Re: Iodine Protocol Question

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Does anybody have any experience moving from Prolamine Iodine to Iodoral? Are

any of my comments below applicable?

I get my lab results back next week.

Had no responses wondering if theres any body out there?

>

> I have been on a very effective standard process prolamine iodine protocol

before joining this group.

>

> I suffer from PTSD type symptoms and hypogonadism and some other problems. I

have extremely high Reverse T3 probably due to stress. I am Hypo in some aspects

but its not a current diagnosis on my medical chart.

>

> I am getting all my labs re-drawn this week (mostly focused on Testoserone and

thyroid).

>

> I read the PDF Guide, and it says Prolamine is not a good Iodine because it

" is too low to adequately detox the body " . I am curretnly at 12 tablets per day,

36mg. My alternative doctor recommends them because they are organic as compared

to Iodoral which has some non-food based ingredients.

>

> HOWEVER his protocol supports EITHER form, he just recommends Prolamine

Iodine. He also basis his protocol on Dr Abrahams and Brownstien so I dont think

theres much disagreement on the benefits etc.

>

>

> So my question is, if i switch from 36mg Prolamine to 50mg of Iodoral, could i

experience more benefits? Has anybody tried this conversion?

>

>

> I am still experiencing cold feet. My protocol was still handling the cold

hands and feet very well until the winter hit. Now its pretty bad. Also maybe

the Iodide that is NOT in prolamine would be good for that??

>

>

> I wont do anything until I get my lab results back and see where my T3, T4 etc

are.

>

> But I would like some advice on this situation.

>

> I am also taking Thyroid Complex by Standard Process.

>

>

> I'll post my lab results when I get them and see if theres any recommendations

from this group. I am happy to found the group

>

[Guest guest]

Prolamine isn't the recommended iodine product so you are going to have a hard time finding anyone who has taken it. There have been a few but you would have to catch them online looking at your post.

Buist, ND HC"

Re: Iodine Protocol Question

Does anybody have any experience moving from Prolamine Iodine to Iodoral? Are any of my comments below applicable?I get my lab results back next week. Had no responses wondering if theres any body out there?>> I have been on a very effective standard process prolamine iodine protocol before joining this group. > > I suffer from PTSD type symptoms and hypogonadism and some other problems. I have extremely high Reverse T3 probably due to stress. I am Hypo in some aspects but its not a current diagnosis on my medical chart. > > I am getting all my labs re-drawn this week (mostly focused on Testoserone and thyroid).> > I read the PDF Guide, and it says Prolamine is not a good Iodine because it "is too low to adequately detox the body". I am curretnly at 12 tablets per day, 36mg. My alternative doctor recommends them because they are organic as compared to Iodoral which has some non-food based ingredients.> > HOWEVER his protocol supports EITHER form, he just recommends Prolamine Iodine. He also basis his protocol on Dr Abrahams and Brownstien so I dont think theres much disagreement on the benefits etc. > > > So my question is, if i switch from 36mg Prolamine to 50mg of Iodoral, could i experience more benefits? Has anybody tried this conversion?> > > I am still experiencing cold feet. My protocol was still handling the cold hands and feet very well until the winter hit. Now its pretty bad. Also maybe the Iodide that is NOT in prolamine would be good for that??> > > I wont do anything until I get my lab results back and see where my T3, T4 etc are. > > But I would like some advice on this situation.> > I am also taking Thyroid Complex by Standard Process.> > > I'll post my lab results when I get them and see if theres any recommendations from this group. I am happy to found the group>

[Guest guest]

,

Prolamine does not have both forms of iodine, that is, both potassium iodiDe and

the

elemental iodiNe. The body needs both and uses both. Iodoral furnishes both

(as of course

Lugol's does). So not only is Prolamine a LOT more expensive than either of

those, it's also

simply not adequate for iodine sufficiency.

There's no problem with switching, but if you go immediately to 50mg you may

experience

some detox symptoms.

But yes, you won't see full results until you get both kinds of iodine in your

body in sufficient

amounts to counteract the halide poisoning we are all bombarded with daily in

today's world.

Your feet will warm up when you start getting the full iodine spectrum at high

enough doses.

