22/09/2026
We all get tired, and Iâm not immune to low energy.
Last week after pushing myself for a couple of days, one day I felt the need to work from the sofa.
I kept my drive but I admit I lost a bit of motivation.
I wanted to hide myself away for a bit.
I wanted to have coffee, chocolate, an âenergyâ drink. A friend said the gym always perked her up.
These are the common go-tos.
We have jobs, families, people to consider and care for, things that must get done.
So we reach for stuff we know is likely to give us a boost.
This stuff may help in the short term.
Itâs less likely to support us beyond that.
In fact, likely the opposite.
Both coffee and sugar give but then they take.
Working out on an already-depleted body could slow the metabolism further as the body tries to protect itself and keep its reserves.
So the way we need to manage hypothyroid energy is far from this.
We nourish the body.
We support the pathways and processes that happen in healthy thyroid metabolism.
Focusing on nourishment.
Finding a way to get more nutrients in quickly.
Regulating my nervous system to optimise digestion and also to enable conversion of inactive hormone into active hormone.
By mid afternoon I felt fine again.
Back to normal and ready for the evening rush of kid and household demands.
This is what I want more women with hypothyroidism to see.
Itâs the approach that needs to change.
Once you understand how your body is working. How thyroid hormone needs to get where itâs going, youâll know what you need to do to help your own body.
Youâll have the answers every time.
And youâll be able to get back to your evening rush, or back to the things you love.
I sometimes get tired.
But it never lasts.
I know how to sort it out FAST.
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