Thank you. Go ahead, Dr. Berg.

Sorry we missed our big open, but there you go.

Let's hit the show.

Great.

Welcome, everyone.

Welcome back.

If you're new to the channel, anything that they say is not meant to diagnose you, check

with your doctor before implementing any of the things.

People basically ask any questions related to health.

And I'll give you my alternative viewpoint on that. So go ahead with your questions. And

let's see how many we can get through today, Steve.

Absolutely. All right. Let's kick it off. And our astute producer Terry has been cranking them out. So let's start with Halo

1234 from Rumble. I had my thyroid glands, one of my thyroid glands removed a few years ago. I now have

high T-S-H levels. I've had no hair loss or weight gain. How can I control this without medication?

Well, you only have one thyroid gland.

So maybe you're talking about the parathyroid, probably not.

So maybe you had partial thyroidctomy.

I don't know.

So missing data.

But if the thyroid is completely removed, then your pituitary is going to be

looking for it. So it's going to send communication down. That hormone is called the thyroid

stimulating hormone. And it's going to go up because nothing is receiving that information

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