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About Tom Brimeyer

Tom Brimeyer is the founder of Forefront Health and the creator of the popular Hypothyroidism Revolution program series. Specializing in thyroid and metabolism disorders, Tom's work has impacted over 50,000 people spanning more than 60 countries. Tom is also a highly sought after practitioner who runs a successful health consulting practice where he continues to help clients across the globe to take back control of their lives from their devastating health conditions.

4 Ways to Safely Indulge Yourself This Holiday Season Without Ruining Your Thyroid

By |2024-12-10T05:58:28-08:00December 10th, 2024|Hypothyroidism, Nutrition|0 Comments

Want to know how your thyroid can have its cake and eat it too this holiday season?

We all know that sticking to a diet during the holidays is almost impossible.

Between all the sweets that are calling your name, the holiday parties, and the visitors, you don’t always have complete control over what you are eating.

Of […]

Ignoring Your Sugar Cravings May Be Dangerous to Your Thyroid

By |2024-12-03T04:35:22-08:00December 3rd, 2024|Hypothyroidism|11 Comments

Have you ever been really thirsty?

Maybe you’ve spent the day outside in the hot summer sun.

Or, maybe you’ve been drenched in sweat after physical activity.

Nobody questions a sign of thirst as a potentially harmful craving or addiction.

Thirst is simply a sign from your body that you need more water.

And because water is considered “healthy”, you […]

How to Boost Your Thyroid in 60-Seconds with a Carrot

By |2024-12-03T08:49:35-08:00November 26th, 2024|Healthy Recipes, Hypothyroidism|78 Comments

Want to know how a carrot a day can help boost your thyroid health?

All you need is four simple ingredients, five simple steps, and 60 short seconds and I’ll show you how.

This quick and easy thyroid-boosting recipe is so easy you can’t afford not to use it.

And if you suffer from Hashimoto’s thyroiditis then this […]

How to Fix This BIG Thyroid Diet Mistake Using the Nutrient-Activation Principle

By |2024-11-12T02:15:05-08:00November 12th, 2024|Hypothyroidism, Nutrition|18 Comments

Have you ever made a big mistake?

Of course… everyone has.

Unlike most others, I encourage people to make mistakes.

Why?

Because we learn and grow by the mistakes we make.

Just like Thomas Edison, who failed a thousand times before creating a working light bulb.

If it wasn’t for those first thousand mistakes, he never would have learned what works […]

How to Lower Inflammation, Boost Thyroid and Metabolism, and Protect Yourself from Cancer with Eggshells

By |2024-11-05T04:53:28-08:00November 5th, 2024|Hypothyroidism, Supplements|72 Comments

Do you eat your eggshells?

If not, you’re throwing away one of the most therapeutic parts of the egg and you don’t even realize it.

Sure, egg yolks, in particular, contain numerous thyroid-boosting nutrients.

Yet, don’t underestimate the power of the eggshell.

Believe it or not, eggshells can be used to help improve your thyroid health in numerous ways.

Today, […]

Why Hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s Sufferers Should Avoid Gluten (and How Progesterone Can Help)…

By |2024-10-29T03:47:21-07:00October 29th, 2024|Hashimoto's, Hypothyroidism|16 Comments

Many are doing it… but they’re doing it all wrong.

Avoiding gluten isn’t such a controversial topic as it was when we first started working with clients all those years ago.

Back then, people would look at you like you were crazy if you talked about it.

Today, people look at you like you’re crazy if you don’t.

Yet, […]

Hypothyroidism and Constipation: How to “Safely” Clear Up Constipation Without the Dangers of Excessive Fiber

By |2024-10-15T09:13:14-07:00October 15th, 2024|Hypothyroidism|11 Comments

Are you using potentially dangerous methods to clear your constipation?

Well, odds are you’re going about it all wrong.

Sure, cramming as much fiber down your throat as possible will make you go (eventually).

Yet, that’s only because you can’t digest insoluble fiber, so it has nowhere else to go.

That’s the way most think about constipation, which is […]