RECHARGE YOUR METABOLISM WITH THYROID-PROTHYROID-PRO FROM CANPREV IS A PREMIUM NATURAL HEALTH PRODUCT designed to support the healthy functioning of the thyroid gland. Containing iodine naturally sourced from bladderwrack Thyroid-Pro helps to prevent iodine deficiency that can cause symptoms such asfatigue, depression, and weight gain.CanPrev has also included other important mineral in Thyroid Pro such as selenium, zinc and copper to help combat oxidative stress.
Each capsule contains:
L-Tyrosine 450mg
Ashwagandha (withania somnifera) root, 1.5% withanolides) 100mg
Copper (copper citrate) 1.5mg
Manganese (manganese citrate) 500mcg
Iodine (laminararia digitata/ascophyllum nodosum) 200mcg
Selenium (selenium yeast) 200mcg
Zinc (zinc citrate) 7.5mg
Non-Medicinal Ingredients:
Vegetable-grade magnesium stearate (1%), vegetable capsule
Important Information:
GMO free, no binders or fillers. No gluten, dairy, soy, wheat, corn, artificial colours, flavours, or preservatives. Some ingredients may have come in contact with crustaceans. Do not take if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Consult a health care practitioner prior to use. Consumption with alcohol or other medications or natural health products with sedative properties is not recommended.
Dosage
Adults - Take two (2) capsules daily or as directed by a healthcare practitioner.
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What is Thyroid Pro?
It is an all-natural formula designed to help optimize the thyroid function.
What are its ingredients?
Proper thyroid function actually requires many important nutrients such as: iodine, zinc, and selenium. These are the nutrients that are found in Thyroid Pro. It is designed to help people who may have a low functioning thyroid, or sluggish thyroid.
How does it work?
The formula works by providing the body with the building blocks that it needs to make thyroid hormones. The body needs iodine and
tyrosine
to help build them. It also contains ingredients such as selenium and zinc, which are also important when it comes to supporting the
enzymes
that the body requires to do this.
What are some results?
People have reported that they have better energy levels after using the product. Individuals who also have low thyroid issues will often have difficulties losing weight, or they may be gaining weight for no reason at all. Those who started on Thyroid Pro may notice that they're able to manage their weight a lot better. They also may feel a lot warmer. This is because often, people with low thyroid issues will feel cold all the time.
IODINE
Iodine is a trace mineral that is essential in the human body. It is used in a number of different processes in our bodies, the most important of which is production of thyroid hormone. Iodine has also been used throughout the past for cleaning wounds and purifying drinking water. Some more recent research has shown iodine to be beneficial in the treatment of fibrocystic breast disease as well.
Thyroid Hormone and Metabolism
The thyroid gland is located in the neck, and is the master gland controlling our metabolism and metabolic rate. One of the major building blocks of thyroid hormone is iodine.
Your thyroid gland needs this mineral to manufacture optimum levels of the thyroid hormones thyroxine (T4) and triiodothryonine (T3). These hormones, made from iodine and the amino acid tyrosine, regulate your body's overall metabolism and also play a regulating role for other hormones produced by the body.
Thyroid and Goiters Iodine Deficiency
There are regions of North America where iodine is lacking in the soil (and thus the diet) that are referred to as the "goiter belt" because of the high incidence of goiters. Goiter is the medical term used to describe the bulge in the neck created when the thyroid enlarges from overstimulation. Iodine deficiency causes insufficient thyroid hormone, which is a condition called "hypothyroidism". This occurs when the thyroid is unable to make sufficient thyroid hormone, and the pituitary gland sends greater and greater stimulatory signals (TSH), trying to boost production. This causes the thyroid to enlarge in an attempt to meet the needs of the body. The symptoms of hypothyroidism appear as: weight gain, low energy, poor concentration (brain fog), hair loss, depression, blood sugar fluctuations and other symptoms.
Radioactive Iodine
Following a radiological or nuclear event, radioactive iodine is released into the air, and taken up through our lungs when we breathe. It can also contaminate local food supply and water supply and be ingested. Once present in the body, the thyroid gland will begin to rapidly absorb it/take it up.
