Frequently asked question: What is TBI?

TBI are thyroid-blocking immunoglobulins. TBI are antibodies produced by your own immune system. They make the thyroid gland work slower. The antibodies target the TSH receptor and make the thyroid gland produce much less thyroid hormone. Purpose: to detect auto-immune hypothyroidism.

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