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3 Causes of Magnesium Deficiency in Hypothyroidism (Why It's So Common)

3 Causes of Magnesium Deficiency in Hypothyroidism (Why It’s So Common)

The thyroid gland is a highly active tissue that requires a lot of nutrients to function at 100%.  One of those is a mineral called magnesium and it just so happens that most thyroid patients are not getting enough of it.  Why is it important?  Because your thyroid uses it to:  So if you are …

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Dihydroberberine versus Berberine Which is Best

Dihydroberberine vs Berberine: Which is Best?

Berberine is a powerful plant-based alkaloid compound that is gaining a lot of attention lately due to its beneficial effects on weight, blood sugar, insulin, longevity, and gut health.  And for good reason; it works.  It’s even been referred to as nature’s Ozempic, an homage to the fact that it has a powerful impact on …

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hypothyroid supplements that will help you feel better

6 Hypothyroid Supplements That Will Help You Feel Better

Contrary to what your doctor might tell you, hypothyroid support supplements can absolutely help you feel better.  You don’t need to take my word for it either. There are literally thousands of people who take them every single month.  And these people wouldn’t continue to buy them and spend their hard-earned money if they didn’t …

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9 Surprising Symptoms of Hypothyroidism

9 Surprising Symptoms of Hypothyroidism: Don’t Miss These

Your thyroid is the single most important gland in your body because it plays a role in regulating all other hormones and systems.  It also happens to be incredibly sensitive to common problems like stress, nutritional deficiencies, and chemical exposure.  This is why thyroid problems are incredibly common, especially among women.  But you probably already know …

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Turkesterone for Hashimoto's Is This Phytoecdysteroid Helpful

Turkesterone for Hashimoto’s: Is This Phytoecdysteroid Helpful?

One of the most frustrating things about having Hashimoto’s is the near complete lack of treatment options available.  If we are talking about prescription medications that your doctor can give you, the list includes levothyroxine and maybe low-dose naltrexone, if you can find a doctor to prescribe it.  As far as treating the underlying immune dysfunction …

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