Thyroid Reversal Protocol
A definitive, science-backed path to eliminating thyroid medication and restoring hormonal balance naturally through the DIP Diet, Metabolic Correction, and Zero Volt Therapy.
Clinical Overview: Beyond the "Lifetime Medication" Trap
Thyroid disorders—encompassing Hypothyroidism, Hyperthyroidism, Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis, and Goiter—have reached epidemic proportions in India. Recent epidemiological studies suggest that nearly 42 million Indians suffer from some form of thyroid dysfunction, with a prevalence rate estimated between 10-11%. Conventionally, this diagnosis comes with a grim prognosis: a lifetime dependence on synthetic hormones like Levothyroxine or anti-thyroid drugs like Methimazole. Patients are told their thyroid gland has "failed" or that their immune system has "mistakenly" attacked it, implying a permanent, irreversible defect.
This conventional narrative is fundamentally flawed. It treats the thyroid gland in isolation, ignoring the complex metabolic environment in which it operates. It is critical to understand that the thyroid gland is the 'thermostat' of the body. When a house is too cold, you don't blame the thermostat; you check the furnace (metabolism) or the insulation (inflammation). Modern endocrinology obsesses over the thermostat readings (TSH) while ignoring the furnace.
At the Dr BRC Clinic Network, led by Dr. Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury, we view thyroid dysfunction not as a disease of the organ itself, but as a symptom of systemic metabolic stagnation. When the body is burdened with toxicity, chronic inflammation, and circadian disruption, the endocrine system—specifically the Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Thyroid (HPT) axis—downregulates metabolism as a protective mechanism. The "failing" thyroid is actually a body in emergency preservation mode.
The Gender Disparity: Why Women?
You may notice thyroid issues are significantly more common in women (approx. 8:1 ratio). This is not a coincidence. Estrogen dominance, often caused by exposure to xenoestrogens in plastics, cosmetics, and pesticides, increases levels of Thyroid Binding Globulin (TBG) in the blood. TBG binds to free thyroid hormone, making it unavailable to your cells. This explains why a woman can have "normal" Total T4 levels but suffer all the symptoms of hypothyroidism.
Furthermore, conventional sanitary products and contraceptives often contain heavy doses of endocrine disruptors. Our protocol addresses this gender-specific toxicity by strictly eliminating xenoestrogen sources through the DIP lifestyle and recommending organic alternatives.
The Danger Zone: Myxedema Coma vs. Thyroid Storm
While our goal is natural reversal, we educate patients on the extremes. Uncontrolled Hypothyroidism can lead to Myxedema Coma (loss of brain function due to low metabolism), while uncontrolled Hyperthyroidism can cause Thyroid Storm (fever, rapid heart rate, death). These are medical emergencies. The DIP Diet is a powerful tool, but it works gradually. Patients with history of such extremes must not discontinue life-saving medication abruptly but rather taper it as the body stabilizes.
The standard of care, which involves supplementing T4 (thyroxine), merely masks the symptoms. It does not address why the body stopped producing or converting hormones in the first place. Worse, long-term reliance on synthetic hormones leads to "thyroid resistance," where cells stop responding to the hormones even if blood levels appear normal. This explains why millions of patients have "normal" TSH levels on paper but still suffer from crippling fatigue, weight gain, hair loss, and depression.
Our protocol challenges this status quo. By utilizing the DIP Diet (Disciplined and Intelligent Person’s Diet), Zero Volt Therapy (Earthing), and precise circadian resetting, we remove the metabolic blockages preventing normal thyroid function. We have documented thousands of cases where the thyroid gland "wakes up" and resumes normal function, allowing patients to taper off and eventually eliminate medication completely. This is not management; this is reversal.
The Mechanism of Dysfunction: Why Your Thyroid "Stops"
The HPT Feedback Loop
The thyroid operates in a feedback loop. The pituitary gland sends TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) to tell the thyroid to produce T4. This T4 is inactive and must be converted to T3 (the active energy hormone) primarily in the liver and gut.
In most patients, the thyroid gland itself is capable of working. The problem lies in the signaling or the conversion. If the liver is fatty or congested (common in modern diets), T4 cannot become T3. The brain sees low T3, pumps out more TSH, and the doctor diagnoses "Hypothyroidism."
