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Thyroid hormone regulates every single tissue in the body.

Regulates our genes, it regulates mitochondrial function, the genesis of mitochondria.

So everything, really.

I treat hyper and hypolode the same way.

Same anti-inflammatory protocol.

Tea grows in fluoride-rich soil.

The reason why you have that acidic taste that people love, it comes from the fluoride that is in the soil where the tea plants are grown.

Now the highest rate of congenital hypothyroidism is in the areas where they grow tea.

It's preventing the absorption of iodine, so you will get a quitter, you will have an inflamed thyroid.

As will all the other tissues, not just the thyroid, fibrocystic brass,

inflamed prostate. I do recommend the salt flush if you haven't done the iodine before.

The parking spaces that the iodine is supposed to go into might be blocked by chloride,

the bromide, the fluoride. I'm not worried about heavy metals. I'm not worried about toxins.

I'm not worried about mold. I'm not worried about any of that because the iodine is my shield.

Dr. Bright, when somebody comes to see you with a chronic health condition, how often when you get

in there and start unraveling the picture, do you find thyroid is in the

mix? Most times because thyroid, the thyroid thyroid hormone regulates every single tissue

in the body, regulates our genes, regulates mitochondrial function, mitochondrial, the genesis of

mitochondria, so everything, really.

But then, you know, there's also adrenal function.

You can't separate thyroid function from adrenal function, which is why I wrote that book

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