Dr. Elizabeth Boham

I know, right? So I'm like, okay. But then her primary doctor did her TSH, and it was normal. So we then went deeper.

I know, right? So I'm like, okay. But then her primary doctor did her TSH, and it was normal. So we then went deeper.

I know, right? So I'm like, okay. But then her primary doctor did her TSH, and it was normal. So we then went deeper.

Right, and many, many studies are saying people between one and two feel the best, right?

Right, and many, many studies are saying people between one and two feel the best, right?

Right, and many, many studies are saying people between one and two feel the best, right?

And I think that's really important. And the physician sometimes thinks, well, I'll just wait until these antibodies damage the thyroid enough, and then I'll treat. That's the way they, you know. I'm gonna wait until, but we say, okay, no, there's so much we can do. There's so much we can do right away.

And I think that's really important. And the physician sometimes thinks, well, I'll just wait until these antibodies damage the thyroid enough, and then I'll treat. That's the way they, you know. I'm gonna wait until, but we say, okay, no, there's so much we can do. There's so much we can do right away.

And I think that's really important. And the physician sometimes thinks, well, I'll just wait until these antibodies damage the thyroid enough, and then I'll treat. That's the way they, you know. I'm gonna wait until, but we say, okay, no, there's so much we can do. There's so much we can do right away.