Re: Iodine for atrial fibrillation

[Guest guest]

I have hypothyroidism and atrial fibrillation so I tried Iodoral 25 mg

for 2 weeks and felt OK. I them increased to 50mg for a few days and

had Candida symptoms that were horrible so I deopped the Iodoral and

the Candida is gone. I would like to take Iodoral, but can't take the

Candida that came along with 50mg. I don't know what to do.

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> Anyone out there using iodine for atrial fibrillation?

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[Guest guest]

Is it possible that it was a candida flare when you got up

to 50mg of iodine? Perhaps the iodine was resulting in the

candida dying off and your symptoms were really due to toxins

from the dying organisms? This is my understanding of what

is supposed to happen with iodine. Perhaps you need to

increase your dosage more slowly (I've been incrementing by

6.25mg at a time) so your body can cope with the detox.

Best wishes.

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> I have hypothyroidism and atrial fibrillation so I tried Iodoral 25 mg

> for 2 weeks and felt OK. I them increased to 50mg for a few days and

> had Candida symptoms that were horrible so I deopped the Iodoral and

> the Candida is gone. I would like to take Iodoral, but can't take the

> Candida that came along with 50mg. I don't know what to do.

[Guest guest]

Thank you for the suggestions. Of course, my cardio says the cause is

not known, but I feel it is thyroid related. I will try these

supplements.

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> Hi, I am a health care provider that monitors these

> groups from time to time. Never had much luck with

> iodine for atrial fib. What has worked for us in our

> clinic is the use of B vitamins (we use B-50 twice a

> day or B-100 once a day from NOW foods) combined with

> hi doses of Vitamin C (3-7 grams per day) and Lysine

> (5 grams per day) via Linus ing's Heart Disease

> Protocol. This seems to be the best place to start,

> even if do not thing the description fits you.

> Sometimes extra Niacin must be added via Abram

> Hoffer's adenochrome hypothesis. L-Carnitine,

> L-Taurine, L-Argenine and Coenzyme Q-10 are other

> supplements that sometimes need to be added, as

> everyone responds a bit differently. Zinc/Copper ratio

> can also be a factor, especially when dealing with

> Thyroid Imbalances. If the A-Fibs are from thyroid

> issues, L-Carnitine is also typically very useful.

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> Hope this helps,

> MSB

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