"These findings reveal the hitherto unknown potential of the tested peel extracts in the regulation of thyroid function and glucose metabolism.
"Besides [anti-oxidant] activity, C. sinensis [naval orange] extract has antithyroidal, hypoglycemic, and insulin stimulatory properties, which suggest its potential to ameliorate both hyperthyroidism and diabetes mellitus. Emphases added.

Your Thyroid and Oranges, Oranges for Diabetes and Hyperthyroidism Bibliography

Journal Med Food. Vol. 11, 2008. Drs. Parmar and Kar, School of Life Sciences, Devi Ahilya U., Indore, MP, India.

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