Treatment Suggestions

If you’re dealing with low energy, weight gain, hair thinning, and feeling cold all the time, your thyroid might be running slow.

What You Can Do Next:

• Run a full thyroid panel: TSH, free T3, free T4, and thyroid antibodies give the full picture.
• Support gut health: The gut plays a major role in converting inactive thyroid hormones into their active form.
• Increase key nutrients: Iodine, selenium, and zinc are essential for thyroid hormone production.
• Reduce inflammation: Chronic inflammation can suppress thyroid function over time.

These steps help improve thyroid hormone production, activation, and absorption for better energy and metabolism. I help my clients improve thyroid function naturally through my Balance Your Hormones Program by focusing on gut health (so their body can actually convert thyroid hormones properly), nutrient intake (to make sure they’re getting what their thyroid needs), and reducing stress and inflammation (which interfere with thyroid function).