As the main hormone secreted by the thyroid into the bloodstream, thyroxine is essential for digestion, heart and muscle function, maintaining bone strength, regulating the body’s metabolic rate and muscle control. It is also essential for both physical and mental development.

If you are deficient in thyroxine, then you may have hypothyroidism. Being deficient in thyroxine can be caused by various autoimmune diseases, poor iodine intake or by using certain drugs and medications. But sometimes the cause can be unknown.

Deficiency in thyroid hormones can cause a number of symptoms:

·         Reduced metabolism and weight gain

·         Fatigue

·         Cold temperature intolerance

·         Low heart rate

·         Reduced appetite

·         Poor memory

·         Muscle stiffness

·         Anxiety and depression

So how do you address and treat the symptoms of thyroxine deficiency? Well, that’s simple. You need to address all other hormone deficiencies, which, in turn, positively benefits the health of your thyroid.

Once women become perimenopausal – usually from the age of 40 – this is the prime time when they become deficient in hormones that could be negatively impacting the thyroid function.

To identify which, Bio ID Health offer a doctor-led treatment, that uses bioidentical hormones, uniquely designed to mimic natural hormones – to rectify the often life-changing symptoms you may be experiencing.

With roughly 8 out of 10 women experiencing some of the most common symptoms of menopause both before and after the end of the menstrual cycle, our bioidentical hormone replacement therapy is tailored perfectly to replace the hormones that have significantly decreased in your blood.