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Rahul Chopra@crahul
Aug 14, 2004 05:33 PM, 11496 Views
(Updated Dec 06, 2011)
Ganoderma Lucidum for Thyroid Dysfunction

Thyroid Dysfunction is the term given when an individuals Thyroid Glands stop to funtion normally.


The Thyroid Glands secrete an enzyme called Thyroxine which helps in metabolism.


When the Glands either secrete excess of Thyroxine or less quantities of  Thyroxine than what is needed by our body for normal metabolism the  condition is called as Thyroid Dysfunction.


These two types of Thyroid Dysfunctions are termed as Hypothyroid and Hyperthyroid.


In Hypothyroid the Thyroid Glands secrete less amount of Thyroxine than what is needed by our body.


In Hyperthyroid The Thyroid Gland secretes more amount of Thyroxine than  what is needed by the human body. Both these malfunctions cause  uneasiness and gradually causes a lot of health problems for  individuals.
  
==**The  use of Ganoderma Lucidum for Thyroid Dysfunction is very helpful in  slowly controlling the disease and also eliminating the same.



==Ganoderma  Lucidum** is very helpful for people suffering from Thyroid Dysfunction.  It reduces the morning sickness to start with. People normally start  getting tired, this will be taken care of and they will start feeling  energetic and full of enthusiasm. Conditions like dry  skin, depression, over weight or look to weak and skinny, tiredness and  also in case of female patients irregular menstrual periods are common  symptoms for Hypothyroid.



When  a person starts taking Ganodermal Lucidum he or she will start feeling  the good effects of it in a matter of 10-15 days if the intake of  Ganodermal Lucidum is done in a proper manner. There is also one other  food substitute that is very helpful for Thyroid Dysfunction and that is Spirulina. This is a sea algae which is also grown artificially.  Spirulina comes in the form of capsules and can be taken as a food  substitute.

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