When it comes to sunlight, it helps to think of the sun as its own essential nutrients. Here’s how it helps, what it does for your body, and how much you need (and how to get it).
For years, we’ve heard that a glass of wine a day might be “good for the heart.” Then came the headlines saying no amount of alcohol is safe. So… which is it? The truth is more nuanced than the soundbites. In this article, I’ll cut through the noise and share […]
Intermittent fasting has been discussed as a solution to weight loss. As a means to attain longevity, and as a way to help brain function and deal with blood sugar. How much do we really know about it, though, and are there any risks? I want to help you learn […]
If you have thyroid disease, you are most likely to get heart disease. Hypothyroid causes weight gain, lowers your energy, raises your cholesterol and increases the heart disease risk. People who have uncontrolled heart disease can have more cardiovascular risks.
People talked about how they cut out Gluten and improve their thyroid functions, but there are studies showing that those who have Celiac Disease have a higher rate of having Thyroid Disease. Let’s explore Iodine, Gluten, and their relation with Thyroid and other diseases.
Dairy foods may be the largest single contributor of Iodine, but it may still vary from different factors and sources. How much dairy food is considered healthy for you?
It is clear that there are a lot of benefits we can get from seafood. It also belongs to the higher categories in Iodine-rich food sources. In this episode, learn more about seafood and its effect on your diet with relation to Iodine.
Sea Vegetables or “Seaweeds” are a big part of Asian diets. They are often considered generally healthy foods. But if you look at their Iodine content, you might want to control your Sea Vegetables intake.
Every single form of Iodine enters the body as Iodide. We can get it from food, medications, topical products, and supplements. But how much Iodine would be considered healthy?