Glandular Health Power Pack™ Four Bottles of 1000 mg 60 Capsules

Quick Answer: Glandular Health Power Pack™
The Glandular Health Power Pack™ is 4 plant-based bottles for adults who want herbal support for thyroid and adrenal function: Thyroid Support™, Adrenal Support™, GlandJa-New™ and Ashwagandha, 6 capsules a day. Key cautions: licorice is in 3 bottles, and iodine from seaweed is not stated. NCCIH says ashwagandha is not recommended for people with thyroid or autoimmune disorders. If you have high blood pressure, a thyroid condition, or take prescription medicine, talk to your doctor before buying.

What's in the Glandular Health Power Pack™
The pack holds 4 full-size bottles. All details below come from the labels. None of the 4 labels lists animal glandular tissue.



Product
Form and count
Serving per label
Key ingredients per label
Lasts at label serving



Thyroid Support™
Vegan capsules, 60
2 Vegan Capsules daily
2000 mg proprietary blend: bladderwrack, astragalus, ashwagandha, kelp, black walnut hulls, rhodiola, ginger, ginseng, eleuthero, cilantro, boswellia, licorice, cayenne
30 days


Adrenal Support™
Vegan capsules, 60
2 Vegan Capsules daily
2000 mg proprietary blend: licorice root (listed first), astragalus, ginkgo, ashwagandha, eleuthero, rhodiola, gotu kola, ginger, maca, L-choline, L-tyrosine
30 days


GlandJa-New™
Vegan capsules, 60
1 Vegan Capsule daily
1000 mg proprietary blend of 18: chamomile, astragalus, eleuthero, cat's claw, black cohosh, lemon balm, turmeric, mullein, black walnut, dandelion root, vitex, ginseng, licorice root, yellow dock, cinnamon, orange peel, ginger, kelp
60 days (2 months)


Ashwagandha
Vegan capsules, 60
1 Vegan Capsule daily
Ashwagandha 1000 mg
60 days (2 months)




Amounts in the blends. Thyroid Support, Adrenal Support and GlandJa-New are proprietary blends, so the label gives the blend total and not the amount of each ingredient.
The amount of licorice, kelp and bladderwrack is not disclosed, and the labels do not say the licorice is deglycyrrhizinated.
Why These 4 Bottles Together
This set is for adults who want one plant-based routine for the thyroid and adrenal glands, in place of animal glandular extracts. It is not for managing a diagnosed thyroid or adrenal condition.


Thyroid Support™ is built on seaweeds, with bladderwrack listed first.

Adrenal Support™ is the adaptogen bottle, with licorice as its largest ingredient.

GlandJa-New™ is the broadest blend, with 18 herbs.

Ashwagandha is a single herb at 1000 mg.

Overlap across bottles. Ashwagandha is in 3 of the 4 bottles, and so are licorice, astragalus, eleuthero and ginger. Rhodiola, ginseng, kelp and black walnut are each in 2. Amounts inside the blends are not disclosed, so the combined totals are not known. The only stated figure is the 1000 mg of Ashwagandha, which is added to whatever the 2 blends contain.
Bundle Value
Bought together, the Glandular Health Power Pack™ costs about 20% less than buying the 4 bottles separately, based on our own prices as of November 2026. Prices can change, so check the current price of each bottle before you compare.
How to Take It: One Daily Schedule
The labels set the amounts, and they do not name a time of day. Thyroid Support and Adrenal Support are 2 capsules each.



Bottle
Per day (label)
Bottle lasts



Thyroid Support™
2 capsules
30 days


Adrenal Support™
2 capsules
30 days


GlandJa-New™
1 capsule
60 days


Ashwagandha
1 capsule
60 days




That is 6 capsules a day in total. If you take thyroid medicine, ask your prescriber how to time this pack around it before you start. Do not take more than the labels direct.
Who Should Not Use It, and Interactions

Licorice is in 3 bottles and is the largest ingredient in Adrenal Support. NCCIH states that glycyrrhizin, a component of licorice, “can cause serious adverse effects, such as irregular heartbeat and cardiac arrest, especially when consumed in large amounts or in the long term,” and that “even small amounts” from licorice root products have been linked to severe adverse effects in people who consume a lot of salt, people with hypertension, and people with heart or kidney conditions.
Do not take this pack if you have high blood pressure or a heart or kidney condition unless your doctor has reviewed the labels and agrees.
Thyroid or autoimmune disorders. NCCIH says ashwagandha is not recommended for people with autoimmune or thyroid disorders, and says it might interact with thyroid hormone medications. Kelp is a variable iodine source and the iodine amount is not on the labels. The American Thyroid Association advises against iodine and kelp supplements above 500 mcg of iodine a day. Two seaweeds are in Thyroid Support and kelp is also in GlandJa-New. Do not use this pack with a thyroid condition unless your endocrinologist agrees.