I'm SO MUCH BETTER than I was! For the first time in a couple of decades, I

don't fear

getting cold, because I know I'll warm up again when I get to a warm place.

It's very different

for me.

--

On 18 Jan 2012 at 20:56, Kidman wrote:

> Does anybody have any experience moving from Prolamine Iodine to

> Iodoral? Are any of my comments below applicable?

>

> I get my lab results back next week.

>

> Had no responses wondering if theres any body out there?

>

>

>

>

> > > I have been on a very effective standard process prolamine iodine

> protocol before joining this group. > > I suffer from PTSD type

> symptoms and hypogonadism and some other problems. I have extremely

> high Reverse T3 probably due to stress. I am Hypo in some aspects but

> its not a current diagnosis on my medical chart. > > I am getting all

> my labs re-drawn this week (mostly focused on Testoserone and

> thyroid). > > I read the PDF Guide, and it says Prolamine is not a

> good Iodine because it " is too low to adequately detox the body " . I am

> curretnly at 12 tablets per day, 36mg. My alternative doctor

> recommends them because they are organic as compared to Iodoral which

> has some non-food based ingredients. > > HOWEVER his protocol supports

> EITHER form, he just recommends Prolamine Iodine. He also basis his

> protocol on Dr Abrahams and Brownstien so I dont think theres much

> disagreement on the benefits etc. > > > So my question is, if i switch

> from 36mg Prolamine to 50mg of Iodoral, could i experience more

> benefits? Has anybody tried this conversion? > > > I am still

> experiencing cold feet. My protocol was still handling the cold hands

> and feet very well until the winter hit. Now its pretty bad. Also

> maybe the Iodide that is NOT in prolamine would be good for that?? > >

> > I wont do anything until I get my lab results back and see where my

> T3, T4 etc are. > > But I would like some advice on this situation. >

> > I am also taking Thyroid Complex by Standard Process. > > > I'll

> post my lab results when I get them and see if theres any

> recommendations from this group. I am happy to found the group >

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for the response.

I will give it a try...

I have another question, I will post a new thread.

thanks for the input. If anybody else has experience with switching from

prolamine to iodoral please let me know

> > > > I have been on a very effective standard process prolamine iodine

> > protocol before joining this group. > > I suffer from PTSD type

> > symptoms and hypogonadism and some other problems. I have extremely

> > high Reverse T3 probably due to stress. I am Hypo in some aspects but

> > its not a current diagnosis on my medical chart. > > I am getting all

> > my labs re-drawn this week (mostly focused on Testoserone and

> > thyroid). > > I read the PDF Guide, and it says Prolamine is not a

> > good Iodine because it " is too low to adequately detox the body " . I am

> > curretnly at 12 tablets per day, 36mg. My alternative doctor

> > recommends them because they are organic as compared to Iodoral which

> > has some non-food based ingredients. > > HOWEVER his protocol supports

> > EITHER form, he just recommends Prolamine Iodine. He also basis his

> > protocol on Dr Abrahams and Brownstien so I dont think theres much

> > disagreement on the benefits etc. > > > So my question is, if i switch

> > from 36mg Prolamine to 50mg of Iodoral, could i experience more

> > benefits? Has anybody tried this conversion? > > > I am still

> > experiencing cold feet. My protocol was still handling the cold hands

> > and feet very well until the winter hit. Now its pretty bad. Also

> > maybe the Iodide that is NOT in prolamine would be good for that?? > >

> > > I wont do anything until I get my lab results back and see where my

> > T3, T4 etc are. > > But I would like some advice on this situation. >

> > > I am also taking Thyroid Complex by Standard Process. > > > I'll

> > post my lab results when I get them and see if theres any

> > recommendations from this group. I am happy to found the group >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

> > Owner: Buist, ND HC

> > Moderators: Baker, Kathleen Blake, Donna Iler, Linn

> >

> > All off topic posts should go to the IodineOT group

> > IodineOT/

> >

> >

> > The NEW MEMBER DOCUMENT (#1 on the list)

> > iodine/files/01%20NEW%20MEMBERS%2

> > 0-%20READ%20FIRST/