Guest guest Posted February 3, 2011 Report Share Posted February 3, 2011 , The patch test while not totally scientific can give you an idea of your iodine levels. Just paint some on somewhere it wont rub off and see how long it lasts. When i started mine was gone fast. Very fast. Now it stays there for about 10 hours. 24 is the goal. There is an iodine test that many use if you are into tests and knowing numbers. The following list is from the Iodine Group http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/iodine/files/ a compilation of resources for obtaining the Iodine loading test. Hakala Research 885 Parfet Street Unit E Lakewood, CO 80215 Call and ask for an iodine loading kit. It is $70 to do this test. It does not include return shipping. ================================================================================\ ======== FFP Labs Dr. Jorg Flechas MD 80 Doctors Drive Ste 3 ville, NC 28792 (1-) The cost of this test is $80. If it is not ordered by a physician you must tell them you are ordering it on your own and they will assign you to a nurse practitioner. When you get the results of this test you can receive a free consultation with Dr. Flechas. You may also obtain a urine spot test for an additional $30 for a total of $110 for both test. Spot / Loading / Bromide test can be obtained for $230 =============================================================================== Vitamin Research Products http://www.vrp.com/ProductPage.aspx?ProdID=9137 $100 for both the spot and loading test. Kit requires an ordering physician. If you do not have one contact VRP for more info. ================================================================================\ = Doctors Data Pre and post loading - requires an ordering physician. $???? ================================================================================\ =End of File I have never tested my levels, nor my sons. Just started taking it and seeing the magic! Cheryl > > Cheryl, > > Would you recommend doing some kind of iodine deficiency test before supplementing with it? > > thanks > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2011 Report Share Posted February 3, 2011 Vitamin stores might have Lugols.I only buy online and never been to a health food store so I dont know for sure. Swanson Vitamins is where i get mine, the cheapest i have found. http://www.swansonvitamins.com/LGS001/ItemDetail I take approx 50mg a day. I use 1 to 2 drops (3mg each drop) internally and the rest i get transdermally. For my son he gets 25mg daily. Same configuration. Transdermal application results in only a little less than 1mg absorbtion, so i use alot. Considering making it myself, the iodine group has a recipe in the last few days that makes it sound easy! Cheryl > > Thanks Cheryl, I'd never heard of using iodine before. How do you use the > Lugols and where do I find it? I don't ever recall seeing it in a health > food store. I just did a quick google on it and I get the impression that > it needs to be compounded. Do I need an rx to get Lugols solution? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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