While many chairs that allow a sitter to assume the zero gravity position are decidedly designed for indoor use (the Herman-Miller Eames Chair comes readily to mind for many), there are plenty of zero gravity recliners that are specifically designed to be used outside.
As a nutritionist and a woman who reversed her own sub-clinical thyroid condition in three months, I'd like you to have a broader picture of food and your thyroid. Here's what to eat (and why) to improve your thyroid function: 1. Cruciferous vegetables. Eat them raw, cooked or juiced.
Iodine is one of the most important nutrients that helps to maintain normal thyroid functions and iodine-rich foods such as seaweed must be included in the diet for hypothyroidism. You can choose from a variety of seed weeds such as wakame, kelp, nori and dulse and opt for dried varieties over the fresh ones.