XXXX and nutritional status in @entity1669 .

@entity1 @entity1375 @entity60451 @entity2175 @entity15248 @entity353 @entity28 @entity2743 @entity1669 @entity2621 @entity1593 @entity1378 @entity3147 @entity21012 @entity209 @entity792 @entity942 @entity1374
In recent years, the authors of epidemiological studies have documented that @entity792 are a major problem of modern society and are classified as diseases of civilization. @entity1669 ( @entity1669 ) are caused by an abnormal immune response to autoantigens present in the thyroid gland - they often coexist with other @entity792 . The most common dysfunctions of the thyroid gland are @entity1375 , @entity2743 and @entity2621 . @entity2621 can be the main cause of @entity1375 of the thyroid gland. Anthropometric, biochemical and physicochemical parameters are used to assess the nutritional status during the diagnosis and treatment of @entity1374 . @entity1 with @entity1375 are often obese, whereas @entity1 with @entity1378 are often afflicted with rapid weight loss. The consequence of @entity28 is a change of the thyroid hormones' activity; however, @entity353 leads to their normalization. The activity and metabolic rate of thyroid hormones are modifiable. @entity1669 are associated with @entity60451 and thus increased risk of developing @entity2175 . @entity1593 ( @entity1593 ) also increases the risk of developing other @entity792 . @entity3147 or the presence of numerous @entity3147 in a @entity1 's body can be the cause of @entity1374 . Coexisting deficiencies of such elements as iodine, iron, selenium and zinc may impair the function of the thyroid gland. Other @entity942 usually observed in @entity1 suffering from ATD are: protein @entity15248 (A, C, B6, B5, B1) and @entity21012 (phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, sodium, chromium). Proper diet helps to reduce the symptoms of the disease, maintains a healthy weight and prevents the occurrence of @entity3147 . This article presents an overview of selected documented studies and scientific reports on the relationship of @entity209 and nutritional status with the occurrence of ATD.
