Re: Re: Painting Thyroid: Stories?

[Guest guest]

Have you read the new members document? You need to use the recommended supplements. Iodine does not damage the thyroid.

Steph

Painting Thyroid: Stories?> > > > Hey all,> Kira in Oregon here. > I'm posting to ask any of you who can share, to do so about your success//experiences//specifics about painting your thyroid w/Lugols. > I don't think you will find many who have painted their thyroid with Lugol's because it stains the skin and looks unsightly. Also getting enough into the body w/o the evaporation factor will be difficult. > > Do your nodules disappear? > Nodules disappear when enough iodine is supplied. BUT - if you have hashimotos then you may have permanently damaged the thyroid tissue and it is now scar tissue. If this is the case then you will probably not eliminate the nodules with iodine.> > Do your goiters shrink? > Yes goiters do shring. Go to the photo section of the group and you will see an 11 yr old girls pictures of before and after.> > Did Hashis go into remission?> My husbands antibodies disappeared when doing the full protocol outlined in the new member document. It wasn't until he went from 37.5 mgs to 50 mgs Iodoral that this happened. > > Buist ND> > > Do tell, if you have a moment. Best, Kira>

[Guest guest]

Iodine should not damage the thyroid if you use the Iodine Protocol. The damage to the thyroid is caused by a by-product of thyroxine (T4) production, a peroxide radical. It fixes on the outside of the thyroid and causes the immune system to no longer recognise the thyroid as such and probably messes up the thyroid's function as well. If you follow the protocol and take selenium, this should not happen. This is explained in Dr A's three page article "Facts about Iodine and Auto-immune Thyroiditis" on www.optimox.com. Go to Iodine Research to see the publications of the Iodine Project. I think the relevent article is about N° 22.

Everyone who is worried about having a Hashi attack because they are taking iodine should read this article.

MacGilchrist

From: ladybugsandbees <ladybugsandbees@...>iodine Sent: Sun, 27 February, 2011 13:46:47Subject: Re: Re: Painting Thyroid: Stories?

Have you read the new members document? You need to use the recommended supplements. Iodine does not damage the thyroid.

Steph

Painting Thyroid: Stories?> > > > Hey all,> Kira in Oregon here. > I'm posting to ask any of you who can share, to do so about your success//experiences//specifics about painting your thyroid w/Lugols. > I don't think you will find many who have painted their thyroid with

Lugol's because it stains the skin and looks unsightly. Also getting enough into the body w/o the evaporation factor will be difficult. > > Do your nodules disappear? > Nodules disappear when enough iodine is supplied. BUT - if you have hashimotos then you may have permanently damaged the thyroid tissue and it is now scar tissue. If this is the case then you will probably not eliminate the nodules with iodine.> > Do your goiters shrink? > Yes goiters do shring. Go to the photo section of the group and you will see an 11 yr old girls pictures of before and after.> > Did Hashis go into remission?> My husbands antibodies disappeared when doing the full protocol outlined in the new member document. It wasn't until he went from 37.5 mgs to 50 mgs Iodoral that this happened. > > Buist ND> > > Do tell, if you have a moment. Best,

Kira>