Podcast 444: Thyrodine
Podcast 444: Thyrodine In this episode, Phil Thomas shares with us the fascinating story behind how ‘atomidine’ was discovered by…
Your Thyroid Gland is a small butterfly-shaped gland in your neck. It produces hormones that regulate your metabolic rate controlling:
- Heart, muscle and digestive functions
- Energy and moods
- Brain development
- Bone maintenance.
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