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The Complete Thyroid Book: Everything You Need to Know to Overcome Any Kind of Thyroid Problem
The ultimate resource for the growing number of thyroid disease sufferers Bestselling thyroid health author M. Sara Rosenthal has teamed up with world-renowned thyroid expert Kenneth B. Ain, M.D., to bring you the most up-to-date guide to understanding and managing virtually every type of thyroid problem, including Hashimoto's disease, Graves' disease, and thyroid cancer. An exhaustive source of information in accessible language with expert guidance, The Complete Thyroid
480 pages, Paperback
First published March 1, 2005
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December 30, 2017
A very helpful and informative book that I found really useful when I was diagnosed with a thyroid disorder. Well written and easy to understand. Recommended.
December 26, 2018
An excellent personal resource book.
August 8, 2015
As someone who has just recently discovered what their thyroid does - only to have it taken out in about two weeks - this book was very informative. It gave credence to a lot of what my doctor has told me, and made sense of the myriad of information out there. I also learned that my doctors need to talk - it's an important thing when it comes to medication! I'd recommend this to anyone with any sort of thyroid issue.
November 23, 2023
Read for gaining knowledge. I have a thyroid problem that was treated years ago
February 8, 2017
There is so much that no one tells you when you face health issues that a book like this becomes
like a bible. There is so much false information on the Internet and this book even deals with those
myths. Always be an advocate for yourself. This book covers so much including other medications and how they interact. I know what to ask my endocrinologist.
like a bible. There is so much false information on the Internet and this book even deals with those
myths. Always be an advocate for yourself. This book covers so much including other medications and how they interact. I know what to ask my endocrinologist.
May 27, 2013
Got to pg 61 where they say the theory of not converting t4 to t3 is erroneous. That's total bs and even if I kept reading I would just tear the rest of it apart. Not worth my time or aggravation.
May 28, 2016
Thorough information on what it means to have a dysfunctional thyroid and all the different treatments available.
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