Re: My Results of using 2 percent Iodine - calluses

[Guest guest]

Sorry to butt in, but this thread makes me wonder, would iodine work topically

on wrinkles? What about something like under eye wrinkles? I wonder if that

would work...

Liz

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> > > Thanks for posting this Betty. Two nights ago, I figured that I should

> > rub iodine on the callous on the bottom of my feet. I will keep at it and

> > see it I get results. I use Iosol for topical use and have had good

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> ~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

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Please keep us posted on this. I have the same eye puffiness/sinus inflammation

issue. I would love it if iodine could help with that stuff!

Liz

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> > Sorry to butt in, but this thread makes me wonder, would iodine

> > work topically on wrinkles? What about something like under eye

> > wrinkles? I wonder if that would work...

> > Liz

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[Guest guest]

Please keep us posted on this. I have the same eye puffiness/sinus inflammation

issue. I would love it if iodine could help with that stuff!

Liz

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> > Sorry to butt in, but this thread makes me wonder, would iodine

> > work topically on wrinkles? What about something like under eye

> > wrinkles? I wonder if that would work...

> > Liz

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[Guest guest]

That's very interesting, ...I would like to try, but doesn't the Lugol's

discolor the skin on your face? Or if you apply it at night, is the

discoloration gone by the morning?

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> > Sorry to butt in, but this thread makes me wonder, would iodine

> > work topically on wrinkles? What about something like under eye

> > wrinkles? I wonder if that would work...

> > Liz

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You guys are amazing; I learn so much in this group.

I was also wondering if it would be beneficial on skin tags? Lipomas? I have

some fatty lipomas underneath my skin on my thighs. Doctors have no explanation

for them. I'm wondering if iodine would help them break up and dissolve? Any

ideas?

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> > > >The reason the iodine might be working on the calluses is that thick

> > > >calluses on the feet, and/or dry cracking heals (also palms of the hands)

> > > >can be athlete's foot. I actually learned that from a mainstream

> > athlete's

> > > >foot cream ad. My husband had been struggling with that for years.

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> > > >treated it as athlete's foot, it cleared up! Now, that also shows you

> > > >probably have a Candida problem, which should be treated internally as

> > > >well as externally, otherwise the external signs will just return.

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> > > >Just thought I would throw that into the pot as reason why the iodine is

> > > >working!

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> > > >Donna in IL

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> ~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

> --A.J. Muste

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[Guest guest]

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Really enjoying your posts. I have a question and a comment.

Question: Earlier you said that you use the castor oil/iodine mix on arms and

whole body as well and I am wondering - doesn't the castor oil soak in your

clothing? I have read that it doesn't wash out so well so am curious about your

experience.

Comment: regarding the paint test indicating the need for iodine, this is from

the Optimox website, Pub #22:

" From the published data, the skin iodine patch test is not a reliable method to

assess whole body sufficiency for iodine. Many factors play a role in the

disappearance of the yellow color of iodine from the surface of the skin. For

example, if iodine is reduced to iodide by the skin, the yellow color of iodine

will disappear because iodide is white. In order to regenerate iodine on the

skin, one needs to apply an oxidant such as hydrogen peroxide, complicating the

test further. The evaporation of iodine from the skin increases with increased

ambient temperatures and decreased atmospheric pressure due to weather

conditions and altitude. For example, the yellow color of iodine will disappear

much faster in Denver, Colorado at 5,000 feet above sea level then Los Angeles,

California at sea level, irrespective of the amount of bioavailable iodine. "

By Guy E. Abraham, MD

http://www.optimox.com/pics/Iodine/updates/UNIOD-02/UNIOD_02.htm

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> > > > Sorry to butt in, but this thread makes me wonder, would iodine

> > > > work topically on wrinkles? What about something like under eye

> > > > wrinkles? I wonder if that would work...

> > > > Liz

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[Guest guest]

Iosol only makes one look a little sun tanned with no staining. My skin looks

beautiful when I wake up from sleeping with Iosol on my face. It is a bit oily

but I like it for massaging.

Joan

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> > Sorry to butt in, but this thread makes me wonder, would iodine work

> > topically on wrinkles? What about something like under eye wrinkles? I

> > wonder if that would work...

> > Liz

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[Guest guest]

I have one on my side that I have put iodine on just once. I'll be more

diligent.

Lipomas are common with tethered cord which my son has but just a small lipoma.

I need to start applying iodine to this area. He had surgery last year but it

looks like he is regressing.

Thanks for posting this. It is a good reminder for me.

Joan

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> > > > >The reason the iodine might be working on the calluses is that thick

> > > > >calluses on the feet, and/or dry cracking heals (also palms of the

hands)

> > > > >can be athlete's foot. I actually learned that from a mainstream

> > > athlete's

> > > > >foot cream ad. My husband had been struggling with that for years.

> > > When we

> > > > >treated it as athlete's foot, it cleared up! Now, that also shows you

> > > > >probably have a Candida problem, which should be treated internally as

> > > > >well as externally, otherwise the external signs will just return.

> > > > >

> > > > >Just thought I would throw that into the pot as reason why the iodine

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> > > > >working!

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> > > > >Donna in IL

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> > ~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

> > --A.J. Muste

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[Guest guest]

If my skin doesn't seem to be sensitive to Lugol's, is it necessary to mix it

with oil? Can I just use it straight on my face? I actually tried it last night.

I had no issues...The discoloration was even completely gone by the time I woke

up.

Thanks,

Sherry

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[Guest guest]

Have I made a mistake in buying 15% Lugals? I have just used 3 drops a day of Iodine tincture25%. Taking a great many other supplimentsas have had ME/Lyme for 23yrs.

[Guest guest]

Hi

I have taken 3 drops of Iodine tincture for 3 days! The mistake I thought would be that the 15% maybe too strong but it says to use 6drops and only use for 3wks. I will start with 2 drops of 15% and take it from there. Thanks for the help, its a very complicated illness no wonder the magority of NHS doctors in UK dont want or know how to treat.

Regards jacqui