My sister also have this problem. She also have some more problem because of thyroid. I think curing it is not possible.

Thyroid hormones are needed by the body in small proportions everyday. Let me explain this to you with different situations.
1. Person with thyroid disease controlled on drugs: He needs to take the drug everyday in order have the hormone level under check.

2. Person with thyroid disease and thyroid removed surgically: In this case there is no production of thyroid hormone after the removal of thyroid gland. Hence hormone has to be taken as drug so as top meet the body needs.

So whatever the condition may be, permanent cure is almost never possible. Cure can only be symptomatic cure. Lifelong therapy is needed.

Very useful points ! A lot of people seem to be suffering from thyroids these days, some born with it ( when it is not properly formed ) I am told..

Well these are very common problem now a days.These are due to our lifestyle. M too diabetic and have thyroid problem. I brought lots of changes in my life style and today i dont need any medicine for diabetic but yes for thyroid i have to take medicine life long but this is also under control. One spl mantra is that vigorous exercise or brisk walk for 1 hr and this really works and also weight loss too.

Very useful points ! A lot of people seem to be suffering from thyroids these days, some born with it ( when it is not properly formed ) I am told..

True!! Some are born with thyroid diseases when the mother had thyroid disease at the time of pregnancy.

The main cause of rising number of Thyroid diseases are mainly due to lifestyles changes and incorrect eating habits, if eating habits are taken care of, chiefly a sensible, well-balanced diet prepared in homes is followed, then I think the instances would reduce.

The main cause of rising number of Thyroid diseases are mainly due to lifestyles changes and incorrect eating habits, if eating habits are taken care of, chiefly a sensible, well-balanced diet prepared in homes is followed, then I think the instances would reduce.

Thyroid diseases are generally not due to improper food habits though iodine deficiency and eating lot of foods under brassicaceae family including cabbage, etc., can cause thyroid diseases. But otherwise it is not due to food habits. But once someone gets thyroid disease diet has to be taken care of.

That is why they are related with eating habits, Arun. It is true that for maintaining thyroid health iodine is the key ingredient but it is not the only one. Deficiency of other elements like Vitamin D (linked to Hashimoto;s disease) Selenium, Vitamin B12 etc. are also equally important as is iodine. So even though there may be any other non-dietary causes, eating proper, balanced diet does help to a great extent.

Here is one link that is found, I think it is very good and helpful.
http://www.cncahealth.com/health-info/general/thyroid-health-nutrition.htm