Guest guest Posted October 25, 2007 Report Share Posted October 25, 2007 I don't recall anyone answering so here are my answers. Responses below: New with questions >I have (had) breast cancer since 2006 (and fibrocystic disease for > about 25 years). I took the iodine loading test and it came back > Iodine 22; %Excretion/24/hr 44%. So you are about 56% saturated. Not great but not in the danger zone which is around 20%. I bought Iodoral and took 100 mg > for a few days(I was intending to take it at that dosage for six weeks > and then to drop to 50 mg as a maintenance dose)and a rash appeared on > my face. I read about the bromide reactions so I started doing the > salt cleanse too and dropped the dosage to 50 mg. It does sound like a bromide reaction. Has anyone had the red rash on the face? If so, how long did you have it? I do not get rashes. I get acne. Sorry. It was helped for me by taking zinc and copper. My estrogen and progesterone receptors were both positive. Has anyone heard if Iodoral > might help with the estrogen? It does help with estrogen. It makes all hormone receptors more sensitive and is used by both the ovaries and adrenals where hormones are created. You can check out www.iodine4health.com and look at iodine in the body and in disease and see references to this. You can also check out Lynn's site www.breastcancerchoices.org. If you can get your doctor to check there is a serum test that will look for bromide levels. Does anyone know of a practitioner(MD, ND,DO,etc. in the Sacramento/San Francisco areas who are working with and have experience with Iodoral? Any answers would be very much > appreciated. The only contacts I have made are in Southern CA, OR, NC NY & MI. Sorry. Thank you. Ann > > > > Send Message: iodine > > Iodine Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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