Episode
The Truth About Healthy Fats: What Thyroid Thrivers Need to Know - Ep. 79
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- Thyroid Healthy Bites
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- Feb 19, 2025
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- 3070
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Summary
Are you confused about which fats are healthy vs. unhealthy and which fats are good choices for your thyroid-friendly cooking purposes? In this episode of Thyroid-Healthy Bites, we’re breaking it all down—why fats are essential for hormone balance, brain function, and inflammation control, plus which ones to choose (and which to avoid). As a former fat-phobic ‘80s kid turned Cordon Bleu chef, I’ll bust common myths about saturated fats and olive oil, clear up confusion about cooking oils, and help you make smart, thyroid-friendly choices with confidence. 🎁 Grab my FREE Simple Guide to Healthy Fats & Oils at https://www.hypothyroidchef.com/fats for an easy reference on the best fats for cooking and health! 🐟 Mentioned on the show: Check out my deep dive Guide to Thyroid-safe Tuna here: https://www.hypothyroidchef.com/blog/tuna-is-it-thyroid-safe 🛒 Ready to uplevel your thyroid-friendly meals? Download my FREE Thyroid-Friendly Grocery Guide : https://www.hypothyroidchef.com/grocery 💫 Subscribe & Review: If you've been enjoying The Thyroid-Healthy Bites Podcast, please subscribe, follow, or leave a review. Your support means the world and helps this show reach more Thyroid Thrivers who need support! Cheering you on, Ginny Mahar, FMCHC | @hypothyroidchef Disclaimer: The information provided in this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider before making any changes to your diet, treatment, or health practices.