Constant Fatigue - You're always tired no matter how much sleep you get.
Recently, I’ve been researching herbs, oils, and extracts that help to support the thyroid.
When you're feeling sluggish, tired, and run down, you often think it's just a case of not getting enough sleep or having a long day at work. But when your thyroid isn't working the way it should, these problems don't go away when you rest.
In fact, they get worse.
You see, this small butterfly-shaped gland has a critical job to do. It's responsible for controlling your metabolism, which is how well your cells convert food into energy. As you age, and sometimes due to genetic factors beyond your control, the thyroid just doesn't work as well as it should.
This is known as hypothyroidism, otherwise known as underactive thyroid.
"So what?" you may be thinking, "One small gland really can't cause that much trouble throughout the body, can it?"
But you'd be surprised.
Constant Fatigue - You're always tired no matter how much sleep you get.
Mental fog - You have trouble concentrating and focusing, feeling like your mind is "in a fog".
Dry skin - You could marinate your body in lotions and creams but your skin constantly stays dry and may even itch or flake.
General feeling that "something is wrong", but you can't quite put your finger on what "it" is.
Weight gain - You try dieting and exercising, but that stubborn fat just won't budge.
Always cold - No matter what the weather is like, you always feel cold and have to crank up the heat (much to the delight of your local power company).
Lack of libido or a decrease in sexual function - Intimacy just doesn't feel like it used to, and your partner is concerned. You feel like it's your fault, and you don't know why.
And what's worse, oftentimes...
You’ll feel like you aren’t really being heard, much less understood. Thankfully, there are steps you can take to not only “jump start” your thyroid, but also keep it functioning the way it should – giving you back the quality of life you deserve!
The truth is modern medicine often doesn’t understand what causes one person’s thyroid to function less than another, although there is some research that shows a hereditary link. Hypothyroidism can also be linked to poor nutrition or the failure of the body to properly absorb nutrients.
Inflammation in the body can also cause hypothyroidism. Normally, inflammation is your immune system trying to protect you from viral, bacterial or fungal infections. But sometimes, your immune system is a bit too overprotective and the immune system attacks the thyroid instead!
If you’re often under stress, have ulcers, yeast infections, or food sensitivities, you may also be at risk for having hypothyroidism.
You may think you just have to take a pill and you'll suddenly feel better. But sadly, that's not always the case. Low thyroid is generally treated with a "synthetic" thyroid hormone.
Modern medicine has been able to somewhat replicate the body's natural thyroid hormone in a lab, but not without some SERIOUS side effects.
What’s more, because the hormones that the thyroid puts out aren’t always consistent, blood tests need to be done consistently and the dosage of the synthetic thyroid hormone adjusted. Too much, and you’ll feel worse than you do now. Too little, and you’ll keep gaining weight, feeling tired, cold, and mentally muddled.
I don't tell you these things to frighten you, but to let you know that you do have options.
In order to effectively support your thyroid health and keep it functioning within a normal level, you have to employ a whole-body treatment. It is for this very reason that I researched an all-natural formula to do just this. I call it the NEB formula.
You should not stop taking any prescription medicine without first consulting your doctor. But you can also take steps to naturally improve your thyroid function by boosting your intake of certain key nutrients.
NEB stands for:
Normalizes thyroid hormones†
Enhances energy levels†
Balances the immune system†
Normalizes thyroid hormones† - Having adequate levels of thyroid hormones is vital for proper thyroid functioning†. If these hormones are out of balance your entire body suffers. There are specific things you can take that can naturally support these hormones within an existing normal range†.
Enhances energy levels† - An underperforming thyroid can leave you feeling drained and sluggish. The thyroid determines how fast your metabolism is and how quickly your cells perform their jobs†. If your thyroid isn’t producing enough hormones, you’ll be fatigued.
There are natural ways you help boost your energy levels without the jittery feeling associated with caffeine and other harsh stimulants.