The Liver-Thyroid Axis & Deiodinase Enzymes
Most patients—and even many doctors—are unaware that the thyroid gland only produces about 20% of the body's active T3 hormone. The remaining 80% is converted from T4 in the liver and kidneys. This conversion is driven by specific enzymes called Deiodinases.
- Type 1 (D1):Found in the liver and kidneys. It is responsible for the bulk of T3 in the blood. It is highly sensitive to caloric deprivation and inflammation. This is why "crash diets" often destroy thyroid function.
- Type 2 (D2):Found in the brain and pituitary. It maintains local T3 levels in the brain, often keeping TSH normal even when the rest of the body is starving for T3.
- Type 3 (D3):The "Brake" enzyme. It converts T4 into Reverse T3 (rT3), which blocks receptors. Chronic stress and illness upregulate D3.
Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) is rampant in India due to high consumption of refined oils, fried foods, and grains. A congested liver cannot efficiently express D1 enzymes. This results in a state of "cellular hypothyroidism" despite potentially normal TSH. By reversing fatty liver using the DIP diet (specifically the raw fruit breakfast), we often see thyroid markers normalize spontaneously as the liver's conversion capacity is restored.
The 3 Root Causes of Thyroid Failure
1. Chronic Inflammation & Cortisol
Modern life is stressful. Chronic stress raises cortisol. High cortisol blocks the conversion of T4 to T3 and increases "Reverse T3," an inactive hormone that clogs your receptors. Effectively, stress puts a brake on your metabolism. No amount of medication fixes this; only lowering cortisol via lifestyle changes (like Earthing) can.
2. Molecular Mimicry (Autoimmunity)
In Hashimoto's and Graves' disease, the immune system attacks the thyroid. This is often due to "Leaky Gut." Proteins from gluten (wheat) and casein (dairy) leak into the bloodstream. These proteins structurally resemble thyroid tissue. The immune system tags them for destruction but accidentally attacks the thyroid too. Healing the gut via the DIP Diet stops this attack.
3. Halogen Toxicity
The thyroid needs Iodine. However, our environment is flooded with Chlorine (tap water), Fluoride (toothpaste), and Bromine (bread/plastics). These are all "Halogens" and compete with Iodine for receptors in the thyroid. If your receptors are filled with Fluoride, Iodine cannot enter, and the gland cannot produce hormones. Detoxification is essential.
The Psycho-Endocrine Connection
Dr. BRC emphasizes that the thyroid is also the "voice" of the body. Metaphysically and biologically, thyroid dysfunction is linked to "swallowed emotions" or the inability to speak one's truth. Biologically, suppression of emotions releases neuropeptides that bind to thyroid receptors. Recovery often accelerates when patients address emotional stressors alongside dietary changes, engaging in stress-reducing practices like meditation or the simple act of "Grounding" to discharge emotional charge.
Understanding this mechanism reveals why the conventional "pill for every ill" approach fails. Taking T4 (Eltroxin/Thyronorm) adds hormone to the blood but does not fix the liver conversion, does not heal the leaky gut, and does not detoxify the halogens. In fact, by providing external hormones, the pill signals the pituitary to stop stimulating the thyroid, leading to further atrophy of the gland. True healing requires reactivating the body's own machinery.
Types & Stages of Thyroid Dysfunction
Hypothyroidism (Underactive)
The most common form. The metabolism slows down.
- Weight gain despite low appetite
- Extreme fatigue and lethargy
- Sensitivity to cold
- Dry skin and hair loss
Hyperthyroidism (Overactive)
Less common but dangerous. The metabolism runs too fast.
- Unexplained weight loss
- Rapid heartbeat (Tachycardia)
- Anxiety and tremors
- Heat intolerance
Hashimoto's Thyroiditis
An autoimmune condition where antibodies (TPO) attack the thyroid. It often fluctuates between hypo and hyper symptoms before settling into hypothyroidism. It is strictly a disease of the immune system, not the thyroid.
Goiter & Nodules
Physical enlargement of the gland or growth of lumps. Often a result of the gland trying to "work harder" to compensate for iodine deficiency or blockage. Can be benign or malignant (cancerous).
Subclinical Hypothyroidism: The "Warning Zone"
Millions are diagnosed with "Subclinical" hypothyroidism where TSH is slightly elevated (e.g., 5.5-10 mIU/L) but T4 is normal. Conventional doctors often rush to prescribe medication here. Dr. BRC’s protocol strongly advises against medication at this stage, as it permanently disables the gland's own feedback loop. This stage is 100% reversible with diet alone. The "Wait and Watch" approach is insufficient; we advocate "Act and Reverse."
