Re: /Iodine

[Guest guest]

iodine. Essential for many bodily functions, iodine also plays a role in the

production of thyroid hormones. ³But it¹s tricky,² says Shomon, ³because

while iodine deficiency is a major risk factor for hypothyroidism, too much

iodine can aggravate the thyroid and worsen existing conditions.² You need

at least 150 mcg of iodine a day, most of which you can get through salt.

That amount should be a cinch‹the average American consumes four times this

much. However, if you use noniodized salt, you need to get iodine from other

sources, such as seafood, seaweed, dairy, and eggs. If you eat any of these

foods, you shouldn¹t need to supplement. Problems from too much iodine arise

when you take several milligrams daily.

http://www.naturalsolutionsmag.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/articleSearch.articl

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On 9/11/08 12:35 PM, " Alison Trotta-Marshall " <rubyrain11@...>

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> I got into a discussion about the benefits of iodine with a scientist

> last night.

> She seemed to think that the detox symptoms from iodine were from

> too much iodine, iodine poisoning.

> How would I argue that they are bromide detox symptoms?

> Say that the before & after iodine & bromide tests should

> prove iodines affectiveness?

> Thanks,

> Ali

> On Sep 11, 2008, at 9:15 AM, wrote:

[Guest guest]

What is iodine suppose to do??

sharon

Re: [ ] Re: Cancer Centers of America

Hi Leonard,

Thank you for the information. Particularly interested in iodine pump, any

ablation therapy and infrared sauna apparatus?

n

From: Leonard

[Guest guest]

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> What is iodine suppose to do??

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> sharon

Sharon,

Please go to http://www.breastcancerchoices.org and read up on the iodine

section. You will find some pretty amazing things there.

ar