#AskDrBob-November 13th

November 13, 2015

#AskDrBob-November 13th, 2015

These were the questions that were asked in this episode of #AskDrBob. Please click the blue box to view Dr. Bob’s answers. If you have general health questions, please email us at askdrbob@druglessdoctor.com, and we will present it in an upcoming episode.

What causes hyperthyroidism and how should it be treated? Also, how can one check their metabolism. And what would you recommended for losing weight? Thank you.

I believe gluten has a large part to play in regards to your thyroid health and I believe that also eating processed food can be a cause of hyperthyroidism. We treat the numbers accordingly.

Hello, I’m a supporter. I reached out to you about 10 years ago about my son using your recommended supplements, dietary changes and How to Cure ADHD … Thank you! I’m a 47 yr old female who struggles from time to time with low weight. I’m 5’1″ about 100 lbs. Optimal is about 110-115. Stress is a factor – working on that… Honestly, I’m not hungry and nothing sounds appetizing. I do eat, at least two meals per day and sometimes snack. Do you have any suggestions? I’d be much obliged 🙂

I have found when someone wants to begin losing weight, their thyroid and adrenal glands should be checked. (More info in video). If you want to gain weight, digestive enzymes can help. Avocados and nuts would be a way to add healthy calories.

In the last 11 years, I’ve had 5 battles with Chronic Urticaria (each last 6-18 months). It is a miserable “autoimmune” disease. To function, I take ridiculous doses of multiple antihistamines–but still have crazy hives. Been to specialist after specialist to no avail. Any ideas?

Your adrenal glands can be fatigued and with people that don’t have enough calcium.

What would you think of Non-GMO coffee that also has garcenia cambogia, green coffee bean, ginseng and more all natural ingredients that helps you lose weight?

I would refrain from carbs in the morning, and eating less (More info in video).