Hypothyroidism and stress

Case report · Cureus · 14 April 2024

Research co-authored by Ryan R. Day. This summary separates the reported findings from what the study can establish.

What was reported

This paper describes one adult with hypothyroidism and longstanding stress. After 12 weeks of Neuro-Emotional Technique (NET), the authors reported thyroid markers within the laboratory reference ranges and improved psychological measures.

How to interpret it

A single case without a comparison group cannot show that NET caused these changes. It cannot establish effectiveness for other patients. The proposed stress-related mechanisms remain hypotheses requiring controlled research.

Clinical context

This report does not establish NET as a treatment for hypothyroidism or a replacement for thyroid medication. Diagnosis, monitoring and medication decisions belong with the treating medical practitioner.

Original paper

Bablis P, Day RR, Bablis S, Pollard H. Treatment of Hypothyroidism and Stress Using Neuro-Emotional Technique (NET): A Case Study. Cureus. 2024;16(4):e58231.

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