Re: Lugols + Castor Oil//Breasts

[Guest guest]

How about coconut oil mixed with some lugol's. Or a cocoa butter. There are lots of "carrier" oils that may work to help you with both issues.

Buist, ND

Lugols + Castor Oil//Breasts

Hey everyone,I don't know if anyone else is experiencing this, but after a month of Lugols painted on the girls in order to decrease fibrocysticness and multiple nodules, my breast skin is getting dry and papery. I had the brilliant idea to suspend the Lugols in Castor Oil since I've been covering them with castor oil and plastic wrap a couple of times a week anyway.Needless to say, it's messy and oily, but maybe a good idea? My thinking is that the oil will keep my skin supple and also help the iodine penetrate transdermally. Anyone else's experience with this? Kira

[Guest guest]

has described using both castor oil and coconut oil. She says the

castor oil smells really awful but she needs the therapy. But she only

does that once or twice a week, the rest of the time she uses others.

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At 09:49 PM 3/24/2011, you wrote:

>How about coconut oil mixed with some lugol's. Or a cocoa butter. There

>are lots of " carrier " oils that may work to help you with both issues.

>

> Buist, ND

>

>

> Lugols + Castor Oil//Breasts

>

>

>

>Hey everyone,

>I don't know if anyone else is experiencing this, but after a month of

>Lugols painted on the girls in order to decrease fibrocysticness and

>multiple nodules, my breast skin is getting dry and papery. I had the

>brilliant idea to suspend the Lugols in Castor Oil since I've been

>covering them with castor oil and plastic wrap a couple of times a week anyway.

>

>Needless to say, it's messy and oily, but maybe a good idea? My thinking

>is that the oil will keep my skin supple and also help the iodine

>penetrate transdermally. Anyone else's experience with this?

>Kira

>

>

>

>

>

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

--A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

Kira,

Sorry I missed your post before. Here's an update on what

remembered about my process: I am now using a combination of castor

oil and coconut oil for transdermal application every day (75 mg.

Lugol's). The castor oil is for penetration and to avoid at least

some evaporation and the coconut oil is for quick absoption. Yes,

the castor oil is wonderful for the skin and I use the combo

everywhere on me including my face. I would avoid the plastic wrap

since the castor oil is a very effective carrier and it could be

carrying unwanted chemicals into your body. If you must use plastic

wap, Glad Wrap is the least dangerous. But It would be better to

rely on some old cotton bras and/or tea shirts that you are willing

to lose to oil buildup.

, it wasn't the smell (which I've never noticed) but the

stickiness that initially put me off.

On 3/25/2011 12:17 AM, Baker wrote:

has described using both castor oil and coconut

oil. She says the

castor oil smells really awful but she needs the therapy.

But she only

does that once or twice a week, the rest of the time she

uses others.

--

At 09:49 PM 3/24/2011, you wrote:

>How about coconut oil mixed with some lugol's. Or a

cocoa butter. There

>are lots of "carrier" oils that may work to help you

with both issues.

>

> Buist, ND

>

>

> Lugols + Castor Oil//Breasts

>

>

>

>Hey everyone,

>I don't know if anyone else is experiencing this, but

after a month of

>Lugols painted on the girls in order to decrease

fibrocysticness and

>multiple nodules, my breast skin is getting dry and

papery. I had the

>brilliant idea to suspend the Lugols in Castor Oil

since I've been

>covering them with castor oil and plastic wrap a

couple of times a week anyway.

>

>Needless to say, it's messy and oily, but maybe a good

idea? My thinking

>is that the oil will keep my skin supple and also help

the iodine

>penetrate transdermally. Anyone else's experience with

this?

>Kira

>

>

>

>

>

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

--A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

Hello,

What is the length of time that you will use the transdermal application of Lugols? Is this for ever? What results are you hoping to achieve? I am taking 12.5mg of Iodoral daily and when I go to 25mg, I have been having detox symptoms of my kidneys hurting. So, I read that transdermally your body will bypass the kidneys and work on specific tissues like the breasts and skin. Is this correct? Thanks, Holly>How about coconut oil mixed with some lugol's. Or a cocoa butter. There >are lots of "carrier" oils that may work to help you with both issues.>> Buist, ND>>> Lugols + Castor Oil//Breasts>>>>Hey everyone,>I don't know if anyone else is experiencing this, but after a month of >Lugols painted on the girls in order to decrease fibrocysticness and >multiple nodules, my breast skin is getting dry and papery. I had the >brilliant idea to suspend the Lugols in Castor Oil since I've been >covering them with castor oil and plastic wrap a couple of times a week anyway.>>Needless to say, it's messy and oily, but maybe a good idea? My thinking >is that the oil will keep my skin supple and also help the iodine >penetrate transdermally. Anyone else's experience with

this?>Kira>>>>>~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~--A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

Holly,

I began using Lugol's last summer.  I have no idea how long I will

need to use it at 75 mg. I take now.  I am 72 and recovery for my

various problems (like the vaginal candida) is inevitably slower

than it would be for a younger woman.  However, if I do achieve

complete and total recovery of everything that troubles me now and

am in perfect, vibrant health -- -- I would still continue a

maintenance dose of at least 12.5 mg -- to help protect me from the

kinds of pollution we all face on a daily basis.

