Let's talk about how to improve your thyroid through fixing your liver, okay, and I'm talking

about a fatty liver. There's a huge significant link between hypothyroid conditions and a fatty

liver. The higher the liver enzymes are, the worse the thyroid is. And I'm talking about

thyroid stimulating hormone. It's going to be lower. Now, what is the connection between

these two organs? Well, if you don't know this, 80% of the conversion from T4, which is the

inactive thyroid hormone, the T3, which is the active thyroid hormone, occurs through your

liver. So the body needs the liver to convert most of that hormone. 20% is through the kidney. So

if there's kidney damage, that's also going to inhibit the conversion. So if you can improve the

liver, just by a little bit, you're going to create huge improvements in the thyroid. Now,

the other thing about hypothyroid conditions is that 90% of the time, it's a Hashimoto's

time. That's an autoimmune issue, which is different because there are antibodies against the

thyroid. So you basically have the immune system attacking the thyroid and that keeps it inflamed.

And that's another issue, too, because if the thyroid is not working and you develop Hashimoto's

hypothyroidism, just the fact that you have hypothyroidism, that can even contribute to a fatty liver.

But in the majority of the cases, the root cause of a fatty liver is either fructose or some

high carb diet. It is not the fact that you're eating that's causing the fatty liver,

like a lot of people talk about. It's the carbohydrates that are converting. Some of the studies

that people quote on having a high fat diet causes fatty liver. If you ever read them, they're

unmice and they're not actually just a high fat diet. They're a high fat, high carbohydrate diet.

If you mix the two, that's even worse because that's going to exaggerate things. So this is

what I'm going to recommend to improve this situation. We're just going to improve the function of

the liver, but there are certain things that we can actually work on both at the same time.

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