Add 6 Brazil Nuts
A small daily dose of selenium supports thyroid hormone production and conversion.
- Aim for 4–6 nuts most days.
- Keep them in your bag or car for an easy habit.
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If you’re exhausted even after sleeping, cold when everyone else is comfortable, dealing with brain fog, hair changes, or wondering why your body suddenly feels like it’s moving in slow motion, you’re in the right place.
Her Thyroid will help you understand how your thyroid actually works, which labs tell us the most, and how nutrition, stress, and other hormones can influence the bigger picture.
No assuming every symptom is your thyroid. No looking at one TSH number and calling it good. Just useful information to help you understand what your body is telling you.
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– Lena + Liane
Learn how your thyroid works, which labs tell you the most, and how nutrition, supplements, movement, rest, and other hormones all influence the bigger picture.
Your thyroid is one piece of a much bigger picture. Get every HealHer class, every resource, and new education as we add it, all in one place.
Symptoms overlap. A lot. Take our 10-question Hormone Decoder to see which system might be worth learning about first.
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Your TSH is only one piece of the story.
Your thyroid hormones have to be produced, converted, and available for your body to use. Looking beyond TSH can show you more of that process and help explain why you may have thyroid symptoms even when your labs look “normal.”
"I recommend the Ultimate Thyroid Panel because it includes Free T3, Free T4, TSH, antibodies, and Reverse T3, giving the full picture of how well your thyroid is producing, converting, and regulating hormones."Â - Dr. Liane
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