Graves’ Disease Diet: Eat These Foods For Hyperthyroidism

What do you eat when you have Graves’ or hyperthyroidism?

Graves’ is an autoimmune disease that results in an ​attack on your thyroid gland and the production of excessive thyroid hormone which causes the symptoms of hyperthyroidism.

So what do you eat if you have Graves’ or hyperthyroidism?

What you eat depends largely on what kind of treatment you’ve undergone for hyperthyroidism.

Those who are in the active stage of hyperthyroidism need to be tested for gluten and celiac disease as well as food sensitivities.

Assessing these areas can help reduce intestinal inflammation and may treat your Graves’.

Those who post thyroidectomy or post radioactive iodine ablation will need a diet tailored to hypothyroid patients because these therapies result in hypothyroidism in the body.

Learn more about how to eat when you have Graves’ to help normalize your weight.

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