The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
you want to make sure that they're testing for antibodies against your thyroid glands so tpo or thyroid peroxidase antibodies is the one that's typically associated Pacha motos or anti thyroid globulin and so you want to know if you have antibodies to these and if if you have hypothyroidism and the antibodies are high you have Hashimoto's and much more common in women
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That's what most women suffer from is canonical Hashimoto's thyroiditis autoimmune low thyroid. uh we can talk about that and and maybe why it's happening but that that just seems to occur more in women probably due to their physiology and something that now again like multiple sclerosis shogans like many of these autoimmune diseases occur more commonly in women it probably has to do with just being a female
The Hashimoto's is the prototypical hypothyroidism. ... TPO is the most important one. There's another one that's antiyroglobbulin which is also uh specific thyrolyoglobin is a protein that's only produced in the thyroid and tpo also it's against the peroxidase that's only produced in the thyroid. So these two antibodies are very specific. The anti thyrolyroglobulin is less important.