Get Dr. Alan Christianson’s complete guide to thyroid medication deprescribing: what the data says, who may be a candidate, and how to taper safely with the right support.

A Practical Guide

This download walks through the science, the decision points, and the step-by-step process behind safely reducing or stopping thyroid medication when it may no longer be necessary.

Understand the difference between Hashimoto’s, subclinical hypothyroidism, and overt hypothyroidism

See whether you may be a candidate for deprescribing

Learn the tapering strategy that gives your thyroid the best chance to recover

Educational use only. This guide is not a substitute for personal medical care. Do not stop or adjust prescription medication without appropriate supervision.

Full Details + Cheat Sheet A concise, data-informed PDF with flowcharts, taper examples, key lab insights, and a one-page quick reference card.

What’s included

A clear explanation of when thyroid medication helps, when it often does not, and why that distinction matters

A simple breakdown of TSH, T4, T3, Hashimoto’s, subclinical hypothyroidism, and overt hypothyroidism

A candidate flowchart to help you understand whether deprescribing may be worth discussing

The key factors that make success more or less likely, including thyroid status, duration on meds, iodine, and nutrient support

Sample taper schedules for both T4-only medications and T3/NDT-containing medications

A quick-reference page you can share with your prescriber

Who this is for

People told they need thyroid medication because of Hashimoto’s alone

Those with subclinical or mild hypothyroidism who want to understand their options

Anyone already taking thyroid medication and wondering whether it is still necessary

Patients who want a safer, more informed conversation with their doctor before making changes

From Dr. Alan Christianson, NMD - board-certified naturopathic endocrinologist, New York Times bestselling author, and educator who has helped patients navigate thyroid treatment decisions for 30 years.

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How to Taper Thyroid Meds

A Practical Guide

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