Be Your Own Thyroid Advocate: When You’re Sick and Tired of Being Sick and Tired

Looking for an in-depth guide on how to become an advocate for your thyroid health?Studies in the UK report an annual incidence of primary hypothyroidism in 3.5 and 0.6 per 1000 women and men, respectively. Some 3% of the UK population is currently taking long-term therapies for thyroid healing. Of these patients, 40 to 48% are being over or undertreated.Yet despite the widespread and alarming occurrence of hypothyroidism, there is still a wide gap in information on hypothyroidism, Hashimoto’s and other thyroid problems.Take charge of yourthyroid healingwith Rachel Hill’sBe Your Own Thyroid Advocate!Rachel Hill’shypothyroidism bookis a no-fuss manual for people like you who want thyroid awareness and books on thyroid health.This thyroid book,Be Your Own Thyroid Advocate,is written by a leading thyroid patient advocate and founder of The Invisible Hypothyroidism, an award-winning website and advocacy. She has lived through the hardships and lows of this illness and turned her life around.Understanding your condition shouldn’t mean diving into complicated medical thyroid healing books. Regain the fighting spirit you need to get past hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s. Be part of the thousands who benefited from this thyroid book’s easy-to-digest format.Rachel employs an honest and authentic style in addressing the challenges of hypothyroidism, especially for those who are struggling to obtain a healthy thyroid lifestyle, despite being on thyroid medication. This Hashimoto hypothyroidism book is not just a compilation of vital information you need for your journey, the author’s work is an instrument of motivation and a source of renewed willpower as well.In this book, you’ll encounter:✅ A recounting of Rachel’s personal hypothyroidism treatment and journey back to good health from Hashimoto's hypothyroidism✅ Chapters on hypothyroidism treatment such as thyroid medication, blood tests, supplements, and how to deal with your diagnosis✅ Rachel’s favorite websites, books, awareness events, and other helpful resources on hyp