Potassium
iodide competes with radioactive iodine at receptor sites. It fills these sites and prevents the thyroid from taking up any of the radioactive substance. Its action at these receptor sites lasts 24 hours, meaning the thyroid is unable to take up any iodine stable or radioactive during that time. It is important to understand that potassium iodide does not protect the body as a whole from radioactive iodine, nor does it prevent any other body part from taking it up. Its actions are very specific to the thyroid. A one-time dose of potassium iodide is usually all that is recommended. If there is a threat that radioactive iodine will be in the environment for longer than 24 hours, public health officials may inform the public to take the supplement for a few days in a row. Please ask the advice of your local healthcare practitioner or public health agency.
Fibrocystic Breasts
Fibrocystic breast tissue is caused by hormonal changes in the body resulting in dense regions of breast tissue that change throughout the menstrual cycle. These dense pockets can often make performing self-breast-examinations more difficult, and often create false fear, where none is needed. Taking iodine has been shown in some instances to help reduce the signs and symptoms of fibrocystic breast syndrome.
Topical Use
Iodine has been used for hundreds of years to prevent and treat infections from minor scrapes and cuts in the skin. When applied to the skin, it can kill the bacteria that cause infections.
Liquid iodine
can be applied to wounds as needed to help keep them clean. Some research has found success in using iodine to treat diabetic foot ulcers.
Dietary Iodine
Iodine has become so difficult to get in the diet that staple foods like table salt are now enriched with iodine. In the case of iodized salt the inorganic form of iodine is added. Natural, organic sources, such as those derived from seaweeds are much more absorbable and easier for the thyroid gland to use that the inorganic (mined) sources used to enrich foods.
Supplementing Iodine
Potassium iodide is a common supplemental and medicinal form of iodine because it is stable. In a supplement form, iodine is usually derived from natural seaweed sources and is available in both liquid and capsule, or tablet, forms. The standardized types of these supplements contain a higher level of iodine and a consistent amount in each tablet usually about 150mcg (0.15mg). This is the preferred form for clinical use in low thyroid conditions, while the un-standardized
kelp
is suitable for people in need of a daily supplement without an underlying condition.
Iodine - QUICK FACTS
FOOD SOURCES
Salt water fish, seaweeds, lima beans, soybeans, garlic, mushrooms, sesame seeds, salt.
DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS
Fatigue, depression, weight gain, poor concentration, low energy, hair loss.
OPTIMUM DOSAGE
150mcg daily. (Clinical doses may be higher as recommended by your practitioner).
WORKS WELL WITH
L-tyrosine,
vitamin B
complex, vitamin B6, other
trace minerals, guggul, ashwagandha.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Cabbage,
broccoli, cauliflower and brussel sprouts inhibit the absorption of iodine.
In cases of over active thyroid or those taking medication for thyroid conditions consult a health professional before taking an iodine supplement.
If you have allergies to any seafood, be careful about the source of your iodine to avoid allergic reactions.
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What is Thyroid Pro?
It is an all-natural formula designed to help optimize the thyroid function.
What are its ingredients?
Proper thyroid function actually requires many important nutrients such as: iodine, zinc, and selenium. These are the nutrients that are found in Thyroid Pro. It is designed to help people who may have a low functioning thyroid, or sluggish thyroid.
How does it work?
The formula works by providing the body with the building blocks that it needs to make thyroid hormones. The body needs iodine and
tyrosine
to help build them. It also contains ingredients such as selenium and zinc, which are also important when it comes to supporting the
enzymes
that the body requires to do this.
What are some results?
People have reported that they have better energy levels after using the product. Individuals who also have low thyroid issues will often have difficulties losing weight, or they may be gaining weight for no reason at all. Those who started on Thyroid Pro may notice that they're able to manage their weight a lot better. They also may feel a lot warmer. This is because often, people with low thyroid issues will feel cold all the time.
IODINE
Iodine is a trace mineral that is essential in the human body. It is used in a number of different processes in our bodies, the most important of which is production of thyroid hormone. Iodine has also been used throughout the past for cleaning wounds and purifying drinking water. Some more recent research has shown iodine to be beneficial in the treatment of fibrocystic breast disease as well.
Thyroid Hormone and Metabolism
The thyroid gland is located in the neck, and is the master gland controlling our metabolism and metabolic rate. One of the major building blocks of thyroid hormone is iodine.
