Life's Healthiest Thyroid Magnesium 120 capsules
Iodine Protocol recommended
For Thyroid Health
Thyroid Hormones T4 to T3; Improve LIBIDO, Calm The Brain, Quell Anxiety, Help Insomnia, Improve Metabolic Syndrome, Improve Heart Palpitations, Relieve Pain and Cramping, Thyroid Health.
YOUR THYROID NEEDS MAGNESIUM AND HERE'S WHY....
The thyroid cannot function without magnesium. Here is a list of very important functions of magnesium and how it relates to your thyroid gland health.
Magnesium is responsible for converting the inactive T4 thyroid hormone into the active form of T3. This is extremely important because the metabolism of your body cells by T3, not inactive T4.
Magnesium deficiency is related to goiter, or an enlarged thyroid gland. Another important nutrient in preventing goiter is iodine, but magnesium is right there helping too.
Magnesium helps you to make more T4 in the thyroid gland. Without magnesium, many of the thyroid enzymes that make thyroid hormone simply could not function.
For supplementation for your thyroid and general health, there are two different categories of magnesium, depending on whether you have constipation or not. If you have constipation, then Magnesium Citrate is best at a dose of 400 mg to 1000 mg to relieve constipation and start to increase magnesium stores. If you do not have constipation then take Magnesium For Thyroid. The rest of your body benefits from magnesium too. In fact, there are over 300 different enzymatic reactions in your body and cells that require magnesium. When magnesium to a host of problems:
Thyroid problems (low or high)
Headaches
Muscle aches
Fibromyalgia
Tingling in the extremities
Raynaud’s Syndrome
Anxiety and depression
Personality changes
Fatigue
Insomnia
Constipation
High blood pressure
Heart palpitations
They may be extremely familiar. It may be that many of you read that list of magnesium deficiency related signs and symptoms and discover that you have always thought it was related to your existing or suspected low thyroid condition. That still may be true. But it is also very important to note that the symptoms could be from a magnesium deficiency and/or hypothyroidism (low thyroid) from the magnesium deficiency. Either way, magnesium can help you and your thyroid.
Servings Per Container: 120
Use as a dietary supplement as directed by a Healthcare professional.
Serving Size: 1 Capsule = 133mg Clean Magnesium Glycinate
Other Ingredients: Bovine Capsule
Magnesium is part of the iodine protocol. It is also fantastic for hormone health and here's why:
Regulates cortisol. It calms your nervous system and prevents excessive cortisol. Your stress hormonal system—also called your hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis—is your central hormonal system. When it functions well, then your other hormones (thyroid and reproductive hormones) will function well too.
Reduces blood sugar and normalizes insulin. It’s so effective at improving insulin sensitivity that it is sometimes referred to as “natural metformin.” Healthy insulin sensitivity means fewer sugar cravings and is effective treatment for weight loss and PCOS.
Supports thyroid. Magnesium is essential for the production of thyroid hormone. It is also anti-inflammatory, which helps to quiet the autoimmune inflammation that underlies most thyroid disease. Other ways to address thyroid autoimmunity include gluten-elimination and a selenium supplement.
Aids sleep. Magnesium is the “great sleep-promoter,” and sleep is crucial for hormone production. Sleep is when we should enjoy a beneficial surge of anabolic hormones such as DHEA and growth hormone.
Fuels cellular energy. It’s so intricately involved with mitochondria and energy production, that we can safely say: “Without magnesium, there is no cellular energy”. Hormonal tissue has a high metabolic rate, and so requires even more cellular energy and more magnesium than other tissue.
Support healthy hormone response. It aids in the manufacture of steroid hormones including progesterone, estrogen, and testosterone. It also normalizes the action of progesterone on the central nervous system, which could be why it relieves symptoms of PMDD and menopause.
Activates vitamin D. Without enough magnesium, vitamin D cannot do its job. Conversely, too much vitamin D supplementation causes magnesium deficiency.
Slows aging. It prevents telomere shortening, reduces oxidative stress, and enhances the production of glutathione.
Magnesium is a big player in emergency rooms, where it treats heart arrhythmias, heart attack, and migraines. But it's also extremely effective in treating hormonal problems.
In addition to the above eight ways that magnesium rescues hormones, the mineral is also effective treatment for period pain, PMS, migraines, and the symptoms of all phases of menopause.
WARNING: Individuals with KIDNEY (RENAL) FAILURE should NEVER use any form of magnesium.
