Re: Re: Me too, Why did iodine make me come alive?

January 15, 2011

Thank you, , for this info. I knew that iodine had been made illegal some months ago, but I didn't know why; although, personally, I think the real reason they took iodine off the market because they didn't want anyone making methamphetamine with it. Another drug war casualty. They will tell us it's because of the Wolff-Chaikoff Effect, but it's really about meth. Guess they don't realize that meth can be made any number of different ways.

Anyway, this is my first post here and I can also testify that iodine made me come alive. Back in the '90's, I went from doc to doc trying to find out what was wrong with me. I had a huge goiter sticking out the side of my neck; still, no doc ever mentioned iodine to me. Amazing. I really have no faith in the medical community at this point. I learned about iodine from a friend of ours, who takes it, as well as other nutrients and he's the healthiest-looking person I've ever met. He also told us about transdermal magnesium oil, which I use. I used to have horrible pain all over my body; not any more since I've used the mag oil. You can buy the crystals and mix it with water yourself. I think that when we are deficient in iodine, it causes pain in our bodies - fibromyalgia is probably caused by serious iodine deficiency and /or low thyroid.

I take 2 drops of potassium iodide every day. My husband does as well and it made him come alive as well. I think they have the minimum daily requirement amount of iodine way off. At least, it seems for my husband and me, that we need far more than the miniscule amount the charts tell us.

Thanks for this list, I'm really learning alot on it.Regards, ArielOn Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 3:05 AM, Baker <vbaker@...> wrote:

The health care system is highly broken and has been for many years. One

piece of evidence for how broken it is, is that the reason iodine was

essentially removed from the food supply is because of a paper that claimed

something called the Wolff-Chaikoff Effect (WCE) proved iodine was

dangerous. And even though subsequent research has completely debunked the

WCE, and shown that the WCE never even existed so it could not possibly

prove anything, the lies about the WCE and therefore about iodine are still

taught in medical schools to this day.

January 15, 2011

didn't say that iodine was illegal. She stated that it was removed (essentially) from the food supply due to the WCE. The DEA controls the distribution of iodine now. It was in an effort to deal with meth producers. You can purchase 5% solution Lugol's OTC in 2 oz bottles or less. 2% solution can be a bit larger. If you want a larger quantity you need a prescription. It is true that the WCE has been responsible for the replacement of iodine with brominated vegetable oil and other bromates in our food. Fear.

Re: Re: Me too, Why did iodine make me come alive?

Thank you, , for this info. I knew that iodine had been made illegal some months ago, but I didn't know why; although, personally, I think the real reason they took iodine off the market because they didn't want anyone making methamphetamine with it. Another drug war casualty. They will tell us it's because of the Wolff-Chaikoff Effect, but it's really about meth. Guess they don't realize that meth can be made any number of different ways.Anyway, this is my first post here and I can also testify that iodine made me come alive. Back in the '90's, I went from doc to doc trying to find out what was wrong with me. I had a huge goiter sticking out the side of my neck; still, no doc ever mentioned iodine to me. Amazing. I really have no faith in the medical community at this point. I learned about iodine from a friend of ours, who takes it, as well as other nutrients and he's the healthiest-looking person I've ever met. He also told us about transdermal magnesium oil, which I use. I used to have horrible pain all over my body; not any more since I've used the mag oil. You can buy the crystals and mix it with water yourself. I think that when we are deficient in iodine, it causes pain in our bodies - fibromyalgia is probably caused by serious iodine deficiency and /or low thyroid. I take 2 drops of potassium iodide every day. My husband does as well and it made him come alive as well. I think they have the minimum daily requirement amount of iodine way off. At least, it seems for my husband and me, that we need far more than the miniscule amount the charts tell us.Thanks for this list, I'm really learning alot on it.Regards, Ariel

On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 3:05 AM, Baker <vbaker@...> wrote:

The health care system is highly broken and has been for many years. One piece of evidence for how broken it is, is that the reason iodine was essentially removed from the food supply is because of a paper that claimed something called the Wolff-Chaikoff Effect (WCE) proved iodine was dangerous. And even though subsequent research has completely debunked the WCE, and shown that the WCE never even existed so it could not possibly prove anything, the lies about the WCE and therefore about iodine are still taught in medical schools to this day.

