Articles — Thyrolife Optima

Excess of free radicals caused by buildup of metabolic waste in the cells can cause toxic effects including injury to proteins, lipids, and DNA. Excessive accumulation of free radicals can also cause negative impacts in the standard functioning of our cells. In humans, excess of free radicals is believed to be involved in the growth of cancer and a multitude of other destructive diseases. Research has shown that there is an increase accumulation of free radicals in women of normal weight that have metabolic syndrome, compared to overweight or obese women who are metabolically healthy. The research suggests that the...

Iodine is a mineral used in the body by the thyroid gland to produce thyroid hormones, [thyroxine (T4) and triiodothyronine (T3)]. It’s also an essential mineral required for metabolic processes, and is particularly important during pregnancy and lactation, as growing fetuses and infants require sufficient levels of Iodine in order to develop properly. Despite increased public awareness and government iodization programs, iodine deficiency remains a significant problem worldwide. Although iodine deficiency is not as common in the United States as in other parts of the world, there is some evidence to suggest it may be experiencing a resurgence in the...

The thyroid gland depends on several factors in order to work properly. Among these factors is the presence of certain micronutrients (including iodine and selenium), which are required for the manufacture of thyroid hormone. Although most people know iodine plays a crucial role in thyroid health, the trace element selenium is often overlooked, despite its importance. Although it has an influence on immunological responses and cell growth, selenium is mostly used by the body in the production and function of thyroid hormones. A slight deficiency can be enough to slow the production of thyroid hormones. Your immune system also depends...

Trying to lose weight by just dieting may be insufficient for many thyroid patients. To achieve optimal weight loss, you need to reduce bodily inflammation, and optimize both thyroid function and thyroid hormone efficiency. You also need to take the right ingredients that can help make your metabolism speedier while reducing unnecessary food cravings. Dr. Arem designed several supplements that provide thyroid patients with all the necessary ingredients for achieving these metabolic and weight loss goals: Thyrolife Optima - a comprehensive, complete, and well-balanced mix of vitamins, antioxidants, minerals, and other ingredients to support the health of the thyroid gland, the...