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The Research Foundation

The science, plainly stated.

Every ingredient in ThyroBase sits on top of peer-reviewed research. Bioactive forms. Premium sources. Co-formulated with naturopaths, dietitians, food scientists, oncology pharmacists, and FSANZ-compliant formulators. No cherry-picked headlines, no overpromises. Just the studies, what they found, and how each one shaped the formulation.

Why the gap exists

In range doesn't always mean optimal.

"My tests are fine but I'm not" is the most common thing people say after thyroid surgery. A normal TSH reading does not rule out residual symptoms. ThyroBase exists for the gap between TSH normalisation and actual cellular wellbeing.

Post-thyroidectomy patients showed significantly lower Free T3 levels than non-thyroidectomy controls, despite normal TSH.

Gullo et al., 2011 · PLOS One

63.5% of people on levothyroxine reported residual symptoms: fatigue, brain fog, mood issues. Even when tests came back "within range."

Freeman et al., 2019 · Innovations in Pharmacy

27% of people with hypothyroidism were found to have vitamin B12 deficiency. An often-overlooked driver of fatigue.

Benites-Zapata et al., 2023 · Frontiers in Endocrinology

Approximately 20% of T4-to-T3 conversion happens in the gut. Meaning gut dysbiosis can contribute to poor thyroid hormone activation.

Knezevic et al., 2020 · Nutrients
The full reference list

Every study. Every finding.

Study Finding Relevance
Gullo et al., 2011 · PLOS One Lower Free T3 in thyroidectomy patients despite normal TSH Why "in range" ≠ fine
Freeman et al., 2019 · Innovations in Pharmacy 63.5% of people on levothyroxine report persistent residual symptoms Scale of the care gap
Benites-Zapata et al., 2023 · Frontiers in Endocrinology 27% B12 deficiency prevalence in hypothyroid patients AM B12 rationale
Kobayashi et al., 2021 · Clin. Ped. Endocrinology Selenium status impacts T3/T4 ratio AM selenium rationale
Vargas-Uricoechea et al., 2024 · Int. J. Mol. Sci. Zinc supports thyroid function and hormone conversion AM zinc rationale
Rushton, 2002 · Clin. & Exp. Dermatology Ferritin <70 µg/L linked to hair loss, even without anaemia AM iron bisglycinate rationale
Appunni et al., 2021 · BMC Endocrine Disorders Vitamin D deficiency associated with hypothyroidism AM vitamin D3 rationale
Knezevic et al., 2020 · Nutrients ~20% of T4-to-T3 conversion occurs in the gut microbiome PM probiotic rationale
Su et al., 2020 · JCEM Gut dysbiosis patterns identified in hypothyroid patients PM probiotic rationale
Abbasi et al., 2012 · JRMS (RCT) Magnesium supplementation improved insomnia parameters PM magnesium rationale
Yamadera et al., 2007 · Sleep & Biol. Rhythms (RCT) Glycine 3g before bed improved sleep quality and onset PM glycine rationale
Kazemi et al., 2024 · Meta-analysis Chamomile extract improves sleep quality and anxiety PM chamomile rationale
Harit et al., 2024 · Cureus (RCT) Passionflower reduces anxiety-driven insomnia PM passionflower rationale
Every ingredient

Earned its place.

No proprietary blends. No fairy dust. Every ingredient sits on top of peer-reviewed research, in the form your body can actually use, at a dose that does the work.

12 Researched ingredients
100% In bioactive forms
0 Iodine, kelp, goitrogens
Who built this

Co-formulated with naturopaths, dietitians, food scientists, oncology pharmacists, and FSANZ-compliant formulators.

Every ingredient and dose was reviewed by people who actually understood the brief. Manufactured in Australia to FSANZ standards.

Formulators

Reviewed every ingredient choice and dose threshold against published research and known interactions with thyroid medication.

Naturopaths

Brought lived clinical experience caring for people post-thyroidectomy and people with Hashimoto's into the formulation conversation.

Dietitians

Cross-checked daily nutrient targets and food-state context so the formula fits how people actually eat alongside their thyroid medication.

Food scientists

Made sure every form, blend and texture would actually deliver, not sit at the bottom of a glass or break down in storage.

Oncology pharmacists

Reviewed every ingredient for interactions with thyroid medication and post-thyroidectomy care, flagging anything that could compete with absorption.

FSANZ-compliance specialists

Confirmed every label claim, every excluded ingredient and every disclosure meets Australian regulatory standards.

The form matters

Why our ingredient forms are different.

Most supplements use the cheapest version of every nutrient. ThyroBase uses the form your body actually recognises and uses. The same active ingredient at a different bioavailability is a different product.

Nutrient The cheap version What's in ThyroBase
Vitamin CSynthetic ascorbic acidAcerola cherry extract
Vitamin B12Cyanocobalamin (synthetic)Methylcobalamin (bioactive)
IronIron sulfate (causes GI distress)Iron bisglycinate (chelated)
ZincZinc oxide (around 10% absorption)Zinc bisglycinate (chelated)
SeleniumSodium selenite (inorganic)Selenomethionine (organic)
MagnesiumMagnesium oxide (around 4% absorption)Magnesium citrate (well-absorbed)
On responsibility

What the science does, and does not, promise.

ThyroBase is built from peer-reviewed research on individual ingredients. We do not claim to treat, cure or reverse any disease, including thyroid disease. ThyroBase is designed to sit alongside your existing care.

What we can say

  • Every ingredient is supported by published research relevant to its role in the formula
  • Doses are formulated to meet clinically meaningful thresholds, not token amounts
  • Bioactive forms (methylcobalamin, selenomethionine, magnesium citrate, iron bisglycinate) chosen over cheaper alternatives
  • Exclusions (iodine, kelp, soy isoflavones, goitrogens) are based on documented interactions with thyroid medication
  • ThyroBase is designed to support daily wellbeing as part of a broader routine

What we will never say

  • That ThyroBase treats, cures, reverses or heals thyroid disease
  • That ThyroBase replaces levothyroxine or any prescribed thyroid hormone replacement therapy
  • That supplementation guarantees symptom resolution for every individual
  • That outcomes from published studies will apply identically to every user

Real research. Real routine. Real people.

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ThyroBase is a nutritional supplement and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult your healthcare professional before starting any supplement, especially if you are taking prescription medication or are managing a health condition. ThyroBase is not a substitute for prescribed thyroid hormone replacement therapy.