Thyroid Hyperthyroid Supplement

Dear Friend

Getting older can be tough.

The relentless march of time robs you of many things…

Your lustrous hair, glowing skin, slimmer figure, and boundless energy.

Instead you become tired, sluggish, overweight, with brittle nails, dry skin, and hair growing in places where you really don’t want it.

But what if this process wasn’t simply a matter of ageing?

You see, many of these problems can be symptoms of an underperforming thyroid.

This small gland at the base of your neck is responsible for a lot of what happens in your body.

It helps control your heart rate and temperature.
It regulates how fast you use energy from food
It affects your appetite, mood and energy levels.

The thyroid is an extremely sensitive gland which can be affected by vitamin deficiencies, smoking, toxins and prescription drugs.

It’s hardly surprising, then, that thyroid problems affect as many as ONE in SIX people over the age of 55.

Could you be one of them?

If so, I’d like to introduce you to a natural thyroid support supplement that could help:

Restore your old energy levels.
Improve the quality of your sleep
Give you healthier skin, nails and hair
Help you control your weight more easily
Boost your libido, mood and concentration levels

You’re welcome to order Higher Nature’s Thyroid Support Formula for a home trial to make absolutely sure it works for you.

Try it for 35 days and see the results.

If you don’t feel like you’re getting back your old pep and vigour, send it back for a full refund.

But I think you’re going to be amazed at what happens when you give your thyroid some natural support.

Few people understand why the thyroid influences the way we feel. But it has a huge effect.

The gland produces three hormones:

thyroxine (T4 – inactive form)
triiodothyronine (T3 – active form)
and calcitonin.

T3 and T4 are important because every cell in the body relies on them to regulate their metabolism.

Most thyroid problems are caused by either too little or too much thyroid hormone.

Hypothyroidism (an under-active thyroid) develops when too little thyroid hormone is produced.

However, it’s not always a case of an under-performing thyroid. It can be caused by a faulty conversion of inactive T4 to active T3.

Which means you could have healthy T4 levels, according to your GP, yet still have an underactive thyroid.

Hypothyroidism can cause sluggishness, intolerance to cold, constipation, headaches, dry hair and skin, brittle nails, weight gain, hearing problems, loss of libido and impotence.

There are other lesser-known symptoms too.

20-60 per cent of patients with hypothyroidism are diagnosed with anaemia.
Depression is linked to this problem.
It is the common secondary cause of high LDL cholesterol, after diet. [According to a 2002 study in the Archives of Internal Medicine].

Or you might have the opposite problem…

Too much thyroid hormone, causes an over-active thyroid, most common in women between 20-40 years of age.

When you get hyperthyroidism, your body uses up energy from food faster, accelerating your metabolism.

You can experience a wide range of symptoms including nervousness, restlessness, heat intolerance, palpitations, increased appetite, frequent bowel movements and weight loss.

In some people who have heart disease, untreated hyperthyroidism places additional stress on the heart, causing problems such as heart failure, irregular heartbeat (arterial fibrillation), or abnormal heart rhythm (arrhythmia).

Thyroid problems can have serious consequences.

So it’s important to see your doctor if you suspect that you may be suffering from either hypo- or hyperthyroidism.

Then you can consider this….

With Higher Nature’s Thyroid Support Formula, you can help restore the health of an under-active, or over-active thyroid.

It contains these vital nutrients:.

Iodine
The right balance of iodine helps your body produce and use the thyroid hormone properly. Severe iodine deficiency is rare in developed countries, but you could have a borderline deficiency if you don’t eat fish and seafood, which are the best sources of this mineral.

Selenium
Selenium is essential for healthy thyroid function. This trace mineral is critical for the enzyme that converts thyroid hormone T4 to its active form T3. It helps maintain the correct amount of thyroid hormones in the blood and tissues, including the liver, kidneys, and thyroid gland, as well as the brain.

Selenium-containing enzymes ‘detox’ the gland especially when we’re under stress and it helps the body to recycle its iodine stores more efficiently especially as we grow older.

Zinc
Hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism can result in zinc deficiency. When zinc is low in the body, the thyroid- stimulating hormones become lowered. In some cases, supplementing with zinc can reverse hypothyroidism,

Copper
Copper is required to produce TSH and T4, so when copper is low in the diet, the rate at which T4 is produced lowers. T4 keeps the body’s cholesterol synthesis on track. A link may exist between copper deficiency, high cholesterol and related heart problems – especially in people with hypothyroidism.

Iron
Iron deficiency anaemia is common in hypothyroidism and so iron-rich foods must be eaten if you suffer from that,

B vitamins and Antioxidants
Beta-carotene (a form of vitamin A), vitamin C and vitamin E, along with selenium and iodine, are important antioxidants that help the gland neutralise oxidative stress. The B vitamins (B2, B3, and B6) are also vital for its function because they play an important part in manufacturing T4.

Tyrosine
Tyrosine is an amino acid (a building block of protein) essential to help manufacture thyroid hormones from iodine. The function of this amino acid is closely-knit with neurotransmitters and hormones in the body and is essential for normal mental functions.