Iodine

Fluoride is found in your running water. While this inorganic anion is vital for teeth health, you do not want huge quantities of it in your system as it is known to settle into the pituitary gland and leave behind a deposit in the form of a calcium husk.

Iodine deficiencies have been known to cause fluoride buildup, so increase your iodine intake, which can be found abundantly in foods like fish, seaweed, and potatoes.

Our all natural thyroid support supplement Thyrite has the exact dose of iodine needed for a healthy thyroid and pituitary. You can check it out here.

Oregano Oil

Oregano oil has powerful antioxidant properties that remove harmful organisms and microbes before they’re able to attack vital tissue areas like the pituitary gland.

In addition, the oil is also used as a defense against harmful free radicals. If you know anything about testosterone production, then you know free radicals binds to free testosterone, thus rendering them ineffective.

Beet Juice

The substance that gives beets its deep crimson color also contains boron. This element counteracts the effects of too much calcium and also flushes out fluoride and metal compounds. Beets also promote cellular health with its rich concentrations of B vitamins.

Shilajit

Shilajit, along with being dense in trace minerals, helps remove metal toxins such as excess iron and other heavy metals that can accumulate in the body.

Make sure to get one that is relatively fat free as this does contain some of the age promoting polyunsaturated fats.

Organ Meats

Organ meats contain vitamins and minerals essential for decalcifying calcium deposits. Organ meats are also a rich source of retinoic acid, which has been shown in studies to increase androgen levels.

Aside from eating the organ meats like heart, liver and kidneys, try using a good organ meat supplement!

Keep your intake of this in moderation though as it contains the age promoting polyunsaturated fats as well.