Dark skin around eyes

[Guest guest]

I hope this is not considered to be off topic. I have some dark skin areas both

under and up along along the nose side of both eyes. The problem was noticed

well before I began taking Iodoral. Could this darkened skin be a symptom of

hypothyroidism, or is it more likely to be an indicator of some other underlying

problem or deficiency?

[Guest guest]

It might indicate adrenal issues.

Deborah

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> I hope this is not considered to be off topic. I have some dark skin areas

both under and up along along the nose side of both eyes. The problem was

noticed well before I began taking Iodoral. Could this darkened skin be a

symptom of hypothyroidism, or is it more likely to be an indicator of some other

underlying problem or deficiency?

>

[Guest guest]

It seems that several of my symptoms could point to under-performing adrenals.

Does Iodine help here as well, or do I perhaps need to consider something else?

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> It might indicate adrenal issues.

>

> Deborah

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I'm no expert as I'm relatively new to this, but also have hypothyroid and

hypoadrenal. I started with Lugol's plus the supplements before I discovered

that some consider it best to start restoring the adrenals for a few weeks

before moving on to the thyroid treatment.

But I didn't because I didn't know and am now treating both simultaneously and

feel better than I have for a long time.

Whichever way, it is important to take the companion supplements with iodine.

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> > It might indicate adrenal issues.

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> > Deborah

> >

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[Guest guest]

What are you doing with respect to your adrenal issues?

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> Hi,

>

> I'm no expert as I'm relatively new to this, but also have hypothyroid and

hypoadrenal. I started with Lugol's plus the supplements before I discovered

that some consider it best to start restoring the adrenals for a few weeks

before moving on to the thyroid treatment.

>

> But I didn't because I didn't know and am now treating both simultaneously and

feel better than I have for a long time.

>

> Whichever way, it is important to take the companion supplements with iodine.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you ! I'm seeing a doctor on January 8th, and I will try to

remember this so I can mention it to him.

> >

> > I hope this is not considered to be off topic. I have some dark skin areas

both under and up along along the nose side of both eyes. The problem was

noticed well before I began taking Iodoral. Could this darkened skin be a

symptom of hypothyroidism, or is it more likely to be an indicator of some other

underlying problem or deficiency?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Is your water fluoridated, toothpaste, fluoride in drugs etc...

It can be a sign of fluorides, and fluoride collects in and affects the pineal gland.

Bruce

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From: lsayre@...

Thank you ! I'm seeing a doctor on January 8th, and I will try to remember this so I can mention it to him.>> you might want to check the health of your pituitary gland. i just found out that i have a pituitary tumor, although i do not have that symptom, i have spokend to several people with microadenomas that do suffer from dark areas under the eyes along with other symptoms of course. just a thought...> michelle> >

[Guest guest]

For water we have a well which we use only to shower, flush the toilets, and

wash clothes (we drink only bottled RO water), and we use unfluorinated

toothpaste, so there are no fluorides to contend with in our house. However,

years ago I used to work as a chemical lab analyst for a major Hydrofluoric Acid

producer, and I was severely burned by anhydrous HF on my left arm, so I'm

probably loaded with it beyond what any of you could imagine. HF soaks down

into and attacks the calcium directly in the bones. My left arm is always in

pain, and the bones in my left arm are probably a major storehouse for loads of

calcium fluoride. Add to that 31 years of working in chemical factories, and

I've been exposed to just about everything that you wouldn't want to be exposed

to in my day.

> >

> > you might want to check the health of your pituitary gland. i just found

out that i have a pituitary tumor, although i do not have that symptom, i have

spokend to several people with microadenomas that do suffer from dark areas

under the eyes along with other symptoms of course. just a thought...

> > michelle

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I'd recommend mg oil on the arm, and definitely iodine protocol.

How much iodine you taking/for how long?

Iodine detoxes fluoride as you likely know

Bruce

----- Original Message -----

From: lsayre@...

For water we have a well which we use only to shower, flush the toilets, and

wash clothes (we drink only bottled RO water), and we use unfluorinated

toothpaste, so there are no fluorides to contend with in our house. However,

years ago I used to work as a chemical lab analyst for a major Hydrofluoric

Acid producer, and I was severely burned by anhydrous HF on my left arm, so

I'm probably loaded with it beyond what any of you could imagine. HF soaks

down into and attacks the calcium directly in the bones. My left arm is

always in pain, and the bones in my left arm are probably a major storehouse

for loads of calcium fluoride. Add to that 31 years of working in chemical

factories, and I've been exposed to just about everything that you wouldn't

want to be exposed to in my day.

