1.1 Verma, et al., (2018). The objective of the study was to find the effects of Yagya Therapy on Subclinical Hypothyroidism. A 60 years old patient suffering from SCH since past 2 years and 4 months took Yagya-Therapy for 3 months as an add-on therapy and after 4 months of completing Yagya-Therapy, post-data was recorded, TSH and B12 levels became normal and other complaints such as tiredness, weakness, sleep issues were also resolved completely after the Yagya-Therapy. Thus, the present study indicates the effectiveness of Yagya-Therapy in the treatment of SCH.
1.2 2. Saraswat, et. al., (2020). The objective of the study was to find the effect of Yagya Therapy in normalizing the level of thyroid hormones. For this study, 18 thyroid patients were selected and they were given 40 days of Yagya therapy and their level of T3, T4 and TSH were measured. All of them showed that the level of thyroid hormones were balanced and in addition patients reported significant improvement in quality of life in physical weakness, breathing issues, sleep issues and stress. Thus the present study showed that Yagya Therapy has great potential for management of chronic condition of Thyroid through both balancing thyroid hormones as well as by improving quality of life.