Re: signs of too much iodine

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I was reading a book review and saw this comment by the writer:

that a sign of getting more than enough iodine in your system is a

"wet" nose.... I am guessing maybe meaning a drippy nose. I was

wondering if anyone else has encountered any such idea.

The poster also stated that you should not take iodine with

anti-oxidants which included the ones we post here that you SHOULD

take with iodine. So i am not sure about the validity of anything

that they said!

On 2/5/2011 9:13 PM, Cochrane wrote:

I have run out of selenium and am not going to have more

for about two weeks. Is it ok to keep taking my

current dose of iodine - 100mg per day - for the two

weeks, without the selenium? Or should I cut out the

iodine until I have more selenium or just cut it down and,

if so, to what dose, please?

Just wanted to add that I had very high Reverse T3 and

have been taking cynomel, HC for my adrenals and iodine

for just over three months now and am doing much much

better. I also had Hashimoto's - I don't know what my

antibodies are like at the moment, but all my symptoms are

improving.

[Guest guest]

What book is this? It's actually a sign of bromide detoxing or detoxing in general. Several of the iodine docs take iodine with Vit C so there really isn't much to that either. I beat cancer taking them together.

Re: signs of too much iodine

Hi,I was reading a book review and saw this comment by the writer: that a sign of getting more than enough iodine in your system is a "wet" nose.... I am guessing maybe meaning a drippy nose. I was wondering if anyone else has encountered any such idea.The poster also stated that you should not take iodine with anti-oxidants which included the ones we post here that you SHOULD take with iodine. So i am not sure about the validity of anything that they said!On 2/5/2011 9:13 PM, Cochrane wrote:

I have run out of selenium and am not going to have more for about two weeks. Is it ok to keep taking my current dose of iodine - 100mg per day - for the two weeks, without the selenium? Or should I cut out the iodine until I have more selenium or just cut it down and, if so, to what dose, please?Just wanted to add that I had very high Reverse T3 and have been taking cynomel, HC for my adrenals and iodine for just over three months now and am doing much much better. I also had Hashimoto's - I don't know what my antibodies are like at the moment, but all my symptoms are improving.

[Guest guest]

Yes, when my husband gets a runny nose he backs off the iodine and then starts it back again.

We also go by that rule. Not sure where we heard it~

I have run out of selenium and am not going to have more for about two weeks. Is it ok to keep taking my current dose of iodine - 100mg per day - for the two weeks, without the selenium? Or should I cut out the iodine until I have more selenium or just cut it down and, if so, to what dose, please?Just wanted to add that I had very high Reverse T3 and have been taking cynomel, HC for my adrenals and iodine for just over three months now and am doing much much better. I also had Hashimoto's - I don't know what my antibodies are like at the moment, but all my symptoms are improving.

[Guest guest]

thanks, it sounded suspect... I have been feeling detox and sinuses

drippy as moving up to 37.5 mg Iodoral. I am taking all of the

supplements and some salt. I am waiting for a book I ordered to

study more on adrenal fatigue. I think I have had this going on for

a long time but usually dx'd as depression.

Thanks,

On 2/7/2011 5:19 PM, ladybugsandbees wrote:

What book is this? It's actually a sign of

bromide detoxing or detoxing in general. Several of the

iodine docs take iodine with Vit C so there really isn't

much to that either. I beat cancer taking them

together.

Re:

signs of too much iodine

Hi,

I was reading a book review and saw this comment by

the writer: that a sign of getting more than enough

iodine in your system is a "wet" nose.... I am

guessing maybe meaning a drippy nose. I was wondering

if anyone else has encountered any such idea.

The poster also stated that you should not take iodine

with anti-oxidants which included the ones we post

here that you SHOULD take with iodine. So i am not

sure about the validity of anything that they said!

On 2/5/2011 9:13 PM, Cochrane wrote:

I have run out of selenium and am not going to

have more for about two weeks. Is it ok to

keep taking my current dose of iodine - 100mg per

day - for the two weeks, without the selenium?