[Guest guest]

Bruce, I've only been on Iodoral for a bit more than a week. So far I'm only

taking 6.25 mg (I'm splitting them in half) to gauge for any potential

undesirable reactions or side effects. I just recently (within the past month

or so) came across many articles, audios, and videos from Dr's Brownstein,

Abraham, and Flechas while researching into my various assumed to be hypothyroid

related symptoms. I was so taken by their work that I started taking the

Iodoral on my own. I've learned a bunch about the rest of the protocol right

here on this excellent forum. The only positive effect I've noticed so far is

that my basal temp is up about 0.7 to 0.9 degrees for the past two mornings vs.

what it was before I started on the Iodoral. The negative effect is that I

haven't been sleeping as well since I started taking it, but then I'm still in

the " worry mode " over taking something as radical as 6.25 mg of Iodine a day. I

know that probably sounds downright silly to those taking 50 mg to 100 mg daily.

>

>

> I'd recommend mg oil on the arm, and definitely iodine protocol.

> How much iodine you taking/for how long?

> Iodine detoxes fluoride as you likely know

>

> Bruce

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: lsayre@...

>

> For water we have a well which we use only to shower, flush the toilets, and

> wash clothes (we drink only bottled RO water), and we use unfluorinated

> toothpaste, so there are no fluorides to contend with in our house. However,

> years ago I used to work as a chemical lab analyst for a major Hydrofluoric

> Acid producer, and I was severely burned by anhydrous HF on my left arm, so

> I'm probably loaded with it beyond what any of you could imagine. HF soaks

> down into and attacks the calcium directly in the bones. My left arm is

> always in pain, and the bones in my left arm are probably a major storehouse

> for loads of calcium fluoride. Add to that 31 years of working in chemical

> factories, and I've been exposed to just about everything that you wouldn't

> want to be exposed to in my day.

>

[Guest guest]

Not silly at all, it was 3 months from the time I discovered Dr Brownstein's video on youtube and beginning to investigate; to starting at 150mcg/day.

Then to 300mcg etc, then 6mg after a while, then up...caution is always ok.

Glad to hear positive effects already.

Taking selenium?

Bruce

----- Original Message -----

From: lsayre@...

Bruce, I've only been on Iodoral for a bit more than a week. So far I'm only taking 6.25 mg (I'm splitting them in half) to gauge for any potential undesirable reactions or side effects. I just recently (within the past month or so) came across many articles, audios, and videos from Dr's Brownstein, Abraham, and Flechas while researching into my various assumed to be hypothyroid related symptoms. I was so taken by their work that I started taking the Iodoral on my own. I've learned a bunch about the rest of the protocol right here on this excellent forum. The only positive effect I've noticed so far is that my basal temp is up about 0.7 to 0.9 degrees for the past two mornings vs. what it was before I started on the Iodoral. The negative effect is that I haven't been sleeping as well since I started taking it, but then I'm still in the "worry mode" over taking something as radical as 6.25 mg of Iodine a day. I know that probably sounds downright silly to those taking 50 mg to 100 mg daily.

[Guest guest]

Dark circles under the eyes is most likely liver, kidney, allergies, chronic

stuffy nose or lack of sleep.

If around the eyes, it could be SLE (systemic lupus erythematosus) - from there

the name " lupus " which means " wolf " in Latin.

Hilda.

[Guest guest]

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[Guest guest]

For selenium I was eating 3 Brazil nuts per day, but I just dropped it to 2 per

day starting yesterday.

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> Not silly at all, it was 3 months from the time I discovered Dr Brownstein's

video on youtube and beginning to investigate; to starting at 150mcg/day.

> Then to 300mcg etc, then 6mg after a while, then up...caution is always ok.

> Glad to hear positive effects already.

> Taking selenium?

> Bruce

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: lsayre@...

>

> Bruce, I've only been on Iodoral for a bit more than a week. So far I'm only

taking 6.25 mg (I'm splitting them in half) to gauge for any potential

undesirable reactions or side effects. I just recently (within the past month or

so) came across many articles, audios, and videos from Dr's Brownstein, Abraham,

and Flechas while researching into my various assumed to be hypothyroid related

symptoms. I was so taken by their work that I started taking the Iodoral on my

own. I've learned a bunch about the rest of the protocol right here on this

excellent forum. The only positive effect I've noticed so far is that my basal

temp is up about 0.7 to 0.9 degrees for the past two mornings vs. what it was

before I started on the Iodoral. The negative effect is that I haven't been

sleeping as well since I started taking it, but then I'm still in the " worry

mode " over taking something as radical as 6.25 mg of Iodine a day. I know that

probably sounds downright silly to those taking 50 mg to 100 mg daily.

>