@drgreghealth: Here are the three most effective, readily available tools I've seen for Hashimoto's thyroiditis. I've been a functional medicine doctor for more than 25 years, and here's the truth. Your immune system isn't broken, it's responding to something. Handing you a hormone pill for a thyroid your immune system already damaged, and calling that treatment, is a band-aid on a house fire. Hashimoto's is not a thyroid condition. It's an immune system condition with a thyroid casualty. If nobody's ever asked why your immune system decided your thyroid was the enemy, that's the real problem. Number one: Selenium. It doesn't get talked about in a standard endocrinology visit, it's not patentable, and nobody's profiting off of it. But it calms the specific antibodies attacking your thyroid tissue. Cheap, over-the-counter, ignored. Number two: Pair it with myo-inositol. In a six-month trial, women who added this over-the-counter combination didn't just manage their numbers. Their antibody attack dropped enough that their thyroid function actually returned to normal. Nobody hands out a drug that does that, because a thyroid that heals doesn't need a refill. Number three: Pull gluten. I know you've heard this before. Your immune system can genuinely mistake thyroid tissue for gluten protein. It's called molecular mimicry. Taking gluten off the table takes that trigger off the table. Conventional medicine still tells patients it's not real unless they have a positive celiac disease test. The research disagrees, and so does every patient I've watched improve after doing it. Hashimoto's was never a hormone problem. It's an immune system under attack, being managed instead of questioned. Stop asking what your TSH is and start asking why your body turned on itself. That question is where healing actually starts. Find the root. Heal the whole.

Dr. Greg

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