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What percent of overweight people have “underactive thyroids?” Discover the truth about how many out of every 100 OVERWEIGHT people (ie, the percentage) actually have low thyroid levels. Not how many think they have a thyroid problem, but how many actually do when tested. Keep in mind, when Dr. Ian Campbell, founder of National Obesity Forum, states that only about 1% (about 1 out of every 100) have “an underactive thyroid,” he is talking about 1 out of every 100 OVERWEIGHT people — not 1% of the general population. That means only about 1 out of every 100 OVERWEIGHT people have low thyroid hormone levels (ie, underactive thyroids). This FACT has been verified by 1000′s of individual tests performed for 100+ medical studies and clinical trials published in major medical journals such as The New England Journal of Medicine and JAMA (Journal of the American Medical Association). While the incidence of “underactive thyroid” in the OVERWEIGHT is very low, and lower yet in the overall population, according to WebMD in 2010 there were 70.5 million prescriptions of generic Synthroid (levothyroxine sodium, ie, synthetic thyroid hormone). That makes it the fourth most prescribed medication in America. So why is everyone as whole getting larger and not smaller? Given CDC (Center for Disease Control) data shows there are about 160000000 overweight and obese adults in America 18 years and older (approximately 68% of the adult population), and the numbers and people are getting …
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