The Dr. BRC Protocol: Metabolic Correction Strategy
Our treatment methodology is not about "managing" levels; it is about "correcting" the biology. We utilize a 3-pronged approach designed by Dr. Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury that addresses the root causes identified above: Toxicity, Inflammation, and Signaling Failure. This is a disciplined process, not a quick fix.
Elimination of Endocrine Disruptors
Before we can heal, we must stop the damage. The first phase of the protocol involves the strict elimination of foods and substances that cause gut inflammation and hormonal confusion. This "Stop List" is non-negotiable.
- Animal Protein: Meat, fish, and eggs contain hormones and growth factors that mimic our own, disrupting the delicate HPT axis.
- Dairy Products: Casein protein is a primary trigger for autoimmune thyroid attacks (molecular mimicry). It is strictly forbidden.
- Refined Oils & Grains: Highly inflammatory. They cause "sludge" in the liver, preventing T4 to T3 conversion.
- Caffeine: Stresses the adrenal glands, spiking cortisol and suppressing thyroid function.
Nutritional Flooding (The DIP Diet)
The DIP Diet is designed to flood the body with living enzymes and micronutrients. Unlike cooked food, raw fruits and vegetables contain "living water" and signaling molecules that communicate directly with our genes.
By consuming a specific quantity of fruits (Body Weight x 10) in the morning and raw salads (Body Weight x 5) before meals, we achieve two things:
- Microbiome Restoration: The fiber acts as a prebiotic, healing the gut lining and stopping the autoimmune attack. A healthy microbiome produces Short Chain Fatty Acids (SCFAs) which are crucial for immune regulation.
- Nitric Oxide Boost: The diet improves blood flow to the thyroid gland (which is highly vascular), delivering oxygen and nutrients efficiently.
The Cellular Signaling Reset
The DIP diet is high in Potassium and low in Sodium. This restores the Sodium-Potassium pump in every cell membrane, improving voltage and sensitivity. When cellular voltage improves, receptors become more sensitive to hormones, reversing "Thyroid Resistance."
Zero Volt Therapy (Earthing)
The thyroid is an electrical organ. Inflammation is essentially an excess of positive charge (protons/free radicals) in the tissue. The earth is a limitless reservoir of negative electrons.
By connecting the body to the ground (Earthing), we allow electrons to flow into the body and neutralize free radicals instantly. Studies have shown that grounding normalizes cortisol secretion profiles. Since high cortisol suppresses thyroid function, Earthing acts as a direct "brake" on the stress response, allowing the thyroid to wake up. This is non-negotiable for thyroid recovery. We utilize specialized conductive bedsheets to ensure patients get 8 hours of grounding while they sleep, which is the peak time for hormonal repair.
The Role of Hot Water Immersion (HWI)
While primarily used for kidney and liver failure, Hot Water Immersion (HWI) is also prescribed for severe cases of thyroid dysfunction, particularly where edema (water retention) or severe obesity is present. HWI at 40°C triggers the release of Heat Shock Proteins (HSPs). These proteins repair misfolded proteins and reduce systemic inflammation. The hydrostatic pressure also shifts fluid from the tissues to the blood, helping the kidneys filter out toxins that are suppressing the thyroid.
Recovery Timeline: What to Expect
Days 1–7: The Detox Phase
As you switch to the DIP Diet, the body begins a massive purge of toxins. You may experience mild headaches or fatigue (healing crisis). This is a good sign. Bloating and water retention usually drop significantly in this week. Energy levels start to stabilize by Day 5. Digestion improves noticeably.
Weeks 2–4: The Symptom Reversal
Clinical symptoms improve visibly. Hair fall reduces, skin becomes less dry, and sleep quality improves (due to Earthing). Weight loss accelerates (typically 3-5 kg). In this phase, blood pressure often normalizes, requiring reduction of BP meds if applicable. Patients often report feeling "lighter."
Month 2–3: The Biological Shift
Blood tests will begin to reflect the healing. TSH levels may initially fluctuate (as the pituitary adjusts) but T3 and T4 levels improve. Autoimmune antibodies (Anti-TPO) start declining, indicating the immune attack has stopped. Under doctor supervision, thyroid medication is typically tapered down by 25-50% in this phase.
