RE: Lori/iodine test was: Major anxiety

[Guest guest]

No, I didn’t. I’ll have

to wait a little bit due to all the medical bills right now we have, but I will

check into doing that.

I was taking all the companion nutrients while

taking iodine. I’m just going to start out again with a smaller

dosage. I may have worked up too quickly.

Lori

Major anxiety

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>Hi all,

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>I saw this on a thread but didn't follow because I haven't taken iodine

>for awhile and didn't feel the effects but now remember why I stopped.

Anxiety.

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>Because of the fallout threat I began painting Lugol's 5% over my thyroid.

>Don't take the supps that go with it as I cannot afford.

>

>After 2 or 3 days I thought I was going out of my mind. Even told a client

>I needed Xanex (is that a major drug?)

>

>Figured out it was the iodine and drank a double dose of chocolate

>powdered drink mix and a piece of cholcolate on a receptionist's dest.

>Helped. Went home after work feeling a little better but had a glass of

>wine. Sorry I did that as wine makes me depressed.

>

>Does anyone else have these symptoms? I'm hypothryoid so this seems

>strange to me. Why should I feel so bad? It was as though my mind had no

>liquid between the folds so the raw electrical impulses scraped along. My

>son wanted be to check into a hospital. NO!

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>Any insight?

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~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

--A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

Lori-- Yes, it may well have been that you accelerated too fast. But

anxiety is DEFINITELY a detox symptom. I think you are safe to say that

your iodine test was a false high and that you have major bromide toxicity

which is why you have detox symptoms so prominently.

Here's some information about me. When I first started taking iodine I

didn't have that significant of detox symptoms, but when I got up to 75mg I

started having what felt to me to be severe detox. I dropped back my dose

and just kept it there for months. Now with the radiation threat, I've

been taking more than triple my regular dose, and I'm so far not having

many if any detox symptoms. So I'm an example of someone who dropped back

the dose and let it soak, and was able then to raise the dose without detox

symptoms getting in the way.

Both Steph and I have reported in the past that on raising our dose it took

7--10 days for detox symptoms to arise, so the jury is still out, but so

far, so good.

--

At 12:30 PM 3/15/2011, you wrote:

>No, I didn't. I'll have to wait a little bit due to all the medical bills

>right now we have, but I will check into doing that.

>

>I was taking all the companion nutrients while taking iodine. I'm just

>going to start out again with a smaller dosage. I may have worked up too

>quickly.

>

>

>Lori

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> Major anxiety

> >

> >

> >

> >Hi all,

> >

> >I saw this on a thread but didn't follow because I haven't taken iodine

> >for awhile and didn't feel the effects but now remember why I stopped.

> Anxiety.

> >

> >Because of the fallout threat I began painting Lugol's 5% over my thyroid.

> >Don't take the supps that go with it as I cannot afford.

> >

> >After 2 or 3 days I thought I was going out of my mind. Even told a client

> >I needed Xanex (is that a major drug?)

> >

> >Figured out it was the iodine and drank a double dose of chocolate

> >powdered drink mix and a piece of cholcolate on a receptionist's dest.

> >Helped. Went home after work feeling a little better but had a glass of

> >wine. Sorry I did that as wine makes me depressed.

> >

> >Does anyone else have these symptoms? I'm hypothryoid so this seems

> >strange to me. Why should I feel so bad? It was as though my mind had no

> >liquid between the folds so the raw electrical impulses scraped along. My

> >son wanted be to check into a hospital. NO!

> >

> >Any insight?

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

>--A.J. Muste

>

>

>

~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

--A.J. Muste