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Hi Bee,

 

Just wondering what your thoughts are on iodine supplimentation for thyroid

treatment/for someone with no thyroid...i read some interesting info. on this

site...http://www.naturalthyroidchoices.com

 

I know iodine is not part of your supplimenting...will your answer be ..just

stick with the program and the body will heal itself.What foods contain iodine?

 

Have a good day,

 

 

 

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> Hi Bee,

>  

> Just wondering what your thoughts are on iodine supplimentation for thyroid

treatment/for someone with no thyroid...i read some interesting info. on this

site...http://www.naturalthyroidchoices.com

>  

> I know iodine is not part of your supplimenting...will your answer be ..just

stick with the program and the body will heal itself.What foods contain iodine?

+++Hi ,

I think you need to re-read my main candida article " How to Successfully

Overcome Candida " since obviously you missed this:

" Only Take Recommended Supplements

You will be much more successful if you only take the supplements listed below.

If you are currently taking any other supplements, herbs, or other treatments,

it is advisable that you gradually go off of them. Any treatments that interfere

with " proper nutrients, " particularly hormones, drugs, other kinds of

supplements or even herbs will slow or stop the healing processes.

The reason is because too many unnecessary supplements, other kinds of

treatments, toxic drugs and hormones, will interfere with the natural healing

processes. That is because your body is just like you when you have too many

things coming at you at once. Like you, your body will become confused and

overwhelmed, not knowing what to do. This can cause your body to go into apathy

and not do anything. In other words, it will stop the healing process.

Many supplements, herbs, extracts, and other natural substances are recommended

by some naturopaths, dieticians, and other healthcare practitioners because they

do not know or understand what constitutes a " truly " good nutritious diet.

Consequently they recommend many things that are easily obtained from this diet.

Your body is smart enough to balance out all of its nutrient and nutrient levels

if it is given the basic " proper nutrients, " which is what this diet and the

supplements recommended provide. Remember that " More Is Not Better. "

Many healthcare practitioners, although well-meaning, treat specific symptoms

and disorders, much like doctors do with drugs. They may perscribe extracts to

treat the thyroid, adrenal glands, and so on. However this often causes more

harm than good. That is because such substances can throw off already delicate

hormone balances. Therefore the focus must be on treating the " cause " and not

the symptoms.

Also, as the body heals and the immune system becomes stronger all of the organs

throughout the body will begin to normalize. However, if you are taking hormones

or other nutrients, like iodine or medications for the thyroid, or adrenal

hormones it will throw those organs into a tizzy; so they won't be able to

recover and function normally. Instead its functioning will become extremely

erratic and unpredictable.

Most " extra " supplements are totally unnecessary, often causing adverse side

effects or they are a waste of money. A good example of this are iodine

supplements like Lugol's, as well as kelp, seaweed and other green supplements.

Not only are many green supplements too strong for sick people to handle, often

overwhelming the body, but they also contain too much iodine.

Iodine is only required in trace amounts (minute amounts) and all of your body's

requirements can easily be met by eating butter, by taking at least 1 teaspoon

of a " good " ocean sea salt per day and by drinking natural water. The fact is

that too much iodine causes just as much damage to the thyroid as too little. "

Bee

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