Balances the immune system† -Autoimmunity toward the thyroid is one of the main reasons why the thyroid fails to do its job. It’s not good when your immune system attacks your own thyroid. If you can balance your immune system, you can protect your thyroid so it can do its job.
Using this secret NEB formula is the best way I know of to balance your thyroid. The 3-pronged approach not only helps support the proper balance of thyroid hormones, but it can help boost energy levels and your immune system.
The NEB Formula is specifically designed to offer whole body nutritional support that works to balance and nourish your thyroid.
But the NEB Formula is only a formula. It requires natural ingredients that help support thyroid health. The good news is that there is a collection of herbs and other natural ingredients that can address all 3 parts of the NED formula.
We have researched scientific studies to find the best natural herbs that have data to back up their antifungal claims and properties.
In fact, some of these natural ingredients may surprise you with just how effective they are.
Iodine isn't found naturally in many foods. It can be found in certain types of seaweed, but when was the last time you ate seaweed? In the 1920s, iodine was added to table salt, but these days, people are eating less and less salt because of its connection to high blood pressure and heart disease.
Iodine is also one of those substances that cannot be produced naturally by the body, so it has to come from outside sources. Low iodine levels in the body cause an inability to process the hormones secreted by the thyroid1†. And even with modern advancements in supplementing our diets with iodine, it is still believed that as much as 30% of the world's population is iodine-deficient.
You may be surprised to learn that the thyroid produces the hormones T3 and T4 by combining iodine with the amino acid tyrosine; therefore, iodine is a vital part of proper thyroid function†.
It's important to note that in extremely rare cases, such as people who have been diagnosed with Hashimoto's disease (a condition where the immune system mistakenly attacks the thyroid), iodine can actually make the condition worse. Fortunately, there are other thyroid-boosting minerals that can help without the need to consume more iodine.
Originating in India and the Middle East, Ashwagandha is often used by herbalists and medical practitioners to help boost the body’s immune system†. It comes from the same family as tomatoes and helps naturally balance hormone levels in the body†. It has also been shown to boost energy levels, but without the jitteriness caused by caffeine and other types of natural stimulants.†1
Ashwagandha has also shown great promise in clinical studies. After two weeks of ashwagandha, patients’ hormone levels increased between 7-24%.†
When ashwagandha was taken as a daily supplement, more thyroid hormone was produced †. Patients’ levels of the T4 thyroid hormone increased anywhere from 7-24% in one study.† Another study showed that over two weeks, T3 levels increased by 18% and T5 levels by 111%1†
This unique herb increased both endurance and mental performance in patients who reported mild weakness and fatigue†. It has also been shown to help balance the immune system, and in animal studies, it was shown to reduce inflammation.†11
Unlike iodine, zinc is plentiful in a variety of foods, including nuts, beans, red meat, whole grains, and certain dairy products. Low levels of zinc can impair the thyroid in addition to causing other symptoms such as hair loss, diarrhea, and loss of appetite†. It is thought that zinc may help boost the potency of the thyroid hormone T3 because the cells that receive the T3 hormone require zinc in order to function.†4
A whopping 40% of patients who had hypothyroidism (underperforming thyroid) were found to be deficient in this critical vitamin B12†. It has also shown to have an effect on improving energy levels8†
One of the most crucial minerals needed for proper whole-body nutrition and function, magnesium is responsible for over 300 enzymatic reactions in the body. It helps prevent the reduction of thyroid hormones caused by intense exercise.†9
In addition, a deficiency in this vital nutrient can interrupt the synthesis of T4, one of the necessary hormones for proper thyroid function.†
Selenium is just as critical to the body as iodine, and even more so for the thyroid†. It helps the thyroid convert the hormones it secretes into a type of hormone that affects your body’s metabolism, a key component in how well you convert food to energy (or conversely, store it as fat)3†
Selenium also acts like a shield for the thyroid, preventing it from damaging itself†. It helps in the case of many thyroid disorders where iodine is not always recommended, such as in the case of Hashimoto’s Disease†
High levels of selenium are found naturally in Brazil nuts, as well as lamb’s liver, oysters, and certain kinds of fish.
