Annie what water pitcher are you using? Jess

-----Original Message-----
From: Annie B Smythe [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2010 9:14 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: CS>hypothyroid


If you don't take enough selenium with the Iodine 
it WILL cause you grief and CAN damage the 
thyroid. I've upped my dose to 50 mg per day of 2% 
Lugol's, I started with 5 mg and worked my way up 
slowly, and I take 400 - 600 mg of the 
selenomethionine form of Selenium daily. When I 
don't take the Iodine I feel like crap. My thyroid 
felt swollen on one side and I had a small nodule 
on my thyroid which is slowly shrinking. The doc 
did not do a thyroid antibody test but he did say 
I had elevated antibodies according to my lab 
results. When I first started taking the Iodine my 
thyroid swelled some, but it is now a normal size. 
I feel physically much better. Detox/herx symptoms 
can be a bear but if you take extra magnesium, vit 
C, selenium, zinc and copper, and manganese, and 
use sea salt and plenty of water this can be 
reduced greatly. That and backing off on the dose 
until you feel a bit better. If you have a lot of 
toxins to detox the detox pathways can be overcome 
and this causes the detox/herx symptoms, or a 
viral load die off, or candida/fungus die off. The 
  minerals the shepherd the halides, mercury and 
other stuff out are the ones I've listed above. 
You don't have a chance to get too much of them 
because the get used up binding to toxins and 
carrying them out, usually through the urine. And 
the body needs some of them for regular 
maintenance and enzyme production. I also added 
milk thistle, and dandelion to my regime to 
support the liver, and R ALA to boost glutathione. 
It also helped that I found a pitcher that filters 
everything including 80 - 90 % of fluoride from my 
tap water. And cutting out MSG, aspartame, and 
breads made from brominated flours, as well as all 
soft drinks, and upping my pure water intake to 
nearly 90 0z per day. I also added vit D3, and sea 
salt to my regime quite a while back and cut out 
almost all the processed salt.

Those with autoimmune hypothyroid issues MUST take 
the selenium, it's NOT an option, or it WILL cause 
problems, especially with antibodies. I get so 
tired of people not doing it the recommended way 
and then saying it's harmful. Or expecting it to 
work over night. Stephanie's(The Iodine list Mom) 
husband took at least a year to bring his Hashi's 
antibodies down to nothing. So it's a long term 
thing, and sometimes in the interim the thyroid 
usually WILL swell to grab more Iodine, when it 
has enough it will start to reduce in size. My 
thyroid kind of went up and down in size for two 
months or so before it settled down. But man oh 
man the detoxing I was doing during that time.

I won't say that my thyroid swelling up even more, 
like that didn't scare me to death, it did, but I 
was also told that it would go back down again, 
and it did.

But I guess everyone gets to health in their own 
way, there are many choices out there and a lot of 
research. I researched Iodine, the recommendations 
of nutrients to take with it and why, and the even 
the reports against it, thoroughly for several 
months before I made the decision to buy the 
Iodine and give it go. I haven't been sorry yet. 
Well except for an initial bad detox/herx 
reaction, LOL. I haven't lowered my thyroid med 
dose yet, I still have to get blood work done to 
see what my TSH, T4, T3 levels are doing.


Annie

Control your destiny or somebody else will.~Jack Welsh


Alan Jones wrote:
> How high was your dosage, and for how long did you take it?
> 
> Alan
> 
> On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 8:06 PM, Craig Chamberlin 
> <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> 
> wrote:
> 
>     Having been hypothryoid and having done this, I would *highly* that
>     folks with that condition look into the high iodine dosing.  I am no
>     longer hypothyroid and it cleared up a lot of other issues for me.
> 
>     Another case of varying mileage.
> 
>     Craig
> 
> 
>     needling around wrote:
> 
>         Being hypothyroid and having done this, I would not recommend it
>         to anyone. It can also lead to thyroid nodules and autoimmune
>         thyroid issues.
>         PT
>         ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shirley Reed"
>         <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
>         To: <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
>         Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2010 7:50 PM
>         Subject: CS>hypothyroid
> 
> 
>              Hypothyroidism can be fairly quickly reversed simple by
>             ingesting sufficient iodine.  The Yahoo Group named  iodine
>              can get you up to speed on iodine in very short order.   pj
> 
> 
> -- 
> Alan Jones


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