McCall McPhersonFounder, Modern Thyroid Clinic.

Hashimoto's Remission: Top 3 Natural Treatments Revealed #shorts

31 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this YouTube short, McCall McPherson explains that Hashimoto's thyroiditis, an autoimmune cause of hypothyroidism, can be put into remission through lifestyle interventions. He shares three natural treatments he recommends based on research: (1) Selenium supplementation at 200 µg daily, which has been shown to lower thyroid antibodies; (2) Glutathione, taken orally or applied transdermally to the thyroid, as a potent antioxidant and anti‑inflammatory agent; and (3) Red light therapy positioned about six inches from the thyroid for roughly ten minutes twice a day, which purportedly reduces antibodies and enhances hormone conversion. McPherson emphasizes that these steps can help reduce antibody levels and improve thyroid function.

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For Hashimoto's, the autoimmune disease associated with hypothyroidism that can be reversed with lifestyle, okay? You can put that into remission. I'm in remission. Minimally, you can reduce your antibodies. I would say if I had to pick, number 1, take selenium, 200 micrograms every day. Research shows that reduces antibodies. Number 2, use glutathione, our body's most potent antioxidant, anti-inflammatory. You can do it orally. Sometimes I even have people put glutathione on their thyroid gland transdermally. It works great. Number 3 is red light therapy, about 6 inches from your thyroid, and it has been shown to reduce antibodies and even improve conversion. So improve the activation of those hormones, 10 minutes twice a day in a perfect world.