HASHIMOTO'S is the most comprehensive guide for physicians and patients on Hashimoto's thyroiditis and hypothyroidism: 825 pages that treat it as what it is, a complex immune and metabolic condition shaped by nutrition, inflammation, gut function, sleep and stress.
Many people with Hashimoto's take their thyroid medication exactly as prescribed and still feel tired, inflamed and stuck. Hormone replacement is necessary, but it doesn't answer the most important question: why is the immune system attacking the thyroid?
The book connects symptoms to physiology, and lab results to the factors that keep autoimmunity active: nutrient deficiencies, toxic metals, gut health, blood sugar and insulin, sleep and stress.
An autoimmune disease: the body attacks its own thyroid.
How the thyroid works, and why TSH alone is not enough.
What to put on your plate to lower inflammation.
Selenium, zinc, vitamin D, iron and more, with clinical doses.
Aluminum, mercury and lead, and where they fit in.
What sleep and stress do to Hashimoto's.
Step by step, phase by phase.
What to test, how to follow up, how to catch a relapse.
How to keep the results for the long run.
An in-depth clinical reference to broaden the approach to autoimmune thyroid disease.
A clear guide to what is happening in your body, and the questions to bring to your doctor.
For those who still struggle with fatigue, weight, hair loss or brain fog despite "normal" labs.
For those who want long-term stability, not just a number on a lab report.
Dr. André Azevedo is a Brazilian physician with more than two decades of clinical practice, dedicated to metabolic, hormonal and autoimmune diseases. At his clinic in Campinas, São Paulo, he has followed thousands of patients with thyroid disorders, especially Hashimoto's thyroiditis.
His practice investigates beyond TSH: thyroid antibodies, ferritin, vitamin D, selenium, zinc, iodine, toxic metals (aluminum, mercury, lead), gut health, glucose and insulin. With that map, the goal is to treat the cause, not just the number.
In a review of 525 patient records after two years of treatment at his clinic, 69% of patients lowered their thyroid antibodies by more than 50%, as measured in their lab results.
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Both. It was written as an in-depth reference for physicians and healthcare professionals, and as a clear guide for patients who want to understand Hashimoto's thyroiditis and hypothyroidism.
On Amazon.com, as a paperback (825 pages) or as a Kindle eBook.
Nine chapters: what Hashimoto's thyroiditis is, thyroid physiology, anti-inflammatory nutrition, oral supplementation, detoxification and metals, sleep and stress, a 5-phase remission plan, lab tests and relapse monitoring, and living in remission.
No. It is educational content. Do not stop or change any medication, including thyroid hormone, without your physician.
