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Dr. Martin Rutherford, DC, CFMP
What is Hashimoto's Thyroiditis?
Dr. Martin Rutherford, DC, CFPM discusses Hashimoto's Thyroiditis and all the little nuances about this disease that make it so difficult to treat. If you would like to schedule a consultation with Dr. Rutherford to review your case visit http://powerhealthconsult.com
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“Please keep this podcast going! I’m so glad I found this one for Hashi. He mentions symptoms and information I haven’t heard anywhere else. And delivers the information calmly and clearly.”
caseypins via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/25/22
Recent Episodes
Today Dr. Martin Rutherford, DC, CFMP dives deep into the issue of gas, bloating, and distension, dispelling common myths and shedding light on what these symptoms might reveal about one's digestive health. He emphasizes that while occasional gas is normal, regular episodes indicate an underlying...
Published 08/09/23
Published 08/09/23
In the latest episode, Dr. Martin Rutherford discusses the often-underestimated importance of vitamin D in maintaining overall health. He challenges traditional views about vitamin D, highlighting how common outdoor professions often still fall short on this essential vitamin. Dr. Rutherford...
Published 08/02/23
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