Thyroid Metabolism Booster Bundle
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Doctor-designed supplement stack to naturally restore sluggish metabolism. Includes our most popular thyroid-fat burning and thermogenic supplements: Essential T2, Thyroid Fat Burner, and Berberine 500+.
Supplements to Boost Thyroid Metabolism (3 Products)
Thermogenic & Metabolism Stimulator (Thyroid Fat Burner)
Why it’s in the stack:
- Acts as a thermogenic, helping you to increase caloric burn both at rest and during exercise.[4][6]
- Includes fat-burning ingredients that target fat burning in stubborn areas, including the hips, thighs, and glute region.[2]
- Perfectly complements a healthy lifestyle, enhancing your efforts and making them more efficient.
- Improves fat burning without overtaxing your adrenals or overstimulating the body.[1]
How to use: Take 3 capsules with breakfast each morning.
T2 Thyroid For Metabolism Support (Essential T2)
Why it’s in the stack:
- Provides a direct bioidentical source of T2 thyroid hormone in its most active form (3,5 diiodo-l-thyronine).[20]
- Supports metabolic rate through its influence on the thyroid nuclear receptor and through its support of T3.[16][17]
- Direct thyroid support with the only thyroid hormone available over the counter.[21]
- Dosed in a way to prevent dependence and changes in thyroid lab values.
How to use: Take 1-2 capsules each day at night, 30-60 minutes away from other supplements, medications, and food.
Dihydroberberine for Blood Sugar & Cravings Control (Berberine 500+)
Why it’s in the stack:
- Helps curb cravings via AMPK and GLP-1 pathways.[29]
- Promotes steady insulin and blood sugar control.[26]
- Adds further support to metabolism and fat burning.[30]
How to use: Take 2 capsules in the morning (with breakfast) and two capsules in the evening (with dinner). Can be taken with Thyroid Fat Burner.
Why It Works
Who It’s For
Anyone with…
- A sluggish or slowed down metabolism (especially from their thyroid)
- Cravings that are hard to control
- Feeling “stuck” at a certain weight and unable to break through
- Stubborn fat in hard-to-target areas
How to Use (Simple Routine)
Here’s your new schedule:
- Morning: Take 3 capsules of Thyroid Fat Burner and 2 capsules of Berberine 500+ with breakfast.
- Evening: Take 2 capsules of Berberine 500+ with dinner and 1-2 capsules of Essential T2 right before bedtime on an empty stomach.
What To Expect
- Week 1-2: Reduced cravings and an uptick in energy levels.
- Week 3-4: Appetite feels more controlled, blood sugar balance improves, and clothes may start to fit differently.
- Week 6-8+: With consistent use and lifestyle changes, metabolism will continue to increase, fat loss will become more pronounced, and easier to maintain.
Why Customers Love This Stack
- Evidence-backed ingredients dosed at therapeutic levels (you feel them working)
- Easy morning/evening routine that compounds an already healthy lifestyle
- Thyroid-safe and thyroid-designed supports (no stimulants or harmful ingredients)
- Backed by a 60-day money-back guarantee
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this make me jittery?
Nope! All of these formulas are considered stimulant-free, so they will not cause jitteriness, anxiety, or overstimulation.
Most people who use these products report steady energy, not a racing heart or the sensation of feeling wired.
How soon will I notice results?
Many notice a change in the first 1-2 weeks with daily, consistent use.
Visible changes to fat loss and body composition will take up to 6 weeks to occur and will compound over time as their full effect is reached after 2-3 months of daily use.
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).
The only exception is Essential T2, which can be taken at the same time as your thyroid medication (if you desire).
Is it safe if I have Hashimoto’s or hypothyroidism?
Yes! Every ingredient was selected with thyroid patients in mind.
What are the ingredients in each product?
- Essential T2: T2 as 3,5 diiodo-l-thyronine.
- 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.
What makes this different from a generic fat burner?
Generic fat burners are loaded with caffeine and stimulants. These caffeine and stimulants give you a false sense of energy because they temporarily amp you up. But long-term, they overstress your adrenals and thyroid.
This bundle is designed to activate your metabolism by providing non-stimulating support directly to your thyroid. The use of other naturally occurring botanicals activates natural pathways in the body (like AMPK and GLP-1) for a more sustainable and safe effect.
Will it work if my thyroid has been removed?
Yep! This bundle is great for those without a thyroid.
What if I don’t lose weight?
Everyone’s body is different and will hold on to or release fat at a different rate. For some, it will be more difficult and take longer; for others, the path is much faster and easier.
Even if you don’t see the scale moving initially, don’t lose hope! The ingredients in this bundle will still be helping to optimize your body composition, which will be reflected in how your clothes fit.
You’ll also still see benefits in digestion, energy, and food cravings.
And remember, you’re covered by our 60-day money-back guarantee. Just reach out to us at hello@restartmed.com, and our team can help you with a refund or a product swap.
Used by over 100,000 people who have left over 15,000 reviews
Ingredients That Work
Ingredients and dosages are thoughtfully chosen, relentlessly tested, and continually refined.
Physician Formulated
All formulas have been created by Dr. Westin Childs based on his clinical experience and evaluation of peer-reviewed scientific research.
Made in the USA
Our supplements are proudly made in the USA, with globally sourced ingredients, in an FDA-registered, NSF-certified GMP facility, and shipped from Mesa, Arizona.
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Every single supplement lot is third-party tested for heavy metals, microbes, mold, and contaminants by an ISO-accredited lab testing facility.
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60-Day Money Back Guarantee
If you don’t love your supplements, then you can return them for a full refund! No questions asked and no hoops to jump through.
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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
**Results may vary.
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