Grass-Fed Beef Thyroid with Liver – 180 capsules food supplement • freeze-dried organs • grass-fed Dutch cattle • traceable farm sourcing • beef gelatine capsules • no fillers or flavourings
Modern Native Grass-Fed Beef Thyroid combines freeze-dried beef thyroid and liver in a beef gelatine capsule.
- Per capsule 60 mg + 440 mg Beef thyroid + beef liver. 500 mg of organ tissue in total.
- Nutritional profile Vitamin A · B12 · iodine Nutrients naturally present in the whole-organ ingredients.
- Clean formula No fillers No sweeteners, flavourings, gluten or soya.
The organs come from Dutch cattle that graze freely on natural pasture. Modern Native works with sourcing partners including Zorg & Natuur, Vlees van Ons and Reestdal Rund. Reestdal Rund raises 100% pasture-fed cattle in Reestdal — an ancient Dutch landscape whose character has changed remarkably little in around 800 years; its pastures are managed without synthetic fertilisers or pesticides.
How to take: start with 1 capsule daily and gradually increase according to tolerance, up to 6 capsules per day. 180 capsules · 30-day supply at the full 6-capsule daily serving.
Grass-Fed Beef Thyroid with Liver – Freeze-Dried Organs in Capsules
Grass-Fed Beef Thyroid with Liver is a food supplement made with freeze-dried beef thyroid and freeze-dried beef liver in a beef gelatine capsule. Each capsule provides 60 mg of thyroid and 440 mg of liver – 500 mg of organ ingredients in total.
- Designed for: adults who want to include a specialised thyroid organ ingredient without preparing organ meat at home.
- Formula: beef thyroid and beef liver from grass-fed cattle.
- Declared micronutrients: vitamin A, vitamin B3, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, copper, selenium and zinc.
- Short ingredient list: two freeze-dried organs in a beef gelatine capsule, with no added fillers or flavourings.
- Directions: the manufacturer recommends 1–6 capsules daily, starting with 1 capsule and increasing gradually.
This is not a multivitamin blend of isolated vitamins and minerals. The formula is based on whole-organ ingredients, freeze-dried, ground into powder and filled into beef gelatine capsules. Compared with liver-only capsules, it has a more specialised focus, combining thyroid and liver in a clearly stated ratio.
Important: the manufacturer states that beef thyroid naturally contains hormones and may interact with certain forms of hormone therapy. Consult your doctor before use if you have a thyroid condition, take medication or hormone therapy, are pregnant or breastfeeding. Do not exceed the recommended daily serving.
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For a 6-capsule serving, the manufacturer declares vitamin A, vitamin B12 and copper, among other micronutrients. Vitamin A contributes to the maintenance of normal vision and the normal function of the immune system. Vitamin B12 contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism, normal functioning of the nervous system, normal red blood cell formation and the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.
Vitamin B3, vitamin B6, selenium and zinc are listed here only as micronutrients declared by the manufacturer, without additional health claims.
Sources: Modern Native – Thyroid, EU Register of nutrition and health claims.
Grass-Fed Beef Thyroid with Liver – Key Features
- Specialised organ formula – a measured capsule format for including beef thyroid without preparing organ meat at home.
- Thyroid + liver – each capsule contains 60 mg of beef thyroid and 440 mg of beef liver.
- Grass-fed Dutch cattle – sourced from cattle raised on natural pasture in the Netherlands.
- Freeze-dried – processed without conventional heat drying.
- Vitamin A – contributes to the maintenance of normal vision and the normal function of the immune system.
- Vitamin B12 – contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism, normal functioning of the nervous system, normal red blood cell formation and the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.
- Further declared micronutrients – vitamin B3, vitamin B6, copper, selenium and zinc form part of the nutritional profile stated by the manufacturer.
- Short ingredient list – beef thyroid, beef liver and beef gelatine, with no added fillers or flavourings.
