Hypothyroid
Get back to feeling yourself
It might be small – under an ounce in weight – but your thyroid gland controls your metabolic processes. When it’s not operating properly, a large number of symptoms can result – from the uncomfortable sensation of being cold to more troublesome complaints such as weight gain, skin problems and depression.
Many people have a thyroid gland that’s underactive to some extent. Known as hypothyroidism, the condition is more frequently found in women, according to research. But, because the standard test conducted in GP surgeries can fail to identify mild thyroid problems, its role in a whole range of problems can remain undiscovered.
Once it has been established that your thyroid is underactive, you can put a programme of supplements in place to support its function. This may include nutrients, herbs and glandular concentrates – all of which are available in our product range.
Testing for an underactive thyroid is easy
By recording your temperature for a few days, you can determine if your thyroid is underactive. Full details of the test – including a downloadable temperature graph – can be found below or by clicking here.
Find out more about our thyroid supplements and their benefits in the information below.
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Thyroid Gland - The Facts Tired all the time? Don’t have the energy you used to have? Gain weight easily and find it difficult to lose? Feel the cold more than others around you? If this sounds like you, then perhaps it’s time you paid a little more attention to your thyroid gland... |
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Barnes Axillary Temperature Test |
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Clinical Guide - The Thyroid Gland Managing a healthy thyroid metabolism |
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Complete Synergistic Support for an Underactive Thyroid Gland Number 70. For professional use only. |
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Liposomal Iodine - An Innovative Way to Optimise Thyroid Function
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Guide to Testing - Thyroid Screen Who might benefit from a thyroid screen?
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Glandular Therapy - The Facts What are glands? Glands form part of the body’s endocrine system; secreting a wide range of essential hormones directly into the bloodstream, including oestrogen, testosterone, insulin, thyroxine, cortisol and DHEA to name just a few... |
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Supporting the Body with Glandular Extracts |