How is “Hidden Hypothyroidism” Diagnosed?
There are many physical symptoms, as outlined previously, which suggest hidden hypothyroidism. In addition, a low basal body temperature is quite suggestive. This means that the body temperature is always below the normal 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. Some people with hidden hypothyroidism never reach 98.0 degrees unless they have a fever. The achilles tendon reflex, basal body temperature, and serum cholesterol may all give additional diagnostic information as to the presence of this type of hypothyroidism. Please remember that this problem is not yet recognized or treated in our conventional medical model. You will either need to find a physician who is aware of this problem OR you can educate your physician if he/she is willing to examine the evidence. Please refer to the bibliography at the end of this commentary. Cayce on Hypothyroidism There is a total of 10 readings given specifically for the condition of hypothyroidism. There are, however, a number of additional readings that relate
