Program length may be adjusted based on the patients goals, tolerance, response and provider recommendation

coleslaw), millet, broccoli, catechins from tea Include fibre and probiotic foods to support gut flora health Supplements that support Graves disease and Hyperthyroidism Acetyl-l-carnitine : blocks effect of excess thyroid hormone in the tissues, supports energy production in muscles and may help reduce symptoms Taurine : may inhibit thyroid activity and supports heart energy production, stimulates the gall bladder Omega-3 EFAs reduces inflammation B-complex- supports energy production Magnesium supports energy production and reduces stress response Probiotics balances gut flora and supports immune response thorough testing of the gut is recommended with any autoimmune disease Broad-spectrum antioxidants: Vitamins A, C, E Zinc also needed for thyroid function Selenium helps lower thyroid antibodies CoQ10 also helps lower blood pressure and support energy production Alpha-lipoic acid helps with insulin sensitivity Calcium and vitamin D may be needed if bone growth, mineralisation and remodeling are being impacted Herbal Medicine treatment that supports Graves disease Reduce thyroid activity bugleweed, lemon balm Immune system modulators echinacea, astragalus, hemidesmus Anti-inflammatory turmeric, ginger, rehmannia, bupleurum nervous system relaxants passionflower, zizyphus, scullcap, oats, hops Reduce palpitations motherwort (also thought to have anti-thyroid activity) Adaptogens withania, rehmannia Lifestyle / Physical measures Ice packs to the throat will help to decrease inflammation Castor oil packs to the throat will reduce inflammation apply oil directly to the skin, cover with a clean soft cloth and plastic wrap, place a heat source over the pack leave in place for 30 60 minutes FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE TREATMENT OF GRAVES DISEASE Graves disease is an autoimmune thyroid condition in which the patients own cells attack the thyroid gland

Although human clinical trials are still limited, the breadth of animal data and positive clinical experiences suggest that BPC-157 could soon become a mainstay in the treatment of musculoskeletal injuries
While semaglutide is effective for its intended uses, the side effect of bloating is relatively common
This highly pure, stable form has been clinically proven to survive the digestive tract in sufficient quantities to be transported across human intestinal epithelial cells and enter systemic circulation, effectively raising body stores of glutathione