Common symptoms experienced by women during midlife, including weight gain, lack of energy, and mental fog are usually chalked up to be “just getting older” or “changing sex hormones”. But there is something critically important you need to understand: your thyroid. Thyroid health has been grossly overlooked and has been oversimplified and treated as a “one size fits all” approach. Truth is, our thyroid is far more complex (and important) than traditional doctors and blood labs make it out to be. It’s actually one of the MOST critical pieces that can make or break your midlife experience. I am SURE you are going to learn A LOT from my conversation with “The Thyroid Fixer”, Dr. Amie Hornaman, on this episode. Dr. Amie has helped thousands of women navigate their thyroid health and become empowered to know exactly what to test and look for (that conventional medicine often misses), what the thyroid basics are – in simple terms, and why the thyroid should actually be your starting point when addressing your midlife health. 

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