Thyroid Belly & Bloat Bundle
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Your stomach feels tight, heavy, or painfully full?
- Help clear backed-up stool and reduce bloating.
- Support calorie burning and stubborn fat loss.
- Help control food cravings.
What comes with your bundle
Thyro Mag+, Berberine 500+, Thyroid Fat Burner.
When do I take them?
From Dr. Westin Childs
It isn’t just body fat. It’s a thyroid belly.
If your stomach pushes out and feels tight, heavy, or painfully full, you have a thyroid belly.
An underactive thyroid slows down your motility and metabolism, causing gas, fluid retention, and pounds of extra stool weight that stay stuck in your system.
I created the Thyroid Belly & Bloat bundle as the comprehensive solution. It provides you with research-backed ingredients for root-cause thyroid belly support. Use it to help flatten your stomach, reduce the bloat, and burn through stubborn belly fat.
Dr. Westin Childs
Thyroid-specific support
Less bloat. More comfortable in your clothes.
Bowel regularity
Ozonated magnesium helps loosen backed-up stool.
Less bloating
Help reduce the fullness that makes your stomach protrude.
Craving control
Support the gut and metabolic pathways that influence appetite.
Fat burning
Thyroid Fat Burner and Berberine 500+ support metabolism and caloric burn.
What’s inside
Address both the bloat and the stubborn fat
Thyro Mag+
Regularity and bloating support
- Eliminates bloating: Thyro Mag+ features ozonated magnesium, which releases oxygen into the gut to loosen stool.[9] The effect? You clear out backed-up stool, which contributes to belly protrusion and extra unwanted weight.
- Supports better sleep: Sucrosomial magnesium is highly absorbable,[6] which helps you calm down your nervous system.[8] More recovery = faster weight loss.
- Visible changes to your waistline (quickly): Keeping your bowels clear of backed-up stool means less puffiness and a flatter stomach.
Note: “Waste weight” refers to a combination of water + stool weight, not body fat (that comes from the other ingredients).
Berberine 500+
Blood sugar and cravings support
- Controls cravings: Berberine is a natural antimicrobial, which means it can help you keep your gut full of healthy bugs and light on unhealthy bugs. An imbalance in bacterial concentrations can trigger cravings for sugary and starchy foods.[15]
- Metabolic boost via GLP-1 and AMPK: By acting as a natural activator of these important compounds, berberine helps activate your metabolism and reduce caloric intake.[14][11]
Thyroid Fat Burner
Thyroid and fat-burning support
- Helps you burn belly fat: Thyroid belly comes from a combination of stool and fat. Thyroid Fat Burner targets the fat part of this equation.[35][38]
- Provides clean energy: Clean energy means more movement, which means more caloric burn.[41][40]
- Pairs with your routine: Works alongside your lifestyle and enhances the weight loss and fat burning from cardio, lifting, and a whole food diet.
What thyroid patients actually report
In our customers’ own words
“This is an amazing bundle to get rid of the bloated feeling and has finally helped me start lose weight It also helps me sleep better and have less constipation”
Belly Bloat Bundle?
I’m really enjoying this product..I’m definitely gaining muscle,Slimming down.. Also notice my weight is more stable..Sleeping better as well .. Best product line I’ve found in the last 25 yr..At 84 yrs young I feel there is hope ,I just wish I had done this 5 years ago when I first came upon Dr Childs web page ..
Thyroid Belly & Bloat
My experience with this product was epic. I lost ten of the 20 plus pounds I gained since Hashimotos and synthroid . I use the Berberine as well as the T3 and ThyroMag too and the difference has been nothing short of remarkable. I am feeling more and more like my former energetic self:) Absolutely LOVE these products!!!
Thyroid Belly & Bloat Bundle
Seemed to help with bloating and will continue for a few more months to experience the long term results.
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Before you choose
Bloating and body fat aren’t the same thing
Two different kinds of weight
Backed-up stool and water
“Waste weight” is a combination of water and stool weight. Thyro Mag+ helps with backed-up stool and the fullness that comes with it.
Stubborn body fat
Thyroid Fat Burner and Berberine 500+ support metabolism and fat burning. That’s a different job from keeping your bowels clear.
How to take your supplements
Your daily routine
- 1MorningThyroid Fat Burner: 3 capsules and Berberine 500+: 2 capsules with breakfast.
- 2EveningBerberine 500+: 2 capsules with dinner.
- 3Before bedThyro Mag+: 1-3 capsules with a large glass of water.
If using with thyroid medication, take it 30-60 minutes before or after.
Before you decide
Your questions, answered
How fast will I see a change in my bloating?
Many notice a change in the first 1-2 weeks with daily, consistent use. Results compound over time, though, and will reach their full effect after several months.
Can I take these with thyroid medication?
Absolutely. This combination of supplements can be used with all thyroid medications.
Just ensure that you take them 30-60 minutes away from whenever you take your meds (before or after).
Is this for Hashimoto’s, too?
Yes! The Thyroid Belly Bloat Bundle works for all causes of thyroid belly. This includes Hashimoto’s thyroiditis.
Does this contain caffeine?
Thyroid Fat Burner contains caffeine from green tea extract. It isn’t caffeine-free. If you’re sensitive to caffeine, check the Thyroid Fat Burner label before choosing this bundle.
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What are the ingredients in each product?
- Thyro Mag+: Ozonated magnesium, magnesium bisglycinate, sucrosomial magnesium.
- Berberine 500+: Dihydroberberine, berberine hcl, alpha lipoic acid.
- Thyroid Fat Burner: L-carnitine L-tartrate, green tea extract, naringin, hesperidin, 5-HTP, forskolin, grains of paradise, fucoxanthin, black pepper extract, rauwolscine, 3,5 diiodo-l-thyronine.
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Scientific References
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