If you...
Why it matters
What to do



Take a diuretic, a corticosteroid or digoxin
Licorice increases potassium loss, and these medicines compound it. NCCIH reports interactions between licorice and corticosteroids.
Do not start without your prescriber's agreement.


Have an autoimmune disease or take immunosuppressants
NCCIH says astragalus might worsen autoimmune symptoms, Asian ginseng may worsen autoimmune disorders, cat's claw could increase symptoms, and ashwagandha might interact with immunosuppressants.
Avoid this pack unless your doctor advises otherwise.


Take a blood thinner or aspirin, or have surgery planned
Ginkgo may increase bleeding risk with anticoagulants, Asian ginseng may interfere with clotting, and cat's claw may slow clotting. NCCIH says ashwagandha is not recommended for people about to have surgery.
Tell your prescriber and surgeon, and ask when to stop.


Take diabetes medicine
NCCIH says Asian ginseng might lower blood sugar, and lists diabetes medicines among those ashwagandha and dandelion might interact with.
Ask your prescriber first.


Take blood pressure, sedative or anti-seizure medicine
NCCIH lists these among medicines ashwagandha might interact with. It also reports interactions between rhodiola and losartan.
Ask your prescriber first.


Have had a hormone-sensitive condition such as breast, uterine or ovarian cancer, or hormone-sensitive prostate cancer
NCCIH says chasteberry may not be safe with these conditions and black cohosh is uncertain. Ashwagandha should be avoided with hormone-sensitive prostate cancer.
Do not use unless your oncologist agrees.


Are pregnant, trying to conceive or breastfeeding
NCCIH says ashwagandha should be avoided in pregnancy and not used while breastfeeding. It also advises caution with black cohosh, chasteberry, ginkgo and Asian ginseng.
Do not use.


Have a liver condition, or notice dark urine, jaundice or unusual tiredness
NCCIH reports rare liver injury linked to ashwagandha and products labeled as black cohosh, and notes liver damage with some high-bioavailability curcumin products.
Stop and call your doctor if symptoms appear.


Are allergic to tree nuts
Thyroid Support and GlandJa-New both contain black walnut, a tree nut and one of the 9 major US food allergens (FDA).
Do not use.


Take hormonal birth control or fertility treatment
GlandJa-New contains vitex, which acts on prolactin and the cycle. NCCIH notes chamomile may reduce the effect of birth control pills.
Ask your prescriber first.




Sources: NCCIH (Licorice Root, Ashwagandha, Astragalus, Asian Ginseng, Cat's Claw, Ginkgo, Black Cohosh, Chasteberry, Chamomile, Rhodiola, Dandelion, Turmeric), FDA (food allergens), American Thyroid Association. Not every herb in these blends has a federal safety page, so this list is not exhaustive.
What to Expect and When to Reassess
This pack is a dietary supplement. The labels give no course length, so this page does not promise a timeline or any measured result.


Reassess with a practitioner at day 30, when Thyroid Support and Adrenal Support run out. The other 2 bottles last 60 days.
NCCIH says ashwagandha may be safe in the short term, up to 3 months, and that there is not enough information on longer use.
If you have your blood pressure or thyroid levels checked, keep those appointments. Your doctor decides what to recheck and when.

How It Differs From the Hormones Power Pack
The Hormones Power Pack™ shares GlandJa-New with this set, but adds Mega VMT and Vitex Berry and has no Thyroid Support, Adrenal Support or standalone Ashwagandha.
Frequently Asked Questions


What comes in the Glandular Health Power Pack? +
4 bottles: Thyroid Support™, Adrenal Support™, GlandJa-New™ and Ashwagandha. Each holds 60 capsules.


Does it contain animal glandular tissue? +
No. None of the 4 labels lists animal glandular tissue. It is a plant-based set, and the term glandular here means the glands it is intended to support.


How long does one pack last? +
Thyroid Support and Adrenal Support last 30 days at 2 capsules a day. GlandJa-New and Ashwagandha last 60 days at 1 capsule a day.


Can I take this pack with thyroid medication? +
Only if your prescriber agrees. NCCIH says ashwagandha might interact with thyroid hormone medicines, and the seaweeds in 2 bottles add iodine in amounts the labels do not state.


Is licorice a concern? +
It can be. Licorice is in 3 of the 4 bottles and is listed first in Adrenal Support. NCCIH links glycyrrhizin to severe effects in people with high blood pressure or heart or kidney conditions.


How much ashwagandha is in it? +
At least 1000 mg a day from the standalone bottle, plus undisclosed amounts in Thyroid Support and Adrenal Support. NCCIH says ashwagandha may be safe for up to 3 months.


Will this pack help with weight loss? +
We do not claim that. It is not a weight-loss product, and none of the 4 bottles is labeled for that use.


Is it safe during menopause? +
Ask your doctor first. GlandJa-New, 1 of the 4 bottles, contains black cohosh and vitex, and NCCIH says their safety is uncertain or may be unsafe for women with hormone-sensitive conditions.