Re:Dr Abraham's Misrepresentation of Iodine-Thyroid Research in June 20

[Guest guest]

I think the quote below pretty well sums it up. If you bother to check

you will find that Abraham, Flechas and Brownstein have NEVER to my

knowledge published anything in any credible peer reviewed venue. And

that they seem to act as little more than shills for Optimox. Their

publications, such as they are, only appear in such things as

chiropractor journals. I am aware of NO research that any of them have

done that has passed critical muster; and conversely I am aware that

some at least of their recommendations could be harmful or fatal. Be

careful.

Luck,

> It is disturbing and disappointing that Dr. Abraham has chosen to

> blatantly

> distort the research of Teng W, et al, 2006. I appreciate the work

> that Dr.

> Abraham has done to educate patients, practitioners and researchers about

> the history, unexamined assumptions and potential therapeutic benefits of

> iodine supplementation. Unfortunately, however, it appears that he has

> become overly invested in iodine's unequivocal usefulness at the

> expense of

> necessary objectivity.

>

> Please share your thoughts, feedback and comments.

>

> Jim