Over an extensive period, thyroid hormones have been recognized as pivotal regulators of glucose homeostasis.[34] Investigation into the interplay between thyroid hormones and glucose metabolism commenced as far back as a century ago, with the term “thyroid diabetes” coined to delineate the detrimental impact of heightened thyroid hormone levels on glucose homeostasis.[35] Several studies propose an interaction between hyperthyroidism and diabetes mellitus; however, the precise ramifications remain elusive.[36,37]. The gene discussed is TG; the disease is diabetes mellitus.