- Gradual serving – start with 1 capsule daily and increase slowly according to tolerance.
- Maximum daily serving – do not exceed 6 capsules daily.
A specialised organ supplement built around three clear points: a precisely stated thyroid-to-liver ratio, traceable grass-fed Dutch sourcing and a gradual approach to serving size.
Which Modern Native product is right for you?
Modern Native formulas differ mainly in the organs used and the breadth of the blend. The easiest way to choose is to distinguish between single-organ products, multi-organ blends and more specialised formulas.
Single-organ capsules centre on one main organ ingredient. Liver, heart and kidney each have a distinct nutritional profile, so the organ itself and the declared serving are the key points to compare.
Multi-organ blends combine several organs in one serving and suit customers who prefer broader organ variety rather than one specific ingredient.
Specialised organ formulas pair a specific gland or organ with another animal-derived ingredient. Beef Thyroid with Liver belongs in this group.
Fermented animal-based supplements take the Modern Native range beyond organ meat. Oerkefir, for example, brings traditionally fermented kefir into capsule form.
Why Choose Modern Native
Born in the Netherlands: Modern Native grew from a return to organ meat and the nose-to-tail principle. Founder Jeroen van Straaten developed the brand from his own experience with strength training and a highly restricted diet.
Traceable grass-fed sourcing: The brand states that its organs come from grass-fed Dutch cattle raised on natural pasture. Key sourcing partners include Zorg & Natuur, Vlees van Ons and Reestdal Rund.
Reestdal Rund: This sourcing partner raises cattle on pasture across roughly 200 hectares in Drenthe and Overijssel. Its pastures are managed without synthetic fertilisers or pesticides. Reestdal itself is an ancient Dutch landscape whose character, according to Landschap Overijssel, has changed remarkably little in around 800 years.
Freeze-dried, then encapsulated: The organs are freeze-dried, ground into powder and filled into beef gelatine capsules. This product contains only beef thyroid, beef liver and beef gelatine.
Testing and packaging: Modern Native states that its organ supplements are independently tested for toxins and packaged in glass jars, limiting prolonged contact between the capsules and plastic during storage.
What it is not: Modern Native is neither vegan nor certified organic. The range is aimed at customers who prioritise animal-based organ ingredients, traceable sourcing and short ingredient lists.
Sources: Modern Native – Thyroid, Reestdal Rund, Landschap Overijssel – Reestdal.
Grass-fed Dutch sourcing
Organs from grass-fed Dutch cattle raised on natural pasture, with named sourcing partners.
Nose-to-tail approach
The range makes use of organs that are often missing from modern diets but have long formed part of traditional animal-based eating.
Freeze-dried
Freeze-drying removes water without conventional heat drying before the organs are ground into powder.
No added fillers or flavourings
This formula contains only beef thyroid, beef liver and a beef gelatine capsule.
Glass packaging
The glass jar limits prolonged contact between the capsules and plastic during storage.
Independent testing
Modern Native states that its organ supplements are independently tested for toxins.
Ingredients
Freeze-dried beef thyroid from grass-fed Dutch cattle, freeze-dried beef liver from grass-fed Dutch cattle, beef gelatine (capsule).
Per capsule
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Freeze-dried beef thyroid | 60 mg |
| Freeze-dried beef liver | 440 mg |
| Total organ ingredients | 500 mg |
| Capsule | Beef gelatine |
Declared micronutrients per 6 capsules
| Micronutrient | Amount | Nutritional context |
|---|---|---|
| Vitamin A | 3920.75 IU | Vitamin A contributes to the maintenance of normal vision and the normal function of the immune system. |
| Vitamin B3 | 1.5 mg | Micronutrient declared by the manufacturer; no additional health claim is made here. |
| Vitamin B6 | 0.15 mg | Micronutrient declared by the manufacturer; no additional health claim is made here. |
| Vitamin B12 | 18.5 µg | Vitamin B12 contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism, normal functioning of the nervous system, normal red blood cell formation and the reduction of tiredness and fatigue. |
| Copper | 1.2 mg | Micronutrient declared by the manufacturer. |
| Selenium | 6.7 µg | Micronutrient declared by the manufacturer; no additional health claim is made here. |
| Zinc | 0.78 mg | Micronutrient declared by the manufacturer; no additional health claim is made here. |
Micronutrient values are taken from the manufacturer's current product page for a 6-capsule serving. The manufacturer states that 6 capsules provide 3,000 mg of freeze-dried organs, equivalent to approximately 15 g of fresh organ meat.