January 15, 2011

I'm talking about tincture of iodine, sorry, should have been more clear. You can no longer get it OTC; don't know if you can get it with a scrip or not.Sorry for not being more clear. - Ariel

On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 11:18 AM, ladybugsandbees <ladybugsandbees@...> wrote:

didn't say that iodine was illegal. She stated that it was removed (essentially) from the food supply due to the WCE. The DEA controls the distribution of iodine now. It was in an effort to deal with meth producers. You can purchase 5% solution Lugol's OTC in 2 oz bottles or less. 2% solution can be a bit larger. If you want a larger quantity you need a prescription. It is true that the WCE has been responsible for the replacement of iodine with brominated vegetable oil and other bromates in our food. Fear.

Re: Re: Me too, Why did iodine make me come alive?

Thank you, , for this info. I knew that iodine had been made illegal some months ago, but I didn't know why; although, personally, I think the real reason they took iodine off the market because they didn't want anyone making methamphetamine with it. Another drug war casualty. They will tell us it's because of the Wolff-Chaikoff Effect, but it's really about meth. Guess they don't realize that meth can be made any number of different ways.Anyway, this is my first post here and I can also testify that iodine made me come alive. Back in the '90's, I went from doc to doc trying to find out what was wrong with me. I had a huge goiter sticking out the side of my neck; still, no doc ever mentioned iodine to me. Amazing. I really have no faith in the medical community at this point. I learned about iodine from a friend of ours, who takes it, as well as other nutrients and he's the healthiest-looking person I've ever met. He also told us about transdermal magnesium oil, which I use. I used to have horrible pain all over my body; not any more since I've used the mag oil. You can buy the crystals and mix it with water yourself. I think that when we are deficient in iodine, it causes pain in our bodies - fibromyalgia is probably caused by serious iodine deficiency and /or low thyroid. I take 2 drops of potassium iodide every day. My husband does as well and it made him come alive as well. I think they have the minimum daily requirement amount of iodine way off. At least, it seems for my husband and me, that we need far more than the miniscule amount the charts tell us.Thanks for this list, I'm really learning alot on it.Regards, Ariel

On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 3:05 AM, Baker <vbaker@...> wrote:

The health care system is highly broken and has been for many years. One piece of evidence for how broken it is, is that the reason iodine was essentially removed from the food supply is because of a paper that claimed something called the Wolff-Chaikoff Effect (WCE) proved iodine was dangerous. And even though subsequent research has completely debunked the WCE, and shown that the WCE never even existed so it could not possibly prove anything, the lies about the WCE and therefore about iodine are still taught in medical schools to this day.

-- Ariel MonserratPublisher & Managing EditorGreen Egg zinewww.greeneggzine.com

January 15, 2011

Tincture isn't illegal to buy. You can get it at Walgreens. http://www.walgreens.com/search/results.jsp?Ntt=iodine+tincture & x=14 & y=14

Re: Re: Me too, Why did iodine make me come alive?

Thank you, , for this info. I knew that iodine had been made illegal some months ago, but I didn't know why; although, personally, I think the real reason they took iodine off the market because they didn't want anyone making methamphetamine with it. Another drug war casualty. They will tell us it's because of the Wolff-Chaikoff Effect, but it's really about meth. Guess they don't realize that meth can be made any number of different ways.Anyway, this is my first post here and I can also testify that iodine made me come alive. Back in the '90's, I went from doc to doc trying to find out what was wrong with me. I had a huge goiter sticking out the side of my neck; still, no doc ever mentioned iodine to me. Amazing. I really have no faith in the medical community at this point. I learned about iodine from a friend of ours, who takes it, as well as other nutrients and he's the healthiest-looking person I've ever met. He also told us about transdermal magnesium oil, which I use. I used to have horrible pain all over my body; not any more since I've used the mag oil. You can buy the crystals and mix it with water yourself. I think that when we are deficient in iodine, it causes pain in our bodies - fibromyalgia is probably caused by serious iodine deficiency and /or low thyroid. I take 2 drops of potassium iodide every day. My husband does as well and it made him come alive as well. I think they have the minimum daily requirement amount of iodine way off. At least, it seems for my husband and me, that we need far more than the miniscule amount the charts tell us.Thanks for this list, I'm really learning alot on it.Regards, Ariel

On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 3:05 AM, Baker <vbaker@...> wrote:

The health care system is highly broken and has been for many years. One piece of evidence for how broken it is, is that the reason iodine was essentially removed from the food supply is because of a paper that claimed something called the Wolff-Chaikoff Effect (WCE) proved iodine was dangerous. And even though subsequent research has completely debunked the WCE, and shown that the WCE never even existed so it could not possibly prove anything, the lies about the WCE and therefore about iodine are still taught in medical schools to this day.

