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Disclaimer:
I, Rachel, am not medically qualified and do not offer medical advice. I write this blog based on my real life experiences as a thyroid patient. It is based on what I have read in books, research and studies and have learnt from patient to patient forums and discussions. I may be able to give evidence by linking to research or reliable websites, or quoting from well researched books or studies and research and I will do this where I can.
If you choose to explore self-medication or something based on what you’ve read here, you do so at your own risk and choice. The same experience for everyone is not guaranteed. There is no guarantee that anything written or opinions given applies to you or your symptoms. Everyone is individual, and what works for me may not work for you. No warranty is implied whatsoever about the accuracy, completeness, or specificity to you. Neither the owner of The Invisible Hypothyroidism, nor anyone else who has contributed information to the Service warrant that the information presented by the Service is indicated, applicable, effective or safe in any individual case.
I strongly suggest consulting your doctor before making any changes to your lifestyle or health regimen. Information on this site and its related social media sites, publications, newsletter etc. is not meant to substitute the clinical guidance provided by a healthcare professional. The owner of The Invisible Hypothyroidism and others involved in the preparation of materials contained in the Service disclaims any liability resulting directly or indirectly from the use of any information contained in the Service. A qualified doctor should supervise in all matters relevant to physical or mental health.
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I will not and can not take any responsibility for the results or consequences of your choices based on the information presented here, links to other sites or pages and its related social media sites. Information is used at your own risk. I highly recommend and suggest that you do what it takes to find a qualified healthcare professional to make any change regarding your own, personal healthcare. I would always suggest consulting with and working with a doctor. If you use anything on this site and its related social media sites, publications, newsletter etc. without the guidance of a qualified health professional, it is at your own risk and your responsibility. As with any changes to your lifestyle, always take them slowly.
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Additionally, I cannot control whether links I have provided in posts are free from being changed after initial posting. The internet is always changing. I take no responsibility for content posted on featured links, as these can always change. They do not necessarily represent views of The Invisible Hypothyroidism. Opinions and other statements expressed by users and third parties are theirs alone, not opinions of Rachel or The Invisible Hypothyroidism.
When reading this website, please remember that the information contained herein is intended for general reference only. As a result of ongoing medical advances and developments, the information herein may not always be completely up to date and, for this reason, such information is provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis. There may be errors both in typographical and content.
The content included on this site and related social media sites, publications, newsletter etc. are for informational purposes only and should not be considered a substitute for consulting and working your physician regarding medical advice relating to your health. This must be reiterated.
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I also state on every article and page of this website that you should be aware that I use affiliate links. None of the statements on this site should be taken as an official endorsement of any particular product, including where affiliate links are used.
Conditions of use:
This blog has been created for informational purposes only and as a way for me to share my experiences as a thyroid patient. This blog’s information and that which can be found on related social media sites, publications, newsletters etc. which should be discussed with a medical professional if you are thinking of taking it on on-board, is not meant to be a substitute for professional medical advice or to be used as personal medical diagnosis or treatment.
I do not recommend or endorse any individual treatment, any specific test, products or procedures that may be mentioned in my blog entries. Instead, it has been created to be educational and informational where applicable, and, where applicable, for you to present to your doctor to work as a team concerning your health care. You should never disregard medical advice or delay seeking it because of a statement you have read on this website and/or read on one of the related social media platforms, publications, newsletter etc.
It is important that information contained here is used only in conjunction with qualified medical guidance. If you choose to use it without any medical guidance from a qualified medical professional, you do so at your own risk.
I, Rachel, assume no liability or responsibility for damage or injury to persons or property arising from any use of any product, information, idea, or opinion contained in the information of this blog, none of which is to be construed as personal medical advice. You agree to indemnify and hold Rachel, its owner, designer, site creator and contributors harmless to the fullest extent allowed by law regarding all matters related to your use of the site and its related social media sites, publications, newsletters etc.
Rachel and The Invisible Hypothyroidism is not rendering professional medical advice of any kind to you personally but is merely providing general education and information to you about wellness topics.
The Invisible Hypothyroidism and any others involved in the preparation of information contained on the site and related social media sites do not recommend that anyone alter their treatment that has been created for them by their own doctor or other healthcare professionals without individualised and clear guidance from these healthcare professionals.
I reserve the right to change or discontinue at any time any aspect or feature of this site. This information will be kept as up to date as possible, but the world is constantly changing and so is medical knowledge, so this information could become out of date. You must keep this in mind.