Ingredient Breakdown
Freeze-Dried Beef Thyroid
What it is: Freeze-dried thyroid tissue from grass-fed cattle. Each capsule contains 60 mg; the maximum daily serving provides 360 mg.
Role in the formula: The defining ingredient that gives the product its specialised thyroid focus.
In practice: A measured capsule format, without the need to prepare fresh thyroid tissue or add flavourings.
Freeze-Dried Beef Liver
What it is: Freeze-dried beef liver from grass-fed Dutch cattle. Each capsule contains 440 mg; the maximum daily serving provides 2,640 mg.
Role in the formula: Liver makes up the larger share of the organ content and accompanies the thyroid ingredient.
In the capsule: 440 mg of liver alongside 60 mg of thyroid, in a clearly stated ratio.
Beef Gelatine Capsule
What it is: An animal-derived capsule shell made from beef gelatine.
Role in the formula: Holds the measured organ powder in a capsule that matches the animal-based formulation.
In practice: It limits direct contact with the taste of the organ powder and makes the supplement easier to take.
Naturally Occurring Micronutrients
What they are: For a 6-capsule serving, the manufacturer lists vitamin A, vitamin B3, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, copper, selenium and zinc.
Nutritional context: Vitamin A contributes to the maintenance of normal vision and normal immune function. Vitamin B12 contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism and the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.
Why this matters: These micronutrients are not added as a separate multivitamin premix; they are declared in connection with the organ ingredients themselves.
What does that mean in practice?
Grass-Fed Beef Thyroid with Liver combines 60 mg of freeze-dried beef thyroid with 440 mg of freeze-dried beef liver in each capsule. The key points are the clearly stated ratio, grass-fed Dutch sourcing and the option to begin with a low serving.
Directions
Start with 1 capsule daily. Increase gradually according to tolerance, up to 6 capsules daily. At the maximum serving, a jar of 180 capsules lasts 30 days.
- Starting: take 1 capsule daily for the first few days, then increase gradually.
- With food or on an empty stomach: the manufacturer notes that some nutrients, including vitamin A, are better absorbed with a meal containing fat, while thyroid supplements are also commonly taken on an empty stomach. Choose the option that suits your tolerance and any medication you take.
- Water: swallow the capsules with plenty of water.
- Maximum serving: do not exceed 6 capsules daily.
Warnings
- Follow the recommended daily serving and do not exceed 6 capsules daily.
- Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
- Keep out of reach of young children; the manufacturer states that this product is not suitable for children.
- Not suitable for vegans or vegetarians.
- The manufacturer states that beef thyroid naturally contains hormones and may interact with certain forms of hormone therapy.
- Consult your doctor before use if you have a thyroid condition, take medication or hormone therapy, are pregnant or breastfeeding.
- Do not use if you are allergic or intolerant to any of the ingredients.
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
FAQ
What is Grass-Fed Beef Thyroid with Liver designed for?
It is a specialised organ-based food supplement for adults. The formula contains freeze-dried beef thyroid, freeze-dried beef liver and a beef gelatine capsule.
How should I take the capsules?
Start with 1 capsule daily. Gradually increase according to individual tolerance, up to 6 capsules daily. Swallow with water; if you have a sensitive stomach, taking the capsules with food may be more comfortable.