Month 4–6: Independence
For most compliant patients, the thyroid gland resumes full autonomous function. Medication is ceased. The goal is to maintain the DIP lifestyle to prevent relapse. The "disease" is considered reversed. Patients are encouraged to maintain a "Lifestyle DIP" (allowing occasional cooked cheats) while staying strictly away from animal protein.
Important: Do not stop medication abruptly on Day 1. Tapering must be done based on symptoms and blood reports, guided by our medical team. Sudden withdrawal can cause a "crash" in energy.
The DIP Diet Framework for Thyroid
Step 1: The Morning Fuel
Until 12:00 PM
Eat only fruits. No parathas, no tea, no bread.
Formula:
Body Weight (kg) × 10 = Grams
Example: 60kg person needs 600g of 3-4 types of fruits.
Step 2: Lunch & Dinner
Before Cooked Meal
Always start with Plate 1 (Raw Vegetables) before touching Plate 2 (Home cooked food).
Formula (Plate 1):
Body Weight (kg) × 5 = Grams
Example: 60kg person needs 300g of raw salad (tomato, cucumber, etc).
Step 3: The Avoid List
Strict Elimination
- No Animal Products (Meat/Dairy)
- No Packed/Processed Food
- No Refined Sugar/Salt
- No Supplements (Synthetic)
Sample 3-Day Menu (60kg Patient)
Day 1
Breakfast (Before 12 PM)
600g Mixed Fruits (Papaya, Apple, Pomegranate)
Lunch
Plate 1: 300g Salad (Cucumber/Tomato)
Plate 2: Dal, Rice, Cooked Veg (No oil)
Snack
Sprouts or Coconut Water
Dinner (By 7 PM)
Plate 1: 300g Salad
Plate 2: Vegetable Soup & Steamed Veg
Day 2
Breakfast (Before 12 PM)
600g Citrus Fruits (Oranges, Sweet Lime, Kiwi)
Lunch
Plate 1: 300g Salad (Carrot/Radish)
Plate 2: Millet Roti & Ghia Sabzi
Snack
Handful of soaked nuts (Almonds/Walnuts)
Dinner (By 7 PM)
Plate 1: 300g Salad
Plate 2: Khichdi (Millet based)
Day 3
Breakfast (Before 12 PM)
600g Banana & Mango (if seasonal)
Lunch
Plate 1: 300g Salad (Beetroot/Spinach)
Plate 2: Potato Curry (Boiled) & Rice
Snack
Herbal Tea (Hunza Tea)
Dinner (By 7 PM)
Plate 1: 300g Salad
Plate 2: Vegetable Stew
*Quantities must be adjusted to your actual body weight. Water intake should be as per thirst, not forced.
Why No Animal Protein? The Science of Homology
Patients often ask why they must give up milk and meat. The answer lies in Molecular Mimicry. The amino acid sequence of the thyroid gland is remarkably similar to the protein structure of gluten (gliadin) and dairy (casein). This is known as "sequence homology."
When a patient with a "leaky gut" (intestinal permeability) consumes these proteins, undigested peptide chains enter the bloodstream. The immune system identifies them as foreign invaders and creates antibodies to destroy them. Because of the homology, these same antibodies then turn against the thyroid tissue. This is the exact mechanism of Hashimoto's Thyroiditis. It is a case of mistaken identity. As long as you continue to eat animal protein and dairy, you are essentially fueling the fire of this autoimmune attack. No amount of medication can stop this process; only removing the trigger can.
"When you eat living food, the food heals you. When you eat dead food, the food kills you." — Dr. BRC
Lifestyle: Circadian & Electrical Alignment
1. Earthing (Zero Volt)
Thyroid patients are chronically inflamed. Earthing is the most potent anti-inflammatory known to man. It connects you to the Schumann Resonance of the earth.
- Practice: Keep bare feet on grass, soil, or sand for at least 45-60 minutes daily. This discharges positive ions (inflammation).
- Night: Use a conductive DIY bedsheet grounded to the earth (Zero Volt Bed sheet) for 8 hours of sleep. This is crucial for healing while you sleep.
2. Sun Gazing & Vitamin D
The thyroid gland is highly sensitive to Vitamin D and light cycles.
