Jenn Todryk, the former host of HGTV's No Demo Reno, has shared a health update with fans three years after leaving the show. The 37-year-old interior decorator, who was diagnosed with hypothyroidism in 2014 and Hashimoto's disease in 2017, revealed that her antibody count has dropped significantly from 5,000 to 257.
In an Instagram Story series posted last week, Todryk explained that her October 2025 bloodwork showed an antibody level of 5,000, which is far above the normal range of zero. 'It's just measuring your body's inflammation, and it's the only marker that tells you [if] you have Hashimoto's or not,' she said. 'The number is supposed to be zero.' She added that a level of 20 or 35 can indicate Hashimoto's, calling her own case 'very chronic.'
However, a more recent test showed a dramatic improvement, which Todryk credited to reducing her supplement intake to just two products: Armour Thyroid, a hormone pill, and Glow by Beam, a hormone supplement she co-created. 'I think what happened is around Christmas time, I lowered my Armour Thyroid a little bit naturally by myself, because I felt like I was maybe swinging into hyper[thyroidism],' she said. 'I think that, along with taking Glow every day, significantly helped.'
Todryk, who has spoken openly about her condition on her podcast You, Me & Mike, described the positive result as unprecedented. 'I still can't believe it. I've never had a good result,' she said. 'It's something I dread doing. I'm constantly failing. I'm constantly getting bad news.'
The mother of three left No Demo Reno after three seasons to focus on her family. In a recent Instagram post, she reflected on her decision: 'I do think I chose to walk away at the perfect time. I didn't want my kids to spend their childhood on a 'set,' I didn't want their home and safe space to feel like a set or be at home while I was away.'
