Re: Re: There is not an one answer for all our kids suffering with autism.

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So what do you suggest to supplement iodine? Kelp is the only thing I keep finding when looking up sources to buy.To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Sun, February 6, 2011 12:13:12 PMSubject: Re:

There is not an one answer for all

our kids suffering with autism.

Thank you , I am glad you liked it.

Synthroid is bad stuff. I almost have to say shame on that Dan doc for not rxing natural Desiccated thyroid. Granted most docs think patients are havin some sort of placebo effect when they say they feel better on natural than synthetic. Sorta like when docs say autism cant be helped with biomed. There is alot of info from people on the iodine list about the importance of natural thyroid.

Kelp is another bad thing. There just isnt the right kind of iodine to iodide ratio that is shown to be needed. And most believe processed kelp to be full of metals/or toxins. So not usually recommended.

I tend to think its the iodine deficiency that causes the problem with amalgams, both theories (your sis and I) are probably correct. I also believe putting mercury even in healthy peoples teeth is insane!

There is a thread on the mother list that is long and extensive but with lots of great information and links.

http://www.mothering.com/community/forum/thread/1091794/the-iodine-thread

Curezone also has an iodine thread. Lots of info.

http://curezone.com/faq/c.asp?a=13,281,2962

http://curezone.com/faq/q.asp?a=13,281,2962 & q=509

http://www.iodine4health.com

Cheryl

>

> First I want to say - I love that you used the word "daft."

>

> This is a great post. I actually had this part figured out, but you gave it a life that I had not. You moved it to the front row, as it merely got 'standing room only' before...

>

> I used to do patch tests on Rob. I measured the time it took for the patch to disappear. Funny, during that time his DAN cut his synthyroid in half...when I stopped, the fluctuations stopped. This had given me new insight, but I didn't realize how much, until I read your post. This is GREAT info, and if you have sources of information that I can read, I would appreciate the insight and direction.

>

> My sister and I have been discussing this issue at length recently - as she purchased some dulse to put on his food. (She didn't like my iodine and kelp drops I used to supplement him with.) She believes that his mercury fillings get in the way for his thyroid to work properly...we are getting them removed. (They will be gone by Feb. 21! Yeah!) -- but this adds another piece to the puzzle...one that I had looked at and dumped because I didn't understand the complexity.

>

> Thanks for such a great post. It's really helpful!!

>

> and I agree...what does constitute recovery?...beautifully written and expressed..

>

> laura

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Lugols, 2%Sent from my iPhone

So what do you suggest to supplement iodine? Kelp is the only thing I keep finding when looking up sources to buy.To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Sun, February 6, 2011 12:13:12 PMSubject: Re:

There is not an one answer for all

our kids suffering with autism.

Thank you , I am glad you liked it.

Synthroid is bad stuff. I almost have to say shame on that Dan doc for not rxing natural Desiccated thyroid. Granted most docs think patients are havin some sort of placebo effect when they say they feel better on natural than synthetic. Sorta like when docs say autism cant be helped with biomed. There is alot of info from people on the iodine list about the importance of natural thyroid.

Kelp is another bad thing. There just isnt the right kind of iodine to iodide ratio that is shown to be needed. And most believe processed kelp to be full of metals/or toxins. So not usually recommended.

I tend to think its the iodine deficiency that causes the problem with amalgams, both theories (your sis and I) are probably correct. I also believe putting mercury even in healthy peoples teeth is insane!

There is a thread on the mother list that is long and extensive but with lots of great information and links.

http://www.mothering.com/community/forum/thread/1091794/the-iodine-thread

Curezone also has an iodine thread. Lots of info.

http://curezone.com/faq/c.asp?a=13,281,2962

http://curezone.com/faq/q.asp?a=13,281,2962 & q=509

http://www.iodine4health.com

Cheryl

>

> First I want to say - I love that you used the word "daft."

>

> This is a great post. I actually had this part figured out, but you gave it a life that I had not. You moved it to the front row, as it merely got 'standing room only' before...

>

> I used to do patch tests on Rob. I measured the time it took for the patch to disappear. Funny, during that time his DAN cut his synthyroid in half...when I stopped, the fluctuations stopped. This had given me new insight, but I didn't realize how much, until I read your post. This is GREAT info, and if you have sources of information that I can read, I would appreciate the insight and direction.

>

> My sister and I have been discussing this issue at length recently - as she purchased some dulse to put on his food. (She didn't like my iodine and kelp drops I used to supplement him with.) She believes that his mercury fillings get in the way for his thyroid to work properly...we are getting them removed. (They will be gone by Feb. 21! Yeah!) -- but this adds another piece to the puzzle...one that I had looked at and dumped because I didn't understand the complexity.

>

> Thanks for such a great post. It's really helpful!!

>

> and I agree...what does constitute recovery?...beautifully written and expressed..

>

> laura

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Dr. Usman has prescribed SSKI 30ml.(potassium iodide soln saturated)

.. Are you familiar? My son reacts extremely negative to it though.

If it is a good kind,I may try it.       Thank You,Tammy F.

 

Lugols, 2%

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So what do you suggest to supplement iodine? 

Kelp is the only thing I keep finding when looking

up sources to buy.

To: mb12 valtrex

Sent: Sun, February 6, 2011

12:13:12 PM

Subject: Re:

There is not an one answer for all our kids

suffering with autism.

 

Thank you , I am glad you liked it.

Synthroid is bad stuff. I almost have to say

shame on that Dan doc for not rxing natural

Desiccated thyroid. Granted most docs think

patients are havin some sort of placebo

effect when they say they feel better on

natural than synthetic. Sorta like when docs

say autism cant be helped with biomed. There

is alot of info from people on the iodine

list about the importance of natural

thyroid.

Kelp is another bad thing. There just isnt

the right kind of iodine to iodide ratio

that is shown to be needed. And most believe

processed kelp to be full of metals/or

toxins. So not usually recommended.

I tend to think its the iodine deficiency

that causes the problem with amalgams, both

theories (your sis and I) are probably

correct. I also believe putting mercury even

in healthy peoples teeth is insane!

There is a thread on the mother list that is

long and extensive but with lots of great

information and links.

http://www.mothering.com/community/forum/thread/1091794/the-iodine-thread

Curezone also has an iodine thread. Lots of

info.

http://curezone.com/faq/c.asp?a=13,281,2962

http://curezone.com/faq/q.asp?a=13,281,2962 & q=509

http://www.iodine4health.com

Cheryl

>

> First I want to say - I love that you

used the word "daft."

>

> This is a great post. I actually had

this part figured out, but you gave it a

life that I had not. You moved it to the

front row, as it merely got 'standing room

only' before...

>

> I used to do patch tests on Rob. I

measured the time it took for the patch to

disappear. Funny, during that time his DAN

cut his synthyroid in half...when I stopped,

the fluctuations stopped. This had given me

new insight, but I didn't realize how much,

until I read your post. This is GREAT info,

and if you have sources of information that

I can read, I would appreciate the insight

and direction.

>

> My sister and I have been discussing

this issue at length recently - as she

purchased some dulse to put on his food.

(She didn't like my iodine and kelp drops I

used to supplement him with.) She believes

that his mercury fillings get in the way for

his thyroid to work properly...we are

getting them removed. (They will be gone by

Feb. 21! Yeah!) -- but this adds another

piece to the puzzle...one that I had looked

at and dumped because I didn't understand

the complexity.

>

> Thanks for such a great post. It's

really helpful!!

>

> and I agree...what does constitute

recovery?...beautifully written and

expressed..

>

> laura