Re: Iodine and Ovulation / pregnancy dose

[Guest guest]

You don't have to drop it if you get pregnant if you have already been on

that dose for a while. The issue is that you should not start supplementing

at higher doses when you get pregnant with the fear that your body will

release too many toxins. 25 mgs should be fine.

Re: Iodine and Ovulation

> I'm so glad this discussion came up, and the discussion about iodine

> in pregnancy. I dropped my iodine dose to 25mg because of

> breastfeeding (although he's around 1, so not his sole nutrition), and

> if I become pregnant I'll drop to 12.5.

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> Thanks for passing on all this info!

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> Renae

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>> Yes! Someone on the Curezone Iodine Forum got pregnant after no

> cycles and

>> then starting iodine.

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>> The need for iodine to create fertility has been studied in

> rodents. I came

>> across the study yesterday. Also, different parts of the cycle

> require more

>> iodine than others. We have so much to learn.

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>> Lynne

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[Guest guest]

Even better, thank you! I may be putting this info to use very soon.

Renae

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> You don't have to drop it if you get pregnant if you have already

been on

> that dose for a while. The issue is that you should not start

supplementing

> at higher doses when you get pregnant with the fear that your body will

> release too many toxins. 25 mgs should be fine.

>

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