Nebulizung iodine

December 17, 2010

I wonder could you put a few drops of lugols in one of those face mask vaporizers that you also put water in.... Have you seen those for children? Perhaps an idea if you do get a bad cold or something. I just wonder if it would hurt bc it is plastic.Oh the endless uses of iodine! Tammy On Dec 17, 2010, at 1:42 AM, Baker <vbaker@...> wrote:

I am interested in nebulizing because I think it would help my lungs heal--

I contracted hospital-acquired pneumonia as a toddler and have had

pneumonia at least twice since then, along with pleurisy once, colds can

get stuck in my chest, etc. I would just like to have that as a tool.

Thanks for pointing out about not using potassium, that would be important.

I will say that I have gotten 2 colds since I've been on the iodine

protocol. The first time was not too long after starting. I was dosing up

with my usual regimen of herbs and supplements, assuming I was going to

lose my voice and have a long bout of bronchitis afterward, but I didn't,

although the cold was pretty strong, although I did have some lung

congestion it didn't last a long time and I didn't lose my voice. Then the

second one was a couple of months ago. This time, I held it off for a

couple of weeks before getting sick, and it finally hit pretty hard. Again

on my regimen. And again thinking I would as usual lose my voice

etc. This time the cold made me sick for a few days but left basically all

at once, and I didn't have lung congestion afterward. For me that's a big

improvement.

--

At 07:35 PM 12/16/2010, you wrote:

>Marc Sircus says it works well with the nebulizer. I'm thinking of doing

>that with my son. Note, he says DO NOT use Lugol's for this. You can

>find the section further down in the article.

>

>"Nebulized Iodine

>

>In some countries nebulizers are given to people by prescription only

>because they give a person direct access to the bloodstream and this is an

>indication that this is serious medicine we are dealing with, so caution

>is advised. With nebulizers we in part get the same effect as with

>injections, medications quickly diffuse directly into the blood stream.

>Thus a nebulizer holds the capacity to save lives.

>

>When it comes to using iodine in a nebulizer special caution is needed.

>The choice of iodine is important because putting in potassium, which is

>found in Lugol's, is dangerous. Potassium chloride, another salt of

>potassium, is used for lethal injection so I recommend only Nascent

>Iodine. Nebulization with iodine offers an extremely strong therapy which

>can clear the lungs quite rapidly of infections. Therapeutic

>concentrations can be increased for desired effect but it is recommended

>that dosages start at the low end unless there is an emergency situation.

>I would start my first iodine treatment with a weak solution, 3 Â 5 drops

>and slowly increase to ten drops or more closely monitoring the

>experience. As long as the patient displays no discomfort or side effects

>concentration can be increased strongly especially when in a life

>threatening situation. One should expect much quicker and more dramatic

>results with iodine then with H2O2."

>

>http://magnesiumforlife.com/transdermal-magnesium/nebulizing-magnesium-and-other-medicinals/

>

>Joan

>

> > >Hi,

> > >

> > >I am trying swishing Ancient minerals in water around in my mouth for 20

> > >minutes instead of applying it to my skin. Has anyone tried this. It

> > >seems like taking it sublingually would be the best. I read that there

> > >needs to be enough stomach acid to digest ingested magnesium.

> > >

> > >Thanks,

> > >Joan

> > >

> > >------------------------------------

> > >

> > >All off topic posts should go to the IodineOT

> > >group IodineOT/

> > >

> > >Commonly asked questions: http://tinyurl.com/yhnds5e

December 17, 2010

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Yes you can nebulize with iodine. You can also do a wash with it and a saline solution.

Steph

Nebulizung iodine

I wonder could you put a few drops of lugols in one of those face mask vaporizers that you also put water in.... Have you seen those for children? Perhaps an idea if you do get a bad cold or something. I just wonder if it would hurt bc it is plastic.

Oh the endless uses of iodine! Tammy

On Dec 17, 2010, at 1:42 AM, Baker <vbaker@...> wrote:

