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Most Hashimoto’s treatment follows a straight-line model: low thyroid → medication → problem solved. But for many people, that approach doesn’t lead to real improvement. In this video, Dr. Avery explains why Hashimoto’s isn’t a linear problem — it’s a web made up of symptoms, triggers, and interconnected body systems. When you try to solve a nonlinear condition with a linear solution, it’s easy to miss what’s really driving the immune attack. In this video, you’ll learn: • Why Hashimoto’s symptoms can look inconsistent or unrelated to the thyroid • How triggers like infections, food sensitivities, stress, hormones, and blood sugar keep Hashimoto’s active • Why “normal labs” don’t always mean you’ll feel well • How vicious cycles form between autoimmunity, inflammation, and other systems • What it means to approach Hashimoto’s in a way that actually matches how the condition works The goal isn’t to fix everything at once. It’s to understand your Hashimoto’s web — so nothing important gets overlooked. If you’d like a deeper walkthrough of this framework, including how we identify triggers and prioritize where to start, you can register for Dr. Avery’s free Hashimoto’s training here: 👉 [Webinar Registration Link] On this channel, we break down Hashimoto’s from a systems-based, root-cause perspective — one piece at a time. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Hashimoto’s Isn’t a Straight Line 00:19 The Problem With Linear Thinking 00:54 Hashimoto’s Is a Web 01:12 Why Symptoms Look Random (But Aren’t) 01:41 A Real Example of the Web in Action 02:13 Triggers That Keep Hashimoto’s Active 03:32 How Healing Actually Becomes Possible