PubMed
Neuroscience
How Thyroid Hormone Quietly Hijacks Memory and Learning
Thyroxine is like a backstage crew member that rewires the theater's electrical system without anyone noticing — it changes how the lights flash, not by shouting orders, but by reaching directly into the circuit board.
This means thyroid hormone can reshape brain plasticity without activating traditional hormone receptors — a sneaky non-genomic pathway that hints at why thyroid imbalance fuzzes cognition so profoundly.
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