Do I need to start with the full serving?
No. A gradual start is more appropriate with organ supplements, particularly thyroid-based formulas. Take 1 capsule daily for the first few days, then increase gradually according to tolerance.
How should I approach regular use?
Use the first few days to assess tolerance and establish your serving gradually. Do not exceed the recommended daily amount.
Should I take the capsules with food or on an empty stomach?
The manufacturer notes two practical considerations: some nutrients, including vitamin A, are better absorbed with a meal containing fat, while thyroid supplements are also commonly taken on an empty stomach. If you take medication or hormone therapy, follow your doctor's advice.
Can I split the daily serving throughout the day?
Yes. The daily serving can be taken at once or divided throughout the day. Do not exceed the maximum daily serving of 6 capsules.
How much fresh organ meat does the maximum daily serving equate to?
The maximum daily serving of 6 capsules provides 3,000 mg of freeze-dried organs. The manufacturer equates this to approximately 15 g of fresh organ meat.
How is this different from beef liver capsules?
Beef liver capsules contain liver as the sole organ ingredient. Grass-Fed Beef Thyroid with Liver contains 60 mg of beef thyroid and 440 mg of beef liver per capsule, giving it a more specialised thyroid-focused formula.
How is this different from a multi-organ blend?
A multi-organ blend combines several different organs in one serving. This formula is deliberately narrower: beef thyroid and beef liver in a clearly stated ratio.
How is this different from a standard multivitamin?
A conventional multivitamin is typically a blend of isolated vitamins and minerals. Here, the micronutrients occur naturally within the whole-organ ingredients.
Which micronutrients does the manufacturer declare?
For a 6-capsule serving, the manufacturer's current English product page lists vitamin A, vitamin B3, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, copper, selenium and zinc.
Does the supplement naturally contain thyroid hormones?
Yes. On its Dutch product page, the manufacturer explicitly states that beef thyroid naturally contains hormones and may interact with certain forms of hormone therapy. No specific hormone amount is declared and this is not presented as a health claim. If you take medication or hormone therapy, consult your doctor before use.
Can this supplement replace thyroid medication?
No. This is a food supplement, not a medicine. It is not intended to treat, prevent or diagnose thyroid disease and must not replace treatment prescribed by a doctor.
Is it suitable if I have hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism or Hashimoto's thyroiditis?
If you have any thyroid condition, consult your doctor before use. This also applies if your TSH, fT3, fT4 or thyroid antibodies are being monitored, or if your medication is being adjusted.
Can I take it with thyroid medication?
Not without first consulting your doctor. Extra care is appropriate with thyroid-derived ingredients because individual sensitivity and medication can vary considerably.
Is it suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
Consult your doctor before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or planning a pregnancy. This is particularly important because the formula contains thyroid tissue, naturally occurring hormones and vitamin A from beef liver.
Who should not take this supplement?
It is not intended for children and is not suitable for vegans or vegetarians. Consult your doctor before use if you have a thyroid condition, take thyroid medication or hormone therapy, are pregnant or breastfeeding, are planning a pregnancy, or have another relevant health condition.
Can I combine it with other food supplements?
That depends on your overall nutrient intake and any medication you take. With a thyroid-based supplement, medication and hormone therapy are particularly important considerations; discuss combinations with your doctor where relevant.
Are the capsules suitable for vegans or vegetarians?
No. The formula is entirely animal-derived: beef thyroid, beef liver and a beef gelatine capsule.
Is the supplement certified organic?
No. This is not a certified organic food supplement. Modern Native instead focuses on grass-fed animal ingredients, traceable sourcing, a short ingredient list, glass packaging and freeze-drying.
What does grass-fed mean for this product?
It means the beef organs come from cattle fed on grass. For this product, the ingredients are sourced from pasture-based Dutch farms.
Where do the ingredients come from?
