overwork factor?

[MayGodBlessYou]

alright, i think thyroiditis and graves'and maybe even hypothyroidism could have overwork as a cause.who here has worked too much, too hard, for too long, and probably still doing it?

do lazy relaxed people get thyroid conditions?

theories i've heard that make sense to me include: stress, glyphosate, iodine, hormones in meat...

and it occurs to me that maybe we are a bunch of overworkers.

those days are over for me, i can barely sit up at a desk for 90 minutes, as i have had chronic exhaustion for nearly 17 years (with a couple of improved years in it);

some overtime, lots of travel, not any shiftwork, i just did too much.

I'm learning to relax, just not any good at it.

i used to be rather lazy as a kid though. wish i could get part way back to that.

i need to have less need for getting things done,

or just not need to do them all at once.

i saw a really nice bike today.

ok take care

[pennyannie]

Hello and welcome to the forum :

Yes I think we can all identify with some of your statements and it seems as the World appears to be turning faster we too tend to feel the need to keep pace with this perceived ideal..

[MayGodBlessYou]

cats get hyperthyroidism, said to be from a factor about tinned food, maybe the lining of the tin can. they are treated with neomercazole 🐈 just a snippet of info