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T/NRG

T/NRG

60 Vegetarian Capsules

Physicians’ Standard – T/NRG

Supports Healthy Thyroid Function | D-79
45 Vegetarian Capsules | Dietary Supplement

Professional Overview:
T/NRG is formulated to support thyroid metabolism, hormone regulation, and immune balance. It provides key micronutrients and botanical co-factors that help protect the thyroid gland from oxidative stress and immune assault, while maintaining balanced pituitary-thyroid communication.
This comprehensive approach promotes energy, focus, metabolic efficiency, and mood stability in patients needing foundational thyroid support.

Key Benefits for Patients:

  • Promotes healthy thyroid hormone synthesis and conversion*
  • Supports metabolic energy, weight balance, and vitality*
  • Helps protect thyroid cells from oxidative and immune stress*
  • Encourages balanced pituitary signaling and hormonal feedback*
  • Aids circulatory and digestive support associated with thyroid wellness*

Clinical Applications:

  • Subclinical or mild thyroid imbalance (fatigue, sluggish metabolism)
  • Adjunct to hypothyroid or Hashimoto’s support protocols
  • Patients with cold intolerance, low energy, or stress-induced endocrine fatigue
  • Post-partum, perimenopausal, or adrenal-related metabolic slowdown
  • Foundational support in endocrine, detox, or weight-management programs

    Suggested Use

    Take 1 capsule twice a day.

    Or as recommended by your healthcare practitioner. You should carefully read all product packaging and labels. If you have suspect that you have a medical problem, contact your medical professional.
    Carefully review all product packaging and labels. If you have or suspect that you have a medical condition, promptly consult your medical professional.
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    Physicians’ Standard utilizes a proprietary extraction process to enhance the bioavailability of the following active ingredients in T/NRG, aiming to maximize their potential benefits:

    • Ginger Root Extract: May support healthy circulation and contribute to the maintenance of normal body temperature.*
    • Lemon Extract: Contains bioflavonoids that may support the structural integrity of blood vessels, including veins and capillaries, and may contribute to healthy thyroid function.*
    • Eleuthero Siberian Root (Panax Ginseng): May support healthy adrenal gland function during times of physiological stress, thereby supporting a healthy immune system.* Additionally, it may contribute to cognitive and physical performance and general well-being.*
    • Zinc: Plays a role in the normal conversion of T4 to T3, which is important for healthy thyroid function.*
    • Selenium: A component of enzymes involved in the conversion of T4 to T3, selenium may support the normal production and conversion of thyroid hormones.* Selenium is important for healthy thyroid function.*

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What ingredients should I look for in a thyroid support supplement?

    Look for supplements that contain nutrients like iodine, selenium, zinc, and other ingredients that support healthy thyroid function. It is always important to discuss supplement use with your doctor.

    Can stress affect my thyroid?

    Physiological stress may impact the body's normal functions, including the endocrine system. Supplements containing ingredients that support adrenal health may be beneficial during times of stress.*

    Why is the conversion of T4 to T3 important?

    T4 and T3 are thyroid hormones. T3 is the more active form. Nutrients like selenium and zinc play a role in the normal conversion of T4 to T3.*

    How do I know if a thyroid support supplement is right for me?

    It is always best to consult with a healthcare professional before taking any dietary supplement, especially if you have existing health conditions or are taking medications.  

    References

    1. Pol Merkur Lekarski. 2015 Jun;38(228):348-53.
    2. Free Radic Biol Med. 1994 Jul;17(1):45-64.
    3. Indian J Exp.Biol. 2006;44(11):892-897.