Hot Weather, Hashimoto’s, and Workouts: A Survival Guide

19 Jun 2025 • 10 min • EN
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In this solo episode of Thyroid Strong, I kick off the Summer Survival Series by tackling something most women with Hashimoto’s aren’t warned about: how summer heat + intense workouts can wreck your energy, your sleep, and your recovery. I share the science behind why your thyroid struggles more in the heat, especially during high-intensity training, and the surprising impact this combo has on cortisol, hydration, and recovery. Plus, I’ll walk you through practical tips to adjust your workout routine for the season—without giving up your strength goals. This episode is for every Hashi woman wondering why she crashes after a workout and how to stay strong without burning out in the summer heat. What You’ll Learn in This Episode:Why summer heat makes symptoms worse for women with Hashimoto’sThe cortisol, histamine, and hydration connectionHow to adjust workout intensity without sacrificing strengthBest times to work out in hot climatesIndoor alternatives to keep your steps upA weekly action plan to avoid energy crashes Highlight:  00:00 Kicking off the Summer Survival Series with Hashimoto’s 00:08 The Summer Struggle with Hashimoto's 00:56 Understanding the Impact of Heat on Your Thyroid 04:11 Strategies for a Thyroid-Friendly Summer Workout 05:43 Practical Tips for Staying Active in the Heat 07:16 Hydration and Recovery Tips 07:46 Action Plan for a Healthy Summer Links & Resources Apply for 1:1 Root Cause Functional Medicine Coaching 👉 1:1 Functional Health Coaching - Dr. Emily Kiberd Learn my secret to sustainable weight loss for Hashimoto’s. 👉Join Thyroid Strong Elite: 6-Month Group Coaching Walking pad recommendation 👉 https://www.dragondoor.com/?apid=tstrong

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