Promotes thyroid balance.

• ABM (Agaricus Blazei Murril) dry extract: controls inflammation and oxidative stress. Improves thyroid problems on an immune basis
• Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum P. Karst) dry extract: modulates the immune system and helps rebalance cortisol levels. Helps control the stress axis by improving mood
• L-Tyrosine: essential amino acid for the production of neurotransmitters and thyroid hormones. Indicated in cases of hypothyroidism
• Fucus dry extract: useful as thyroid support and as an adjuvant in weight loss diets, the iodine contained in Fucus is easily assimilated by the body and is mostly concentrated in the thyroid. Iodine is an essential micronutrient for the synthesis of thyroid hormones
• Zinc gluconate: zinc participates as a cofactor in the synthesis of thyroid hormones and in the conversion of T4 into T3
• Coenzyme Q10: antioxidant, restores mitochondrial function. The combined administration of CoQ10 and Selenium improves thyroid and cardiovascular function
• Selenium methionine: source of selenium, particularly recommended in autoimmune thyroid diseases. Its deficiency predisposes to alterations in thyroid function
• Vit.B6 (pyridoxine): useful in the presence of hyperthyroidism, allows iodine to form thyroid hormones. Counteracts psycho-physical stress levels
• Vit B9 (Folic acid): allows to regulate metabolism. Low levels of folic acid in the blood are related to an increase in homocysteine, responsible for atherosclerosis, risk of heart attack, embolism and stroke
• Vit. B12 (cyanocobalamin): vitamin B12 supplementation improves symptoms in patients with hypothyroidism

1 capsule 3 times a day, preferably between meals

Pack of 70 capsules

NO GMOs

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