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Abstract: The thyroid is a medical disorder usually encountered by primary care physicians. Untreated thyroid disease can contribute to hypertension, dyslipidaemia, infertility, cognitive impairment, and neuromuscular dysfunction. This study is an attempt to assess the nutritional status of thyroid patients. Through random sampling, the study's major objectives are to examine thyroid patients' nutritional conditions and provide nutritional information to help them overcome thyroid disease and obesity through a good nutrient increase. A good metabolic rate can aid in the burning of calories. The study's major objectives are to examine hypothyroid patients' obesity, which is caused by faulty food habits. So, we can say that diet is also responsible for weight gain in hypothyroidism. nutritional conditions and analysis of the nutritional knowledge to help them overcome hypothyroid disease. Method and Material: A questionnaire-based interview schedule is created to learn more about each subject's demographic profile. The study will last for three to four months. The respondent is made up of 45 hypothyroid patients who were chosen from various parts of Moradabad city. We obtain general information on people between the ages of 25 and 45. The method is based on a 24-hour recall, anthropometric measurements, BMI calculations, and statistical analysis. RESULT: The three-day, 24-hour recall method is used for dietary assessment. According to WHO criteria, 46% were obese, with a mean and standard deviation of a body mass index of 29.614.00. The mean nutrient intake is found to be deficient in energy and protein. Fat, carbohydrates, and were found to be higher than the recommendations. The outcomes were varied. For examination, 45 subject acquisitions were made. However, only 30 subjects responded correctly. CONCLUSION: It is clearly concluded that the study's motivation is to check out the restoration aptitudes of thyroid disorder and obesity, which can be some distance more useful for the people with these conditions inside the community than controlling the hypothyroid. In this study, we analyse the obesity in hypothyroidism. Couse due to faulty food habits and extra calories intake provide the knowledge of food which can be damage-loose for thyroid patients. This causes an obstruction with the secretion of TSH hormones, and it has been concluded that almost all respondents no longer have the right know-how about thyroids and that, in complying with the right nutritional knowledge points, they achieve correct recovery from hypothyroidism.