-- Ariel MonserratPublisher & Managing EditorGreen Egg zinewww.greeneggzine.com

January 15, 2011

Tincture of iodine is available at just about any pharmacy OTC.LinnOn Jan 15, 2011, at 11:16 AM, ladybugsandbees wrote:

Tincture isn't illegal to buy. You can get it at Walgreens. http://www.walgreens.com/search/results.jsp?Ntt=iodine+tincture & x=14 & y=14

Re: Re: Me too, Why did iodine make me come alive?

Thank you, , for this info. I knew that iodine had been made illegal some months ago, but I didn't know why; although, personally, I think the real reason they took iodine off the market because they didn't want anyone making methamphetamine with it. Another drug war casualty. They will tell us it's because of the Wolff-Chaikoff Effect, but it's really about meth. Guess they don't realize that meth can be made any number of different ways.Anyway, this is my first post here and I can also testify that iodine made me come alive. Back in the '90's, I went from doc to doc trying to find out what was wrong with me. I had a huge goiter sticking out the side of my neck; still, no doc ever mentioned iodine to me. Amazing. I really have no faith in the medical community at this point. I learned about iodine from a friend of ours, who takes it, as well as other nutrients and he's the healthiest-looking person I've ever met. He also told us about transdermal magnesium oil, which I use. I used to have horrible pain all over my body; not any more since I've used the mag oil. You can buy the crystals and mix it with water yourself. I think that when we are deficient in iodine, it causes pain in our bodies - fibromyalgia is probably caused by serious iodine deficiency and /or low thyroid. I take 2 drops of potassium iodide every day. My husband does as well and it made him come alive as well. I think they have the minimum daily requirement amount of iodine way off. At least, it seems for my husband and me, that we need far more than the miniscule amount the charts tell us.Thanks for this list, I'm really learning alot on it.Regards, Ariel

On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 3:05 AM, Baker <vbaker@...> wrote:

The health care system is highly broken and has been for many years. One piece of evidence for how broken it is, is that the reason iodine was essentially removed from the food supply is because of a paper that claimed something called the Wolff-Chaikoff Effect (WCE) proved iodine was dangerous. And even though subsequent research has completely debunked the WCE, and shown that the WCE never even existed so it could not possibly prove anything, the lies about the WCE and therefore about iodine are still taught in medical schools to this day.

-- Ariel MonserratPublisher & Managing EditorGreen Egg zinewww.greeneggzine.com

January 15, 2011

Whoa, someone told me it was illegal and I searched all over the internet but couldn't find any.Thanks! Now I can do an iodine self-test.On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 12:16 PM, ladybugsandbees <ladybugsandbees@...> wrote:

Tincture isn't illegal to buy. You can get it at Walgreens. http://www.walgreens.com/search/results.jsp?Ntt=iodine+tincture & x=14 & y=14

Re: Re: Me too, Why did iodine make me come alive?

Thank you, , for this info. I knew that iodine had been made illegal some months ago, but I didn't know why; although, personally, I think the real reason they took iodine off the market because they didn't want anyone making methamphetamine with it. Another drug war casualty. They will tell us it's because of the Wolff-Chaikoff Effect, but it's really about meth. Guess they don't realize that meth can be made any number of different ways.Anyway, this is my first post here and I can also testify that iodine made me come alive. Back in the '90's, I went from doc to doc trying to find out what was wrong with me. I had a huge goiter sticking out the side of my neck; still, no doc ever mentioned iodine to me. Amazing. I really have no faith in the medical community at this point. I learned about iodine from a friend of ours, who takes it, as well as other nutrients and he's the healthiest-looking person I've ever met. He also told us about transdermal magnesium oil, which I use. I used to have horrible pain all over my body; not any more since I've used the mag oil. You can buy the crystals and mix it with water yourself. I think that when we are deficient in iodine, it causes pain in our bodies - fibromyalgia is probably caused by serious iodine deficiency and /or low thyroid. I take 2 drops of potassium iodide every day. My husband does as well and it made him come alive as well. I think they have the minimum daily requirement amount of iodine way off. At least, it seems for my husband and me, that we need far more than the miniscule amount the charts tell us.Thanks for this list, I'm really learning alot on it.Regards, Ariel

On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 3:05 AM, Baker <vbaker@...> wrote:

The health care system is highly broken and has been for many years. One piece of evidence for how broken it is, is that the reason iodine was essentially removed from the food supply is because of a paper that claimed something called the Wolff-Chaikoff Effect (WCE) proved iodine was dangerous. And even though subsequent research has completely debunked the WCE, and shown that the WCE never even existed so it could not possibly prove anything, the lies about the WCE and therefore about iodine are still taught in medical schools to this day.

