The Complete Thyroid Health and Diet Guide: Understanding and Managing Thyroid Disease
I'm reading this book right now because I had been feeling not well for many months and then one day, my body just crashed and I had to be hospitalized. It took a long time before one of my doctors made the right diagnosis, which prompted me going to the hospital. Upon admission, I had the vitals of a near-death person. My thyroid numbers were so high that they went beyond the highest number in the range of meansurement. All my electrolytes were way off. I was always a slim and healthy person, and all my regular checkups were good. So it took my doctors a while to find out what was wrong with me when I complained about slight discomfort in my guts. My persistent complaints about my guts sent me to do MRIs, ultrasounds, and CT scans on my guts. All the imaging came out good and my doctors began to think my compalaints were due to stress and could be psychological. They also suspected I just had a stomach flu that I just needed to wait...
I really enjoyed reading this book. This book really encouraged me to do more than just being a housewife. After all, I'm living in the 21st century, not in the 1950s. I was so inspired that I created this blog so that I can break my same-old everyday routines of being an involuntary housewife. I was inspired to do something helpful to myself and also to others. As a first step, I need to get my book shelves organized. I highly recommend this book to anyone who needs to find motivation to start a new project, to pursue a new passion or to just read a book to escape from the daily stress. To me, this book also had great resale value because I was able to sell it when I was done reading; at a price that I literally paid nothing to read it.
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