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Hypothyroidism vs Millets
Are the millets (proso millets, barnyard millets, little millets etc ) safe for people with hypothyroidism?
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Other millets have different quality according ur disease it depend on your tsh level
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Avoid certain vegetables like broccoli, cabbage, spinach, beetroot, cauliflower, sprouts etc.
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Sure ,we will help you
You can take 2twice a week but quantity will be prescribe on the basis of your health status.
We have diet for a thyroid patients which not only help to balance thyroid function but also cure the complication and disease caused due to thyroid.and help to get ideal weight.
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Each millets have their own different properties
It depends on how you prepare them
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Total 8 varieties of millets are there. Each has its own properties. The way you prepare plays a very important role in absorption and assimilation. They are alkaline base. They Interfer with absorption many other micronutrients. Please provide your complete medical history so that I can give you which millet is best and it's preparation, soaking time and other details.
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Ms. Anjali kanphade
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7 yrs exp
Nagpur
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Ms. Vidhi Chawla
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13 yrs exp
Delhi
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The millets are not recommended in the THYROID diet. But they can be taken in some quantity but under the supervision of the expert.
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