Your thyroid gland needs this mineral to manufacture optimum levels of the thyroid hormones thyroxine (T4) and triiodothryonine (T3). These hormones, made from iodine and the amino acid tyrosine, regulate your body's overall metabolism and also play a regulating role for other hormones produced by the body.
Thyroid and Goiters Iodine Deficiency
There are regions of North America where iodine is lacking in the soil (and thus the diet) that are referred to as the "goiter belt" because of the high incidence of goiters. Goiter is the medical term used to describe the bulge in the neck created when the thyroid enlarges from overstimulation. Iodine deficiency causes insufficient thyroid hormone, which is a condition called "hypothyroidism". This occurs when the thyroid is unable to make sufficient thyroid hormone, and the pituitary gland sends greater and greater stimulatory signals (TSH), trying to boost production. This causes the thyroid to enlarge in an attempt to meet the needs of the body. The symptoms of hypothyroidism appear as: weight gain, low energy, poor concentration (brain fog), hair loss, depression, blood sugar fluctuations and other symptoms.
Radioactive Iodine
Following a radiological or nuclear event, radioactive iodine is released into the air, and taken up through our lungs when we breathe. It can also contaminate local food supply and water supply and be ingested. Once present in the body, the thyroid gland will begin to rapidly absorb it/take it up.
Potassium
iodide competes with radioactive iodine at receptor sites. It fills these sites and prevents the thyroid from taking up any of the radioactive substance. Its action at these receptor sites lasts 24 hours, meaning the thyroid is unable to take up any iodine stable or radioactive during that time. It is important to understand that potassium iodide does not protect the body as a whole from radioactive iodine, nor does it prevent any other body part from taking it up. Its actions are very specific to the thyroid. A one-time dose of potassium iodide is usually all that is recommended. If there is a threat that radioactive iodine will be in the environment for longer than 24 hours, public health officials may inform the public to take the supplement for a few days in a row. Please ask the advice of your local healthcare practitioner or public health agency.
Fibrocystic Breasts
Fibrocystic breast tissue is caused by hormonal changes in the body resulting in dense regions of breast tissue that change throughout the menstrual cycle. These dense pockets can often make performing self-breast-examinations more difficult, and often create false fear, where none is needed. Taking iodine has been shown in some instances to help reduce the signs and symptoms of fibrocystic breast syndrome.
Topical Use
Iodine has been used for hundreds of years to prevent and treat infections from minor scrapes and cuts in the skin. When applied to the skin, it can kill the bacteria that cause infections.
Liquid iodine
can be applied to wounds as needed to help keep them clean. Some research has found success in using iodine to treat diabetic foot ulcers.
Dietary Iodine
Iodine has become so difficult to get in the diet that staple foods like table salt are now enriched with iodine. In the case of iodized salt the inorganic form of iodine is added. Natural, organic sources, such as those derived from seaweeds are much more absorbable and easier for the thyroid gland to use that the inorganic (mined) sources used to enrich foods.
Supplementing Iodine
Potassium iodide is a common supplemental and medicinal form of iodine because it is stable. In a supplement form, iodine is usually derived from natural seaweed sources and is available in both liquid and capsule, or tablet, forms. The standardized types of these supplements contain a higher level of iodine and a consistent amount in each tablet usually about 150mcg (0.15mg). This is the preferred form for clinical use in low thyroid conditions, while the un-standardized
kelp
is suitable for people in need of a daily supplement without an underlying condition.
Iodine - QUICK FACTS
FOOD SOURCES
Salt water fish, seaweeds, lima beans, soybeans, garlic, mushrooms, sesame seeds, salt.
DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS
Fatigue, depression, weight gain, poor concentration, low energy, hair loss.
OPTIMUM DOSAGE
150mcg daily. (Clinical doses may be higher as recommended by your practitioner).
WORKS WELL WITH
L-tyrosine,
vitamin B
complex, vitamin B6, other
trace minerals, guggul, ashwagandha.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Cabbage,
broccoli, cauliflower and brussel sprouts inhibit the absorption of iodine.
In cases of over active thyroid or those taking medication for thyroid conditions consult a health professional before taking an iodine supplement.
If you have allergies to any seafood, be careful about the source of your iodine to avoid allergic reactions.
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