THYROID pack

The THYROID treatment consists of 4 capsules to take every day:

• THYROID+ sachet: Take 2 capsules in the morning, before breakfast.
• ADRENO+ sachet: Take 1 capsule in the morning, before breakfast.
• L TYRO TOP sachet: Take 1 capsule in the morning, before breakfast.

• Source of iodine, essential for the production of thyroid hormones, which can support energy metabolism..
• Participates in normal and balanced thyroid function.
• Helps with weight loss alongside an appropriate diet.

Although certain beneficial effects will be felt from the 1st week, it takes at least 3 months of treatment to reach 100% effectivenessand continue as long as you feel the effects.

Understanding Thyroid Function: A Complete Guide to Hypothyroidism

The thyroid gland is an essential organ that regulates many vital functions in our body. Its complexity and the importance of its proper functioning are often underestimated, leading to frequent misunderstandings. Through recent studies, emphasis is placed on the importance of a comprehensive clinical assessment, beyond just blood tests, for a thorough understanding of thyroid health.

Keys to Understanding Thyroid Hormones: TSH, T3, and T4

• TSH and Hypothyroidism: Studies indicate that a TSH level below 1.5 may be ideal. Values ​​above this suggest hypothyroidism, often corroborated by clinical symptoms. Current standards (0.3-4.3) are not sufficient to detect many cases of hypothyroidism.
• Free T3 Explained: A level above 5.2 pmol/L is recommended for free T3. Lower values ​​may indicate subclinical hypothyroidism.
• Limitations of Free T4: Despite its frequent measurement, free T4 has limited utility in assessing thyroid function because it is an inactive hormone.

Symptoms and Diagnosis of Hypothyroidism

Hypothyroidism manifests itself with a multitude of symptoms, including chilliness, weight gain, and fatigue. An accurate diagnostic approach is crucial to identify this condition, which increases the risk of several chronic diseases.

Treating Hypothyroidism: Beyond T4

Management of hypothyroidism goes beyond standard treatment with T4 alone, which often proves insufficient. A combination of T3 and T4 may be more effective, especially in patients who have difficulty converting T4 to active T3. Personalization of treatment and attention to symptoms are essential for optimal balance.

The Importance of Personalized Treatment Management

Informed self-management and recognition of signs of cortisol overdose or deficiency are crucial for treatment effectiveness. A thorough understanding of the nuances of thyroid function and tailoring treatment to individual needs can significantly improve the quality of life of affected individuals.

Conclusion: Towards Optimized Well-being

The management of hypothyroidism highlights the importance of the personalized approach in medicine. By combining current scientific knowledge with careful observation of symptoms, we can move toward better thyroid health and improved overall well-being.

Dr. Résimont, in collaboration with thyroid health experts, offers an enriching perspective on the management of hypothyroidism, drawing on credible sources and recent studies.

Nutrition plays a major role in supporting thyroid function and overall well-being. Adopting a balanced diet is essential not only for thyroid health but also for maintaining optimal health at all levels. This article explores the foundations of a beneficial thyroid diet, offering a practical guide for those looking to improve their thyroid and overall health.

Fundamentals of a Diet for Thyroid Health

1. Start the Day with a Protein-Rich Breakfast

The quality of your breakfast sets the tone for your day. High-quality proteins stimulate the production of key neurotransmitters and support gut health, essential for a functioning thyroid.

• Protein Sources: Include eggs, fatty fish, and plant-based proteins.
• Fat-Soluble Vitamins: Be sure to consume healthy fats for the absorption of vitamins A, D, E, and K.

2. Reduce Consumption of Ultra-Processed Foods

These products can unbalance hormones and encourage inflammation. Choose whole, fresh foods to minimize exposure to harmful substances.

3. Favor Plants

Plants provide fiber, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, supporting the thyroid and fighting inflammation. Include a wide variety of vegetables, fruits, legumes, and whole grains.

4. Choosing Low Caloric Density Foods

Opt for foods that are high in nutrients but low in calories to promote satiety without excess calories.

5. Incorporate Antioxidants

Antioxidants neutralize free radicals, protecting thyroid cells and the entire body. Sources include berries, dried fruits, vegetables, and oily fish.

6. Opting for Foods with a Low Glycemic Index

Maintaining stable blood sugar levels is crucial for hormonal balance. Choose foods that don't cause blood sugar spikes.

7. Balancing Dietary Fats

A good balance of omega 3, 6, and 9 is vital for reducing inflammation and promoting a healthy thyroid.

Foods to Avoid for Thyroid Health

• Gluten and Dairy Products: May be pro-inflammatory for some, exacerbating thyroid symptoms.
• Light Foods and Artificial Sweeteners: May disrupt metabolic health and promote inflammation.

By following these principles, you not only support your thyroid but also contribute to your overall well-being. A proper diet is the key to a life full of energy and health.

Sources: LaNutrition.fr, Dr. Resimont, Cerden Nutritherapy Course, Docteur-Resimont.be by Nikki Verbreyt – Nutrition Coach.

Food supplements are not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet or a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of children. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Do not use if pregnant or breastfeeding. Consult your doctor or pharmacist in case of concomitant use of treatment for diabetes. Consult your doctor in case of simultaneous use of anticoagulants. Not recommended in cases of autoimmune diseases. Bladder fucus, guggul and selenium contribute to the proper functioning of the thyroid. Store dry at room temperature. Not recommended for people taking anti-depressant treatment. Not recommended for children and adolescents.

• THYROID + capsule / 2 capsules before breakfast / For 2 capsules: Guggul (Commiphora mukul) 266 mg including 26.6 mg of guggulsterones, capsule: pullulan, ashwagandha (KSM 66®) (Withania somnifera) 200 mg including 10 mg of withanolides, L-tyrosine (166.6 mg), bladderwrack (Fucus vesiculosus) 160 mg including 100 µg of iodine (NRV*: 66.6%), Oryza sativa, Sophora Japonica (35 mg including 33.3 mg of kaempferol), zinc bisglycinate 33.33 mg including 10 mg of zinc (VNR*= 100%), yeast selenium 18.3 mg including 36.6 µg of selenium (VNR*= 66.6%) , rice starch, manganese gluconate 5.4 mg including 0.66 mg of manganese (VNR*= 33.3%), methylcobalamin 8.3 µg (VNR*= 333.3%).
• L-TYRO TOP capsule / 1 capsule before breakfast / For 1 capsule: L-Tyrosine (125 mg), rice starch, capsule: pullulan, ascorbic acid (30 mg, VNR*= 37.5%), rice flour, nicotinamide (6 mg, VNR*= 37.5%), riboflavin (525 µg, VNR*= 37.5%), pyridoxine hydrochloride (525 µg, VNR*= 37, 5%), (6S)-5-methyltetrahydrofolic acid in the form of glucosamine salt (Quatrefolic®) (75 µg, VNR*= 37.5%), methylcobalamin (0.94 µg, VNR*= 37.5%) .
• ADRENO + capsule / 1 capsules before breakfast / For 1 capsule: Klamath algae powder (Aphanizomenon flos-aquae)(200 mg including phycocianin 11.3%22.6 mg), extract Bacopa monnieri (150 mg including bacosides 50% 75 mg), capsule: pullulan, HRG80™ ginseng powder (50 mg), Panax ginseng CA Meyer extract (50 mg including total ginsenoids 11.45 mg / including rare ginseng 5 mg), Oryza sativa L., Ginkgo biloba extract (60 mg including flavonol glycoside 24% 14.4 mg / including terpeno-lactones 6% 3.6 mg), L-Tyrosine 37.5 mg.
  
  * Nutritional reference values.