Re: Healing thyroid dosage

[Guest guest]

Kim,

It's not wasteful because of our toxic burden with bromides. For this kind of

thing, where you need actual tissue dissolving/change (nodules), it is a good

idea to pressure the iodine more, like you're describing. Also, many people

find

good benefit in painting externally, over the thyroid area, with Lugol's and a

carrier oil.

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On 2 Mar 2012 at 15:46, kim wrote:

> Last December I was diagnosed with multinodular (EIGHT nodules!)

> goiter and moderate hyperthyroidism. I have had numerous tests and

> cancer has been ruled out. My endo thinks I should have my thyroid

> removed because he said it will surely cause me problems in the

> future.

>

> I started on Iodoral a little over 3 weeks ago and take 50mg per day.

> I take all companion nutrients and have made positive dietary changes.

>

> I saw one of the top endo surgeons in the country this morning.

> Although I didn't actually see the report, she said my thyroid numbers

> are within normal range now (yay!) and agrees my thyroid does not have

> to be removed at this time. She wants to reevaluate my situation in 6

> months.

>

> I really want to keep my thyroid and would like to see even more

> improvement in it before I see her again. Would I be better off

> upping my dosage of iodine to 75 or 100mg daily? I have had little

> problem with the dosage I am at and I'm sure increasing it would be no

> problem but it would be wasteful if I would get no benefit.

>

> Thanks.

> Kim

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

btw, CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!

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On 2 Mar 2012 at 15:46, kim wrote:

> Last December I was diagnosed with multinodular (EIGHT nodules!)

> goiter and moderate hyperthyroidism. I have had numerous tests and

> cancer has been ruled out. My endo thinks I should have my thyroid

> removed because he said it will surely cause me problems in the

> future.

>

> I started on Iodoral a little over 3 weeks ago and take 50mg per day.

> I take all companion nutrients and have made positive dietary changes.

>

> I saw one of the top endo surgeons in the country this morning.

> Although I didn't actually see the report, she said my thyroid numbers

> are within normal range now (yay!) and agrees my thyroid does not have

> to be removed at this time. She wants to reevaluate my situation in 6

> months.

>

> I really want to keep my thyroid and would like to see even more

> improvement in it before I see her again. Would I be better off

> upping my dosage of iodine to 75 or 100mg daily? I have had little

> problem with the dosage I am at and I'm sure increasing it would be no

> problem but it would be wasteful if I would get no benefit.

>

> Thanks.

> Kim

>

>

>

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

>

> 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/

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much, . ;-) I was in danger of jumping up off the table

and hugging the surgeon(s). This stuff really does work as there is little

doubt there was much improvement.

BTW - I have been painting the area w/ coconut oil and Lugol's twice daily.

Best,

Kim (complete with a thyroid)

btw, CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!

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On 2 Mar 2012 at 15:46, kim wrote:

> Last December I was diagnosed with multinodular (EIGHT nodules!)

> goiter and moderate hyperthyroidism. I have had numerous tests and

> cancer has been ruled out. My endo thinks I should have my thyroid

> removed because he said it will surely cause me problems in the

> future.

>

> I started on Iodoral a little over 3 weeks ago and take 50mg per day.

> I take all companion nutrients and have made positive dietary changes.

>

> I saw one of the top endo surgeons in the country this morning.

> Although I didn't actually see the report, she said my thyroid numbers

> are within normal range now (yay!) and agrees my thyroid does not have

> to be removed at this time. She wants to reevaluate my situation in 6

> months.

>

> I really want to keep my thyroid and would like to see even more

> improvement in it before I see her again. Would I be better off

> upping my dosage of iodine to 75 or 100mg daily? I have had little

> problem with the dosage I am at and I'm sure increasing it would be no

> problem but it would be wasteful if I would get no benefit.

>

> Thanks.

> Kim

>

>