Vitiligo, Iodine and Boron

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This info came 20+ years too late for my son, but it vindicates everything I

ever thought back then. I had an " expert " dermatologist to stiffen his back

and preach at me that " You're barking up the wrong tree " merely because I

dared to ask him if there was any nutritional cause or cure for our son's

hereditary vitiligo. I never took him back to that doctor, who pronounced

that we and our son would simply have to live with the vitiligo. Later,

another doctor used a therapy that gave him back a lot of his pigment, but

that's another story.

So now here I am experimenting with Iodine to hopefully finally rid myself

of the scourge of degenerative arthritis- which I consider to be a

pathogenic disease and not an auto-immune disorder (I refute the notion of

A-I disorders) and here I am fresh from having a wonderful experience by

taking boron supplements when I learn that iodine cause boron dumping?

PRAY, TELL ME MORE!

Daddybob

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Is this good enough, taking boron tabs to replace what's dumped from

the body, whilst using iodine. Do you take 50mg iodine? how much

and what strength boron tabs do you take?

Do you think it unbalances any other minerals? We are told to take

extra magnesium, which i was doing, but that can increase the need

for zinc and thus for copper. A zinc deficiency can be related to

boron dumping also. I'm being to think that taking iodine is not

worth the risk. It is such a balancing act and how do you know you

are getting it right.

> This info came 20+ years too late for my son, but it vindicates

everything I

> ever thought back then. I had an " expert " dermatologist to stiffen

his back

> and preach at me that " You're barking up the wrong tree " merely

because I

> dared to ask him if there was any nutritional cause or cure for our

son's

> hereditary vitiligo. I never took him back to that doctor, who

pronounced

> that we and our son would simply have to live with the vitiligo.

Later,

> another doctor used a therapy that gave him back a lot of his

pigment, but

> that's another story.

>

> So now here I am experimenting with Iodine to hopefully finally rid

myself

> of the scourge of degenerative arthritis- which I consider to be a

> pathogenic disease and not an auto-immune disorder (I refute the

notion of

> A-I disorders) and here I am fresh from having a wonderful

experience by

> taking boron supplements when I learn that iodine cause boron

dumping?

>

> PRAY, TELL ME MORE!

>

> Daddybob

>

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