Or should I cut out the iodine until I have more

selenium or just cut it down and, if so, to what

dose, please?

Just wanted to add that I had very high Reverse T3

and have been taking cynomel, HC for my adrenals

and iodine for just over three months now and am

doing much much better. I also had Hashimoto's

- I don't know what my antibodies are like at the

moment, but all my symptoms are improving.

[Guest guest]

does the runny nose also run to phlegm in the throat. i have had that for a while with a bit of a cough. driving me nuts. could that be the iodine? or the detoxing? diane, near philly, pa On Feb 7, 2011, at 8:50 PM, peggy schlayer wrote:Yes, when my husband gets a runny nose he backs off the iodine and then starts it back again.We also go by that rule. Not sure where we heard it~From: ladybugsandbees <ladybugsandbees@...>Subject: Re: signs of too much iodineiodine Date: Monday, February 7, 2011, 8:19 PMWhat book is this? It's actually a sign of bromide detoxing or detoxing in general. Several of the iodine docs take iodine with Vit C so there really isn't much to that either. I beat cancer taking them together. -----

[Guest guest]

My recommendation is that people rely on the information given by this list

or in Dr Brownstein's book Iodine. Trying to find sources outside seems

beside the point when they just parrot the same old tired anti-iodine

misinformation. Most of the information on the web is either entirely or

partially erroneous.

If you want the real poop, stick with the real scoop.

--,

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>What book is this? It's actually a sign of bromide detoxing or detoxing

>in general. Several of the iodine docs take iodine with Vit C so there

>really isn't much to that either. I beat cancer taking them together.

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>Hi,

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>I was reading a book review and saw this comment by the writer: that a

>sign of getting more than enough iodine in your system is a " wet "

>nose.... I am guessing maybe meaning a drippy nose. I was wondering if

>anyone else has encountered any such idea.

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>The poster also stated that you should not take iodine with anti-oxidants

>which included the ones we post here that you SHOULD take with iodine. So

>i am not sure about the validity of anything that they said!

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>On 2/5/2011 9:13 PM, Cochrane wrote:

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>>I have run out of selenium and am not going to have more for about two

>>weeks. Is it ok to keep taking my current dose of iodine - 100mg per

>>day - for the two weeks, without the selenium? Or should I cut out the

>>iodine until I have more selenium or just cut it down and, if so, to what

>>dose, please?

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>>Just wanted to add that I had very high Reverse T3 and have been taking

>>cynomel, HC for my adrenals and iodine for just over three months now and

>>am doing much much better. I also had Hashimoto's - I don't know what

>>my antibodies are like at the moment, but all my symptoms are improving.

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--A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

www.optimox.com and www.iodine4health.com have good information as well.

Steph

Re: signs of too much iodine>>>>Hi,>>I was reading a book review and saw this comment by the writer: that a >sign of getting more than enough iodine in your system is a "wet" >nose.... I am guessing maybe meaning a drippy nose. I was wondering if >anyone else has encountered any such idea.>>The poster also stated that you should not take iodine with anti-oxidants >which included the ones we post here that you SHOULD take with iodine. So >i am not sure about the validity of anything that they said!>>>>On 2/5/2011 9:13 PM, Cochrane wrote:>>>>>>I have run out of selenium and am not going to have more for about two >>weeks. Is it ok to keep taking my current dose of iodine - 100mg per >>day - for the two weeks, without the selenium? Or should I cut out the >>iodine until I have more selenium or just cut it down and, if so, to what >>dose, please?>>>>Just wanted to add that I had very high Reverse T3 and have been taking >>cynomel, HC for my adrenals and iodine for just over three months now and >>am doing much much better. I also had Hashimoto's - I don't know what >>my antibodies are like at the moment, but all my symptoms are improving.>>>>>>>>>~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~--A.J. Muste