-- Ariel MonserratPublisher & Managing EditorGreen Egg zinewww.greeneggzine.com

January 15, 2011

I live in a VERY small town that is out from nowhere. I have looked at all the pharmacies in my area and never found it. I looked all over the internet and couldn't find it. So, when someone told me that it wasn't being sold any more, it made sense to me.

Now that I've totally shot any credibility I had, I'll be quiet.ArielOn Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 12:29 PM, Linn <linnmiller@...> wrote:

Tincture of iodine is available at just about any pharmacy OTC.LinnOn Jan 15, 2011, at 11:16 AM, ladybugsandbees wrote:

Tincture isn't illegal to buy. You can get it at Walgreens. http://www.walgreens.com/search/results.jsp?Ntt=iodine+tincture & x=14 & y=14

Re: Re: Me too, Why did iodine make me come alive?

Thank you, , for this info. I knew that iodine had been made illegal some months ago, but I didn't know why; although, personally, I think the real reason they took iodine off the market because they didn't want anyone making methamphetamine with it. Another drug war casualty. They will tell us it's because of the Wolff-Chaikoff Effect, but it's really about meth. Guess they don't realize that meth can be made any number of different ways.Anyway, this is my first post here and I can also testify that iodine made me come alive. Back in the '90's, I went from doc to doc trying to find out what was wrong with me. I had a huge goiter sticking out the side of my neck; still, no doc ever mentioned iodine to me. Amazing. I really have no faith in the medical community at this point. I learned about iodine from a friend of ours, who takes it, as well as other nutrients and he's the healthiest-looking person I've ever met. He also told us about transdermal magnesium oil, which I use. I used to have horrible pain all over my body; not any more since I've used the mag oil. You can buy the crystals and mix it with water yourself. I think that when we are deficient in iodine, it causes pain in our bodies - fibromyalgia is probably caused by serious iodine deficiency and /or low thyroid. I take 2 drops of potassium iodide every day. My husband does as well and it made him come alive as well. I think they have the minimum daily requirement amount of iodine way off. At least, it seems for my husband and me, that we need far more than the miniscule amount the charts tell us.Thanks for this list, I'm really learning alot on it.Regards, Ariel

On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 3:05 AM, Baker <vbaker@...> wrote:

The health care system is highly broken and has been for many years. One piece of evidence for how broken it is, is that the reason iodine was essentially removed from the food supply is because of a paper that claimed something called the Wolff-Chaikoff Effect (WCE) proved iodine was dangerous. And even though subsequent research has completely debunked the WCE, and shown that the WCE never even existed so it could not possibly prove anything, the lies about the WCE and therefore about iodine are still taught in medical schools to this day.

-- Ariel MonserratPublisher & Managing EditorGreen Egg zinewww.greeneggzine.com

January 15, 2011

Here is a link for a bunch of them on the net.

http://www.google.com/search?q=Iodine+Tincture & tbs=shop%3A1 & aq=f

Re: Re: Me too, Why did iodine make me come alive?

Thank you, , for this info. I knew that iodine had been made illegal some months ago, but I didn't know why; although, personally, I think the real reason they took iodine off the market because they didn't want anyone making methamphetamine with it. Another drug war casualty. They will tell us it's because of the Wolff-Chaikoff Effect, but it's really about meth. Guess they don't realize that meth can be made any number of different ways.Anyway, this is my first post here and I can also testify that iodine made me come alive. Back in the '90's, I went from doc to doc trying to find out what was wrong with me. I had a huge goiter sticking out the side of my neck; still, no doc ever mentioned iodine to me. Amazing. I really have no faith in the medical community at this point. I learned about iodine from a friend of ours, who takes it, as well as other nutrients and he's the healthiest-looking person I've ever met. He also told us about transdermal magnesium oil, which I use. I used to have horrible pain all over my body; not any more since I've used the mag oil. You can buy the crystals and mix it with water yourself. I think that when we are deficient in iodine, it causes pain in our bodies - fibromyalgia is probably caused by serious iodine deficiency and /or low thyroid. I take 2 drops of potassium iodide every day. My husband does as well and it made him come alive as well. I think they have the minimum daily requirement amount of iodine way off. At least, it seems for my husband and me, that we need far more than the miniscule amount the charts tell us.Thanks for this list, I'm really learning alot on it.Regards, Ariel

On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 3:05 AM, Baker <vbaker@...> wrote:

The health care system is highly broken and has been for many years. One piece of evidence for how broken it is, is that the reason iodine was essentially removed from the food supply is because of a paper that claimed something called the Wolff-Chaikoff Effect (WCE) proved iodine was dangerous. And even though subsequent research has completely debunked the WCE, and shown that the WCE never even existed so it could not possibly prove anything, the lies about the WCE and therefore about iodine are still taught in medical schools to this day.