The beef organs come from grass-fed Dutch cattle. Modern Native works with named local sourcing partners, supporting greater traceability across the supply chain.
How does Modern Native's nose-to-tail approach relate to sustainability?
Organ supplements make use of parts of the animal that are often overlooked in modern diets. This follows a nose-to-tail approach and makes fuller use of nutrient-rich animal ingredients.
Why does Modern Native use glass jars?
Modern Native packages its capsules in glass, limiting prolonged contact with plastic during storage. The brand presents glass packaging as part of its approach to storing organ-based supplements.
What does nose-to-tail mean?
Nose-to-tail means using the whole animal rather than focusing only on muscle meat. In organ-based nutrition, this includes traditionally eaten parts such as liver, heart, kidneys and glands, each with a different nutritional profile.
What is freeze-drying?
Freeze-drying, or lyophilisation, removes water from the organ meat without conventional heat drying. The result is a dry organ powder that can be filled into capsules.
Do the capsules have a strong taste, and can I open them?
The capsule shell greatly limits direct contact with the taste of the organ powder. You can technically open a capsule, but freeze-dried organs can have a pronounced taste and aroma. For everyday use, swallowing the capsule whole with water is usually more practical.
How should I store the product, and how long does one jar last?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and out of reach of young children. A jar contains 180 capsules and lasts 30 days at the maximum serving of 6 capsules daily. It will last longer at a lower serving.
Additional parameters
| Category: | Dried organs (offal) |
|---|---|
| EAN: | 8720589464100 |
| Producer: | Modern Native B.V. Flevolaan 10, 9501 VG, Stadskanaal, The Netherlands |
| Country of origin: | Netherlands |
| Why buy: | Dutch company that manufactures and sells high quality dietary supplements. They are concentrated and lyophilized organs in capsules. Their mission is to bring the wisdom of our ancestors back to the modern world for optimal health. |
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Our ancestors lived differently from us. Traditional societies have been eating organ meat for centuries. They did it for a reason. Intuitively, they knew it was good for them. They knew that organ meats were the source of the most important nutrients. Similarly, in nature many predators go after organ meat first and muscle meat second.
We hardly eat organs these days. It's an ancient tradition that has faded away. Modern Native's mission is to bring the wisdom of our ancestors back to the modern world for optimal health, strength and happiness.
There is no organ meat like meat
Not all organs are the same. When looking for quality (organ) meat, it is important to check several points:
- 100% grass-fed cattle
- Without hormones
- Pesticide and GMO free
- Animals live stress-free and completely in the wild
The term "grass-fed" doesn't tell the whole story. The cow may be partially outside in the summer eating fresh grass, while most of the time she is in the barn and fed concentrate. 100% grass-fed, that's the Modern Native way of doing things. They only work with farmers whose cattle meet the above points. The organs are obtained from cattle in the Netherlands.
Why local cattle?
- It maintains the health of local natural farmers and creates jobs in the industry, thus creating more natural farmers in the Netherlands.
- Where there is more demand, there will be more supply. This will eventually allow the price of quality meat, including organ meat, to fall.
- More local natural farmers means fewer traditional herds (mass production) and happier cattle.
- Money spent on local farms stays in the economy, which has a domino effect and creates more jobs.
- Shorter distribution chains reduce unnecessary transport.
- When there are more natural livestock, healthier soil is created.
- Naturally grazing cattle return nutrients to the soil through the urine and manure they excrete.
Method for Modern Native accessories
- It comes from 100% grass-fed cattle.
- No hormones.
- Pesticide and GMO free.
- The animals live stress-free and completely in the wild.
Why eat organ meat?
Beloved by our ancestors
Traditional peoples, Native Americans, and ancient ancestors believed that consuming the organs of a healthy animal would promote the health of the individual's organ. They ate "from head to tail", i.e. everything from the animal, because they intuitively knew how nutritionally rich the meat from the organs was.
