Feel energetic again, reach a optimize thyroid health, and live your most vital life with guidance from a Nutritionist and Dietitian for Thyroid disorders Avni Kaul. Take control of your life and manage thyroid conditions such as Hypothyroidism and Hyperthyroidism with dietary interventions.

DIETARY INTERVENTIONS TO OPTIMIZE THYROID HEALTH

Lank hair, feeling fatigued, tired, depressed, cold, and experiencing sudden weight gain or loss, loss of appetite and trouble sleeping are simply a few signs of a malfunctioning thyroid.

Nutritionist Avni says, that our thyroid is the engine to our bodies. It forms the hormones that regulate the body’s energy use. This small, butterfly-shaped organ present at the front of the neck regulates heart, muscle, and digestive function, brain development, and bone maintenance.

The thyroid is highly nutrient-dependent. Poor nutrition and diet cannot just prevent our thyroid from working well, but also interfere with thyroid medications. It mostly happens that the patients’ blood tests are perfect, yet they continue to feel like they are running on zero. This is not “in your head.”

Thyroid health and diet are closely linked, and you might have some dietary habits that interfere with the absorption of the thyroid hormone. Though the blood show you have got enough, your body, at a cellular level, may not be absorbing them.

Some of the most common thyroid disorders are:

Hypothyroidism: It occurs when the thyroid gland fails to form sufficient hormones.

Hyperthyroidism: This happens when the body releases excessive hormones in the blood.

Working with a Qualified Dietitian Nutritionist Avni Kaul will help you become aware of what you are eating in an attempt to alter your diet to optimize thyroid function and assist a healthy metabolism. Avni Kaul will also work to help you control your weight, like weight gain and reduction are common with those who struggle with thyroid problems.

You will feel energetic again, while you undergo the therapy with Nutritionist and Dietitian Avni Kaul for thyroid-related disorders.