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High-heat methods like frying and grilling at very high temperatures can potentially generate harmful compounds that might negatively impact thyroid function. Opting for gentler cooking techniques such as steaming, baking, or sautéing can help preserve the nutritional value of foods while minimizing the potential risks associated with excessive heat.

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  1. Walnuts, Macadamias, Almonds, Cherries, or Dry Figs covered with Dark Cchocolate
  2. Frozen Greek Yogurt with Berries Sweetened with Stevia or Pure Monk Fruit
  3. Seaweed Snacks
  4. Berries like Blueberries, Strawberries, and Raspberries

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 Yes, you have various options available. You can explore alternative sugars, such as stevia, pure monk fruit, and allulose, combined with gluten-free flour to create delectable carrot, apple, and chocolate cake desserts. Incorporating unsweetened dark chocolate alongside these sugar alternatives and complementing them with your favorite nuts allows for a delightful treat.

Using organic cocoa or frozen berries with Greek yogurt enables the preparation of frozen-style ice creams, with coconut milk sweetened with free sugar alternatives that can be the base for chocolate, vanilla, or lucuma flans. Greek yogurt combined with fresh berries also offers a satisfying option for dessert enthusiasts. With these creative choices, there are many ways to relish delicious yet healthier dessert options.

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Greek Yogurt dessert

Keto Flan with Coconut Milk and Yogurt

Healthy Frozen Yogurt

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  1. Can you recommend a dinner recipe that supports thyroid function?
  1. A Green Quinoa with chicken and vegetables of your choice.
  2. Roasted Salmon or Chicken with vegetables and red or Mexican quinoa on the side
  3. Grilled Wild Shrimp with zucchini and roasted sweet potatoes.

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Thyroid-friendly breakfast options:

  • A.. Omelet made with your preferred vegetables using 3 eggs and 1/2-1 yolk. Served with oat rolls spread with unsweetened jam. Accompanied by a small bowl of berries
  • B.. Green juice blended with whey or vegetarian protein mixed with frozen berries and a touch of cinnamon
  • C.. Greek yogurt sweetened with a small amount of added sugar, Topped with sliced berries, mixed nuts, and seeds
  • D.. For a Weekend: Gluten-Free Pancake made with gluten-free flour and Greek yogurt. Top with sugar-free blueberry syrup and fresh sliced berries.

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Smoothies can help supplement the amount of protein and fiber consumed daily. They also contribute to increasing vitamin C levels in the body, which may prevent bone loss and alleviate joint pain. The collagen in this smoothie could make your skin, nails, and hair more beautiful. Try them, and you will see how your gut health gradually improves and your skin becomes more radiant.

Collagen and Protein Berry Smoothie

Servings: 2

  • 1 1⁄4 cups unsweetened macadamia or almond milk (or water)
  • 5-6 tbsp 100% grass-fed whey protein powder, unflavored
  • 1 scoop of collagen powder
  • 1⁄4 tsp cinnamon powder
  • 1⁄2 cup frozen strawberries
  • 1⁄2 cup frozen blueberries
  • Fresh berries, to garnish


Preparation

  1. Combine macadamia, whey protein powder, collagen, cinnamon, strawberries, and blueberries; blend at high speed. Add more macadamia milk or water if necessary.
  2. Serve in tall glasses, garnished with fresh berries and mint leaves.
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To increase the iodine content in your recipes, consider incorporating iodized salt, sea vegetables like seaweed, kelp or nori in sushi rolls, and iodine-rich ingredients like fish and dairy products.  

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 Work with a registered dietitian to create a personalized plan. Explore substitutions and variations that align with your needs.

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Going gluten-free is often considered a first step for many individuals, especially those with hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. Notably, a substantial percentage of people with these conditions report feeling better when they eliminate gluten from their diets. Surprisingly, around 20 percent may even experience remission by embracing a gluten-free lifestyle. Some studies have shown that following a gluten-free diet for three to six months can reduce organ-specific antibodies associated with these thyroid conditions.

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Fostering thyroid health involves embracing nutrient-dense foods that offer a wealth of essential elements. Include sources rich in iodine, such as seaweed and fish, to promote optimal thyroid function. Incorporating selenium from Brazil nuts and eggs can aid in converting thyroid hormones. Additionally, zinc from foods like pumpkin seeds and antioxidants from berries and spinach further contribute to a well-rounded approach to thyroid support.

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Choosing beverages that contribute positively to your thyroid health is a significant step. Instead of sugary carbonated drinks, consider opting for flavored water infused with refreshing elements like berries, cucumber, and lemon. These combinations provide hydration and bring a burst of natural flavors. Additionally, smoothies enriched with your favorite berries or green juice can be excellent choices, packed with essential nutrients. Herbal teas, such as chamomile and green tea, are rich in antioxidants and can contribute to your overall well-being. Keeping hydrated with water remains fundamental to supporting a healthy metabolism and thyroid function.

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  1. Bowl of vegetable soup with oat flour bread
  2. Salad with vegetables with roasted wild salmon or chicken with a lemon vinaigrette.
  3. Nikeei ceviche with corn and sweet potatoes.

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Understanding the significance of thyroid-friendly recipes involves recognizing the impact of dietary choices on thyroid health. Opting for high-complex carbohydrates, such as those found in low-glycemic organic fruits and vegetables, along with nutrient-dense legumes and grains like quinoa, can mark the beginning of transitioning to a healthier diet. Including lean grass-fed meats and reducing sugars and unhealthy fats contribute to this positive shift. By adopting these choices, you are supporting your thyroid health and overall well-being.

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