Happy AMEN day ,

If you’re planning for a family, currently pregnant, or simply trying to figure out why your energy and hormones feel "off," I have a question for you:

When was the last time a doctor checked your iodine levels?

For most women, the answer is "never."

We’ve been told for decades that iodine deficiency is a thing of the past—that a little iodized salt on your fries is enough. But the latest data tells a much different story. Leading experts have found that over 97% of patients are actually deficient, and women of childbearing age are the most at risk.

I just posted a new video breaking down why this "overlooked" nutrient is the hidden key to so many health struggles.

Watch the New Video Here

In this video, we dive into:

The Pregnancy Connection: Why iodine sufficiency before conception is the single most important factor for a baby’s brain development.

The "Halide" Problem: How everyday things like tap water and food additives (fluoride and bromide) are literally pushing iodine out of your body.

The Symptoms: Why fatigue, hair loss, and "brain fog" are often iodine issues disguised as thyroid problems.

The Prenatal Myth: Why your current prenatal vitamin might be leaving you (and your baby) unprotected.

Whether you're thinking about pregnancy or just want to reclaim your vitality and hormonal balance, this is information you likely won't hear in a standard check-up.

Check out the full breakdown here:

I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments—have you ever had your levels tested?

Stay healthy,

Annette

P.S. If you know a woman planning for a baby, please consider forwarding this email or the video to her. It’s a conversation that can quite literally change a child's future.

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