Dr. Vivian DeNise explains what your thyroid gland is, how it works and what hypothyroid and hyperthyroid conditions are. She also reveals how integrative diagnostics and conventional diagnostics differ.
6. Introducing our speakers:
Vivian DeNise, DO
ABAARM, FAARM
Integrative Internal Medicine
Holistic Pediatrics
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7. Completed her medical degree
at NewYork College of
Osteopathic Medicine
Certified in Integrative Medicine
with the American Academy of
Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M)
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8. Specialties include
Thyroid Disorders
BalancingAdrenal Function
Detoxification
Hormonal Imbalances
Nutritional Deficiencies
Weight Loss
Gastro-Intestinal Problems
Women’s and Men’s Wellness
Pediatrics
And many more!
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13. Affects tissue repair and
development
Aides in the function of
mitochondria (energy
makers of the cell)
Assists in the digestion
process
Controls hormone excretion
Controls oxygen utilization
Modulates blood flow
Modulates carbohydrate,
protein, and fat metabolism
Modulates muscle and nerve
action
Regulates energy and heat
production
Regulates growth
Regulates vitamin usage
Stimulates protein synthesis
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14. T2
TSH-made in the pituitary gland
T4-made in the thyroid gland
T3-converted fromT4 primarily in liver and kidneys
ReverseT3
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15. Good metabolism
Focus and concentration
Positive attitude
Good digestion
Healthy immune system
Brain wellness
Clear skin
And much more!
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20. Aging
LowTSH
High ReverseT3
Hashimoto’sThyroiditis
Mineral deficiency such as
Iodine, Zinc, Selenium,
Copper and Iron
Vitamin Deficiency such as
Vitamins A,B2,B3, C and D3
Hormonal Imbalance such as
low estradiol
Medications: Beta Blockers,
Birth control phtalate,
Lithium, chemotherapy
Diabetes
Heavy metals such as Lead,
Mercury
Toxins such as PCB’s,
Pesticides, Phtalates
Stress
Poor diet
Excessive alcohol
Surgery
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26. Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)
CirculatingT4 (inactive thyroid hormone)
These will tell you if you have an overt or very
common thyroid disorder.
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29. Get a clearer picture of your thyroid’s whole
health
TRH can give you information about how your
thyroid communicates with your brain
Can diagnose more uncommon or slight
thyroid disorders
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30. Take the time to get to know you, as a whole
person – not just a symptom
Flexibility to offer a variety of protocols – both
conventional and holistic
Doctor and Patient are partners in creating a
wellness plan
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32. Dr. DeNise will be here this morning to answer all of
your thyroid health questions.
We welcome you to follow up with her at Patients
Medical for personalized medical care.
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Dr. Rashmi Gulati,
Medical Director
Dr. Kamau Kokayi,
Holistic and Chinese
Medicine
Dr. Stuart Weg,
Alternative Pain
Management
Dr. Vivan DeNise,
Integrative Internal
Medicine and Peds
Dr. Eileen DiFrancesco
Psychopharmacology
Dr. Gino Bottino
Holistic Oncology
Dr. Paul A. Dreschnack
Plastic Surgery
Dr. L. Deanna Howard
Holistic GYN
Dr. Victor I. Rosenberg
Plastic Surgery
Dr. Marcia A. Harris
Holistic GYN and
Internal Medicine
Dr. Alan Coffino,
Nephrology
Dr. Ayman Matta
Holistic Ophthalmology
The thyroid is one of the most important glands of your body. It’s been called “the master gland” the “manager” gland and “the brains” of your body’s gland system…it’s kind of like New York to the rest of the country. It is very influential…but you may not even know where it is or what it does.
The thyroid is a 2-inch-long, butterfly-shaped gland weighing less than 1 ounce. Located in the front of the neck below the larynx, or voice box, it has two lobes, one on each side of the windpipe
T3 is 5 times more active than T4T4 can be converted into T3 reverseT2 increases the metabolic rate of your muscles and fat tissues
Hashimoto’s is the most common cause of thyroid disease. According to the World Health Organization 72% of the world population is iodine deficient. It has been noticed in people who swim in indoor pools have an increased incidence in hypothyroidism due to the cholrine replacing iodine.
More common in women than men. Most frequently diagnosed between the ages of 30-40
Hyperthyroidism can be life threatening and Must Always be treated by a physicianDietary includes cruciferous vegetables, such as broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, kale and brussel sproutsLeafy green vegetables, peaches, pears and soybeans