Hi My name is Audrey Childers , I am the creator and founder of Thehypothyroidismchick.com
It is my privilege to connect with women who are struggling with hypothyroidism. I am here to inspire and to add value to your life. I want to help you start to gain your energy back and your vitality .
1 in 3 women will experience hypothyroidism sometime in their life.
I’ve been battling hypothyroidism for over 10 years and trust me it hasn’t been no walk in the part. I’ve started researching and discovered what works for me. And yes, I’ve made a lot of mistakes along the way.
If it wasn’t for my own mistakes and failings, I would never have learned what I now know…
…and I wouldn’t be able to offer you the help I’m able to today.
It’s how we learn, grow, and get closer to achieving our goals.
Sometimes we can become our own worst enemy.
Like Thomas Edison, who had to learn thousands of ways NOT to make a light bulb before discovering one that actually worked?
We just have to be careful so we don’t continue to make the same mistakes over and over again.
A few of the biggest hurdles I see are people not starting their morning off right.
The 1st thing you can do in the morning is
Start your day with warm lemon water with your thyroid medication.
Lemons are loaded with healthy benefits, and particularly, they’re a great vitamin C food source. One cup of fresh lemon juice provides 187 percent of your daily recommended serving of vitamin C — take that, oranges! Lemon juice also offers up a healthy serving of potassium, magnesium and copper.
It Aids in digestion and detoxification. It tricks the liver into producing bile, which helps keep food moving through your body and gastrointestinal tract smoothly. Lemon water also helps relieve indigestion or ease an upset stomach.
You need to wait 1 hour before you eat and wait 4 hours before you take any other vitamin supplements because it can interfere with the absorption of your medication. Now, as far as taking any other prescribed medications. You have to speak with your medical doctor about that.
- If you want to drink coffee wait 1 hour after you take your medication because it can also interfere with the absorption of your thyroid medication.
- Eat a breakfast! You should be eating 1 hour After you’ve taken your thyroid. A wholeness nutritious breakfast like gluten free oatmeal, with Ceylon cinnamon, almond milk & organic coconut oil.
An omelet with loaded veggies like onions, red bell peppers, celery and top it off with some goat’s cheese
A nice nutritious & gut filling smoothie that are simple & easy to make. Celery, cucumber, avocado, parsley, ground flaxseed & coconut water
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