.... Can you reply to this one????? Baby tested hypo mom took iodine

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> > What made you start doing all this testing on your son? Was there something

specific that seemed wrong to start testing? We know that iodine is great and

will help your children, maybe their ranges aren't the same as adults. What

symptoms made your doctor want to do this testing?

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> > Donna in IL

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So you know....

They don't tell you the main reason they take samples. It is to take your infant's DNA and add it to the Federal computer system- Carnivore.

jean

--- In iodine , "tubbuzz" <s a state-administered newborn screening test performed at birth. Blood is squeezed from the foot of the child for this test. There's an identical follow-up test a couple of weeks later. There are similar newborn screening tests in many states.> > The purpose of the testing is to catch rare metabolic disorders that can have serious consequences, like galactosemia, congenital hypothyroidism, and much more.>

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This is true yes, an additional reason they do so, likely their most important

reason to but will never admit it. Not that the docs are aware of this, most of

them are just as deceived as everyone else, and when we look at what passes for

medical training this is not hard to do.

Bruce

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From: jean terry

So you know....

They don't tell you the main reason they take samples. It is to take your

infant's DNA and add it to the Federal computer system- Carnivore.

jean

--- In iodine , " tubbuzz " <s a state-administered newborn

screening test performed at birth. Blood is squeezed from the foot of the child

for this test. There's an identical follow-up test a couple of weeks later.

There are similar newborn screening tests in many states.

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> The purpose of the testing is to catch rare metabolic disorders that can have

serious consequences, like galactosemia, congenital hypothyroidism, and much

more.

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