Hashimoto's Treatment: Lower Antibodies, Reduce Autoimmune Risk

Can you treat Hashimoto's without being on thyroid medication? I have high antibodies. So always the treatment for Hashi is not medication. It's always influencing inflammation that can lower your Hashimoto's antibodies. Now, Hashimoto's over time leads to hypothyroidism. So if someone's had Hashi for five or 10 years, in all likelihood they have hypothyroidism. That's not going to resolve simply because they stop, because their antibodies go into remission. Those antibodies have already attacked their thyroid gland. They have eroded away our hormonal secreting tissue and replaced it with, like, inflammatory scarry tissue that doesn't secrete hormones as well. And so we still need to offset that loss with medication, if that makes sense. But I do want you guys to tease out those two things in your mind. Hashimoto's and hypothyroidism are treated in two different ways.