Help for Hashimotos podcast

Thank you. I just found your podcast and this is only the second one I’ve heard…Eps 99. It’s understandable… not too technical for those of us who are not doctors. I appreciate your research and the time you put into helping others with this info. I do see an integrative medicine doctor who says that it’s the GMOs in gluten that is problematic- that there is something in it (sorry I don’t know the scientific term) that mimics thyroid-making our body think we’ve got more than we do…and therefore, it stops producing enough. This is why I don’t eat gluten. As for why more women have hashimotos… does that have to do with estrogen levels? That seems to be coming up a lot in autoimmune conditions-the more I read and research—that there is a tie-in with estrogen levels. Maybe that is addressed in other episodes of yours. I probably will change my rating yo 5 stars.., I just need to hear more. Thanks again!

I can’t thank people like you enough. You are a reasonable voice among the noise and so informative. I appreciate your humility as a learner, your passion for healing, and your care for your listeners and patients. Hashimotos is a hard journey, and especially because it is a long one, it’s so meaningful to have content to listen to about it. I’m not crazy, I’m not the only one, it’s sadly common to confuse allopathic medicine, and there is hope. Thank you thank you thank you for your support!

I have been listening to all of Stephanie‘s podcasts about Hashimoto’s and it has been a huge help! There is a wealth of information here and she breaks it down in a very easy way to understand. I highly recommend yet!

This is my go-to Hashimoto’s podcast. There’s always something interesting to learn about. While she does a good job of explaining most things in simplified terms, the more complicated explanations aren’t too fast to digest. I recommend for anyone trying to understand Hashimoto’s better, and other related topics.