Top Natural Thyroid Treatment SupplementsThere are a number of excellent natural thyroid treatment supplements available for those looking for thyroid support. Four of the best of the products are listed below. Of these, we would particularly recommend Thyromine as it has been carefully manufactured to work with your body's own system to help the thyroid gland to produce the correct amount of hormone for your body's daily needs. Unlike the other three products, Thyromine also contains particular ingredients to support the pituitary-thyroid-adrenal gland combination of the endocrine system and more importantly, it has been especially formulated to assist the underactive thyroid by supplying alternative forms of both T4 and T3 as levothyroxine and liothyronine. This means that less demand is placed upon the thyroid gland and furthermore, with the additional T3, that the symptoms associated with a slow metabolism are more readily reversed. Thyromine |  | | | As well as the amino acid L-tyrosine and extracts from the sea vegetable Nori; an extremely rich source of vitamins and mineral salts, especially iodine, Thyromine also contains Guglipid (an extract from the Indian Guggal tree) and Piper Longum or Pippali (the Indian Long Pepper). Both of these are believed to play an active role in helping to increase thyroid hormone levels and Guglipid has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for thousands of years to support overall health, weight management and regulate normal lipid levels. In addition to these nutrients Thyromine also contains Adrenal and Thyroid Bovine powder to boost the body's natural endocrine system and therefore providing the necessary support to an underactive thyroid gland. | | | | |
Thyrosol | | | Thyrosol is a multi-faceted formula comprising of essential nutrients that are specifically designed to support the thyroid hormone production process. It contains Iodine and Selenium, both essential in the production of T4 (thyroxine) and T3 (tri-idothyronine) ; as well as essential vitamins including Vitamin A and D; B2 (Riboflavin) which plays a key role in energy metabolism and B3 (Niacin) which helps enzymes to function normally in your body and also helps in the production of energy. It also supports the steps in hormone metabolism that have been negatively affected by stress and it is also believed to assist with the binding of T3 receptors to DNA, thereby helping to support the expression of thyroid hormone-responsive genes. | | |
Thyax | Thyax is a natural alternative therapy that is designed to stimulate the thyroid with natural components, helping to restore normal thyroid hormone levels, relieve hypothyroidism symptoms, and reverse any metabolic abnormalities associated with lowered thyroid hormone levels. Unlike prescription medications that simply provide the T4 hormone; which the body naturally produces, in a synthetic form and which many patients fail to respond to, Thyax seeks to provide supplemental nutrients to the body to support its natural thyroid function on a permanent basis. Proper thyroid function requires adequate amounts of B-vitamin compounds, zinc, iodine, and copper. In addition to these nutrients, Thyax also includes an L-tyrosine complex and L-phenylalanine; amino acids which are integral for the production of the neurotransmitters associated with hormone production, as well as the stability of endocrine glandular processes. | | | | |
Thyroid Complex | | | Thyroid Complex contains 13 ingredients to support the healthy metabolism of the TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) and provide beneficial antioxidants to nutritionally support the total health of your thyroid gland. One of the key ingredients in Thyroid Complex is Iodine. Iodine is known to play an important role in overall thyroid health as well as helping to regulate the body's metabolism, which helps with the fat burning process. Furthermore, it is estimated that as many as1 in 7 American women do not get enough iodine in their diet. In addition to iodine, Thyroid Complex also includes 5 valuable B vitamins, which are essential in helping your body to break down and utilize carbohydrates, fats and proteins and L-tyrosine, an amino acid required for the production of thyroid hormones. | | |
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Published July 2, 2011
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