<So, I read that transdermally your body will bypass the kidneys

and work on specific tissues like the breasts and skin.  Is this

correct? >

I'm not sure I understand your question.  I think that the body, in

its infinite wisdom, will usually direct any therapeutic medium to

the area most in need of it.  However, it may be that a general

application (transdermally to a remote area of the body, or

internally, where it must travel some distance and possibly lose

strength as it navigates through other organs) is not as effective

as a more direct "delivery."   I think we can facilitate delivery by

transdermal application directly over the area in need.  If I were

you, I would be applying at least some, if not all, of my Lugol's

transdermally over the area of the kidneys.

 On 3/25/2011 7:28 AM, Holly Chabon wrote:

 

Hello,

What is the length of time that you will use

the transdermal application of Lugols?  Is this

for ever?  What results are you hoping to

achieve?  I am taking 12.5mg of Iodoral daily

and when I go to 25mg, I have been having detox

symptoms of my kidneys hurting.  So, I read that

transdermally your body will bypass the kidneys

and work on specific tissues like the breasts

and skin.  Is this correct? Thanks, Holly

>How about coconut oil mixed with

some lugol's. Or a cocoa butter.

There

>are lots of "carrier" oils that

may work to help you with both

issues.

>

> Buist, ND

>

>

> Lugols +

Castor Oil//Breasts

>

>

>

>Hey everyone,

>I don't know if anyone else is

experiencing this, but after a month

of

>Lugols painted on the girls in

order to decrease fibrocysticness

and

>multiple nodules, my breast skin

is getting dry and papery. I had the

>brilliant idea to suspend the

Lugols in Castor Oil since I've been

>covering them with castor oil

and plastic wrap a couple of times a

week anyway.

>

>Needless to say, it's messy and

oily, but maybe a good idea? My

thinking

>is that the oil will keep my

skin supple and also help the iodine

>penetrate transdermally. Anyone

else's experience with this?

