel better. But it’s up to me to do the changes.

What can be done when someone has had their vagus nerve surgically severed? The doctors purposely did that to him. They said there was “too much acid being produced”. Personally, I would sue those doctors for cutting the vagus nerve! Can the nerve be reattached? Is there anything else that can be done?

What can be done if you’ve had a hysterectomy/oopherectomy, also have had ER+ breast cancer, also on vaginal HRT due to horrible menopause symptoms. It has helped with that, but have developed awful skin issues, like excema! Don’t know what can be done😢

Thank you so much for this video. I tested at 613 for DHEA last month the third day of a late period, only the second irregular period I've ever had in my life. This was found when I asked for some basic fertility testing. ALL my other tests are perfectly normal for my age (38): testosterone, corisol, estradiol, FSH, LSH, A1C. Recently had an ultrasound and my gyno said nothing but a slightly enlarged ovary but didn't mention any cysts. Just one small fibroid. I have had anxiety for about two years and didn't know why. This shed a light on that, but none of my doctors have been helping with this or following up on it. I forced my doc to get me a CT scan, but she thought the bloating and body aches I have that has now started during my luteal phase was digestive and did a CT with barium, not IV contrast. She said it looked "fine" but I am concerned she only looked at my gut, not my adrenals like I asked. I got DHEA retested this month and it's down to 399, which is better but still out of range. My period was on time and perfectly normal, I ovulated on time (I take ovulation tests). I am scared and don't know what to do and none of my doctors seem to have a clue. None of the endocrinologists in my area are familiar with adrenal issues - they only treat diabetes and thyroid issues. I have maybe a few extra chin hairs since last month, but no overt hirsutism or excessive weight gain outside of the week-long massive bloating at the start of my luteal phase. I don't want this to get worse but none of my doctors are listening or helping.

Hi, what if your fasting insulin is below 3.0?

Hi, you gave advice for insulin above 6, but didn't speak about what to do if your levels are lower than 3. Mine is in the 2's and always thought it's good to have lower numbers. Thanks!

Anxiety depression and ibs

Hi Dr. Hagmeyer! Sorry, not helpful. Over 50s here, been suffering with POTS (hyperadrenic & hypermobility (both likely genetic, not EDS)) since childhood (as in constipation since two-weeks old and not knowing that not going for several days and weeks was not normal). I always had trouble digesting, with bowel movements, with sleeping, with anger management and allergies and asthma (the latter having turned into MCAS on certain triggers in my 50s). After four decades of high performance in working life - albeit on betablockers in my 30s and calcium blockers as a try (unsuccessful) in my 40s, it all stopped working for me in my early 40s. I've been practically an invalid for a decade now. At some point I started vomiting and eating became even more impossible than before. Working full-time had become impossible a couple years earlier than I started vomiting regularly. I know I had SIBO, having gone through excessive anti-acid medication for 1.5 years in my late 20s after a stomach ulcer caused by inflammatory medication needed for severe, disability causing repetitive strain injury in hands because of typing. Similar strain injuries in other muscles present, such as in lower legs and feet later without any actual strain. SIBO was evident because of massive 'explosions' of gas in the gut at 5 am that I always used to wake up for up to a decade. I took natural remedies for this for years and these symptoms have gone away (wild oregano oil, garlic & berberin capsules at least 15 courses weeks/months apart). Yet, eating is still a problem. The strain injuries remain as well as inflammation related joint pains caused by the silliest extortion. And sleeping problems and other dysautonomic symptoms like incontinence and intermittent nerve pains likely to be caused by the hypermobile spine (diagnosed over 30 years ago manifesting in consistent feeling of mosquito like 'bites' all over for hours, like minutes of incredible nerve pain in one spot or days of numbness in one spot). Now the problem is eating carbohydrates or even below normal European volumes of food (1.5 dl is what I can take basically at max). I cant walk or stand up after eating for hours. I can't eat carbs if I want to do anything even mental and walking or other regular physical activity always requires an empty stomach in order not to vomit anything of substance. I will still heave without bringing anything up though. Carbs put me to sleep, as in if I eat 2-3 slices of low carb bread, I'm done for hours. I can manage 1 slice of rye bread if I don't move or drink anything that adds weight to the stomach for 30-60 min. Otherwise my heart rate elevates to levels where it causes inefficiency and lactic acid in muscles, I get exhausted and my body just puts me into sleep. (It comes handy when I suffer (from medically diagnosed) insomnia though... -- Eat a little and fall into a carb coma.) Now, I know you have little to give me regarding medical advice. I've got a Ph.D. and I can read the medical journals. There is just not enough knowledge. All I wanted to do was to contribute towards your knowledge about the spectrum of gastroparesis sufferers. I used to think it was just lactose intolerance in the 1990s and 2000s, but it was not. In the past two years I could not go for 6 weeks -- twice. The first caused by calcium channel blockers ( I also stopped sleeping for 3 weeks) and then the next year caused by the heat.

