273. Why Medications can Cause Hypothyroid, Autoimmune and Hormone Imbalances – Dr. Elizabeth Bright

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I'm excited to sit down with Dr. Elizabeth Bright. We talk about PCOS and endometriosis, hormone imbalances, and much more. Make sure to listen to the full interview to learn more.
Dr. Elizabeth Bright, DO, ND, a graduate of Columbia University, is a highly respected American Osteopath and Naturopath living in Italy. She is the former chef-owner of Coppi’s Organic and The Vigorelli Restaurants in Washington, D.C. Additionally, she is a master in Chau Ka Kung Fu and has been practicing a high-fat carnivore diet as a treatment modality since 2016.
Dr. Bright is the author of Good Fat is Good for Women: Menopause and her new book, Good Fat Is Good For Girls.
We discuss the following:

• All about Dr. Elizabeth Bright
• PCOS and endometriosis
• Adolescence and puberty
• Hormones and medications
• Cause of early period
• Issues during pregnancy
• Environmental factors affecting thyroid
• Impact of antidepressants on iodine and thyroid
• Steroid medications
• How to support your system without taking medication
• Cholesterol and liver health
• Thoughts on high fat carnivore diet for children
• The “right way” to develop during puberty
• Where to find Dr. Elizabeth Bright

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RESOURCES

• Dr. Bright's Website
• Dr. Bright's Instagram
• Dr. Bright's YouTube
• Good Fat Is Good For Girls
• NwJ Interview Part 1
• NwJ Interview Part 2
• NwJ Interview Part 3

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