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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2025 · 32 MIN

From Hashimoto's Crisis to Plant-Based Beauty: How Adriana Green Thompson Built Esteli

from Well Done with Kat Vong · host Kat Vong

EP 16. When mysterious allergic reactions, unexplained weight gain, and chronic fatigue hit former graphic designer and blogger Adriana Green Thompson, doctors dismissed her symptoms as "just getting older." But Adriana refused to accept that answer. In this powerful episode, we dive deep into Adriana’s Hashimoto's diagnosis and what ultimately inspired her to create Esteli, a clean, botanical skincare brand. From gaining 30 pounds despite training for a half marathon, to waking up with swollen eyes daily, Adriana's story reveals how toxin overload from beauty products can wreak havoc on our immune system. Yet her story offers hope for anyone struggling with mysterious symptoms, and serves as an inspiration those working on turning their struggles into purpose.You’ll discover:The surprising symptoms that could be Hashimoto’s disease How to become your own health advocate when doctors dismiss your symptoms Why reading ingredient labels is more important than believing marketing labelsWhy we need to stop using makeup to “fix” problems and instead use it to enhance natural beautyWhat rosewater, rosehip oil, and other plant-based ingredients really do for your skinHow motherhood inspired Adriana's approach to beauty, business, and wellnessA skincare myth about oils and acne-prone skin!Resources:Adriana’s skincare line: estelibody.comEmail Adriana with questions: [email protected] Esteli on Instagram: @estelibodyDr. Isabella Wentz’s work on thyroid healthSandra Velasquez, founder of Nopalera Guest BioAdriana Green Thompson is the founder of Esteli, a clean botanical skincare and body care brand rooted in her personal health journey. After experiencing unexplained allergic reactions and debilitating fatigue, she was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s disease—an experience that inspired her to rethink not just what she ate, but what she put on her skin. With a deep love of nature, Adriana handcrafts plant-based skincare designed to nourish and support healthy skin from the outside in. Today, she’s on a mission to empower others to look beyond beauty marketing claims and make choices that truly support long-term wellness.Support the showJOIN MY EMAIL LISTLiked this episode? Share with a friend or leave a comment or review!Follow the show: https://www.instagram.com/thewelldonepod/Follow me, your host: https://www.instagram.com/iamkatvong/Have a topic suggestion or want to nominate a guest? Email:[email protected]

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EP 16. When mysterious allergic reactions, unexplained weight gain, and chronic fatigue hit former graphic designer and blogger Adriana Green Thompson, doctors dismissed her symptoms as "just getting older." But Adriana refused to accept that answer. In this powerful episode, we dive deep into Adriana’s Hashimoto's diagnosis and what ultimately inspired her to create Esteli, a clean, botanical skincare brand. From gaining 30 pounds despite training for a half marathon, to waking up with...

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