Guest guest Posted December 14, 2008 Report Share Posted December 14, 2008 I ran out of my lugols solution somewhere around dec 1st, I had no money to purchase another bottle until today. I wasn't feeling any different initially without it at first , I even managed to decorate for christmas on wednesday the 10th . BUT On thursday I was so tired and fatigued, And I had the most excrutiating hip pain , back leg pain,upper arm pain too, that was thurs and friday, on saturday the hips felt a little better but the pain shifted to my lower legs and ankles. Today , I have really bad pain in my calves (like that vice grip squeeze) and my feet are really bad, not only when I walk but even when I am sitting. Any of the days that I would skip iodine for a day or two I always had a return of heart palps, I don't have them at all this time. I am still not on enough armour , my free t4 was still below normal levels last labs and he only upped me by 1/4 grain. So about 3 weeks ago I upped it again another 1/4. so I am now taking 2 1/2 grains . I have been on the lugols solution since july, starting at 2 drops, and had gradually increased to 8 drops . So my thought is this: I was very deficient initially, so with adding the iodine it helped with the heart palps, and it was helping the thyroid hormones get into the cells better ,so now that I ran out do you think my throid levels have dropped lower with out the iodine? Did I mention I don't know what I am talking about and can't get this question right lol I know what I am trying to ask but I am not getting the right words.. can anybody figure out what Im trying to ask here lol because I can't . think Ill ask for a brain transplant at my next visit. kathy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 15, 2008 Report Share Posted December 15, 2008 Since iodine is a building block to thyroid hormones, yes not having lugol's would cause your body to go into a slump with hormone production if you are deficient. You could also have bromide issues. Iodine would push that out. Our bodies are complex and you just need to do what works. Steph major issues after stopping iodine I ran out of my lugols solution somewhere around dec 1st, I had no money to purchase another bottle until today. I wasn't feeling any different initially without it at first , I even managed to decorate for christmas on wednesday the 10th . BUT On thursday I was so tired and fatigued, And I had the most excrutiating hip pain , back leg pain,upper arm pain too, that was thurs and friday, on saturday the hips felt a little better but the pain shifted to my lower legs and ankles. Today , I have really bad pain in my calves (like that vice grip squeeze) and my feet are really bad, not only when I walk but even when I am sitting.Any of the days that I would skip iodine for a day or two I always had a return of heart palps, I don't have them at all this time. I am still not on enough armour , my free t4 was still below normal levels last labs and he only upped me by 1/4 grain. So about 3 weeks ago I upped it again another 1/4. so I am now taking 2 1/2 grains .I have been on the lugols solution since july, starting at 2 drops, and had gradually increased to 8 drops . So my thought is this: I was very deficient initially, so with adding the iodine it helped with the heart palps, and it was helping the thyroid hormones get into the cells better ,so now that I ran out do you think my throid levels have dropped lower with out the iodine?Did I mention I don't know what I am talking about and can't get this question right lol I know what I am trying to ask but I am not getting the right words.. can anybody figure out what Im trying to ask here lol because I can't . think Ill ask for a brain transplant at my next visit.kathy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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