Re: Testing iodine on skin

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Ric:

Three weeks is

NOT enough time for you to have anything concrete in my opinion. You didn’t

go slowly like I suggested before. I think your body ACCEPTS the Iodine FAR

BETTER, when you go GENTLY and is much easier to monitor any changes that way.

Have you not

seen any improvements yet, in your digestion?

Bonnie

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Subject: Testing iodine

on skin

Hi,

I was hoping for some advice.

I've been taking iodine for about 3 weeks now. I'm up to about 7 drops per day

with 7% lugols. Sometimes I would take the same amount in the afternoons but I

have since started making and drinking colloidal silver in the afternoons. SO

far I haven notice any huge difference unfotunately.

I am taking it as i have severe digestive problems mainly SIBO, Candida., low

stomach acid, which gives me daily diarrhea and cramps etc.. combine that with

allergies and it makes me feel quite rough in my day to day life.

I put a drop of iodine on my wrist to see how long it would stay there for and

it pretty much disappeared with 1hr30mins.

My question is does doing a test like that really give you a credible

indication as to whether one is low in iodine?

And is it true that iodine can help restoring stomach acid production?

At the moment I'm in bed with flue like symptoms. I'm hoping this is due to

some die off reaction finally rather than just having a winter flu.

Any advice would be appreciated.

Ric

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Hi Bonnie, I can't say I've seen any huge benefit in my digestion at the moment unfortunately. I still need to go very frequently during the day. My stomach still feels weak and sensitive. As you say, it might be early days. I tend to add an extra drop every 4 days or so. I haven't gone overly slow with the protocol like adding one drop a week like you suggested but nor have I just shot up to 20 drops in one go either. Either way, I'm going to stick to this for a good while longer. Iodine is quite easy to take and doesn't taste that bad. Unlike the 35% hydrogen peroxide protocol i tried previously which was a real pain to fit around one's eating patterns and it tasted like bleach! Not easy at

all! I may try making my own iodine too after have watched that video on youtube. Ric From: Bonnie Cole <bonnieview@...> iodine Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2012 9:56 PM Subject: RE: Testing iodine on skin

Ric: Three weeks is

NOT enough time for you to have anything concrete in my opinion. You didn’t

go slowly like I suggested before. I think your body ACCEPTS the Iodine FAR

BETTER, when you go GENTLY and is much easier to monitor any changes that way. Have you not

seen any improvements yet, in your digestion? Bonnie

From: iodine

[mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of

Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2012

3:50 PM

iodine

Subject: Testing iodine

on skin

Hi,

I was hoping for some advice.

I've been taking iodine for about 3 weeks now. I'm up to about 7 drops per day

with 7% lugols. Sometimes I would take the same amount in the afternoons but I

have since started making and drinking colloidal silver in the afternoons. SO

far I haven notice any huge difference unfotunately.

I am taking it as i have severe digestive problems mainly SIBO, Candida., low

stomach acid, which gives me daily diarrhea and cramps etc.. combine that with

allergies and it makes me feel quite rough in my day to day life.

I put a drop of iodine on my wrist to see how long it would stay there for and

it pretty much disappeared with 1hr30mins.

My question is does doing a test like that really give you a credible

indication as to whether one is low in iodine?

And is it true that iodine can help restoring stomach acid production?

At the moment I'm in bed with flue like symptoms. I'm hoping this is due to

some die off reaction finally rather than just having a winter flu.

Any advice would be appreciated.

Ric

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I started on 50mg Iodoral and I guess I had been lifelong deficient so my body really went nuts. it was not a bad thing really, it was just a new experience for me. I felt like Jim Carrey in the Mask!

so I think you can experience some strange things as your body gets used to it.

if you read the info for beginners on the site it deals with testing. lots of things get better on iodine.

Gracia

Hi, I was hoping for some advice. I've been taking iodine for about 3 weeks now. I'm up to about 7 drops per day with 7% lugols. Sometimes I would take the same amount in the afternoons but I have since started making and drinking colloidal silver in the afternoons. SO far I haven notice any huge difference unfotunately. I am taking it as i have severe digestive problems mainly SIBO, Candida., low stomach acid, which gives me daily diarrhea and cramps etc.. combine that with allergies and it makes me feel quite rough in my day to day life. I put a drop of iodine on my wrist to see how long it would stay there for and it pretty much disappeared with 1hr30mins. My question is does doing a test like that really give you a credible indication as to whether one is low in iodine? And is it true that iodine can help restoring stomach acid production?At the moment I'm in bed with flue like symptoms. I'm hoping this is due to some die off reaction finally rather than just having a winter flu. Any advice would be appreciated. Ric