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Millions of Americans are suffering from hair loss due to undiagnosed thyroid disease. And thyroid patients with continuing hair loss problems need practical solutions to resolve their hair issues. That's why I've researched and written The Thyroid Guide to Hair Loss, a 100-page electronic book. The book helps hair loss sufferers understand the problem, get proper thyroid diagnosis and treatment, slow, stop or even reverse thyroid-related hair loss, and identify and help treat other hair loss that thyroid patients experience. 
Ann Louise Gittleman, author of the best-selling book, the Fat Flush Plan, has come up with a wonderful new line of foods, including healthy flax-oil based salad dressings, snack bars, and, my favorite, her salsa. I'm a HUGE salsa fan -- I lived in Texas for a few years, so I definitely know my salsa -- and Ann Louise's is the best I've ever tasted. Ever. it's low-cal, low-carb, and low-fat, which basically describes my diet these days, but NOT low on flavor. Take a look at my review of her various products. I've picked out my favorites, including the salsa. (And did I mention, if you try just one Ann Louise food, make it the salsa!!!)
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Beyond the standard retinue of thyroid blood tests, the T4, TSH, T3, and such, what about the tests that some people might thing are a controversial? Actually, while mainstream practitioners may shake their heads, some of these tests are well-accepted and in use among alternative, integrative and holistic physicians. And they might actually get you the correct diagnosis. Find out more about iodine patch tests, saliva testing, urinary testing and basal body temperature testing. Learn more now.
Okay, maybe not everything, but a lot of great new resources are up online. I'm just going to give you a quick recap...surf on over to the articles for the specifics.
Finding a Top Thyroid Surgeon--Perhaps the most important step in your surgery is finding the surgeon. Thinking about a general surgeon, or a ear, nose and throat guy? Think again... you need an experienced thyroid surgeon. Find out why, and how to find him or her.
Dear Readers,
Let's face it. It's hard -- if not impossible -- to get something for free, and not feel at least slightly obligated to the person who gave you the freebie. And while doctors may think they're above all that, they're not. If your doctor gets freebies from drug companies, or serves on a paid speaker's bureau, goes to those professional development meetings paid for by the drug companies, or even gets a lunch platter every week for the office staff from a drug rep, can you be sure you're doc isn't biased? 