Hashimoto's and Vaginal Dryness - Dr. Martin Rutherford

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Hashimoto's and vaginal dryness. And this is, this is kind of part of a slightly bigger picture of uh Hashimoto's and, um, and just female hormonal imbalances in general. I, it hit me, it just hit me a couple of days ago that almost everybody in the last two or three weeks, almost every female in the last two or three weeks who has come in here, um, for, for care has had, uh, alternating menstrual periods, heavy bleeding, low bleeding, um, hot flashes, uh, consistently vaginal dryness. And most of them are taking some sort of hormone replacement therapy for that. Of course. So, and they're not particularly people who are in menopause, these are Hashimoto's patients. So Shimoda is, is just crazy. As you, as if you've been following along in the series, it's insane. All the things that it affects. And it's because I should, Meadows has a receptor site, your thyroid has a receptor site to receive your thyroid hormone and, and, and then get hooked into the cell and have it make energy and every one of the trillions of cells in your body.

So, and it has a direct relationship to your female hormones. If a person comes in here with a female hormonal problem, um, first thing we're going to look at is, um, all of the physiology that would be abnormal, that would cause you to have a female hormone problem. If it's not a pathology. In other words, if you've gone to the doctor and you don't have like a tumor or something like that, or, you know, have endometriosis, you don't have ovarian cysts or something along those lines. Um, or even if you do have like ovarian cysts, but, but if it's not a pathology, a cancer, something like that, there's an abnormal imbalance in your system. It's going to be, it's going to be adrenals or stress or things that are stressing out your adrenals. It's going to be blood sugar. It's going to be, it's going to be a poor liver clearance of, of, of your, um, hormones, your estrogens and progesterones and all that type of stuff.

Uh, poor, essential, fatty acids and poor blood sugar. All these things interfere with the feedback loop, the production of the, the ability of your hormones to hook into the receptor sites. It just, they all just affect hormone physiology. Almost nothing affects hormone physiology more than like Hashimoto's, Hashimoto's hypothyroidism, Hashimoto's hypothermia in the end. Everything's just, fluxed down. Okay. When you have hypo, when you have the Hashimoto's hypothyroidism or you're tired and you're slow, and everything's just like dragging, and occasionally you get your, you know, your bowl or you get anxiety or, or heart palpitations for no reason at all or insomnia or, or something like that. But most of all, you're in hype. Most of are in hypothermic. What's the small exception, which I'm not going to get into. So, but it slows everything down. And so it slows down. It slows down your, your hormones when they're made, they need to be made.

They need to be used. They need to be cleared. They need to get out into the toilet. And then that whole mechanism tell it creates a certain balance in you.

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