Optimal thyroid levels

What happens when your Thyroid Stimulating hormone (or TSH) gets too low? Or, what happens when you are told to ignore it when it is that low? Some might say that you can ignore your TSH levels, but others will tell you that there are real dangers if you do. Click here, and let's walk through this complex topic & teach you a bit more about your TSH and what it means for your health. #thryoid #thryoidhealth #thryoiddiseaase

Alisha Knicely | Hashimoto’s & Hypothyroidism 🦋 on Instagram: "Save this post for later!🦋 Part of feeling optimal with hypothyroidism and/or Hashimoto's is maintaining your levels within optimal ranges. Whether that is with or without medication, staying steady with your hormones is important. Functional ranges are more narrow than conventional and better represent ideal thyroid function. My recommendation is to track your thyroid labs over time, compare them to functional ranges…

Among thyroid enthusiasts, there is often a big push to help people understand the difference between optimal thyroid lab tests and normal thyroid lab tests. This way of viewing thyroid lab tests has led to

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Producing too many of these hormones has the opposite effect—uncontrollable weight loss, accelerated heart rate, insomnia, and anxiety.

Do you have thyroid nodules? If so, you have probably wondered, at least at some point, how to treat or reduce the size of those nodules. And that's exactly what we are going to be

This is actually a fairly contentious topic but we are going to dive in headfirst. There are many doctors, and patients included, who believe that the TSH is the single best way to assess thyroid

Optimal Thyroid Levels Range

Yes, thyroid lab tests are important and they are something you need to pay attention to. But more important than your thyroid function lab tests are the tests for things like your nutrient status, cholesterol,

Want to get iodine naturally from your diet for your thyroid? These 16 foods contain the highest amount of iodine naturally. Iodine is incredibly important for your body because it's required for your thyroid to function optimally. If you don't get enough iodine then it won't work. Because of modern farming practices and certain diets, MOST Americans do NOT get enough iodine from their diet. Are you eating these iodine rich foods?