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When Your Labs Are “Normal” but You Don’t Feel Well: Hashimoto’s, IBS & Anxiety with Dr. Izabella Wentz

When Your Labs Are “Normal” but You Don’t Feel Well: Hashimoto’s, IBS & Anxiety with Dr. Izabella Wentz

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Send us Fan MailWhat happens when you know something is wrong, but you’re repeatedly told that your laboratory results are “normal”?In this episode of Peace Over Panic, Taylor sits down with Dr. Izabella Wentz, PharmD, FASCP, a clinical pharmacist, internationally recognized Hashimoto’s expert, and bestselling author, to explore the connections among thyroid autoimmunity, IBS, anxiety, stress, and nutrient deficiencies.Taylor shares her personal experience of discovering positive thyroid antibodies and ANA results while her thyroid hormone levels remained within range. Despite not feeling like herself, she was told there was nothing to worry about. That confusing and frustrating experience eventually led her to Dr. Wentz’s work.Dr. Wentz shares her own journey from IBS, panic attacks, acid reflux, fatigue, and hair loss to receiving a Hashimoto’s diagnosis. She explains why digestive problems and nutrient deficiencies may deserve attention, even when conventional laboratory ranges do not provide a clear explanation for someone’s symptoms.Together, they discuss how patients can become informed advocates for themselves without feeling as though they have to navigate their health alone.In this episode, we discuss:What thyroid antibodies may mean when TSH and thyroid hormone levels are still within rangeWhy women with physical symptoms are so often told that they are simply anxious or stressedDr. Wentz’s personal progression from IBS and panic attacks to Hashimoto’sThe potential relationship among gut health, stress, nutrient status, and autoimmunityWhy low ferritin, vitamin D, and vitamin B12 deserve a closer lookThe difference between being “within range” and feeling wellPossible contributors to low iron stores, including impaired absorption and gastrointestinal conditionsDr. Wentz’s approach to food sensitivities and elimination dietsH. pylori, SIBO, and other digestive concerns discussed in the episodeThe benefits and limitations of comprehensive laboratory testingWhy receiving more health data does not always make the next step obviousHow to educate yourself while still working with qualified healthcare professionalsThe foundations of Dr. Wentz’s Hashimoto’s ProtocolStress, the body’s cortisol response, circadian rhythms, and supporting energyWhy IBS should not automatically be dismissed as something a person must learn to tolerateHow Dr. Wentz’s new IBS book helps readers investigate possible contributors to their symptomsWhy asking questions does not make someone a hypochondriacMemorable quote“You’re a hypochondriac until you actually figure out what’s wrong with you. Then you’re a person who knew your body best and figured out a way out.” — Dr. Izabella WentzEpisode timestamps00:00 — Anxiety, panic attacks, and knowing something is wrong00:17 — Welcome and episode overview02:01 — Introducing Dr. Izabella Wentz02:06 — Taylor’s experience with positive ANA and thyroid antibodies04:30 — When thyroid antibodies are elevated but thyroid function appears normal07:54 — Gut health, nutrient deficiencies, and the “chicken or the egg” question12:45 — Dr. Wentz’s commonly investigated Hashimoto’s contributors15:53 — Practical starting points: food, blood sugar, and nutrient testing17:23 — Ferritin, vitamin D, anxiety, and restless legs18:16 — Understanding vitamin B12 testing21:13 — Comprehensive testing: helpful information or information overload?22:14 — Becoming an educated and empowered patient25:47 — Moving beyond hundreds of expensive tests27:50 — Where to begin with Dr. Wentz’s books and protocols30:35 — Why she wrote Adrenal Transformation Protocol35:28 — Dr. Wentz’s personal IBS story38:39 — The relationship among stress, the gut, and autoimmunity42:31 — Finding possible underlying contributors to IBS45:20 — The “hypochondriac” label and trusting what your body is telling you47:39 — Final message for anyone who feels alone in their symptomsAbout Dr. Izabella WentzDr. Izabella Wentz, PharmD, FASCP, is a clinical pharmacist and internationally recognized specialist in Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. After receiving her Doctor of Pharmacy degree at 23, she built a career in clinical pharmacology, medication safety, and complex case investigation.After being diagnosed with Hashimoto’s in 2009, Dr. Wentz dedicated her work to investigating lifestyle factors that may influence thyroid symptoms, digestive health, stress, nutrition, and autoimmunity.She is the author of:Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis: Lifestyle Interventions for Finding and Treating the Root CauseHashimoto’s ProtocolHashimoto’s Food PharmacologyAdrenal Transformation ProtocolIBS: Finding and Treating the Root Cause of Irritable Bowel SyndromeConnect with Dr. Izabella WentzWebsite: ThyroidPharmacist.comBooks and resources: Dr. Wentz’s booksNew IBS book: IBS: Finding and Treating the Root Cause of Irritable Bowel SyndromeImportant noteThis ...
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