Re: Re: How to deal with Halides detox

[Guest guest]

According to Dr. Shevin, the salt only helps with the bromine not

fluoride.

I don't know why.

Irene

At 05:56 PM 8/28/2008, you wrote:

Hi ,

Halide detox refers to bromide and fluoride - in chemistry they are

considered toxic halogens. The salt flush is probably the most important

thing you can do for that. Iodine is also a halogen, but your body needs

it. The toxic halogens fill up where iodine should be. When we begin

taking Iodine in significant amounts it knocks the toxic halogens off the

iodine receptors, but we need the chloride (from salt but potassium

chloride also works) to bind with the floating toxic halogens and get

them out of the body before they redistribute (If anyone else can explain

this better or more accurately, please do).

Also I believe the TSH range you are working with is outdated, but I

don't have those numbers on hand (does anyone else?). I believe your TSH

should be lower, as most people feel better when it goes below that. You

may want to experiment with the iodine first to see if it corrects your

hypothyroidism without hormones, but many people choose to get on the

hormones and work with the iodine as a compliment. If you can find a more

holistic doctor he/she might be able to help you with that.

Regarding a heavy metals test, I just did one with Dr Flechas, long

distance. Go into the 'Files' section of this website for more

info.

Best regards,

Marlena

>

> Hello all

>

> I saw on the database from Dr Brownstien that if you are having

> Halides detox that you will have extreme fatigue and achy muscles

> being tired and such.

>

> I am having all of this yes it comes and goes but I am not sure what

> to do I am taking

> selenium

> copper

> magnesium

> zinc

> B Complex

> riboflavon

> niacin flush free

> ginko

> St s Wart

> and 50 mgs

[Guest guest]

My chemistry is rusty but the reason why the salt works with bromide is because the chloride binds to the bromide. I don't believe that chloride can bind to fluoride and carry it out of the body.

Re: Re: How to deal with Halides detox

According to Dr. Shevin, the salt only helps with the bromine not fluoride.I don't know why.IreneAt 05:56 PM 8/28/2008, you wrote:

Hi ,Halide detox refers to bromide and fluoride - in chemistry they are considered toxic halogens. The salt flush is probably the most important thing you can do for that. Iodine is also a halogen, but your body needs it. The toxic halogens fill up where iodine should be. When we begin taking Iodine in significant amounts it knocks the toxic halogens off the iodine receptors, but we need the chloride (from salt but potassium chloride also works) to bind with the floating toxic halogens and get them out of the body before they redistribute (If anyone else can explain this better or more accurately, please do).Also I believe the TSH range you are working with is outdated, but I don't have those numbers on hand (does anyone else?). I believe your TSH should be lower, as most people feel better when it goes below that. You may want to experiment with the iodine first to see if it corrects your hypothyroidism without hormones, but many people choose to get on the hormones and work with the iodine as a compliment. If you can find a more holistic doctor he/she might be able to help you with that. Regarding a heavy metals test, I just did one with Dr Flechas, long distance. Go into the 'Files' section of this website for more info.Best regards,Marlena>> Hello all > > I saw on the database from Dr Brownstien that if you are having > Halides detox that you will have extreme fatigue and achy muscles > being tired and such. > > I am having all of this yes it comes and goes but I am not sure what > to do I am taking > selenium > copper > magnesium > zinc > B Complex> riboflavon > niacin flush free> ginko> St s Wart> and 50 mgs

[Guest guest]

Where is Dr Flechas?Thanks,AliOn Aug 28, 2008, at 6:34 PM, irene.m@... wrote:According to Dr. Shevin, the salt only helps with the bromine not fluoride.I don't know why.IreneAt 05:56 PM 8/28/2008, you wrote:Hi ,Halide detox refers to bromide and fluoride - in chemistry they are considered toxic halogens. The salt flush is probably the most important thing you can do for that. Iodine is also a halogen, but your body needs it. The toxic halogens fill up where iodine should be. When we begin taking Iodine in significant amounts it knocks the toxic halogens off the iodine receptors, but we need the chloride (from salt but potassium chloride also works) to bind with the floating toxic halogens and get them out of the body before they redistribute (If anyone else can explain this better or more accurately, please do).Also I believe the TSH range you are working with is outdated, but I don't have those numbers on hand (does anyone else?). I believe your TSH should be lower, as most people feel better when it goes below that. You may want to experiment with the iodine first to see if it corrects your hypothyroidism without hormones, but many people choose to get on the hormones and work with the iodine as a compliment. If you can find a more holistic doctor he/she might be able to help you with that. Regarding a heavy metals test, I just did one with Dr Flechas, long distance. Go into the 'Files' section of this website for more info.Best regards,Marlena>> Hello all > > I saw on the database from Dr Brownstien that if you are having > Halides detox that you will have extreme fatigue and achy muscles > being tired and such. > > I am having all of this yes it comes and goes but I am not sure what > to do I am taking > selenium > copper > magnesium > zinc > B Complex> riboflavon > niacin flush free> ginko> St s Wart> and 50 mgs

[Guest guest]

Here is his website: http://cypress.he.net/~bigmacnc/drflechas/index.htm

Re: Re: How to deal with Halides detox

Where is Dr Flechas?

Thanks,

Ali

On Aug 28, 2008, at 6:34 PM, irene.m@... wrote:

According to Dr. Shevin, the salt only helps with the bromine not fluoride.I don't know why.IreneAt 05:56 PM 8/28/2008, you wrote:

Hi ,Halide detox refers to bromide and fluoride - in chemistry they are considered toxic halogens. The salt flush is probably the most important thing you can do for that. Iodine is also a halogen, but your body needs it. The toxic halogens fill up where iodine should be. When we begin taking Iodine in significant amounts it knocks the toxic halogens off the iodine receptors, but we need the chloride (from salt but potassium chloride also works) to bind with the floating toxic halogens and get them out of the body before they redistribute (If anyone else can explain this better or more accurately, please do).Also I believe the TSH range you are working with is outdated, but I don't have those numbers on hand (does anyone else?). I believe your TSH should be lower, as most people feel better when it goes below that. You may want to experiment with the iodine first to see if it corrects your hypothyroidism without hormones, but many people choose to get on the hormones and work with the iodine as a compliment. If you can find a more holistic doctor he/she might be able to help you with that. Regarding a heavy metals test, I just did one with Dr Flechas, long distance. Go into the 'Files' section of this website for more info.Best regards,Marlena>> Hello all > > I saw on the database from Dr Brownstien that if you are having > Halides detox that you will have extreme fatigue and achy muscles > being tired and such. > > I am having all of this yes it comes and goes but I am not sure what > to do I am taking > selenium > copper > magnesium > zinc > B Complex> riboflavon > niacin flush free> ginko> St s Wart> and 50 mgs