Rina, a 34-year-old woman, came to us after years of struggling with Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and PCOD (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome). She had been experiencing chronic fatigue, unexplained weight gain, severe mood swings, and irregular periods. Her anti-TPO antibodies were elevated at 150 IU/mL, indicating ongoing autoimmune activity against her thyroid. Despite conventional treatments, including thyroid hormone replacement and medications to manage her PCOD, she found little relief and felt overwhelmed by the persistent symptoms. Her blood work also revealed imbalances in her liver enzymes, suggesting a need for detoxification to support her overall health. We introduced Rina to a 3-phase liver detox program, designed to not only address her liver health but also help manage the underlying autoimmune response and hormonal imbalances. The program was divided into three phases After completing the program, Rina saw significant symptomatic changes. Her energy levels increased, and she felt less fatigued throughout the day. Her mood swings reduced, and her menstrual cycle became more regular. Blood tests showed remarkable improvements: her anti-TPO levels dropped from 150 IU/mL to 45 IU/mL, indicating a significant reduction in thyroid autoimmunity. Her liver enzyme levels returned to normal, supporting her overall metabolic function. Additionally, Rina lost 8 kg (17 lbs) and saw an improvement in her skin texture, with reduced acne breakouts linked to her PCOD.