It seems like you're referencing the connection between Vybz Kartel, the Jamaican dancehall artist, and discussions about Graves' disease, possibly due to his public health issues. Graves' disease is an autoimmune disorder affecting the thyroid, leading to symptoms like weight loss, anxiety, and bulging eyes. While it’s an interesting link to make, it’s essential to focus on the medical aspects of the condition for proper understanding and management.
I was just watching twins of twins, talking about this disease and why Vybz Kartel looking soo different and his vice sound different so I went to come and check about it and I stumble on this video
I have Graves Disease but with weight gain which is rare. I dont smoke and rarely drink alcohol. The Doctor has me on 20mg of Carbimazole daily. Horrid disease. Praying my body heals. 🙏
I was misdiagnosed with Graves disease and was at the point of thyroid removal and a lifetime of maintenance medication. Found an article by 2 MDs at the Texas Heart Institute entitled Misdiagnosis of Graves Disease Due to Aspartame Poisoning. I started reading labels and removed aspartame from my diet (it's in everything "diet") and symptoms completely disappeared within 60 days.
Mine was simply switching from Iqos to Iluma which caused it. It would be tragic to remove your thyroid gland, doctors always treat the effect, never the cause. And remember, it’s very rare that your thyroid is causing problems directly, it’s almost certain an indirect cause that you need to find.
Had Graves for about 15 years. Still take methimazole and atenolol daily. Had radioactive iodine treatmeant and it still came back. The worst part is the heat intolerance and feeling sweaty all the time.
Omg I have graves, and I'm scheduled to have my thyroid removed tomorrow. However I just changed my mind since I read how miserable everyone is after that surgery and how they have gained up to 70lbs.
Change your diet. Exercise. Get at least 20 mins of direct sunlight a day. The major factor is to change your diet. Keto diet with intermittent fasting.
I have hyperthyroidism but I haven't been diagnosed with graves yet. For years doing a fasting routine of twice a week. And always low carb, but recently carnivore. The hyperthyroidism isn't getting any better, but it's not getting any worse either. I've refused to take the meds so far. My symptoms are very slight.
@@whereami2130 No it is. You just need to change your diet to fit your body type and to improve your gut biome. It is HYPER important to, not only your physical well being, but to your mental well being. I had cancer and cured my particular affliction, with much study and constant research. GUT BIOME - study it. A GREAT place to start is by taking N Acetyl Cysteine. - Also look into Taurine - these are majorly important amino acids for good health. Best of luck to you.
When I had first gotten the symptoms of Graves', i binged a lot, and overate so much that i was scared to gain too much weight rapidly (even though my weight never increased). So i cut sugars abruptly and started intermittent fasting. The result: I dropped weight even faster. I got from 54 to nearly 40kg being 1,58m tall. I lost my period for this whole time. It was the worst since i thought it was an ED and resulted to be Graves'. I wouldn't do intermittent fasting when it comes back and just eat normally, trying not to get overexcited if i overeat again. My body needs this since it burns everything away and converts it energy which is not usable for the body.
@@whereami2130 Yes - it is. - Do your diligence and FIGURE OUT the diet that works best for your body. I will TELL YOU, excuses? change NOTHING. Get busy living - or you'll get busy dying.
@rastaboy8669 Graves' disease is a serious autoimmune condition that affects the thyroid, but with proper medical treatment and care, it can be managed effectively. If you're encouraging someone with the phrase "Heal up da worl bossi 🌎," it's a positive and supportive message. Remember to always consult with healthcare professionals to ensure the best possible care and management of the disease. Stay strong and positive! 💪
Hello doctor.. I suffer from essential tremor, not Parkinson's disease. When I hold a glass of water, my hand trembles and causes me embarrassment. I tried Anderal 40 mg and my condition improved, but Anderal negatively affected my lung health because I suffer from asthma. Is there an alternative treatment for Anderal?
Risk factors include the Covid shot. NIH published a paper showing direct connection in nurses early in the testing. Unfortunately no one still to this days says anything about this study.
And what about our blood supply? They do not separate the shotted from the non. You get what you get in an emergency transfusion. It’s a crime. Call you elected officials and demand that they separate the blood supply. Fight hard for this.
I never had ‘it’ but just been diagnosed with Graces so not sure if linked, although I do share your concerns.. contact could have been a risk factor. Who knows.
@@b.sternberg6868 I spoke to my endocrinologist and she said the main sources of iodine to avoid are fish and milk. Wheat and gluten are in relation to coeliac disease or the milder version of gluten intolerance that they reckon a lot of people suffer from.
@@TheGreatWhiteHope-pb3qrbe nice - people are usually here because they want to know more about a condition they have probably just been told they have. Last thing they need is stupid comments like yours. If you can't contribute in a positive manner then stop typing.
My husband had graves disease about 10 years ago and was cured! Lately he gets tired a lot, sleepy no energy and is losing weight! He also clears his throat for mucus he gets! The doctors have given him several tests, MRI, Catscan and can’t find the problem! They say no allergies either! Has anyone gone through this before after Graves’ disease?