(And, let’s be honest, when was the last time you ate lamb’s liver? Probably the last time you ate seaweed, right?)
Many people are reluctant to eat as much fish as they should because of the risk of high levels of mercury and other pollutants, and this can lead to a selenium deficiency. This kind of deficiency is consistently reported in people with low thyroid function†.
This spicy pepper helps boost the rate at which your body converts food into energy, also known as your metabolism.10†
Moly-what? This fairly unknown mineral is needed by the cells that help produce thyroid hormones.†9
Iodine isn't found naturally in many foods. It can be found in certain types of seaweed, but when was the last time you ate seaweed? In the 1920s, iodine was added to table salt, but these days, people are eating less and less salt because of its connection to high blood pressure and heart disease.
Iodine is also one of those substances that cannot be produced naturally by the body, so it has to come from outside sources. Low iodine levels in the body cause an inability to process the hormones secreted by the thyroid1†. And even with modern advancements in supplementing our diets with iodine, it is still believed that as much as 30% of the world's population is iodine-deficient.
You may be surprised to learn that the thyroid produces the hormones T3 and T4 by combining iodine with the amino acid tyrosine; therefore, iodine is a vital part of proper thyroid function†.
It's important to note that in extremely rare cases, such as people who have been diagnosed with Hashimoto's disease (a condition where the immune system mistakenly attacks the thyroid), iodine can actually make the condition worse. Fortunately, there are other thyroid-boosting minerals that can help without the need to consume more iodine.
Originating in India and the Middle East, Ashwagandha is often used by herbalists and medical practitioners to help boost the body’s immune system†. It comes from the same family as tomatoes and helps naturally balance hormone levels in the body†. It has also been shown to boost energy levels, but without the jitteriness caused by caffeine and other types of natural stimulants.†1
Ashwagandha has also shown great promise in clinical studies. After two weeks of ashwagandha, patients’ hormone levels increased between 7-24%.†
When ashwagandha was taken as a daily supplement, more thyroid hormone was produced †. Patients’ levels of the T4 thyroid hormone increased anywhere from 7-24% in one study.† Another study showed that over two weeks, T3 levels increased by 18% and T5 levels by 111%1†
This unique herb increased both endurance and mental performance in patients who reported mild weakness and fatigue†. It has also been shown to help balance the immune system, and in animal studies, it was shown to reduce inflammation.†11
Unlike iodine, zinc is plentiful in a variety of foods, including nuts, beans, red meat, whole grains, and certain dairy products. Low levels of zinc can impair the thyroid in addition to causing other symptoms such as hair loss, diarrhea, and loss of appetite†. It is thought that zinc may help boost the potency of the thyroid hormone T3 because the cells that receive the T3 hormone require zinc in order to function.†4
A whopping 40% of patients who had hypothyroidism (underperforming thyroid) were found to be deficient in this critical vitamin B12†. It has also shown to have an effect on improving energy levels8†
One of the most crucial minerals needed for proper whole-body nutrition and function, magnesium is responsible for over 300 enzymatic reactions in the body. It helps prevent the reduction of thyroid hormones caused by intense exercise.†9
In addition, a deficiency in this vital nutrient can interrupt the synthesis of T4, one of the necessary hormones for proper thyroid function.†
Selenium is just as critical to the body as iodine, and even more so for the thyroid†. It helps the thyroid convert the hormones it secretes into a type of hormone that affects your body’s metabolism, a key component in how well you convert food to energy (or conversely, store it as fat)3†
Selenium also acts like a shield for the thyroid, preventing it from damaging itself†. It helps in the case of many thyroid disorders where iodine is not always recommended, such as in the case of Hashimoto’s Disease†
High levels of selenium are found naturally in Brazil nuts, as well as lamb’s liver, oysters, and certain kinds of fish.