-- Ariel MonserratPublisher & Managing EditorGreen Egg zinewww.greeneggzine.com

January 15, 2011

Thanks, Steph. Yes, the recent controlling of iodine by the DEA is

separate from when they removed it from the food supply in the

1970s. Lugol's is still completely available for those who want it for

supplementation, just not in largest sizes without a prescription.

Ariel glad you are having good results. Do make sure you're taking all the

companion nutrients and you might really want to get Lugol's or Iodoral

tablets, because our bodies need both the iodiDe form like you are getting

in the potassium iodiDe, but also the iodiNe form which is also included in

the Lugol's formulation.

--V

At 10:18 AM 1/15/2011, you wrote:

> didn't say that iodine was illegal. She stated that it was

>removed (essentially) from the food supply due to the WCE. The DEA

>controls the distribution of iodine now. It was in an effort to deal with

>meth producers. You can purchase 5% solution Lugol's OTC in 2 oz bottles

>or less. 2% solution can be a bit larger. If you want a larger quantity

>you need a prescription. It is true that the WCE has been responsible

>for the replacement of iodine with brominated vegetable oil and other

>bromates in our food. Fear.

>

> Re: Re: Me too, Why did iodine make me come alive?

>

>Thank you, , for this info. I knew that iodine had been made

>illegal some months ago, but I didn't know why; although, personally, I

>think the real reason they took iodine off the market because they didn't

>want anyone making methamphetamine with it. Another drug war casualty.

>They will tell us it's because of the Wolff-Chaikoff Effect, but it's

>really about meth. Guess they don't realize that meth can be made any

>number of different ways.

>

>Anyway, this is my first post here and I can also testify that iodine made

>me come alive. Back in the '90's, I went from doc to doc trying to find

>out what was wrong with me. I had a huge goiter sticking out the side of

>my neck; still, no doc ever mentioned iodine to me. Amazing. I really have

>no faith in the medical community at this point. I learned about iodine

>from a friend of ours, who takes it, as well as other nutrients and he's

>the healthiest-looking person I've ever met. He also told us about

>transdermal magnesium oil, which I use. I used to have horrible pain all

>over my body; not any more since I've used the mag oil. You can buy the

>crystals and mix it with water yourself. I think that when we are

>deficient in iodine, it causes pain in our bodies - fibromyalgia is

>probably caused by serious iodine deficiency and /or low thyroid.

>I take 2 drops of potassium iodide every day. My husband does as well and

>it made him come alive as well. I think they have the minimum daily

>requirement amount of iodine way off. At least, it seems for my husband

>and me, that we need far more than the miniscule amount the charts tell us.

>

>Thanks for this list, I'm really learning alot on it.

>

>Regards, Ariel

>

>On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 3:05 AM, Baker

><<mailto:vbaker@...>vbaker@...> wrote:

>

>The health care system is highly broken and has been for many years. One

>piece of evidence for how broken it is, is that the reason iodine was

>essentially removed from the food supply is because of a paper that claimed

>something called the Wolff-Chaikoff Effect (WCE) proved iodine was

>dangerous. And even though subsequent research has completely debunked the

>WCE, and shown that the WCE never even existed so it could not possibly

>prove anything, the lies about the WCE and therefore about iodine are still

>taught in medical schools to this day.

>

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

--A.J. Muste

January 15, 2011

Don't worry, Ariel, there are many myths about iodine floating

about. --

At 11:53 AM 1/15/2011, you wrote:

>I live in a VERY small town that is out from nowhere. I have looked at all

>the pharmacies in my area and never found it. I looked all over the

>internet and couldn't find it. So, when someone told me that it wasn't

>being sold any more, it made sense to me.

>Now that I've totally shot any credibility I had, I'll be quiet.

>Ariel

>

>On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 12:29 PM, Linn

><<mailto:linnmiller@...>linnmiller@...> wrote:

>

>Tincture of iodine is available at just about any pharmacy OTC.

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

--A.J. Muste

January 15, 2011

thanks, , will do. Any suggestions as to the best place to get Lugol's?ArielOn Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 2:01 PM, Baker <vbaker@...> wrote: