IODINE, MSM, AND THYROID HORMONES

[Guest guest]

Bethann,

I confess that I have not investigated the effect of MSM or sulphur-containing

foods on thyroid hormones. I hope someone else here can answer that question.

I found the MSM to be invaluable for my need to combat systemic inflammation,

but everyone is different and should take into account their personal responses

to foods and supplements, and ask a practitioner, if they have one.

As for the magnesium powder, I use Calm, unflavored, from vitacost.com.

D'Ann

>

> Does the Sulfur content of the MSM interfere with

> thyroid hormones? I have MSM, but I've been

> reluctant to use it because of the sulfur content.

> Sulfur and couple of other things in cabbage, and

> broccoli and so forth interfere with thyroid

> hormones. But maybe the chemical composition of

> MSM makes it a non issue since MSM is a derivative

> of DMSO?

>

> Where do you get your magnesium powder? I've been

> looking for some:)

>

> Sorry, not grilling you, LOL. I'm just curious and

> short on time this morning:)

>

> Bethann

>

> " The greatest enemy of knowledge is not

> ignorance...it is the illusion of knowledge "

> ~ Hawking

>

[Guest guest]

MSM is very good stuff:) It helps with muscle

pain, joint pain, PH, and it helps with allergies

and breathing. It can help the skin, hair and

nails. But I have to look it up too and see if it

interferes with my thyroid meds:) I have a 3 lb

container of the stuff, LOL. It tastes really rank

if you take it in plain water, but if you put it

in some OJ it's not too bad. Or put it on

capsules:) DMSO the stuff MSM is derived from is

great too. There're a lot of Youtube films about

DMSO. There's one in particular of the 30 minutes

special done about it in 2007 I believe. Now I'm

gonna quit here. Maybe the discussion could be

moved to the Iodine OT group, before Steph reminds

us?

Bethann

" The greatest enemy of knowledge is not

ignorance...it is the illusion of knowledge "

~ Hawking

D Ann wrote:

>

>

> Bethann,

>

> I confess that I have not investigated the effect of MSM or

> sulphur-containing foods on thyroid hormones. I hope someone else here

> can answer that question.

>

> I found the MSM to be invaluable for my need to combat systemic

> inflammation, but everyone is different and should take into account

> their personal responses to foods and supplements, and ask a

> practitioner, if they have one.

>

> As for the magnesium powder, I use Calm, unflavored, from vitacost.com.

>

> D'Ann

>

> >

> > Does the Sulfur content of the MSM interfere with

> > thyroid hormones? I have MSM, but I've been

> > reluctant to use it because of the sulfur content.

> > Sulfur and couple of other things in cabbage, and

> > broccoli and so forth interfere with thyroid

> > hormones. But maybe the chemical composition of

> > MSM makes it a non issue since MSM is a derivative

> > of DMSO?

> >

> > Where do you get your magnesium powder? I've been

> > looking for some:)

> >

> > Sorry, not grilling you, LOL. I'm just curious and

> > short on time this morning:)

> >

> > Bethann

> >

> > " The greatest enemy of knowledge is not

> > ignorance... it is the illusion of knowledge "

> > ~ Hawking

> >

>

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