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What is a normal range for thyroid stimulating hormone?

This is so important because if we get this right, you go on medication that you need,

which is lifelong.

However, if we get this wrong, one can end up on medication that they don't need.

And shockingly, recent estimates have concluded that 37 to 61% of people

have not gotten the correct perspective on what a normal TSA level is and therefore have done on

medication that they don't need. So let's detail this very important concept. This is Dr. Michael

Rousseau, and let's start.

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