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It is a toxic halide. It was once used as a sedative and was in

bromoseltzer which people took after overdrinking. It blocks thyroid

hormone production by blocking the receptors where iodine is pulled in.

Here is some good info

http://www.breastcancerchoices.org/bromidedominancetheory.html

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Interesting. Thank you for the link!SteveOn Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 8:10 PM, ladybugsandbees <ladybugsandbees@...> wrote:

It is a toxic halide. It was once used as a sedative and was in

bromoseltzer which people took after overdrinking. It blocks thyroid

hormone production by blocking the receptors where iodine is pulled in.

Here is some good info

http://www.breastcancerchoices.org/bromidedominancetheory.html

Bromide

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> I haven't heard of Bromide before. What is that? I searched for info

> on that in google. Not helpful.

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You are welcome. It's a thorn in my side lately. It comes from computers, flame retardants in fabrics and more. It's everywhere.

Steph

Bromide> Hi,>> I haven't heard of Bromide before. What is that? I searched for info> on that in google. Not helpful.>> Thanks, Steve>>> ------------------------------------>>>>>

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How is it in computers?

On Sep 24, 2008, at 7:01 PM, ladybugsandbees wrote:

You are welcome.  It's a thorn in my side lately.  It comes from

computers, flame retardants in fabrics and more.  It's everywhere.

 

Steph

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Computers??? Yikes.

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The new iPhone is many times higher than the safe limit. There are articles on this:

http://www.infoworld.com/article/07/10/22/Bromine-group-slams-Greenpeace-iPhone-report_1.html

Steph

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How is it in computers?On Sep 24, 2008, at 7:01 PM, ladybugsandbees wrote:You are welcome. It's a thorn in my side lately. It comes from computers, flame retardants in fabrics and more. It's everywhere. Steph Parashis artpages@...zine:artpagesonline.comportfolio:http://www.artpagesonline.com/EPportfolio/000portfolio.html

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Oh my...how do we get bromide from computers??? Thanks V

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computers, flame retardants in fabrics and more. It's everywhere.

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Does it leach out from inside the CPU or what??? I still don't

understand how we can get it. Sorry for being a tad bit ignorant on

this. V

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What is the best way to get rid of this Bromide, I understand our body

stores it in fatty tissue.

The other question is, why take iodine if the bromide in our body will

inhibit absorption (iodine sups aren't cheap)?

Shouldn't we clear the bromide out first?

I'm very curious to find out what the best way is to do this.

Thanks for your help/clarification in advance :)

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Yes it is in the fatty tissue. Lose weight / exercise is the main way for this.

You take iodine to knock the bromide off the receptors that allow iodine intake. As far as I know there is nothing else that will do this. Sometimes you need a very large stick (like in my case it wasn't until 100 mgs that I started to see results) so short cuts aren't beneficial.

If you have an idea of how to clear bromide w/o iodine I am all ears. :) You are right. They are expensive. Liquid Lugol's is a bit cheaper. But it is an investment in your health

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What is the best way to get rid of this Bromide, I understand our body stores it in fatty tissue.The other question is, why take iodine if the bromide in our body will inhibit absorption (iodine sups aren't cheap)?Shouldn't we clear the bromide out first?I'm very curious to find out what the best way is to do this.Thanks for your help/clarification in advance :)

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Here is a great link to discussions on bromide detox.

http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1053036

Good subject for us to discuss becuase this is a huge problem affecting all of our health!

I don't know what else to do except try to avoid ingesting more bromide and to do the iodine and the protocols for removing it- the support nutrients, salt, water, sweating, and just plugging aliong.

Things I do know we are to avoid- Breads with bromide

Pretzels, cookies, crackers, unless you know there is no bromide in them,

Mountain Dew - horrible for bromide

hot tubs and spas, actually have bromide inthe chemicals used to keep them maintained

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Iodine does replace Bromide in the body wherever Bromide replaced Iodine in the

first place. So taking Iodine is the main weapon in your arsenal to get the

Bromide out of the cells. I do not know of any other way to do that but with

Iodine. But the ability of the Kidneys to excrete Bromide is not as good as

Iodine's ability(depending on its dosage of course) to mobilize the stored

Bromide, this is where salt loading comes into play - the Chloride in the salt

does multiply the Kidney's ability to excrete the mobilized Bromide.

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How do we know if bread contains bromide? I'm eating glutein-free frozen bread -

is it brominated? What about sprouted frozen breads (like Eizerkil?)?

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> http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1053036

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> Good subject for us to discuss becuase this is a huge? problem affecting all

of our health!

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> I don't know what else to do except try to avoid ingesting more bromide and to

do the iodine and the protocols for removing it- the support nutrients, salt,

water, sweating, and just plugging aliong.

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> Things I do know we are to avoid- Breads with bromide

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> Pretzels, cookies, crackers, unless you know there is no bromide in them,

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> Mountain Dew - horrible for bromide

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> hot tubs and spas, actually have bromide inthe chemicals used to keep them

maintained

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Ezekiel bread is safe. It will say that it contains brominated vegetable oil or BVO.

Steph

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How do we know if bread contains bromide? I'm eating glutein-free frozen bread - is it brominated? What about sprouted frozen breads (like Eizerkil?)?>> > Here is a great link to discussions on bromide detox.> > > > > > http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1053036> > > > Good subject for us to discuss becuase this is a huge? problem affecting all of our health!> > I don't know what else to do except try to avoid ingesting more bromide and to do the iodine and the protocols for removing it- the support nutrients, salt, water, sweating, and just plugging aliong.> > > > > > Things I do know we are to avoid- Breads with bromide> > > > Pretzels, cookies, crackers, unless you know there is no bromide in them,> > > > Mountain Dew - horrible for bromide> > > > hot tubs and spas, actually have bromide inthe chemicals used to keep them maintained>

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I currently make sourdough—long leaven,

spelt but I still have to spike with (unbleached) white flour. I do use organic

flour, of course. I’m still trying to perfect my starter to the point

where I won’t have to spike my add-flour. It takes a long time to

characterize a starter. However, since you can control the ingredients, you can

use that as a way to avoid bromine.

Lidia

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2009 10:16 PM

iodine

Subject: Re: Re: bromide

Yes, it is expensive but delicious! You have to keep it in the freezer

and just get slices out a little at a time unless you eat it really fast. Does

anyone make their own bread in the breadmaker? I 'd like the recipes for bread

with no bromide and gluten.

Also, I did see there was

one type of Pepperidge Farm bread that will say unbromated in the list of

ingredients but I cannot always find it- frustrating!

http://www.paperbackswap.com/index.phpr_by=Classicaledmom@...

Re: Re: bromide

Ezekiel

bread is safe. It will say that it contains brominated vegetable oil or

BVO.

Steph

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bromide

How do we know if bread

contains bromide? I'm eating glutein-free frozen bread - is it brominated? What

about sprouted frozen breads (like Eizerkil?)?

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> Here is a great link to discussions on bromide detox.

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> http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1053036

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>

>

> Good subject for us to discuss becuase this is a huge? problem affecting

all of our health!

>

> I don't know what else to do except try to avoid ingesting more bromide

and to do the iodine and the protocols for removing it- the support nutrients,

salt, water, sweating, and just plugging aliong.

>

>

>

>

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> Things I do know we are to avoid- Breads with bromide

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>

>

> Pretzels, cookies, crackers, unless you know there is no bromide in them,

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> Mountain Dew - horrible for bromide

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>

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> hot tubs and spas, actually have bromide inthe chemicals used to keep them

maintained

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