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This story keeps repeating for women around the world… childbirth, thyroid, gallbladder, declining health…

This story keeps repeating for women around the world… childbirth, thyroid, gallbladder, declining health…

  1. Misty Eastridge Reply

    We getting those storms too

  2. Nikki Uhl Reply

    I was diagnosed a year after childbirth

  3. Nikki Uhl Reply

    Healthy as a horse all my life then bam! Been gradually getting worse every since

  4. Linda Herro Siegel Reply

    Bingo!

  5. Angel Marie Reply

    Just had my gallbladder removed last year

  6. Deb Kranis Reply

    Mind body connection?

  7. Hillary Mills-Bricker Reply

    My problems started when I was pregnant with my second child. Everything that you are saying happened, except gallbladder issues. Is this always the case?

  8. Jenny Volpi Reply

    Oh my goodness. This is my story to a T! I need to look into this.

  9. Amy Drabik Reply

    My story exactly!

  10. Linda Ramey Reply

    Where does psoriasis play in this?

  11. Michele Coley Reply

    Would it show low excretion on a HIDA scan?

  12. Jaime Young Kaliakoudas Reply

    I have hashi’s, how will I know if my gallbladder is bad?

  13. Priscilla Meas Reply

    Aloha Dr.. Brad, I am watching you on my lunch break

  14. Crystal Lynn Morgan Reply

    All of my hormones are a mess

  15. Crystal Lynn Morgan Reply

    My thyroid went haywire after having my daughter.. eventually led to thyroidectomy due to nodules throughout.

  16. Tracie Louk Beeson Reply

    My protein in liver stayed high for 2 yrs since looking at labs and now liver enzymes back down but muscle wasting

  17. Karen Liblin Reply

    So where do you suggest we begin to help ourselves

  18. Monica Blackman Reply

    I never had kids and they found the goiter at 35, down hill since taking the meds

  19. Rita Greene Lewis Reply

    I was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s 22yrs ago

  20. Rita Greene Lewis Reply

    Now I have all kinds of hormonal problems

  21. Carrie Renee Reply

    I have Hashimotos…seemed to get worse during chiropractic school..just graduated in dec. What do you recommend as a T3 Rx? I’m allergic to iodine as well.

  22. Priscilla Meas Reply

    Thank you for taking you busy night to helps the people..

  23. Leah Carver Reply

    Why do you think this is so epidemic for women during these normal fluctuations of hormones like puberty, pregnancy, menopause.

  24. Michele Coley Reply

    The more you teach, the more I question about my surgical past. It slightly upsets me.

  25. Monica Blackman Reply

    Its 10 pm , , it’s your bedtime

  26. Jess Jeff Reply

    Have all of this plus , just diagnosed type 2 diabetic and fatty liver

  27. Linda Ramey Reply

    I was 16. My hair thinned skin was dry.

  28. Jess Jeff Reply

    Plus PCOS

  29. Lynn Suleski Reply

    I have had Hoshimoto’s for 9 years and I feel like I’ve been on a rollercoaster ride for 9 years. My TSH will range from 0.62 to 5.4 etc and rarely stabilizes between 1.0 – 3.0. When it started I felt a click inside my body, then I began to lose weight like crazy (I have fought weight all of my life). No matter what I ate or how much, the weight loss wouldn’t stop. I remained thin (very unusual for me) for 10 years. When this flip happened, my blood pressure soared and when this happened I thought I was going to die. I was diagnosed as hypothyroid. My TSH continued to bounce and my Doctor said I was still within normal range, whether low or high end, the mood swings were awful, freezing all the time, etc. Then in 2015 I retired and the click was felt again in my body, but this time I gained weight like wild fire and couldn’t stop it until 40 pounds had found me. I now have an Endocrinologist who has diagnosed me with Hoshimoto’s and he has changed my meds, but I’m still bouncing and the symptoms still come and go. I can’t lose weight no matter what I do. This disease drives me crazy!!!!

    • Robert Frasure Reply

      Sorry to hear Cuz! I didn’t know. That sucks. Hang in there!

      • Lynn Suleski

        Thanks Cuz, it’s just very frustrating! I’m fortunate though because there are many who are dealing with diseases that are many times worse. Thanks again!

      • Robert Frasure

        That’s a good attitude. I feel the same way with Afib. Accentuate the positive!

