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Fix #1: Support your T3 conversion • Eat enough carbs (yes, really) • Selenium (brazil nuts, eggs, sardines) • Zinc (beef, pumpkin seeds) • Magnesium (glycinate or malate) • Liver support (bitter greens, milk thistle)

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