Re: Anyone else experience weird mental sensation?

[Guest guest]

merj & all,

Is it really necessary to titrate up to 100mg daily to detox? I feel really

good at 12mg iodoral, and why would I not detox eventually if I just stayed at

12mg for the rest of my life?

Many thanks,

Grizz

>

> I've been taking about 100 mg of iodine a day for eight months. It has

> cleared up my brain fog significantly. I take all the companion

> nutrients and do the salt thing.

>

> About every 2 months I start to feel a vague, undefined mental -- not

> physical -- pressure, sort of like a sensation of being blocked, and I

> have to stop the iodine. The pressure disappears by the following day

> and I feel better. Within three days, though, the difficulty

> concentrating returns and I have to go back on the iodine. It takes a

> while for the pressure to build up again.

>

> I've gotten rid of all the bromide in my diet that I know of. The detox

> symptoms are for the most part gone. Perhaps this is just a more subtle

> detox symptom? Has anyone else experienced this?

>

> (FYI here's my write-up about my bromide detox after switching to

> free-trade chocolate

> <http://www.adnuther.com/2012/01/methyl-bromide-chocolate-detox/> .)

>

> -- Merj

>

[Guest guest]

Grizz-- Because of the toxic burden of the ubiquitous halides in our

environment, the correct maintenance dose is at least 25mg, and probably

closer to 50mg for most people.

It will take many years, if then, to detox bromides at 12mg. And you're

constantly being bombarded by bromides even if your diet is clean, because

they are everywhere in our environment. Same with chlorine and fluoride. Not

to mention mercury. So 12mg is simply not enough to actually detox from

halides.

--

On 29 Feb 2012 at 21:22, grizz003 wrote:

> merj & all,

> Is it really necessary to titrate up to 100mg daily to detox? I feel

> really good at 12mg iodoral, and why would I not detox eventually if

> I just stayed at 12mg for the rest of my life?

>

> Many thanks,

> Grizz

>

>

>

> > > I've been taking about 100 mg of iodine a day for eight

> months. It has > cleared up my brain fog significantly. I take all the

> companion > nutrients and do the salt thing. > > About every 2 months

> I start to feel a vague, undefined mental -- not > physical --

> pressure, sort of like a sensation of being blocked, and I > have to

> stop the iodine. The pressure disappears by the following day > and I

> feel better. Within three days, though, the difficulty > concentrating

> returns and I have to go back on the iodine. It takes a > while for

> the pressure to build up again. > > I've gotten rid of all the bromide

> in my diet that I know of. The detox > symptoms are for the most part

> gone. Perhaps this is just a more subtle > detox symptom? Has anyone

> else experienced this? > > (FYI here's my write-up about my bromide

> detox after switching to > free-trade chocolate >

> <http://www.adnuther.com/2012/01/methyl-bromide-chocolate-detox/> .)

> > > -- Merj >

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I am not thrilled with having to take such a big dose. The expense of those 50

mg tablets is adding up, for one. But I lose the brain fog-fighting benefits if

I use less.

- Merj

> >

> > I've been taking about 100 mg of iodine a day for eight months. It has

> > cleared up my brain fog significantly. I take all the companion

> > nutrients and do the salt thing.

> >

> > About every 2 months I start to feel a vague, undefined mental -- not

> > physical -- pressure, sort of like a sensation of being blocked, and I

> > have to stop the iodine. The pressure disappears by the following day

> > and I feel better. Within three days, though, the difficulty

> > concentrating returns and I have to go back on the iodine. It takes a

> > while for the pressure to build up again.

> >

> > I've gotten rid of all the bromide in my diet that I know of. The detox

> > symptoms are for the most part gone. Perhaps this is just a more subtle

> > detox symptom? Has anyone else experienced this?

> >

> > (FYI here's my write-up about my bromide detox after switching to

> > free-trade chocolate

> > <http://www.adnuther.com/2012/01/methyl-bromide-chocolate-detox/> .)

> >

> > -- Merj

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Merj,Lugol's is much less expensive than Iodoral. in AlaskaOn Thu, Mar 1, 2012 at 7:44 AM, rheama1@... <marjijan.rhea@...> wrote:

 

I am not thrilled with having to take such a big dose. The expense of those 50 mg tablets is adding up, for one. But I lose the brain fog-fighting benefits if I use less.

- Merj

> >

> > I've been taking about 100 mg of iodine a day for eight months. It has

> > cleared up my brain fog significantly. I take all the companion

> > nutrients and do the salt thing.

> >

> > About every 2 months I start to feel a vague, undefined mental -- not

> > physical -- pressure, sort of like a sensation of being blocked, and I

> > have to stop the iodine. The pressure disappears by the following day

> > and I feel better. Within three days, though, the difficulty

> > concentrating returns and I have to go back on the iodine. It takes a

> > while for the pressure to build up again.

> >

> > I've gotten rid of all the bromide in my diet that I know of. The detox

> > symptoms are for the most part gone. Perhaps this is just a more subtle

> > detox symptom? Has anyone else experienced this?

> >

> > (FYI here's my write-up about my bromide detox after switching to

> > free-trade chocolate

> > <http://www.adnuther.com/2012/01/methyl-bromide-chocolate-detox/> .)

> >

> > -- Merj

> >

>