- Practice: Expose your skin to direct sunlight for 20-30 minutes daily (preferably morning). Vitamin D is actually a pro-hormone that modulates the immune system.
- Timing: Eat dinner by 7:00 PM (Sunset). Late meals disrupt the circadian clock, which controls thyroid hormone release.
The Science: Evidence vs. Dogma
The efficacy of plant-based diets and lifestyle interventions on thyroid function is well-documented in scientific literature, though often ignored in favor of pharmaceutical management. We provide direct access to the research that supports our protocol.
Herbal Remedies & Thyroid Function
Source: NIH National Library of Medicine (PMC11607114)
A systematic review confirmed that herbal and natural interventions significantly improved TSH, T3, and T4 levels compared to placebo, showing efficacy comparable to standard medication in mild-to-moderate cases.
Read StudyThyroid Disease Burden in India
Source: Indian Journal of Endocrinology (via Agappe)
Reports 42 million Indians with thyroid disorders. The study correlates the rise in hypothyroidism with lifestyle shifts and increased consumption of refined carbohydrates, supporting the dietary basis of the disease.
View StatisticsHypothyroidism Management Guidelines
Source: ICMR (Indian Council of Medical Research)
Standard Treatment Workflows (STW) acknowledge the limitations of Levothyroxine monotherapy in relieving all symptoms, opening the door for adjuvant lifestyle interventions to improve Quality of Life.
Read GuidelinesEarthing and Cortisol Dynamics
Source: Journal of Inflammation Research
Grounding the human body reduces blood viscosity and normalizes cortisol rhythm. Lowering cortisol is clinically proven to improve T4-to-T3 conversion rates.
Read NIH StudyIodine Status Worldwide
Source: World Health Organization (WHO)
Global reports highlight that while severe iodine deficiency is reducing, "iodine excess" and chemical interference (fluoride/bromide) are emerging causes of thyroid dysfunction.
Read WHO ReportYoga & Naturopathy Efficacy
Source: Ministry of AYUSH, Govt of India
Clinical studies sponsored by AYUSH demonstrate that specific yogic practices (Sarvangasana) and naturopathic diets significantly reduce TSH in subclinical hypothyroidism.
Visit AYUSH PortalDr. BRC Explains: Thyroid Reversal Logic
Patient Stories: From Dependence to Freedom
Sangeeta M. (45, Housewife)
Lucknow | Hypothyroid for 12 Years
"I was on 125mcg Thyronorm. My weight was 82kg and I couldn't lose a gram. Within 3 months of DIP diet, my TSH dropped from 14 to 4.2. The doctor reduced my dose to 50mcg, and now I am completely off medicine. I lost 12kg effortlessly."
Rajesh K. (38, IT Professional)
Gurugram | Hyperthyroidism
"I had palpitations and anxiety. Doctors said I needed radioactive iodine to kill my thyroid. I refused. I joined the Dr. BRC protocol. The zero volt sheet changed my sleep instantly. In 4 months, my heart rate is normal without beta-blockers."
Where to Find Us: The Dr BRC Clinic Network
The Dr BRC Clinic Network offers specialized Thyroid Reversal programs across India. Our centers are unique because they are not just "clinics"—they are electrical healing sanctuaries. Every bed is grounded (Zero Volt), and all food served follows the strict DIP standard. We have presence in major metropolitan areas to ensure accessibility.
North India Centers
Our flagship hospital in Chandigarh (Dera Bassi) provides residential care for severe thyroid cases complicated by kidney or liver issues. Other key centers include Delhi, Gurugram, Jaipur, and Jodhpur. These centers are fully equipped with HWI tubs and expert dieticians trained directly by Dr. BRC.
West & Central India
Our Mumbai and Pune centers cater to patients from Maharashtra, offering day-care and residential options. Indore and Ahmedabad clinics specialize in metabolic correction for diabetic-thyroid patients.
East & South India
Patients in the East can visit our Kolkata and Patna centers. In the South, we have expanded to Hyderabad, Bangalore, and Chennai, bringing the DIP revolution to IT professionals suffering from lifestyle-induced thyroid disorders.
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Q: My doctor says I have to take medicine for life. Is this true?
