Organic Herbs For Thyroid Disease

Organic Herbs For Thyroid Disease

The thyroid glands are located at the lower bottom of the neck. They produce something called the thyroid hormones which are essential for various processes in the body however when the gland is malfunctioning it either produces too much of thyroid hormones or too less. These both problems are characterized as hypothyroid and hyperthyroid. Both of these conditions cause various detrimental effects on the health, and can also cause anemia or obesity on the other hand.

The classic symptom of thyroid is the swelling at the bottom of the neck. Thyroid affects all kinds of people and it is an auto immune disease. There are some kinds of natural treatment and therapies available that aid in curing of thyroid. Natural therapy also asks to avoid some particular types of food that can aggravate the disorder.

Some of the herbs that help to control the effects of thyroid are Bugleweed, which belongs to the mint family. It decreases the thyroid hormone fairly and controls the symptoms of the disease. Lemon balm and its extracts also have shown to regularize the functioning of thyroid gland. Some of the other herbs are Gentian, and Kelp. Sometimes all these herbs are combined together to make an effective thyroid drug. Each one of the herbs exhibits characteristics that are favorable for curing thyroid disease and so to make a medication a favorable amount of each of the herb is used. If you want to consider herbal medication, you should consult the right doctor who can measure the thyroid levels and then prescribe the medications.

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Medicinal Herbs :
•Aloe Vera •Arnica •Artichoke •Asparagus
•Barberry • Basil •Bean •Bindweed
•Buckwheat •Castor Oil •Chamomile • Cider
•Clover •Dandelion •Fennel •Fern
•Garlic •Gentian •Ginseng •Horseradish
•Hot Pepper •Iris •Lavender •Marjoram
•Milk Thistle •Mistletoe •Mullein •Mustard
•Nettle •Onion •Peach •Pumpin
•Rosemary •Sea Buckthorn •Soy •Thyme
•Wheat •Wormwood    

 

Organic Herbs For Thyroid Disease