It feels so good to have energy again and to not be gaining weight non-stop. This wasn’t always the case since I didn’t know my diet had a huge impact on my thyroid.
The foods I was eating were not helping me get better and looking back, I think they were the reason for most of my fatigue and weight gain…
Before I learned about foods that are good for thyroid health, I used to eat pretty much anything without questioning. I used to eat out a lot and spent a lot of time at breweries eating and drinking, which is a habit I’ve had to break and has helped me tremendously.
Rather than writing a post about foods you’ve probably already heard of, I wanted to share some that you don’t hear about often, but I strongly believe you should since these are some of the foods that helped me the most…
#1 Foods High In Healthy Fats for thyroid hormone production
When people ask me what I did to get my energy back, my number one answer is to detox (clean the body from the inside) and eat more healthy fats…
Here’s why…
As I became aware that my body was not producing enough hormones I started researching to figure out why. What I came across that worked was increasing my vitamins A, D, E, and K… These vitamins are the raw material your body uses to produce the hormones that affect your metabolism most…
What these vitamins all have in common is that they are fat soluble meaning they dissolve in fat. Naturally you will find these vitamins in foods high in healthy fats like:
- Avocado
- Coconut oil
- hemp seeds
- Salmon
- Cod
- Liver
- Raw dairy products
We talk about these foods and other supplements that help with thyroid fatigue and weight in our program hormone bootcamp.
Here’s a recipe that can be a snack or light breakfast…
1/2 Avocado
Stone ground pink himalayan salt or celtic sea salt (to taste)
1500 mg Turmeric
There is a huge difference between culinary turmeric, which is what you find at most stores and real cold pressed turmeric, so make sure you get the right kind (the extra cost is worth it).
#2 Bone broth
One of my favorite foods for thyroid health is actually bone broth. You don’t hear many people mentioning this one, yet it has been one of my favorites since I’ve started.
I actually came across bone broth when I was trying to ease joint pain and looking for something for my skin, which was very dry at the time.
There are many benefits to eating bone broth, but the two that I found most important were
a) it is easily digestible protein
b) collagen (for skin, nails and hair)
Getting enough protein is very important for thyroid health since the liver uses protein to convert the thyroid hormone T3 into T4.
The biggest thing about bone broth is that it needs to be made the traditional way using all organs and bones.
I usually only have this when grandma makes it for me. Otherwise I drink this bone broth protein instead.
#3 Fermented foods for gut health
Thyroid issues are rarely isolated. Usually when people have thyroid issues they also have liver or gut health issues.
In my case, I used to have a lot of digestive issues. I started becoming allergic to many foods and had an especially hard time digesting proteins.
As a home brewer I learned about digestive enzymes which are what break down food for you… these digestive enzymes come from different strains of beneficial bacteria which live in your gut.
When you eat too much processed foods, junk or sugar you begin to grow bad bacteria in your gut, which damages your gut and triggers autoimmune problems.
Fermented foods are foods prepared in a way that promotes the growth of beneficial bacteria.
Eating these foods is important, but what’s more important is the environment in your gut because if that environment is toxic, then probiotics won’t survive.
How to Get Natural Energy without Restrictive Diets or Supplements
If you are still tired after doing everything that doctors told you to do, maybe even got your labs to “normal”, but you don’t feel normal, then you might be interested in our Energy Blueprint where we walk you through three steps to get your energy back and feel like yourself again without restrictive nutrition plans or supplements…

To learn more about our Energy Blueprint we’ve put together a free 5-Day Energy Challenge that gets you:
- Better sleep so you wake up feeling truly rested… your mind will feel clear and focused… no more dragging through the day, just steady energy and sharp thinking from morning to night.
- Reduced inflammation so you watch the puffiness fade… your belly feel flat and light… your clothes fit better, and you feel at home in your body again.
- Better brain function so you feel the fog finally lift. You follow conversations with ease, words come naturally, and your mind feels quick and clear… like you’re fully present again, not struggling to keep up.
- Hair that starts to feel fuller and softer again, and your skin glowing naturally looking smoother, and firmer.
- Feel your strength return… you’ll move around easily, get things done without needing to rest every few minutes, and by the end of the day, you still feel steady and sure on your feet.
- You’ll feel calm and steady… even when things go wrong… You’ll respond with patience instead of snapping, and the little things won’t ruin your whole day anymore.
- Gas and bloating finally eases… you feel light in your belly, your clothes fit comfortably again, and you start to recognize yourself in the mirror…
Listen to Janae share her hypothyroidism success story after following these three steps:
Tap “continue” below to learn these 3 steps in more detail and start your 5-Day Energy Challenge:
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