McCall McPhersonFounder, Modern Thyroid Clinic.

Hashimoto's Reversed: My 12-Year Remission Story #shorts

18 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube short, McCall McPherson answers a viewer’s question about whether Hashimoto’s thyroiditis can be reversed. McCall shares that she has been in remission from Hashimoto’s for over 12 years, explaining that, contrary to traditional medical teaching, the autoimmune condition can be put into remission. She emphasizes that remission is objectively measurable through lab tests, specifically by reducing thyroid antibody levels, which she describes as a valuable outcome.

Which one can you reverse out of both of them? Because I'm curious for my own self.
So Hashimoto's can be reversed. I've been in remission for over 12 years. It is an autoimmune disease. Medicine traditionally, my traditional training, didn't look at Hashimoto's as being able to be reversed, but it actually can be, and it's measurable, it's objective on labs, and you can put it into remission minimally. You can reduce your antibodies, which is incredibly valuable in and of itself.