  30. Laurie Parker Reply

    Gallbladder issues w calcified stone inside low magnesium ..I had this no one discusses oxalate s foods

  31. Crystal Lynn Morgan Reply

    Lol

  32. Erin Jones Reply

    So with Hashimoto’s and no gallbladder…is there a specific enzyme or supplement I should be taking?

  33. Crystal Lynn Morgan Reply

    It’s very complicated, no thyroid, pre menopause, can’t take hormones due to blood clotting ughhh

  34. Betsy Barbacow Reply

    I go for my cortisol stimulation test in 2 weeks. I’m so curious to find out results. After all these years of hypothyroidism and now Hashimoto. Hopefully I’ll get more answers. So grateful for your videos and knowledge. It really helps.

  35. Rita Greene Lewis Reply

    Haven’t had a period in 5-6 yrs except for the little while I took nascent iodine but I’m just beginning menopause at 47

  36. Michele Coley Reply

    And I can personally attest you stay true to that!

  37. Karla D. Stivers Reply

    Peri Menopause, Night sweating, hot flashes, not sleeping, Hashi’s – any help?

  38. Deborah Owens Sims Reply

    What is the maximum amount of sugar per day without being harmful?

  39. Regina Hoffman Reply

    Hypothyroidism, gallbladder removed several years ago(had extreme inflammation) but gallbladder attacks would not stop. Now having chronic diarrhea which is causing issues. I see my gastro dr soon is there a test I should ask for to see what is going wrong in my gut? And probably fully into menopause now

  40. Karen Liblin Reply

    Thank you I guess I just have so many things going on that I get confused on where to start

  41. Rhonda McGowan Reply

    Gallbladder used to bother me alot. Diet helped me so much.

  42. Robbin Hibbs Reply

    Thank you .. good nite.

  43. The Office of Dr. Brad Shook Reply

    The Transformation Challenge will show you the diet, lifestyle, and supplementation I recommend. If you are interested, you can learn more here thyroidprogram.com

  44. Tracey Roux Reply

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  45. Laura Thomson Reply

    Thi could be me happened in this order, I’m in the UK and the won’t refer me or test for anything, refuse the hashis theory,

  46. Tracey Lamont Reply

    Thank you!

  47. Cindy Brown Reply

    During my second pregnancy, age 24, I was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism..was induced because of all the weight I was losing while pregnant. Took neumercazole and sorted.. 2 years later I’m hypo.. 5 years later I have hashimoto’s and 2012 had my gallbladder removed because doc didnt know what was wrong with me. I now know I had leaky gut and was in a bad state .. was given antacids.. then 2017 diagnosed as celiac.. current state suffer from insomnia, taking zopiclone. Have changed lifestyle, I.e. cutting out gluten, dairy, sugar, soy, alcohol etc and feeling better but antibodies still high

  48. Christa Van Der Woude Reply

    yes so many similarities, childbirth, gallbladder removed, hashimotos……….

  49. Cathy McCartney Reply

    Hello Dr Shook !

  50. Cathy McCartney Reply

    We got a lot of thunder and lightning here in Hickory .

  51. Lynn Nicholls Reply

    Hia

  52. Lynn Nicholls Reply

    I have chronic pancreatitus .no stones.in and out of hospital

  53. Julie Garcia Reply

    What is the cause for the spike in this epidemic?

  54. Lori Hah Reply

    Hey Doc

  55. Lori Hah Reply

    I’m feeling some type of way I’m not a top fan anymore?

  56. Olga Morrow Reply

    Wow how many things in common is

  57. Olga Morrow Reply

    I am SO glad that I found You! I wish I found your videos decades ago. Thank you so much for your knowledge and sharing!

  58. Olga Morrow Reply

    I wish we could have more Doctors as you are.

  59. Olga Morrow Reply

    I am ready for all your strategies

  60. Olga Morrow Reply

    Yes Big Hope here!

  61. Kesli Koller Amador Reply

    Even if you still have your gallbladder but maybe it’s not functioning could it cause oily yellow stools still? Or low lipase?

  62. Kesli Koller Amador Reply

    I have hashimotos. I have pain on my left side mostly but sometimes on my right. When I have pain it does go to my back and neck but mostly on my left side. I had a right sided attack recently though. I have all the sympyoms of chronic pancreatitis or gallbladder. CT and ultrasound came back normal.

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