Re: Update on Experience with MMS & Iodine.

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LD

After reading your post I am wondering if there is a correlation

between the MMS and iodine. I haven't had spinal symptoms that you

have had but have experienced several of the other along with ear

aches and swelling.

I have recorded my MMS that I have been taking but haven't recorded

the iodine drops and wasn't regular with them. This flare up has

happened three times now and I'm wondering if it happens when I add

the iodine. I know there are others taking MMS and iodine so there

may be another X-factor. I was suspecting possibly teeth but don't

know yet.

My pain and swelling in the face/ear/sinus/eye was getting to the

point I didn't know what else to do so I went to the MD. She wants a

cat scan but my insurance won't pay for it unless I go to a

specialist and my appointment is next week. In the mean time I have

been on traditional antibiotics (which I avoid like the plague) and

steroids for swelling. It's been almost two weeks and some of the

swelling has gone down and pain has subsided to tolerable level but

it hasn't taken the pressure away. I stopped both MMS and iodine

during this time because I don't know how it would react with

antibiotics.

I had gotten up to the 9 drop level of MMS but had to drop back due

to herxing. I really didn't want to go to the traditional MD route

but don't have enough knowledge as to what to do otherwise.

I hope you are able to figure out what is happening with your

reactions and please keep us posted. Very curious.

Dianne

> I had been experiencing the same cervical

> spine/shoulders/neck/occipital/head/jaw/face pressure with MMS

which I

> experienced with all other treatments but when I added the iodine,

> pain was added at an alarming level and radiated out further than

> usual; the thyroid became exceptionally sore and the pain radiated

> down the front of my chest.

>

> I restarted with just 1/2 tablet of iodine 6 days ago and, although

> the response has been much lessened, the same burning type of pain

> pulsates at the occipital region and on up through the left side of

> the face and head, including the eye. It has been nowhere near the

> level it was at the full tablet but I resorted to paracetamol a

couple

> of times.

>

> Two days ago I restarted MMS at 1 drop daily and I'm already

> experiencing an exacerbation of symptoms. Toxins expelling out

> through the skin as is usual for me and today I awoke feeling very

> nauseas and fragile.

>

> I'm also experiencing some palpitations and throbbing in the throat,

> which some breathlessness as well. I did try the salt loading for

> bromide poisoning with the iodine but my lymphedema swelled up way

too

> much and is taking time to go down again so I don't see how I'll be

> able to add that to my treatment at this time.

> I'm not raising either the MMS or iodine until the worst of the

> exacerbation calms down a bit.

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Because of our (wife & I) own thyroid problems- no Doctor involved, can't

prove a thing- I have been steadily studying up on iodine supllementation,

adjunctive protocols, and halogen displacement. I sure can't say that other

halogens will displace iodine if iodine is available, but the idea sure does

make sense that the thyroid gland will grab any available halogen in the

absence of iodine.

On another group, can't remember where now, info was given about how black

and green tea (same plant) have become over-burdened with fluorides because

of worldwide pollution. The leaves of the tea bush always were concentrators

of flourides, but now it has gotten downright scary.

Lifelong tea drinker here, Southern by the Grace of God and started drinking

sweet iced tea as soon as I was weaned. Years ago I gave up the sugar and

started drinking it straight and unsweet.

I gave it up cold turkey, threw it out of the house, all of it, even the

fancy expensive stuff. I do not mean to let anything else interfere with my

endocrine system and my efforts at remedying those problems have been paying

off BIGTIME in recent weeks.

For stimulation there's always coffee but I drink a lot less of that now

too. Herbal teas are not included in this problem. Actually, the best

stimulant I know of is a teaspoon of cayenne pepper in water. I'm done with

tea.

Daddybob

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>

>BTW I have seen nothing about much usage of bromine in foods, so where

>is the bromine getting into the food chain?

>

>Phil

Apparently it is an additive in purchased bread...

Dan

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Where do folks get these good kinds of iodine? Is it available without

a prescription? How do I go about finding some? Thanks, Sara

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After reading the posts about iodine and "Iodine Fulfillment Therapy", and doing the patch test which showed that I am low in iodine, I ordered the Standard Process Prolamine Iodine 90 (mentioned in the article) from http://www.totaldiscountvitamins.comThe article reinforced for me why the thyroid medicine that I had been prescribed in the past and yet not given the iodine which is necessary to go with it...did not work. Reinforces for me also that I am the one responsible for my health and can't rely on doctors.Caroline Rollinson>> Where do folks get these good kinds of iodine? Is it available without > a prescription? How do I go about finding some? Thanks, Sara>