STTM releases most groundbreaking thyroid disease treatment book

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Aug 22 2014

Stop the Thyroid Madness LLC (STTM) and author/editor Janie A. Bowthorpe, M.Ed, announce the release of the most groundbreaking thyroid disease treatment book on the market, totally written by several esteemed medical professionals.

Unlike any other thyroid-related book written by doctors, this multi-author book confronts the ineffective status quo of hypothyroid treatment with bold new ideas and strategies.

Says Bowthorpe: "For over 50 years, thyroid patients have had to endure a hypothyroid treatment scandal which has left millions with continuing symptoms in their own degree and kind, as well as new debilitating problems including adrenal and nutritional complications…all while being proclaimed "normal". Today, certain courageous medical professionals are emphasizing the need for a treatment re-haul with better medications and labwork plus a more functional, full-body approach to thyroid disease treatment.

Source: Stop the Thyroid Madness LLC

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