Fw: The bioavailability of iodine applied to the skin by Dr. Abraham

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This is another article published in 2008 by Dr. Abraham.

http://www.optimox.com/pics/Iodine/pdfs/IOD23.pdf

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Interesting...in figure 2, the subjects that had 80 mg of iodine

applied to the skin, vs the subjects who had 100 mg orally and the

subjects who had 160 mg applied to the skin, had higher serum blood

levels initially...after that their serum blood levels declined to

less than both of the other two groups, yet remained steady throughout...

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well, not exactly steady as their serum blood levels did rise, but the

end serum blood levels were nearly the same as the initial serum blood

levels...compared to the group that received 160 mg applied to the

skin, they appear to have had a better ratio of iodine intake vs.

serum blood levels...more bang for the buck...

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> Interesting...in figure 2, the subjects that had 80 mg of iodine

> applied to the skin, vs the subjects who had 100 mg orally and the

> subjects who had 160 mg applied to the skin, had higher serum blood

> levels initially...after that their serum blood levels declined to

> less than both of the other two groups, yet remained steady

throughout...

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