Thyroid Control

Underactive or overactive thyroid is an increasingly common disease. The long-term use of the products used in therapies affects our entire hormonal system, as they exert their effect in the pituitary gland, the hormone control center, where the center responsible for the regulation of thyroid function, the regulation of sex hormones, and the hormonal treatment of stressful situations is located. If long-term synthetic hormone intake takes place, the functioning of the pituitary gland (the center of hormonal regulation) will suffer and this will affect the entire hormonal regulation. Among the natural remedies, the number of preparations that regulate and adjust the functioning of the thyroid gland is small.

More about the active ingredients:

Creatine: Creatine stimulates energy production, so it can reduce fatigue associated with hypothyroidism. It helps the growth and strengthening of muscle fibers. Creatine is produced naturally by the body in the kidneys, liver and pancreas. During physical exertion and training, the energy required for muscle contraction is provided by the high-speed hydrolysis of ATP. As a result of this process, ADP (adenosine diphosphate) is released. For the regeneration of ATP, the phosphate group cleaved from creatine phosphate serves as a supply. It not only promotes energy production, but also accelerates metabolism. Creatine enhances the body's performance and promotes explosiveness.

Lemongrass extract: Lemongrass is the most natural sedative, a tea for diseases resulting from nervous tension occurring in any area of ​​the body. Strengthens the nerves, calms the heart, relieves spasms, carminative, improves bowel function. Due to its antiviral effect, it can also be used for shingles and herpes virus infections. It can be used well for weather-related complaints, weather sensitivity and frontal effects.

Potassium iodide: Hungary is severely iodine deficient. Thyroid disease affects women the most, and the tendency can be inherited. You should know that this organ needs iodine to be able to produce the hormones that, among other things, are responsible for controlling the rate of metabolism (and metabolism determines how fast we can burn calories. Iodine is an essential mineral, so the body does not can produce it, so we have to bring it in from outside.

Sodium selenite: Selenium is also essential for the proper functioning of the thyroid gland. Selenium deficiency can lead to hypothyroidism and autoimmune thyroid diseases such as Hashimoto's thyroiditis. The thyroid gland contains the most selenium in our body. Selenium helps hormone production. Thyroid cells produce a protein called thyroglobulin, iodine binds to it, because this is the only way T4 and T3 hormones can be formed. During hormone formation, free radicals are also produced, to combat which the thyroid cells produce two enzymes: glutathione peroxidase and thioredoxin reductase. They have an antioxidant effect. Selenium is a key component in the production of these two enzymes.

Recommended consumption:
1 capsule per day, but always consult your doctor regarding the exact dosage. Do not consume more than the recommended amount of the product. The consumption of dietary supplement products does not replace a varied and correct diet.