What would you recommend, obviously as someone who isn’t my doctor or anything reading this, but what or how would be the best way to ease off thyroid tablets such as levothyroxine? I felt better when I stopped it for a week and drank ashwagandga!

So, I’m taking levothyroxine 75mg. What are your thoughts on thyroid tablets and hypothyroid? I don’t wanna be on them! I’d rather drink ashwagandha

Can you still have Hashimoto after having a total thyroid removal?

I've used the "Now Foods Super Enzymes" and "Ox Bile" supplement. I take warm lemon water first thing in the morning. I eat two avocados with sourdough bread and one or two boiled eggs. My doctor has scheduled an endoscopy

Corn is a grain, gluten has already been there already for all times it's zein gluten.

I have hashimoto's disease and it really started acting up and then right after that I got diagnosed with GP. Can you please tell me what I can do about this could the hashimoto's disease be causing it? I am diabetic but I have always controlled my diabetes myself they think it's from diabetes I don't I think it's due to the hashimoto's can hashimotos give you gastrophoresis? I also had COVID in right after COVID I started getting these symptoms to where I couldn't eat much hardly anymore.

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What if you don’t have gallbladder

Do you recommend colestipil?

Any keystone concepts connecting chronic migraine with gastroparesis? My spouse has had migraines all her life, then found her "Sliver Bullet" - a monoclonal antibody cgrp-inhibitor (Emgality) which is injectable once per month and at least on paper shouldn't be causing any side effects. Fast forward 6 months and she has gastroparesis. She's non-diabetic, great blood pressure, no blood sugar issues, no constipation. Could also be the gastroparesis is from a stomach bug we got a month before symptoms appeared, but I do wonder if there is a connection through the Vagus nerve. Any thoughts?

Can you suffer from over medication if you have just some symptoms?

When I take ashwagandha, I experience vomiting and diarrhea.

Excellent, I was using magnesium to sleep better, will start using "stress care" by Himalayan

my dhea-s is very high. It is 342 μg/dl. The normal range for my age is btw. 45-270. I am 38. The another DHEA is 777ng/dl. This is in the normal range which is 36-782. but it is still elevated.Does this level dhea-s harm fertility? many many thanks for your respond🙏my prolactin,testosteron and cortisol levels are ok.

I did carnivore for almost a year after 5 or 6 years on keto. Now i have histamine intolerance. I'm currently taking butyrate to try to fix it. :/

Thank you for this informative video… do you have a doctor you can refer around the tri state area near nyc?

What is your recommendation for hashimoto and iron deficiency vitamin supplements? What foods should I avoid?

is there a link between gastritis and low vit D?

Ok, I have all the symptoms of hypo and hyperthyroid, and I agree it's not the answer to take Synthroid (which I am), but what is causing my autoimmune system to be so messed up? No one has explained to me what I consider to be the root cause, ie my autoimmune system is messed up

I learned something today

I am having serious issues right now with the brain part of this. I cannot control my body temperature regulation. I can’t remember words, and I have anxiety through the roof. I am also having all the gut related issues with very high BP and palpitations. I have had peripheral neuropathy for 12 years of unknown origin. When I went to the ER they acted like I had two heads. Where can you get help? My doctors don’t have a clue.