T-150 - 60 Vegetarian Capsules

Introducing T-150: A Powerful Formula for Healthy Thyroid Function

The thyroid gland is small but mighty, playing a crucial role in the body. It concentrates iodine and produces vital thyroid hormones, T4 and T3. T3 is especially important, as it regulates metabolism and affects various functions throughout the body. To produce these hormones, the thyroid needs adequate amounts of iodine and the amino acid L-tyrosine. However, environmental factors like heavy metals, pesticides, and hormonal fluctuations can disrupt hormone production.

But the thyroid doesn't work alone. It interacts with other organs like the liver, kidneys, hypothalamus, pituitary, and adrenal glands through complex communication pathways. Together, they coordinate the body's response to stress and maintain balance.

Thyroid hormone has a significant impact on more than 100 enzymes in the body, influencing growth and metabolic rate. This, in turn, affects appetite, weight maintenance, energy levels, mood, digestion, temperature tolerance, and even the health of hair and nails.

For centuries, glandular extracts have been used to support healthy thyroid levels. Studies have shown a connection between thyroid extract and higher levels of thyroxine and triiodothyronine in children.

T-150 by XYMOGEN takes a comprehensive approach to thyroid support. It combines key elements like L-tyrosine, iodine, and selenium, along with natural sources like bladderwrack, dulse, kelp, and Irish moss, to promote endogenous thyroid hormone production.

If you're looking for a powerful formula to support healthy thyroid function, look no further than T-150 by XYMOGEN. Experience the benefits of a well-supported thyroid and enjoy improved overall well-being.

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