Hyperthyroidism - The Best Darn Complete Look: Two Popular Hyperthyroid Resources Combined - Paperback

by James M. Lowrance (Author)

Two Popular Hyperthyroid Resources Combined --- This extensive resource, on the subject of hyperthyroidism, contains 18 chapters, with over 14,500 words dedicated to all aspects of hyperthyroid conditions, their symptoms, diagnoses and treatments. I discuss blood and imaging tests and other diagnostic methods for detecting over-functioning thyroid glands, problematic symptoms experienced by "treated hyperthyroid patients" and aspects of improving and optimizing life as a treated thyroid disease patient. In this resource, I have combined two of my most popular hyperthyroidism books, into one comprehensive resource, at a discounted price. The content of these combined written works are formatted for easy to follow reading and in language intended for the average layperson thyroid patient. I sincerely believe this resource can benefit hyperthyroid patients, who are seeking to better-understand this metabolic disease that will in the vast majority of cases, require lifelong treatment (hormone replacement, following thyroid removal or ablation). SECTION ONE: "A Complete Look at Hyperthyroidism" (Originally published in eBook form, in year 2008) SECTION TWO: "The Best Darn Hyperthyroidism Book " (Originally published in eBook form, in year 2010)

Author Biography

I am a husband, father, grandfather and lifetime contract salesman, with experience in health writing that began in 2004. I completed theological studies with Liberty University in 1996. I formerly served as editor and forum moderator of Thyroid Health for a major multi-topic content site and as a general health writer for another, where I achieved Editor's Choice Awards for my articles on health subjects. In 2003 I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism; "Hashimoto's thyroiditis" being the cause. This autoimmune form of thyroid disease that causes destruction of the thyroid gland resulted in my also developing "Chronic Fatigue Syndrome", due to a compromised immune system with severe co-morbid "Adrenal Fatigue". I also suffered severe anxiety symptoms, including panic attacks early into the onset of Hashimoto's thyroiditis (Hashitoxicosis). A common, benign heart murmur I was diagnosed with in my teens called "Mitral Valve Prolapse", also worsened in severity of symptoms, with the development of these other health disorders. My eventual receiving of diagnoses was a difficult process with proper diagnostic testing not being ordered by the first doctors I sought treatment from. These types of issues were inspiration for me to become proactive in my own health care and to self-educate myself on these health disorders, which I have done extensively since 2003. I now enjoy sharing this information with other patients experiencing my same health disorders.