RE: Iodine and adrenal fatigue

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Tina,

Yes, I would stress dose during chelation at least 5 mg but maybe even 10 mg

in divided doses to start. Ask what the chelation agent is and have your Dr

write in on paper so you don't have to deal with brain fog. It is important

to know this because doing some things like DMSA or DMPS in an IV or

injection can make you worse and EDTA doesn't chelate mercury. Dr.

Cutler has a book on this and many yahoo groups dedicated to this subject.

It is important to know what dose you are getting, every ingredient in the

injection including the ones that are not chelators. Again, have your doctor

write all that down and each time a dose is changed, write it down for you.

You must know what you are putting in your body and chelation more than

anything can be very dangerous done improperly. It is also good to have that

in writing so you have a history of what was done for your medical records

going forward.

I don't know how much iodine is in each grain of Armour but as Sol pointed

out, it isn't just the T3 but all the Ts in Armour that contain iodine

molecules.

Cheri

-----Original Message-----

Cheri

I don't know what the chelating agent is... it is an injection...if

she said, I was so foggy I don't remember??? Last week was the first

injection, it was a small dose to see how I do. I am taking 30 mg HC

now, do you think I should stress dose that on my chelating days???

If so , how much???

Thank you

Tina

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