Critical Medicine and Treatment

The thyroid is an endocrine gland that produces two main hormones, T4 (tetra-iodothyronine or thyroxin) and T3 (triiodothyronine), which regulate the rate at which the body uses fat, protein and carbohydrates. Its operation is very powerful but extremely fragile and as leverage, a slight disorder of the thyroid gland can cause a chain of serious consequences. Thus, an overactive thyroid gland speeds up the metabolism, sometimes 60% to 100%.

The thyroid is far from working in isolation. The balance of thyroid metabolism is intimately linked to the couple hypothalamus-pituitary. For it is the hypothalamus that control the pituitary gland to produce hormone TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone for). In turn, TSH stimulates the thyroid hormone that it produces hormones. This explains why, in situations of hyperthyroidism, the TSH level is low because the pituitary gland tries to “calm down” the thyroid gland.

The liver is also involved in the storage of thyroid and pituitary hormones, and acts in part on their metabolism. The kidney, it must ensure the elimination of waste hormonal.
Thus, hyperthyroidism requires a comprehensive care if we are to restore the balance neuroendocrine.
Currently, more than 200 million people worldwide have thyroid disease. In general, women are 5-7 times more affected than men.

The various manifestations of hyperthyroidism

* Graves Disease
* Toxic Adenoma
* Toxic multinodular goiter
* Hyperthyroidism induced by iodine
* Thyroiditis (transient hyperthyroidism)

The clinical

* Tachycardia, arrhythmias,
* Weight loss,
* Thermophobia (hands warm and moist)
* Irritability, emotionality, agitation,
* Muscle weakness,
* Tremor.

For the functional aspect of the thyroid should be performed the following examinations: 24 hours of urinary iodine, TSH, T3 (thyronine) and T4 (thyroxin).
The Lévothyrox acts at T3 hormone, which inactivates its limited effectiveness. T4 to T3 conversion is done with an enzyme with selenium and other trace elements (zinc, copper, iron). For cons, the presence of heavy metals disrupts this mechanism.

The causes of thyroid dysfunction metabolism

1. The stress that generates the weakening of the immune function.
2. A heavy metal poisoning (mercury, lead, aluminum …).
3. An imbalance in trace metals (selenium, iron, copper, iodine, manganese, cobalt, sulfur, zinc, lithium).
4. Smoking.
5. Conflicts psycho.
6. Hepatic function.
7. Renal function.
8. Iatrogenic causes
- Drug iodinated
- Estrogen and oral contraceptives,
- Glucocorticoids
- Interferon …
9. An immune imbalance.
10. Genetic predisposition.

There is a self thyroid by iodine. However, the excess iodine organification blocks.

Gemmotherapy

* Viburnum lantana bg. mac. blood sugar. 1D: 100 drops of water in the morning.
* Crataegus laevigata bg. mac. blood sugar. 1D: 100 drops in water, lunch.
* Cornus sanguinea bg. mac. blood sugar. 1D: 100 drops of water in the evening.

Nutrients

Thyroid function has a regulatory system which, thanks to hormones, allows the body to adapt to changes in life. Also, thanks to its wealth of trace metals and nutrients Quantaregul (in Phytoquant) will “feed” the endocrine glands, while allowing maximum adaptation of central nervous system. To optimize this action, the contribution of specific essential oils supports the sphere hepatorenal while harmonizing the psycho-emotional person.

Quantaregul is a dietary supplement that combines plant extracts, seaweed and vitamins to participate in the neuron-endocrine and especially the balance thyroid.

It is recommended to take 2 capsules in the morning upon waking and one capsule mid-afternoon (at least half an hour before dinner), three weeks per month for three months. In difficult situations, you can climb to 4 capsules per day in two doses.
In the maintenance phase, two capsules in one take, always without food.

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