(And, let’s be honest, when was the last time you ate lamb’s liver? Probably the last time you ate seaweed, right?)
Many people are reluctant to eat as much fish as they should because of the risk of high levels of mercury and other pollutants, and this can lead to a selenium deficiency. This kind of deficiency is consistently reported in people with low thyroid function†.
This spicy pepper helps boost the rate at which your body converts food into energy, also known as your metabolism.10†
Moly-what? This fairly unknown mineral is needed by the cells that help produce thyroid hormones.†9
Now, you could go out to your local supermarket or pharmacy and buy these items individually, but, as any doctor will tell you, too much of a good thing can be bad for your system. Plus, when was the last time you found ashwagandha at your local vitamin or herbal store?
Not to mention the cost of buying all of these supplements individually can put a strain on your wallet.
That's why the nutritionists behind this supplement have meticulously researched and included the right amounts of these ingredients and much more to help your body help itself in nourishing and supporting your thyroid health.
This unique blend of natural ingredients is a scientifically-backed, lab-tested, ultra-convenient solution that addresses all parts of the NEB formula†.
With this in mind, many people ask me --
There is -- and it’s called ThyroAid.
ThyroAid contains over a dozen carefully selected herbs, including ALL 9 natural ingredients mentioned above, in a precise dose that has been scientifically researched, tested, and encapsulated for your benefit.
The key ingredients in every capsule of ThyroAid are specifically designed to help support natural thyroid health and whole body nutrition†.
By addressing each part of the NEB Formula, ThyroAid is the perfect solution to help keep your thyroid functioning within normal levels†. Just take 2 capsules per day, and let SCIENCE do the rest.
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Footnotes
1. Gannon JM et al. "Subtle changes in thyroid indices during a placebo-controlled study of an extract of Withania somnifera in persons with bipolar disorder." J Ayurveda Integr Med. 2014 Oct-Dec;5(4):241-5. doi: 10.4103/0975-9476.146566.
2. Pearce EN et al. "National trends in iodine nutrition: is everyone getting enough?" Thyroid. 2007 Sep;17(9):823-7.
Nussey S, et al. "An Integrated Approach" Oxford: BIOS Scientific Publishers; 2001. Chapter 3, The thyroid gland.
3. Roberto Negro "Selenium and thyroid autoimmunity" Biologics. 2008 Jun; 2(2): 265-273.
4. Maxwell C et al. "Effect of zinc supplementation on thyroid hormone function. A case study of two college females." Ann Nutr Metab. 2007;51(2):188-94. Epub 2007 May 30.
5. Freake HC et al. "Actions and interactions of thyroid hormone and zinc status in growing rats." J Nutr. 2001 Apr;131(4):1135-41.
6. W Khaliq et al. "Reductions in tyrosine levels are associated with thyroid hormone and catecholamine disturbances in sepsis" Intensive Care Med Exp. 2015 Dec; 3(Suppl 1): A686.
7. Cinar V "The effects of magnesium supplementation on thyroid hormones of sedentars and Tae-Kwon-Do sportsperson at resting and exhaustion." Neuro Endocrinol Lett. 2007 Oct;28(5):708-12.
8. Jabbar A et al. "Vitamin B12 deficiency common in primary hypothyroidism." J Pak Med Assoc. 2008 May;58(5):258-61.
9. Klaudia Brix et al. "Molecules important for thyroid hormone synthesis and action - known facts and future perspectives" Thyroid Res. 2011; 4(Suppl 1): S9.
10. Mark F McCarty et al. "Capsaicin may have important potential for promoting vascular and metabolic health" Open Heart. 2015; 2(1): e000262.
11. Panossian A et al. "Evidence-based efficacy of adaptogens in fatigue, and molecular mechanisms related to their stress-protective activity." Curr Clin Pharmacol. 2009 Sep;4(3):198-219. Epub 2009 Sep 1.
