Dr. Emina jasarevic, nd | Naturopathic physician

2-Week Hormone Detox

Are you struggling with PMS, fertility issues, caffeine addiction or crazy mood swings?

The 2 week Hormone Detox is an easy and effective program to help reduce inflammation, boost your energy, cleanse your liver and lose a little weight.

If you are looking for a way to kick-start your health, as a means to creating some healthy, long-lasting habits, this may be the program for you! Easy to follow in a short time frame, with a dietary resource booklet, convenient to-go packets and meal replacement sachets, call us now to start your program.

Experience the Benefits:

Bye-Bye to Bloating and gas
Resolve headaches & migraines
Enhanced Mood
Improved Focus and Concentration
More energy
Less joint pain
Reduced PMS or night sweats
Resolution of cravings
Weight loss
Motivation

What does a 2 Week Hormone Detox look like?

Dairy and red meat are commonly contaminated with antibiotics and growth hormones from the dairy and beef industry.

For women, these exogenous chemicals wreak havoc on our internal hormone production when it comes to normal monthly cycles, fertility, PMS and the various stages of menopause. For men, these foods can reduce overall testosterone production and interfere with male fertility, virility and sperm quality.

Removing the following foods that are most commonly known as inflammatory will include:

Dairy
Red Meat
Gluten and all refined white starches
Caffeine & Alcohol
Sugar (including juices and dried fruits)
Oranges and Grapefruit
Peanuts and Soy

If this sounds overwhelming and you are wondering what is left to eat, don’t worry! We have a shopping list for you to refer to and choose from and we support the process by saving time in the kitchen with balanced clean protein meal replacements. Your Daily program will look like this:

Consume 2 protein shakes and one balanced meal (e.g. dinner). These come in easy and convenient 28 single serving packs.
Consume capsule packets to support detoxification (Amino Acids, herbs and enzymes)
Consume customized Liver supportive nutrients and herbs for hormone rebalancing
Drink 2 or 3 cups of detox herbal tea per day (morning, afternoon and evening)
Follow the detailed program guidebook (delicious sample menus and healthy snacks)

You can keep this program simple by following the recommended diet plan or you can increase the benefits of detoxification with any of the following additional support:

IV Vitamin therapy, once weekly (high dose Vitamin C, amino acids, full spectrum of B vitamins, calcium, magnesium, 7 trace minerals, and more!)
IM Vitamin shots, once weekly (full spectrum of B Vitamins & liver support)
Dry Infrared Sauna to sweat out toxins from deeper storage sites through our biggest organ of elimination – the skin. Added bonus: radiant new skin a natural glow!
Liquid or capsule Detox supportive nutrients to help the major organs of elimination: Liver, Kidneys and Lymphatic system
Recommended Herbal teas to drink 2-3 times a day.
Home therapies such as dry skin brushing or contrast showers.

What you can expect:

Better digestion!
Weight loss and decreased fat
Feeling balanced, calm & well rested.
Less pain & inflammation
More Energy
New Healthy Habits to carry forward

If you suspect a hormone imbalance, take control of your symptoms with this 2 week hormone detox. It’s a wonderful, simple place to start. If needed, we can investigate any hormone dysregulation further with supportive treatments like acupuncture, IV Vitamin Drips and lifestyle changes or comprehensive hormone testing.

Program Details:

PaleoCleanse Plus – Functional food protein shake (28 single servings)
Capsule packets to support detoxification (Amino Acids, herbs and enzymes)
Targeted Liver supportive nutrients and herbs for hormone rebalancing
Detailed program guidebook (with a supplement schedule, sample menus, and suggested food and snack options)
Shaker bottle
IR saunas are available as an add-on service to maximize your detox experience

Laboratory Screening:

BIA analyses (body fat %, muscle %, hydration, metabolism), complimentary with your Initial or return visit.
Hormone assessment (Urine or saliva) is optional

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What Causes Hypothyroidism?

Chronic Stress & Adrenal Fatigue

The adrenal glands take the leading role when it comes to managing stress through the production of cortisol. Research shows that adrenal fatigue has an impact on thyroid function. Even at a mild degree of deficiency, adrenal fatigue can negatively affect thyroid hormone conversion, utilization, and production. For example, high stress can cause too much cortisol in the circulation which promotes inflammation around the thyroid, and this reduces thyroid receptor responsiveness. Therefore, when treating thyroid issues with medicine or therapy it’s important to address the adrenals, this connection, and to care for them both effectively.

Hashimoto’s Hypothyroid

90% of cases of hypothyroidism are due to an autoimmune attack on the thyroid gland by either thyroperoxidase antibodies (TPOAb) or by thyroglobulin antibodies (TgAb), a condition called Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. What this means is that the body creates immune cells that attack the gland so that its function – and a person’s health – declines over time. This condition can be triggered by gluten in gluten-sensitive individuals. Similarly, in these people, gluten avoidance for at least 3 months may help lower antibody levels to a normal range.

Thyroid Conversion Disorder

In some cases, the conversion of T4 into T3 doesn’t function properly due an enzyme issue or otherwise. Test results will show normal levels of TSH and T4 but severely low levels of T3. Commonly, in these cases, patients are often told by their doctors that their thyroid function is “normal” even though they do not feel normal! This is also why some patients who receive medication or therapies that only supplement T4 levels may feel like the treatment is ineffective.

Thyroid Hormone Resistance

Thyroid hormone resistance can be thought of in the same way as insulin resistance is in diabetics. In this condition, the body’s cells are unresponsive to thyroid hormones. In these individuals, T3 and T4 levels can be normal but TSH levels are elevated.

Nutritional Deficiencies

For proper function and the creation of thyroid hormones, the thyroid gland requires the trace minerals iodine, selenium and zinc as well as an amino acid, thyroxine. Deficiency in any of these nutrients can create symptoms of hypothyroidism. Iodine is found in iodized salt and sea vegetables (such as nori and dulse flakes). I have come to find that iodine deficiency is more prevalent than previously given credit for (a 24 Hour Urine Iodine Challenge Test can determine this). The trace mineral Selenium is abundantly found in Oysters and Brazil nuts, and Zinc is rich in pumpkin seeds and beef. Thyroxine is the amino acid building block of thyroid hormones and can be found in most sources of protein.

Heavy Metal Toxicity and Mercury

The thyroid hormone and the heavy metal mercury have strikingly similar biochemistry. The long term exposure of this metal wreaks havoc on the thyroid gland and a person’s health, with these negative effects typically being experienced by dental patients who have currently have or previously had mercury amalgams. Sometimes it is prudent to screen for heavy metal toxicity and high levels of mercury that may be causing thyroid suppression. Heavy metal testing, followed by Chelation Therapy for removal of mercury from deep tissue stores is one naturopathic way to treat the underlying hypothyroid condition.

Central Hypothyroidism

In rare cases, disorders of the pituitary gland or hypothalamus in the brain may be an underlying cause for central Hypothyroidism (AKA secondary or tertiary hypothyroidism). There are usually other concerning symptoms (beyond the list seen on this page) that would warrant imaging and more advanced hospital testing.

Dr. Emina jasarevic, nd | Naturopathic physician

2-Week Hormone Detox

Are you struggling with PMS, fertility issues, caffeine addiction or crazy mood swings?

Experience the Benefits:

What does a 2 Week Hormone Detox look like?

What you can expect:

Program Details:

Laboratory Screening:

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Digestive Restoration

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