Do you have one or more of the following symptoms? Unexplained weight gain or loss
Swelling, puffiness
Low energy, depressed mood
Racing heart, anxiety
Lethargy, sleeplessness
Digestive disturbances, constipation or loose stools
Brain fog, forgetfulness
Aching muscles, cramps
Hair loss, thinning
Dry skin, brittle nails If so, you could be among the nearly 200 million people worldwide1 (the majority of whom are women) who have some type of thyroid problem. If you also suffer from symptoms of depression, did you know that a normal thyroid test can be masking a critical link between these two conditions? The Quiet Regulator
Most of us never think about our thyroids. Yet this butterfly-shaped, master gland regulates some of the most critical functions of the human body. From the production of hormones to regulating metabolism, the thyroid helps maintain healthy weight, overall immunity, and even regulates mood and memory functions. When one or more of these systems is disturbed, we must explore a possible connection to thyroid to avoid treating the symptoms while neglectinga the root cause….
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