S6 Ep. 4: Hashimoto’s & Hypothyroidism Part 2: Exploring ALL Your Treatment Options

In this powerful follow-up episode, Jamie and Teresa dive deep into Hashimoto's Thyroiditis and Hypothyroidism, taking the conversation to the next level with a focused discussion on treatment options. If you’ve been diagnosed with thyroid dysfunction or suspect something’s off with your thyroid health, this is the episode for you. Teresa and Jamie break down every type of thyroid hormone replacement therapy, helping you navigate the often confusing world of thyroid care: 🔹 Levothyroxine (T4) – the most commonly prescribed option 🔹 Desiccated or Porcine Thyroid – a more natural, whole-gland alternative 🔹 Liothyronine (T3) – synthetic T3 support 🔹 Compounded T3/T4 – a personalized and balanced approach Plus, Teresa equips you with tools to become your own thyroid advocate, reviewing the optimal lab ranges you should know and how to talk to your provider about them. Also featured in this episode: 💊 Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) – a promising option for Hashimoto’s, helping to reduce thyroid antibodies and inflammation naturally. 📚 Resources mentioned: Dr. Westin Childs Dr. Isabella Wentz 🧡 Support Your Health with We Heart Nutrition This episode is proudly sponsored by We Heart Nutrition, a supplement brand crafted with women in mind. ✨ Why we love them: Bioavailable Ingredients – designed for maximum absorption Third-Party Tested – purity and potency you can trust Purpose-Driven – 10% of profits go to pregnancy care centers 🎁 Use code GENIUS for 20% off your first order at weheartnutrition.com Whether you're just beginning your thyroid journey or searching for better answers, this episode gives you the tools, knowledge, and confidence to take control of your thyroid health. 👉 Tune in now and share with someone who needs to hear this! #HormoneGenius #ThyroidHealth #Hashimotos #Hypothyroidism #WomensHealth #FunctionalMedicine #WeHeartNutrition Medical disclaimer: The information presented in this episode is for educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical or mental health advice.