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FAQs
Yes, homeopathy supports thyroid health by addressing the root causes like hormonal imbalance, stress, and nutritional deficiencies. It offers a natural, side-effect-free approach that works well alongside conventional treatment.
Yes, while genetics and autoimmune conditions are primary causes, poor lifestyle habits—like chronic stress, sleep deprivation, poor diet, and lack of exercise—can contribute to the development or worsening of hypothyroidism.
Unhealthy habits such as skipping meals, consuming excessive sugar or processed foods, poor sleep, high stress levels, and irregular timing of thyroid medication can negatively affect thyroid function.
Partially, yes. While hypothyroidism often has medical or autoimmune roots, lifestyle factors like stress, poor nutrition, and lack of physical activity can significantly influence how the condition develops and how well it is managed.
Lifestyle changes may not "cure" hypothyroidism, especially if it's autoimmune in nature, but they can significantly improve symptoms, support hormone balance, and sometimes reduce the need for higher medication doses.
Yes, especially cruciferous vegetables like cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower. These should be cooked, as raw forms may interfere with iodine absorption, which is vital for thyroid hormone production.