The Center for Metabolic Health, Boulder, CO offers state-of-the-art diagnostics and individualized treatment for clients suffering from fibromyalgia, hypothyroidism, thyroid hormone resistance and chronic fatigue syndrome. For most people, this collection of health problems has a common factor, which is an impaired metabolism. Lack of exercise, nutritional deficiencies, or certain medications, such as some antidepressants, can all be responsible for slowing metabolism.
However, for the majority of our patients, problems with thyroid hormone production or utilization at the cellular level are the main reasons for their impaired metabolism. Environmental toxicities can contribute to impairment of the thyroid system by causing neuroendocrine disruption. Normal thyroid hormone regulation is one of the most necessary ingredients for optimal metabolic health.
Optimal metabolic health means that your body can generate enough energy to:
- feel well
- sleep well
- think clearly
- have a good mood
- exercise vigorously
- work and play with ease
- have a strong immune system
- deal well with usual and unusual stresses
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Your metabolic health may be impaired if you often experience unexplained symptoms
such as:
- joint pain
- muscle aches
- fatigue or low energy
- brain fog
- disturbed sleep
- depression or anxiety
- frequently sick with colds, allergies
- poor stress responses
- inably to exercise
- can't lose excess weight
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If you have been diagnosed with fibromyalgia, hypothyroidism, or chronic fatigue syndrome, or even suspect that you have an impaired metabolism, please take our self-test to gather more information. Metabolic rate measurement using indirect calorimetry is the way to find out if you have an impaired metabolism. Go to our Services page to learn more about metabolic rate measurement.
Metabolic rehabilitation is the integrative treatment protocol that our patients use to get well. It's based on scientific research and many years of success with our patients. The majority of our patients recover optimal health when they participate fully with the protocol. Recovery is sustainable, meaning that as long as people continue to use the protocol, they stay well over the test of time. Please call the Center at 303.413.9100 to schedule your appointment or for more information.
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