No. That statement is based on the assumption that you will never change your diet or lifestyle. Conventional medicine does not have a tool to repair the thyroid, so it assumes the damage is permanent. However, the thyroid is a living organ capable of regeneration. By removing the root causes—inflammation, toxicity, and nutrient deficiency—using the DIP diet, thousands of patients in our network have successfully tapered and stopped medication. This must always be done under medical supervision to avoid withdrawal shocks.
Q: I have had a Thyroidectomy (surgical removal). Can this help?
If the gland is removed, you will require exogenous hormone replacement (like Eltroxin) for life, as the body cannot produce T4. However, the DIP diet is arguably more important for you than for anyone else. Without a thyroid, you are at higher risk of metabolic slowdown, obesity, and bone density loss. The protocol helps maximize the absorption and conversion of your medication, often allowing for a lower, safer dosage. It also prevents the common side effects of long-term synthetic hormone use, such as osteoporosis and heart issues.
Q: Can I eat cruciferous vegetables (Cabbage, Cauliflower, Broccoli)?
There is a widespread myth that these vegetables are "goitrogens" that suppress thyroid function. The truth is nuanced. In their raw form, they contain small amounts of goitrogens, but you would have to eat truckloads of them to damage a healthy thyroid. In their cooked form, the goitrogenic compounds are largely deactivated. In the DIP diet, we focus on fruits and salads. For patients with severe iodine deficiency (which is rare today), we may limit raw cabbage intake, but generally, the anti-cancer and anti-inflammatory benefits of these vegetables far outweigh the theoretical risks.
Q: Does this work for thyroid nodules and cysts?
Yes. Nodules are often the body's way of "walling off" toxins or parasites that it cannot eliminate. They are essentially localized inflammation. As the body detoxifies through the DIP framework and inflammation drops via Zero Volt Therapy, the immune system often reabsorbs these tissues. Many patients observe a reduction in nodule size over 6-12 months. We recommend tracking this via Ultrasound every 6 months.
Q: I am gaining weight even on the DIP diet. Why?
This is rare but can happen for three reasons: 1. Caloric Deficit: If you don't eat enough fruit (Body Weight x 10), your metabolism slows down to conserve energy. You must eat more to lose weight on this diet. 2. Cheating: Even small amounts of dairy or biscuits can trigger inflammation that holds onto water weight. 3. Sleep Debt: If you are not sleeping 8 hours (preferably grounded), your cortisol remains high, which signals the body to store fat. Ensure you are using the Zero Volt bedsheet.
Q: Is it safe during pregnancy?
The DIP diet (fruits/vegetables/nuts) is the safest, most nutrient-dense diet for pregnancy. It provides superior folate and vitamins compared to cooked food. However, thyroid levels in pregnancy are critical for the baby's brain development. Do not alter your thyroid medication dose without strict monitoring by your gynecologist and our medical team. The fetus relies entirely on maternal thyroid hormone in the first trimester.
Q: What about 'Goitrogens' like Soy?
We advise avoiding processed soy (soya chunks, soy milk) not just because of goitrogens, but because they are highly processed, estrogenic, and often genetically modified. Fermented soy (like Miso) is different, but for simplicity and safety, the DIP diet excludes processed soy products to lower the inflammatory load.
Q: How does stress affect my TSH levels?
Stress triggers the adrenal glands to release Cortisol. Biologically, the body prioritizes survival (fighting the tiger) over metabolism (digestion/repair). High cortisol directly signals the pituitary to lower TSH and the thyroid to lower T4 production. It also blocks the conversion of T4 to T3. Therefore, you cannot cure thyroid issues if you are living in a state of chronic stress. This is why Zero Volt Therapy (Earthing) is mandatory in our protocol—it is the fastest way to lower physiological stress.
Q: Can children follow this protocol?
Yes, children respond even faster than adults because their bodies have accumulated fewer years of toxicity. For children, the fruit and salad quantities are adjusted to their body weight (Weight x 10g / Weight x 5g). Eliminating packaged food (chips, biscuits) and dairy usually resolves juvenile thyroid issues and associated behavioral issues rapidly.
Q: How frequently should I test my TSH?
We recommend testing T3, T4, and TSH every 6 weeks. Testing sooner can be misleading because the pituitary lag time (the time it takes for TSH to adjust to new T4 levels) is about 6 weeks. Do not obsess over daily fluctuations. Focus on how you feel (energy, digestion, sleep) as these are the true markers of healing.
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