>Kira

>

>

>

>

>

~~~ There is no way to peace; peace

is the way ~~~~

--A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

,

Thank you for your response and for the information regarding your experience with lugols. I will start to experiment with what works for me. I actually bought the Nascent Iodine, which Dr. Brownstein recommended for children, so my daughter can start to take it orally and myself transdermally.Holly>How about coconut oil mixed with some lugol's. Or a cocoa butter. There >are lots of "carrier" oils that may work to help you with both issues.>> Buist, ND>>> Lugols + Castor Oil//Breasts>>>>Hey everyone,>I don't know if anyone else is experiencing this, but after a month of >Lugols painted on the girls in order to decrease fibrocysticness and >multiple nodules, my breast skin is getting dry and papery. I had the >brilliant idea to suspend the Lugols in Castor Oil since I've been >covering them with castor oil and plastic wrap a couple of times a week anyway.>>Needless to say, it's messy and oily, but maybe a good idea? My thinking >is that the oil will keep my skin supple and also help the iodine >penetrate transdermally. Anyone else's experience with this?>Kira>>>>>~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~--A.J.

Muste

[Guest guest]

Oh, the stickiness! Thank you for correcting what I said! So do you

find that the combo of coco and castor isn't sticky?

If someone HAS to use plastic wrap they should go to a natural food store

and buy a brand that advertises that it does not contain Pthalates. Those

are the bad chemicals, also called plasticizers. If people use ziplock

bags, they should again buy the brand at the natural food store that

advertises no pthalates or plasticizers. Otherwise food in contact with

ziplock bags leaches the pthalates into the food, and pthalates are truly

nasty chemicals.

--

At 09:07 AM 3/25/2011, you wrote:

>Kira,

>

>Sorry I missed your post before. Here's an update on what

>remembered about my process: I am now using a combination of castor oil

>and coconut oil for transdermal application every day (75 mg.

>Lugol's). The castor oil is for penetration and to avoid at least some

>evaporation and the coconut oil is for quick absoption. Yes, the castor

>oil is wonderful for the skin and I use the combo everywhere on me

>including my face. I would avoid the plastic wrap since the castor oil is

>a very effective carrier and it could be carrying unwanted chemicals into

>your body. If you must use plastic wap, Glad Wrap is the least

>dangerous. But It would be better to rely on some old cotton bras and/or

>tea shirts that you are willing to lose to oil buildup.

>

>, it wasn't the smell (which I've never noticed) but the

>stickiness that initially put me off.

>

>

>

>On 3/25/2011 12:17 AM, Baker wrote:

>>

>>

>> has described using both castor oil and coconut oil. She says the

>>castor oil smells really awful but she needs the therapy. But she only

>>does that once or twice a week, the rest of the time she uses others.

>>

>>--

>>

>>At 09:49 PM 3/24/2011, you wrote:

>>

>> >How about coconut oil mixed with some lugol's. Or a cocoa butter. There

>> >are lots of " carrier " oils that may work to help you with both issues.

>> >

>> > Buist, ND

>> >

>> >

>> > Lugols + Castor Oil//Breasts

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >Hey everyone,

>> >I don't know if anyone else is experiencing this, but after a month of

>> >Lugols painted on the girls in order to decrease fibrocysticness and

>> >multiple nodules, my breast skin is getting dry and papery. I had the

>> >brilliant idea to suspend the Lugols in Castor Oil since I've been

>> >covering them with castor oil and plastic wrap a couple of times a week

>> anyway.

>> >

>> >Needless to say, it's messy and oily, but maybe a good idea? My thinking

>> >is that the oil will keep my skin supple and also help the iodine

>> >penetrate transdermally. Anyone else's experience with this?

>> >Kira

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>>

>>~~~ 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

[Guest guest]

,

The combination of oils definitely makes the castor oil less sticky

for spreading and more quickly absorbed. At least, this is true for

all over my body. My face is another matter since that tends to be

very oily to begin with. If I use the combo on my face in the

middle of the afternoon I will still need to do a bit of a "wipe

off" before lying down that night on a nice clean pillow case.

Good idea about the about looking for food wrap and bags at the

natural food store!

On 3/25/2011 11:22 AM, Baker wrote:

Oh, the stickiness! Thank you for correcting what I said!

So do you

find that the combo of coco and castor isn't sticky?

If someone HAS to use plastic wrap they should go to a

natural food store

and buy a brand that advertises that it does not contain

Pthalates. Those

are the bad chemicals, also called plasticizers. If people

use ziplock

bags, they should again buy the brand at the natural food

store that

advertises no pthalates or plasticizers. Otherwise food in

contact with

ziplock bags leaches the pthalates into the food, and

pthalates are truly

nasty chemicals.

--

At 09:07 AM 3/25/2011, you wrote:

>Kira,

>

>Sorry I missed your post before. Here's an update on

what

>remembered about my process: I am now using a

combination of castor oil

>and coconut oil for transdermal application every day

(75 mg.

>Lugol's). The castor oil is for penetration and to

avoid at least some

>evaporation and the coconut oil is for quick

absoption. Yes, the castor

>oil is wonderful for the skin and I use the combo

everywhere on me

>including my face. I would avoid the plastic wrap

since the castor oil is

>a very effective carrier and it could be carrying

unwanted chemicals into

>your body. If you must use plastic wap, Glad Wrap is

the least

>dangerous. But It would be better to rely on some old

cotton bras and/or

>tea shirts that you are willing to lose to oil

buildup.

>

>, it wasn't the smell (which I've never

noticed) but the

>stickiness that initially put me off.

>

>

>

>On 3/25/2011 12:17 AM, Baker wrote:

>>

>>

>> has described using both castor oil and

coconut oil. She says the

>>castor oil smells really awful but she needs the

therapy. But she only

>>does that once or twice a week, the rest of the

time she uses others.

>>

>>--

>>

>>At 09:49 PM 3/24/2011, you wrote:

>>

>> >How about coconut oil mixed with some

lugol's. Or a cocoa butter. There

>> >are lots of "carrier" oils that may work to

help you with both issues.

>> >

>> > Buist, ND

>> >

>> >

>> > Lugols + Castor

Oil//Breasts

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >Hey everyone,

>> >I don't know if anyone else is experiencing

this, but after a month of

>> >Lugols painted on the girls in order to

decrease fibrocysticness and

>> >multiple nodules, my breast skin is getting

dry and papery. I had the

>> >brilliant idea to suspend the Lugols in

Castor Oil since I've been

>> >covering them with castor oil and plastic

wrap a couple of times a week

>> anyway.

>> >

>> >Needless to say, it's messy and oily, but

maybe a good idea? My thinking

>> >is that the oil will keep my skin supple and

also help the iodine

>> >penetrate transdermally. Anyone else's

experience with this?

>> >Kira

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>>

>>~~~ 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