In today’s inspiring episode, we sit down with KGN University member Kierra, whose journey with Hashimoto’s is nothing short of transformational.
Kierra came to KGN feeling bloated, fatigued, and stuck — unsure how to move forward. But through our root-cause healing approach, she’s now down 26 pounds, her bloating is gone, her energy is back, and the best part? She’s off her medication and back in love with her body.
You’ll hear how she advocated for her health, pushed for the right labs, and found confidence not just in numbers on the scale — but in how she shows up in the world. Her transformation didn’t just heal her thyroid — it gave her the freedom to express her identity again through the thing she loves most: fashion.
In this episode, Kierra shares:
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What it was like navigating Hashimoto’s and not feeling heard in traditional healthcare
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How she learned to advocate for herself and ask for full thyroid lab panels
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The process inside KGN that helped her lose weight, reduce inflammation, and ditch the bloat
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Why getting off thyroid meds wasn’t just physical — it was emotional freedom
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The deeper confidence she gained by dressing in a way that reflects who she truly is
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Her advice for women who feel like healing their thyroid is impossible
You’re not too far gone. You just need the right roadmap — and belief that you’re worthy of healing.
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