Re: Re: How to get testing on your own?

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Please read posts carefully before responding. She asked for a 24 hour IODINE test. She did not ask for resources for hormone, allergy or environmental toxin tests. You gave her information that she did not need - further complicating a simple question.

Re: How to get testing on your own?

Michele,These are two sources I have on file:Canary Club:Preferred by many for the Cortisol Saliva Test (adrenal test). They also offer tests for Thyroid, Reproductive Hormones, Human Growth Hormone, Iodine, Vitamin D, C-Reactive Protein (inflammation), CardioMetabolic Profile, etc. http://www.canaryclub.org/Vitamin Research Products' Test Kits: Hormones (wide range of panels), Candida, Celiac Profile (gluten sensitivity), Iodine, Food and Environmental Allergies: grass, mold and indoor allergens.http://www.vrp.com/dispatcher?search=test+kitsGreg--- In iodine , "Mishie" <michele.west@...> wrote:>> Is it possible to get Iodine testing (24hr loading urine) without a doctor's order? I would like to give this to my sister for Christmas. She is massively hypo due to "Hoshi's" and I'm thinking taking iodine might help clear her up?! She has no doctor and no insurance. > > Thanks, Michele (NOCal)>

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Canary Club is not a test we recommend. VRP is more expensive than directly from Hakala Labs and you cannot add bromide easily.

Steph

Re: How to get testing on your own?

,These are sources for iodine testing as listed in my reply. I didn't take the time to delete, from my personal files, the other tests they offer. Sorry.Greg> >> > Is it possible to get Iodine testing (24hr loading urine) without a doctor's order? I would like to give this to my sister for Christmas. She is massively hypo due to "Hoshi's" and I'm thinking taking iodine might help clear her up?! She has no doctor and no insurance. > > > > Thanks, Michele (NOCal)> >>