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| January
9, 2008 What Your Body May Be Telling You Interview
with Joan Liebmann-Smith author of
Body Signs | Mike
Carruthers:
If you pay attention, your body may be giving you signs. Premature gray hair for
example…
Joan Liebmann-Smith: People with premature gray
hair are prone to a lot of autoimmune diseases, hyper or hypothyroidism and rheumatoid
arthritis.Joan Liebmann-Smith,
author of the book Body
Signs… Some
scientists are finding that people with premature gray hair might be prone to
diabetes and heart disease. So if your hair is prematurely gray, which they usually
say is a half a head of grey hair before you're forty, it's something you might
want to pay attention to and be aware of it. You should probably be checked for
diabetes. A poor
sense of smell is also a body sign. They're
discovering that loss of a sense of smell could, many years, predate Parkinson's
disease and even Alzheimer's disease. In fact the four people that I know who
have Parkinson's or have Parkinson's in the family, every single one of them said,
"Oh my God that person had lost their sense of smell years before." Joan
has a thyroid condition. So
I've said to several people, "Why don't you have your thyroid checked?"
At one point I was in someone's garden in a book party and it was about ninety
degrees and this woman had a sweater on. And I said, "It's ninety degrees
and you're wearing a sweater have you ever had your thyroid checked?" And
she went and she was very hypothyroid, because it's not normal to feel very cold
in a hot situation. At
somethingyoushouldknow.net I'm Mike Carruthers and that's Something You Should
Know.
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