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Jackson / Brilliant Burnout / Thomson Shore / CMYK / Spine Width .750  BRILLIANT BURNOUT
 RENEW YOUR PASSIONATE SELF  B RILLIAN T
 Women’s Health  n Brilliant Burnout, Nisha Jackson reveals
 proven and successful testing and treat-
 of their game quickly and successfully.  Iment strategies, with step-by-step instruc-
 “Dr. Jackson’s book is a must-read for
 balance and compelling insights that have
 anyone who wants to get back to the top   tions for optimal hormone, brain, and body   BU R NOU T
 their lives and step up their game. Learn and
 It is a step-by-step guide to feeling vibrant,   helped women all around the world change   BRILLIAN T  BU R NOU T  How Successful,
 balanced, and in shape. Most importantly,
 use the tactics explained in this book to beat
 you will feel happy and good about yourself.
 the big snooze of burning out!
 I know how grateful I am for this book!
 Thank you, Nisha!”
                      in the Game by Rewiring
 —KYLE RICHARDS, actress, producer,   Driven Women Can Stay   Factors that Affect
 television personality, and reality TV star
                       Their Bodies, Brains,
 “Brilliant Burnout provides simple, quick,   and Hormones
 easy steps to fi  x your brain balance, stress
 system, hormones, and body to ultimately
 get you from burnout back to who you were
 meant to be. This is a must-read.”
 —MORGAN FAIRCHILD,  NISHA JACKSON is a nationally recognized
  actress and activist
 specialist. She is the founder and owner of
 “As a high-octane athlete, I know fi  rsthand   hormone  expert  and  gynecology  health   Thyroid Function
 Peak Medical Clinics, a renowned lecturer,
 what it’s like to be exposed to trauma and
 shock. Nisha’s program is exactly what
 and  is the author of two other books—The
 women need today to get strong, healthy,   motivational speaker, radio host, columnist,
 Hormone Survival Guide to Perimenopause:
 and back to who they were meant to be.”
 and Surviving the Teenage Hormone Take-
 —KRISTIE ENNIS, adaptive athlete,   How to Balance Your Hormones Naturally  JACK SO N  N IS H A  J A C KS ON , P h D
 entrepreneur, and retired military
 over: A Guide for Moms.
      US $18.95
 www.nishajackson.com                                                                 Factors that inhibit
 Author photo by Christopher Briscoe Photography
 Cover design by Greenleaf Book Group   and Kim Lance
                                                                                      proper production of
                                                                                      thyroid hormones:
                                                                                      • STRESS
               Factors that contribute                                                • INFECTION, TRAUMA,
             to proper production of                                                    RADIATION, MEDICATIONS
                     thyroid hormones:                                                • FLOURIDE
                                                                                      • TOXINS: PESTICIDE,
            • NUTRIENTS: IRON, IODINE,                         T4                       MERCURY, CADMIUM, LEAD
            TYROSINE, ZINC, SELENIUM,                                                 • AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES:
               VITAMIN E, B2, B3, B6, C, D
                                                                                        CELIAC
                                                                                               Factors that increase
                                                                                               conversion of
             Factors that increase                                                             T4 to T3:
                      conversion of
                           T4 to RT3:                                                          • SELENI   M
                                                                                                         U
                              • STRESS          RT3                           T3               • ZINC
                            • TRAUMA
               • LOW-CALORIE DIET
                   • INFLAMMATION                                        T3 and RT3 compete for binding sites
                             • TOXINS
                        • INFECTIONS                                                      Factors that improve
                     • LIVER/KIDNEY                                                       cellular sensitivity to
                                                                                               o
                      DYSFUNCTION                                                         thyr  id hormones:
                            • CERTAIN                        NUCLEUS                      • VITAMIN A
                        MEDICATIONS                                                       • EXERCISE

                                                             CELL                         • ZINC








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