A review of treating hyperthyroidism symptoms through nutritional supplements and dietary adjustments

Last year, I strangely felt exhausted, ate a lot, yet lost weight, and often became irritable and angry. Sometimes my hands trembled and my heart pounded. I went to the hospital and was diagnosed with early hyperthyroidism. I was really surprised and eager to start treatment quickly, so besides the medication prescribed at the hospital, I also bought and took nutritional supplements, and adjusted my eating habits. Now, my hyperthyroidism has improved significantly. Of course, I took the supplements only after consulting with my doctor. Hyperthyroidism is a disease caused by the excessive secretion of thyroid hormones, which leads to rapid energy consumption and overactivation of many bodily functions. The causes of hyperthyroidism include genetic factors, stress, infections, smoking, and bacterial infections, among others. In conclusion, since it’s difficult to pinpoint a clear cause, the only thing I can do in my daily life is to try not to get stressed out. Therefore, I reduced my work a bit, tried not to get irritated, and made an effort to sleep more. However, the weight loss, emotional swings, and palpitations did not go away. So, I looked for more information actively and found that there are nutritional supplements for hyperthyroidism. There are also foods that can help cure hyperthyroidism. So, I first purchased a supplement that is good for hyperthyroidism and started taking it immediately. The supplement is called Neuro Labs Premium Granty Jeong Formula. The main ingredient in the supplement is iodine. Iodine is essential not only for the synthesis of thyroid hormones but also for energy production and nerve development. Of course, it also contains various vitamins and minerals, but iodine is considered the most important for treating hyperthyroidism.

In my case, the problem arose because I was deficient in iodine compared to the average person. I didn't consume much seaweed, fish, milk, or meat. I mainly ate vegetables and greens, so my iodine levels were very low. Therefore, I changed my diet to include more iodine-rich foods. I started eating fish, beef, and chicken, but I couldn't do it regularly because my body didn't adapt well and I couldn't tolerate it much. So, I decided to eat meat in moderation and frequently consume seaweed or kelp that contain a lot of iodine. The dish I ate the most was beef seaweed soup. I think I ate seaweed soup with rice at least once a day.

So I started taking supplements and changed my diet to focus on seaweed such as kelp and laver, and I also consistently took my hospital-prescribed medication. After about 6-7 months, the symptoms of hyperthyroidism noticeably decreased. My heart palpitations significantly reduced. The weight loss also almost stopped. Now, the symptoms of hyperthyroidism have become so mild that they do not affect my daily life, and I believe I will be cured soon.