Using Labs to Guide Thyroid Treatment

Send us Fan MailBeyond the Thyroid - Episode 16: Using Labs to Guide Thyroid TreatmentIn episode 16 of the Beyond the Thyroid, Dr. Dana explores the wide-ranging negative effects of inadequate thyroid hormone levels. She highlights how insufficient levels can raise cholesterol and triglyceride levels, increase the risk of insulin resistance, worsen infertility, elevate heart risks, and raise all-cause mortality. Additionally, she goes into detail how these hormonal imbalances impair cognitive function and complicate maintaining muscle mass and an ideal weight.Announcements:Master Your Metabolism Program: Dr. Gibbs announces a new group program launching in October to optimize metabolic health through continuous glucose monitoring (CGM). Participants will use CGMs to track blood sugar in real-time, identifying patterns related to stress, diet, and insulin levels. Sign up for the waitlist at danagibbsmd.com/joinus.Price Changes: Dr. Gibbs’ virtual thyroid and hormone practice will phase out introductory pricing at the end of September. If you've been considering becoming a patient, now is the time to inquire. Book a Discovery Call at danagibbsmd.com.If you found value in this episode, please take a moment to leave a five-star review on the podcast platform of your choice. It helps others find this critical information. Don’t forget to follow Beyond the Thyroid so you can catch the next episode as soon as it’s released. For more personalized support, visit danagibbsmd.com.Let's connect! 🔔Facebook - Consultants In Metabolism Instagram - @danagibbsms LinkedIn - Dana Gibbs MD Tiktok - @dana.gibbs.md ✉️ Email Dr. Gibbs at [email protected] or visit https://www.danagibbsmd.com/ for more information.Thank you so much for listening! Tune in on the next episode.The medical information provided in this episode is intended for informational purposes only and should not be construed as medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical questions or concerns.