endocrinologist

The endocrinologist answering questions says Basically the goitrogens are challenges to the thyroid.

Combine that with the fact that there are multiple clinicians working on the same patient, each with their own set of medical records, the cardiologist might not know what the endocrinologist is doing.

We brought the test results to an endocrinologist and first waited to see if she saw what I did.

Would an endocrinologist tell a diabetic that macronutrient content doesn't matter?

As a practicing Endocrinologist I will go out on a limb and say excess carbohydrates are the problem leading to obesity.

I was going to focus next on sleep disorders, but now I think it might be worth talking to an endocrinologist...

Why should I believe him more than Lustig, who is an endocrinologist who has treated and studied a lot of obese patients?

No endocrinologist or reputable doctor anywhere will dispute this fact.

I wouldn't cite a bunch of random popular reading health authors and an endocrinologist incapable of using the scientific method in his work.

The GP vs endocrinologist issue is actually well-studied there.

I had to have my GP refer me to an endocrinologist though.

My endocrinologist told me that I needed testosterone to continue being healthy -- to maintain bone strength, etc., so I ended up doing the TRT.

See an endocrinologist before embarking on these "over the counter" treatments.

The first medic I went to, I was 15 years old, my mom took me to a endocrinologist against my will, because she was bothered by the fact that even with good diet and me being a active competition athlete I was still overweight, I took offense then, I promptly told my mom that I hated the fact that she was taking me to a "fat people doctor".