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without first speaking with your doctor. Now, let's head to the show. Hey everyone, welcome back to Dr.

Rucho Radio. This is Dr. Rucho, and today let's discuss some updates in thyroid health. As you know,

we monitor the literature fairly fervently, and I select

some studies on an ongoing basis that I feel like are the most relevant, and I wanted to discuss

a number of those as they pertain to thyroid with you today, so let's jump in. This first study looked at what organ antibodies

are most associated with thyroid disease.

And you've probably heard the backstory on this

that when an individual has one autoimmune condition, they are at risk for others.

Now, that being said, one of my quarrels here has always been the fact that educators,

gurus, they don't always do a good job of saying, yes, that is true, but your association is X, Y, Z

percent.

And some of this likely just comes from the human nature observation that the extremes

tend to quote unquote sell.

And the people who kind of take that more extreme narrative or position will probably do better with selling books

and with working for supplement companies as seminar educators and what have you.

And that same thing seems to permeate in politics and in a lot of areas.

But I think we are having this conversation because you're looking for not the

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