, i.e. persistent symptoms and reduced despite normal concentration, affects 10% of patients on . Careful, multimodal and personalised treatment can result in significantly improved outcomes.

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The interaction of three hormones, , and , lays the foundation for and its responses.

It is necessary to forgo a univariable sight and to consider the evolution of the multihormonal working point to understand health and disease.

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Multiple feedforward motifs and feedback loops maintain and . The mechanism of relational stability maintains T3 in a balanced and safe range, even in conditions of declining thyroid function.

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Signalling via hormones is more than T3 and T4. It involves 27 molecules based on the thyronine skeleton, 10 transmembrane transporters, 3 deiodinases, 6 receptors, and 4 types of action, unfolding a complex firework of possibilities, explaining health and disease.

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Relational stability is a major motif of the intertwined feedback loops of . The integrated systemic roles and interdependent homeostatically regulated equilibrium of TSH, FT4 and ​s maintains appropriate FT3 concentrations.

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Our eBook on has been published. The new cybernetic theory presented here summarises our scientific work of more than 20 years and lays the foundation for improved diagnosis and therapy of disorders.

The book is available in EPUB and PDF formats.

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hormones play a pivotal role in and the attunement to hot and cold ​s. Recent research found global patterns of variants in the UCP1 and UCP3 genes and -GD (step-up activity), suggesting integrated adaptation.

doi.org/10.3390/biology1405045

hormones profoundly impact the system. They act at all levels, ranging from the tier of ion currents over cellular processes to the macroscopic levels of myocardial tissue and even the whole organism.

doi.org/10.3389/fcvm.2022.9429

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The system is sensitive to hormones. Even mild deviations of the free concentration from a (probably individual) optimum confer a significantly increased risk for (major adverse cardiovascular events).

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Medical treatment of , i.e. due to overproduction of hormone, remains a challenge. We developed a new dosage methodology based on model predictive control (MPC), which is faster and more stable than the usual trial-and-error approach. doi.org/10.1016/j.ifacol.2025.

Multiple studies have proven the impact of ​s, e.g. and , on . It was unknown, however, that these effects depend on whether or not the included persons are fasting.

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doi.org/10.1016/j.envres.2025.

is a useful antidiabetic substance, but also an endocrine disruptor. A recent study shows that it reduces the set point of homeostasis, but this effect is mitigated by deficiency.

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Should we, therefore, classify as a psychosomatic disease? This would be premature and probably wrong. We found signs of sensorimotor and autonomic that depend on autoimmunity and 's secretory capacity ().

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Sadly, John Midgley, a pioneer in diagnostics and co-author of multiple papers by our group, passed away. Read Rudolf Hoermann's obituary at The Guardian:

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Our newest paper has been published. Based on machine learning with k-medoids we identified three different signatures of that predict the prognosis of patients with syndrome.

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's secretory () is higher in borderline personality disorder () compared to controls. Is this a result of dynamical compensation or from sympathetic innervation of the thyroid gland? doi.org/10.3390/jcm12216702

hormones profoundly affect the heart. This also applies to chronic stress and type 2 allostatic load, where they relay signals from the brain to the heart. Our newest study observed an elevated thyroid output in borderline personality disorder. doi.org/10.3390/jcm12216702

Does impaired transport of hormones into the central nervous system contribute to / ? A recent study observed CSF/serum FT4 ratio to be associated with in treated . doi.org/10.1111/jne.13272

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