Dee,
You might try Kelp. It has lots of natural Iodine and much more to offer than
iodine. It might be more helpful to your metabolism. Don't get discouraged,
Paula
----- Original Message -----
From: Dee
To: [email protected]
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 10:01 AM
Subject: Re: another interesting site on iodine, was Re: CS>low sodium on
blood test- now iodine again - OT
Really I'm quite fed up because it seems that you read one thing is
good for you and then along comes something else to say that it is not! I did
the suggested iodine test (a patch on the skin) and it was absorbed in seven
hours. This is supposed to indicate that I am low on iodine and as I have one
or two symptoms that would seem to support this I am now taking a supplement of
it. I have to say that I have far more energy than I did and feel much better,
but the weight thing is still a problem, as I have to eat next to nothing to
lose it. Even then it doesn't seem to work. I am getting to the stage where I
am going to use *no* supplements at all but make juice. Mind you, I've read
that even that is not as good as eating fruit! You can't win! Dee
-------Original Message-------
From: sol
Date: 05/04/2007 19:31:31
To: [email protected]
Subject: another interesting site on iodine, was Re: CS>low sodium on
blood test- now iodine again - OT
Here is another site (it does mention iodine in other body tissues than
the thyroid gland, and mentions iodine for fibrocystic breast disease
though it says nothing about breast cancer)
sol
It may be harmful to take more iodine than is typically consumed per day
(160 to 600 micrograms [mcg]) from table salt. Daily intake of 2,000 mcg
iodine may be toxic, particularly in people with kidney disease or
tuberculosis.
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