Have you ever been told that your thyroid blood test results look normal yet you feel terrible? Do you even know if your doctor did a full thyroid panel? Then you must watch this video.

​In this video l teach you:
* What you need checked for a full thyroid panel
* How to read a thyroid blood panel
* What the difference is between lab reference ranges and optimal reference ranges

I know I can count numerous when a doctor told me that my thyroid results were normal, but never even told me what they checked! That can be super frustrating! You feel helpless. Your slow thyroid symptoms continue to be ignored!

Thyroid symptoms in women can be so overwhelming and challenging to handle. Weight gain is the most common symptom that I hear with or without a hypothyroidism diagnosis. The thyroid hormones can cause so many effects on the body so ignoring those symptoms isn't the best thing to do when you suspect your thyroid is slow.

​Also, it can be a challenge to understand the test results if you do receive them. The lab reference ranges are usually not very functional or optimal so you are left feeling that everything is normal when you still feel awful!

So what can you do? How do you read a thyroid blood panel? I will show you in this video!

I hope you learned how to read a thyroid panel and why it is important to have a full thyroid blood panel done.

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​You can also grab my FREE guide on 5 Causes of Hypothyroidism right here.