What is Sheehan Syndrome
Sheehan Syndrome, first suggested by Sheehan in 1937, is a condition involving pituitary infarction following severe postpartum hemorrhage. During pregnancy, the pituitary…
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Multiple endocrine neoplasia
Multiple endocrine neoplasia types 1 and 2 (MEN1 and MEN2), along with Von Hippel-Lindau disease, are hereditary conditions that increase the risk…
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Introduction In 1849, Claude Bernard introduced the concept of homeostasis, positing that the internal cellular environment (milieu interieur) is under constant regulation.…
Read articleChronic Fatigue : Long Term Solutions
Introduction Fatigue is a personal experience of exhaustion and a general sense of weakness, rather than a medical condition in itself. It…
Read articleLow T3 and treatment of hypothyroidism
Introduction Hypothyroidism is when your body doesn’t have enough thyroid hormone, a crucial substance that helps regulate how your body uses energy.…
Read articleAdrenal Fatigue : Medical Fact or Fiction?
Introduction Adrenal fatigue is a contested hormonal condition described as a state where the adrenal glands cannot produce sufficient adrenal hormones despite…
Read articleReverse T3 Syndrome : Debunking This Myth in Hypothyroidism
Introduction Reverse T3 has undoubtedly garnered a considerable amount of attention in recent years. Some alternative health websites that discuss reverse T3…
Read articleNon Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease : Reversing It
Introduction Imagine a silent epidemic, one that’s quietly affecting a staggering 32 percent of the global population. More pervasive than obesity and…
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Thyroid Physiology
The Thyroid Gland: Structure And Histology Embryologically, the thyroid gland originates from an epithelial invagination at the base of the fetal tongue.…
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