Re: iodine and intestinal/digestive endometriosis

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Celine:

What is

intestinal endometriosis??

Bonnie

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12:44 PM

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Subject: iodine and

intestinal/digestive endometriosis

I know iodine helps with endometriosis but i wonder if

iodine can help people with intestinal/digestive endometriosis?

thank you,

celine

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It's where endometrial tissue has migrated to and attached to the intestines.

This migrant tissue swells and shed just as normal endometrial tissue does.

Not pleasant.

Jaye

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This should be on the iodineOT site but to answer your question endometriosis can move to anywhere in the body including brain, bowel etc. I had 1 1/2 of my bowel removed due to this and was forced to have a full hysterectomy after losing my 3rd baby at 28 years old. I wish I had known about iodine back then . Bonnie has done well in that area by taking iodine. I bet it would help you to. But you may want to find out the dose she takes since I know she is taking more then me at 10 drops a day. Rae Sent from my iPodOn Feb 12, 2012, at 12:43 PM, "celeene66" <ldanaila@...> wrote:

I know iodine helps with endometriosis but i wonder if iodine can help people with intestinal/digestive endometriosis?

thank you,

celine

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Hi Rae,

I also have my uterine fibroids which shrinked with iodine. But I have more pain

now then before taking iodine. My gynecologist told me that if I don't have an

uterin endometriosis I should check with a gastroentrologist and see if it's

intestinal endo.

Is intestinal endometriosis the same endometriosis which came from the uterus?

How can an instestinal endometriosis heal with iodine because (as I read) it's

stuck to the intestine, there are lesions and needs surgery?

I usually take between 6.25 mg and 12.50 mg. I cannot get higher I have horrible

palpitations.

thank you,

celine

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Hi Kathy,

why is castor oil forbidden while mesntruating?

thank you,

celine

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Hi ,

is the carring oil supposed for better absortion of iodine or it's used against

skin irritation?

I know that iodine is good for fibroids, it worked for me. But I don't know if

iodine can help me with my endometriosis is stucked to my bowel...

Is there anybody here who cured her endometriosis with iodine?

thank you,

celine

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Hi Rae,

I have some questions for you. I started a new discussion on iodine OT.

thank you

Celine

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> > > > I know iodine helps with endometriosis but i wonder if iodine can help

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I would guess any tumor type growth can be shrunk with iodine but endometriosis

has more issues involved. I had stage IV endometriosis with a golf ball sized

implant in the bowel, severe adhesive disease, and a frozen pelvis.

If your fibroids shrank, it could have changed the weight and location of your

uterus and with adhesions, those alterations may be causing pulling and nerve

involvement in new areas. Endo is endo is endo and it doesn't matter where in

the body it is. It bleeds during menstruation and causes inflammation and scar

tissue to form in the pelvic cavity. The only way to diagnose endometriosis is

surgery so I'm not sure what your gyno is talking about. A gastro guy COULD

diagnose ONLY if your endo had invaded completely through your intestinal wall

and he'd need to know what he was looking for and be well versed in the many

ways endo presents itself. If endo is invading the bowel but not all the way

through, you could have significant pain but no gastro guy in the world could

diagnose. You can also have debilitating pain from a fingernail implant that a

regular doc would NEVER see.

Yes, adhesions and scar tissue can cause significant difficulty and can only be

removed by surgery. That said, it is possible that your LESIONS (spots of

endometrial tissue outside of the uterus) could shrink with iodine use and it

can't hurt from that perspective. Give it a good try but you may be stuck with

scar tissue that iodine won't touch.

I will caution you STRONGLY STRONGLY STRONGLY to be VERY careful when submitting

to surgery for endo. Most gynos only make it worse... EVERY surgery can make it

worse which is why if you want to take care of your issue you need to go to a

SPECIALIST. I suggest looking into Dr. Cook, Dr. Albee, Dr. Lyons, Dr. Redwine

and there may be new guys out there these days.

What I can tell you is that I traveled from Florida to California to see a

specialist for two surgeries and subsequently was able to have 3 children. The

specialist said I was the worst case she'd seen in someone so young. Surgery CAN

be an amazing relief but make sure you go to the RIGHT person from day one!

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> > > I know iodine helps with endometriosis but i wonder if iodine can help

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I know LDN is considered very effective for endometriosis, often autoimmune in nature.The best proponent would probably be DR PHil Boyle from the Galway clinic in ireland who has treated many many otherwise infertile women to successful preganancies and childbirth. Worth a look as above eall, we know it can do no harm.Nuala

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I used iodine on my breasts without coconut oil, I didn't know about oxidation &

skin. Did I do something wrong to my breasts ?

What should I put first? Lugol or coconut oil?

celine

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