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[Guest guest]

Now I'm wondering if addictive overeating has some basis in really

having a deficiency, i.e., Iodine, for starters. Only going on my

experience, I think there is a correlation.

Anyone else?

Vj

[Guest guest]

Yeah, I think so too. I lost 7 pounds during the three weeks that I

changed from the Standard American Diet to a msg-free diet, where

everything is fresh and homemade. I still used sugar and flour and

everything else, but lost weight. I had horrible detox from the msg

leaving my body, about as bad as the first week of detox from bromide

when I started the Iodoral!(It's been quite a winter!and spring!) I

don't have the food cravings that I used to have, though. (except

maybe for chocolate!) I think some of the food cravings must be our

bodies saying " well that was nice that you sent something down here

for me (SAD), but where is the food???Could we have some nutrients,

please? "

>

> Now I'm wondering if addictive overeating has some basis in really

> having a deficiency, i.e., Iodine, for starters. Only going on my

> experience, I think there is a correlation.

>

> Anyone else?

>

> Vj

>

[Guest guest]

yes I totally believe overeating is related to deficiencies, as well as anorexia and other eating disorders. I stopped being anorexic the day I started taking cod liver oil!, although I was still hypothyroid/iodine deficient.

Gracia

Now I'm wondering if addictive overeating has some basis in really having a deficiency, i.e., Iodine, for starters. Only going on my experience, I think there is a correlation. Anyone else?Vj

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