I am interested in nebulizing because I think it would help my lungs heal-- I contracted hospital-acquired pneumonia as a toddler and have had pneumonia at least twice since then, along with pleurisy once, colds can get stuck in my chest, etc. I would just like to have that as a tool.Thanks for pointing out about not using potassium, that would be important.I will say that I have gotten 2 colds since I've been on the iodine protocol. The first time was not too long after starting. I was dosing up with my usual regimen of herbs and supplements, assuming I was going to lose my voice and have a long bout of bronchitis afterward, but I didn't, although the cold was pretty strong, although I did have some lung congestion it didn't last a long time and I didn't lose my voice. Then the second one was a couple of months ago. This time, I held it off for a couple of weeks before getting sick, and it finally hit pretty hard. Again on my regimen. And again thinking I would as usual lose my voice etc. This time the cold made me sick for a few days but left basically all at once, and I didn't have lung congestion afterward. For me that's a big improvement.--At 07:35 PM 12/16/2010, you wrote:>Marc Sircus says it works well with the nebulizer. I'm thinking of doing >that with my son. Note, he says DO NOT use Lugol's for this. You can >find the section further down in the article.>>"Nebulized Iodine>>In some countries nebulizers are given to people by prescription only >because they give a person direct access to the bloodstream and this is an >indication that this is serious medicine we are dealing with, so caution >is advised. With nebulizers we in part get the same effect as with >injections, medications quickly diffuse directly into the blood stream. >Thus a nebulizer holds the capacity to save lives.>>When it comes to using iodine in a nebulizer special caution is needed. >The choice of iodine is important because putting in potassium, which is >found in Lugol's, is dangerous. Potassium chloride, another salt of >potassium, is used for lethal injection so I recommend only Nascent >Iodine. Nebulization with iodine offers an extremely strong therapy which >can clear the lungs quite rapidly of infections. Therapeutic >concentrations can be increased for desired effect but it is recommended >that dosages start at the low end unless there is an emergency situation. >I would start my first iodine treatment with a weak solution, 3 5 drops >and slowly increase to ten drops or more closely monitoring the >experience. As long as the patient displays no discomfort or side effects >concentration can be increased strongly especially when in a life >threatening situation. One should expect much quicker and more dramatic >results with iodine then with H2O2.">>http://magnesiumforlife.com/transdermal-magnesium/nebulizing-magnesium-and-other-medicinals/>>Joan>>--- In iodine , Baker <vbaker@...> wrote:> >> > I say any method that avoids the GI tract is something to try-- I seem to> > be disappointingly sensitive to it, but of course I was prescribed> > intravenous magnesium infusion (tho can't afford it) because of my> > sensitivity and great need. I will try that.> >> > --> >> >> > At 03:52 PM 12/15/2010, you wrote:> > >Hi,> > >> > >I am trying swishing Ancient minerals in water around in my mouth for 20> > >minutes instead of applying it to my skin. Has anyone tried this. It> > >seems like taking it sublingually would be the best. I read that there> > >needs to be enough stomach acid to digest ingested magnesium.> > >> > >Thanks,> > >Joan> > >> > >> > >> > >------------------------------------> > >> > >All off topic posts should go to the IodineOT> > >group IodineOT/> > >> > >> > >Commonly asked questions: http://tinyurl.com/yhnds5e

December 17, 2010

Tammy,

" [Nebulizing] Lugol's is dangerous. Potassium chloride, another salt of

potassium, is used for lethal injection so I recommend only 'Nascent Iodine'. "

--Marc Sircus

I'd be cautious if I were you. greg

See Joan's post:

Marc Sircus says it works well with the nebulizer. I'm thinking of doing that

with my son. Note, he says DO NOT use Lugol's for this. You can find the

section further down in the article.

" Nebulized Iodine

In some countries nebulizers are given to people by prescription only because

they give a person direct access to the bloodstream and this is an indication

that this is serious medicine we are dealing with, so caution is advised. With

nebulizers we in part get the same effect as with injections, medications

quickly diffuse directly into the blood stream. Thus a nebulizer holds the

capacity to save lives.

When it comes to using iodine in a nebulizer special caution is needed. The

choice of iodine is important because putting in potassium, which is found in

Lugol's, is dangerous. Potassium chloride, another salt of potassium, is used

for lethal injection so I recommend only Nascent Iodine. Nebulization with

iodine offers an extremely strong therapy which can clear the lungs quite

rapidly of infections. Therapeutic concentrations can be increased for desired

effect but it is recommended that dosages start at the low end unless there is

an emergency situation. I would start my first iodine treatment with a weak

solution, 3 – 5 drops and slowly increase to ten drops or more closely

monitoring the experience. As long as the patient displays no discomfort or side

effects concentration can be increased strongly especially when in a life

threatening situation. One should expect much quicker and more dramatic results

with iodine then with H2O2. "

http://magnesiumforlife.com/transdermal-magnesium/nebulizing-magnesium-and-other\

\

-medicinals/

>

> I wonder could you put a few drops of lugols in one of those face mask

vaporizers that you also put water in.... Have you seen those for children?

Perhaps an idea if you do get a bad cold or something. I just wonder if it

would hurt bc it is plastic.

>

> Oh the endless uses of iodine!

>

> Tammy

>

December 17, 2010

http://cgi.ebay.com/7-A-C-POWERFUL-PORTABLE-NEBULIZER-Treatment-kit-/170552971510?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0 & hash=item27b5bfd0f6

I can vouch for this ultrasonic nebulizer. I ordered two a while back with two car adpaters. Yes you order from Honk Kong and it comes 10-14 days laterI will be trying nascent iodine in it....just have to order some from these guys http://www.magneticclay.com/store/Departments/Nascent-Iodine.aspx unless there is someone better

G

December 17, 2010

Woah! Ok thanks!TammyOn Dec 17, 2010, at 11:43 AM, "gnomen2" <gnomen2@...> wrote:

Tammy,

"[Nebulizing] Lugol's is dangerous. Potassium chloride, another salt of potassium, is used for lethal injection so I recommend only 'Nascent Iodine'." --Marc Sircus

I'd be cautious if I were you. greg

See Joan's post:

Marc Sircus says it works well with the nebulizer. I'm thinking of doing that

with my son. Note, he says DO NOT use Lugol's for this. You can find the

section further down in the article.

"Nebulized Iodine