Myo-inositol enhances vitamin D effectsThe impact of vitamin D on thyroid autoimmunity and hypothalamic-pituitary-thyroid axis activity in myo-inositol-treated and myo-inositol-naïve women with autoimmune thyroiditis: A pilot study.
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Our study aimed to explore the impact of myo-inositol treatment on thyroid autoimmunity in women with autoimmune thyroiditis. We included groups of women who had been on myo-inositol for a while and those who hadn’t. For six months, we observed how vitamin D supplementation interacted with myo-inositol in affecting thyroid health and immune responses.
We found that among participants taking myo-inositol, the addition of vitamin D significantly improved insulin sensitivity and led to better outcomes regarding thyroid antibodies. Specifically, women who were already on myo-inositol showed a greater reduction in thyroid peroxidase and thyroglobulin antibodies when vitamin D was added to their regimen.
Interestingly, the effects of vitamin D were less noticeable in women who weren't on myo-inositol. These individuals did not exhibit the same improvements in thyroid function or antibodies. Overall, the findings suggest that myo-inositol might enhance the benefits of vitamin D, indicating a potential synergistic effect between these two agents in managing autoimmune thyroiditis.
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For the transition to niacin, we are gradually using niacinamide and niacin 100mg. As I increase the dosage, the total will rise, making it challenging to consume large capsules and grains consistently. I perceive this as a transitional period and try not to fret too much. Previously, I became quite impatient, and after beginning with protein and megavitamins, I suddenly became unwell and lost my health. However, it’s been three months without giving up. I view this as a mental practice, adjusting my approach carefully and listening to my body daily. The first two months were tough, but during the third month, I have felt considerable effects. If you struggle, take things slowly and start with a small amount.