Strategies to Overcome Brain Fog and Enhance Mental Clarity with Hashimoto’s

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The Case:

• Donna has Hashimoto’s and hypothyroidism and is experiencing persistent brain fog and extreme fatigue.
• Despite making diet changes and managing stress, she continues to feel mentally hazy and lacks her usual sharpness.
• Using coffee to combat fatigue but it leaves her jittery and worsens her symptoms over time.

Donna’s case is a prime example of so many of my clients with Hashimoto’s experience. It seemed like no matter what she did, she couldn’t shake the brain fog and fatigue. It left her feeling like a shadow of her former self and she was starting to lose hope that she’d ever feel like the person she once was. When I met Donna, it was clear that we needed to dig deeper to uncover the underlying causes of her ongoing cognitive challenges.

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Inna Topiler Reveals the Root Causes of SIBO in Hashimoto’s Patients and How to Address Them
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The Case:

• Emily has Hashimoto’s and is experiencing weight gain, constant bloating, and skin problems.
• She suspected that SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth) was the root of her problems.
• A gastroenterologist prescribed an antibiotic for SIBO which worked until she stopped taking it.

Emily was frustrated to have her symptoms return after the prescribed course of antibiotics ended. She was desperate for a solution, and that’s when she came to see me.

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It Feels Like You’re Handling Stress but Your Body Tells a Different Story
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The Case:

• Judy is a super busy mom successfully juggling family and her career on Wall Street
• Suddenly she started to feel tired all the time. When time off didn’t help, a doctor diagnosed her with Hashimoto’s.
• Doctors told her to take medication and continue to rest but it didn’t work.

Judy’s is such a common case. So many conventional doctors don’t do much more than tell the patient to rest and let the medication get to work. But, when it doesn’t - and you’re used to being unstoppable - the outlook becomes unacceptable.

This was the case for Judy. The medication didn’t seem to help. She found herself struggling with simple tasks, unable to spend quality time with her kids, and feeling like life was passing her by. That’s when I met Judy and I knew we needed to dig deeper to solve her health mystery.

So what is the Role of the Immune System in Hashimoto's?

To help me unravel Judy's complex symptoms, I invited Beth Mosher to join the conversation. Beth is a brilliant board-certified nutrition specialist and has worked with me in my practice for 13 years. Together, we’ve been solving various thyroid and health mysteries.

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How Does Stress Impact Hashimoto’s?
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What Are the Best Ways to Manage Stress and Promote Healing in Hashimoto's?

Hashimoto’s and Hypothyroid Questions Answered by Expert, Inna Topiler
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Common Questions about Hypothyroidism & Hashimoto's

As an expert in hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s, I get a lot of questions (especially on Instagram). So, every once in a while, I like to dedicate an episode to answering these questions. In this edition of “Ask Inna”, I’m tackling some of the most common questions including why medication doesn’t always make us feel better (even if it used to), whether being a little bit out of range can cause symptoms, and whether or not thyroid medicine is a forever commitment.

If you have hypothyroidism or Hashimoto’s, chances are you’ve wondered these things yourself - so let’s get to the answers.

In this episode, I'm answering 3 of the most asked questions around:

1. Why You Might Not Feel 100% Better on Thyroid Medication
2. Don't Let Lab Ranges Fool You: Feeling Off Even with "Normal" Thyroid Results?
3. Will I Be on Thyroid Medication Forever?

How to Age Gracefully and Naturally without Triggering a Hashimoto’s Flare-Up
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Anti-Wrinkle and Anti-Aging Options for Hashimoto’s

I’ve received countless questions about safe and effective anti-aging techniques for those of us with Hashimoto’s.

I know firsthand how frustrating it can be to navigate these concerns. As someone who’s passionate about natural living but also loves looking and feeling my best, I’ve tried and tested various methods to find what truly works without compromising my health.

In this episode, I share what’s worked for me and what I think those with Hashimoto’s should avoid.

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THYROID MYSTERY SOLVED PODCAST

A real, case-based, top rated podcast that is helping tens of thousands find answers to their frustrating thyroid, Hashimoto’s and autoimmunity issues and see that they are not alone in their health struggles.

Inna speaks from a wealth of her own experience as well as with some of the best minds in functional medicine to get to the root of each mystery. She shares these life altering stories and inspires and educates you to take action and see things from every angle.

Can You Safely Cover Gray Hair without a Hashimoto’s Flare Up?

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The Case:

• Name: ME! Today I solve my own health mystery…
• I’ve been covering my gray hair naturally to avoid triggering my Hashimoto’s with chemical dyes
• I tried Hair Print and at first, I loved it, but after a while, my hair became very dry

How could I continue to cover my gray hair without going back to harsh, chemical hair dyes?

Yep, today’s episode is all about me and a personal struggle many of you might share – the quest for safely coloring grays that doesn't come with toxic side effects or a side of dryness.

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The Case:

• Beth had Hashimoto’s and has been dealing with weight gain and digestive issues.
• She fluctuated from constipation to diarrhea and always feels gassy, bloated and uncomfortable.
• She’d also been diagnosed with IBS but none of her health care providers offered any solutions beyond medication.

When I met Beth in my Hashimoto’s program, she was overwhelmed trying to research the connection between her gut and Hashimoto’s. She was frustrated that her traditional doctors weren’t offering any solutions beyond treating the symptoms and wanted to reclaim power over her own health journey. That started with her joining the Thyroid Mystery Solved program where she discovered that she didn’t have to figure it all out on her own. I knew exactly where to start to get to the bottom of her thyroid mystery.

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The Case:

• Bonnie has Hashimoto’s and is experiencing brain fog, fatigue, and respiratory issues
• She joined my Thyroid Mystery Solved program to get to the bottom of these symptoms
• We worked on her immune triggers but something still wasn’t adding up.

After we started to address her immune triggers, Bonnie wondered if maybe mold might be the culprit but wasn’t sure how to figure it out. I knew exactly where to start.

In this episode, I’m thrilled to welcome back Jason Earle. We last chatted with him in episodes 117 and 118. Jason is an indoor air quality crusader and is so informed about all things mold. He’s the founder & CEO of 1-800-GOT-MOLD and MycoLab USA. He even created the GOT MOLD?® Test Kit so I knew he’d be able to shed some light on where Bonnie could start in investigating the potential link between her Hashimoto’s issues and mold.

Press play to find out how mold may be affecting your health, how to find it and how to get rid of it.