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Ever been told your thyroid is “normal”... but you still feel exhausted, foggy, and like your metabolism completely disappeared?

Your thyroid controls how your body uses energy. It affects metabolism, body temperature, brain function, digestion, hair, mood, and more.

Most practices mainly check a lab called **TSH**, which is a signal sent from the brain to the thyroid. But TSH is not the actual thyroid hormone your cells use for energy.

The hormone that does most of the work inside the body is called **T3**.

T3 is the active thyroid hormone that helps your cells produce energy. It helps regulate how efficiently your body burns calories, how warm you feel, how clearly you think, and even how well your muscles and digestion function.

Your thyroid mostly makes a hormone called **T4**, which is like an inactive “storage” hormone. Your body then has to convert T4 into T3 so your cells can actually use it.

The problem? Some people do not convert T4 into T3 efficiently.

So even if your TSH and T4 look “normal,” your cells may still not be getting enough active thyroid hormone to function optimally.

That’s why some people still experience:
✨ fatigue
✨ brain fog
✨ weight gain
✨ hair thinning
✨ constipation
✨ feeling cold
✨ low motivation or low mood

At Prosper Health, we look at the full thyroid picture, including Free T3, because normal labs do not always mean optimal function.

Thyroid hormone regulation of metabolism Authors: Mullur R., Liu Y.Y., Brent G.A. Published in: Physiological Reviews (2014) DOI Link: https://doi.org/10.1152/physrev.00030.2013

From now on, I’m going to commission my 3 year old son to draw what happens to our hormones during perimenopause . . .

Perimenopause is giving Jersey Shore house energy: loud, sweaty, emotional, and nobody is communicating well.

For many women, this phase can bring:

✨ 3 AM wake-ups
✨ Anxiety out of nowhere
✨ Heavy or irregular cycles
✨ Irritability
✨ Night sweats
✨ Low libido
✨ Feeling unlike yourself

One major reason: hormones begin to shift unpredictably. Estrogen may fluctuate wildly, rising and falling erratically, while progesterone often declines first.

Progesterone is more than a reproductive hormone. It supports calming GABA receptors, sleep quality, cycle balance, mood, and bone health.

When clinically appropriate, restoring what the body is actually losing can be life-changing.

You are not crazy. You are not lazy. You are not “too young.” You may be in perimenopause.

Live long. Join Prosper Health. ✨

Nothing better than waking up to morning texts like these ☺️

🎉 Big news at Join Prosper Health 🎉

We’re officially LegitScript Certified ✅

Why that’s kind of a big deal

✨ Care is provided by real, fully licensed medical providers

✨ Our telehealth and prescribing practices passed a national compliance review

✨ No shortcuts, no sketchy medicine, no internet nonsense

This certification helps separate legitimate medical practices from the noise online and confirms that Join Prosper Health meets high standards for safety, transparency, and patient care.

Same heart. Same care. Now with an official gold star ⭐️



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Just to be clear.

We are fully operational and will continue to be past the deadline, but Nurse Practitioners and Patients deserve better.

NJ rolls back COVID-era rules for nurse practitioners, raising access concerns The executive order reinstates pre-pandemic rules, once again requiring every nurse practitioner-run practice to have a collaborating physician.

Let’s make this the year you Prosper ✨

Reviews like this are important because they highlight what so many people quietly deal with every day. Not sleeping well, feeling off, cycles changing, weight that won’t budge, and being told it’s all just “normal.”

That’s where targeted treatment actually matters. Progesterone can settle the nervous system, improve sleep, and bring cycles back into a workable rhythm. GLPs supports the metabolic side by addressing insulin resistance, appetite signals, and stubborn weight. When both systems finally get the support they need, people stop feeling like they’re fighting their own body all day long.

This is the kind of progress we work for at Prosper ✨