Re: Fluvic Acid and Thyroid Nodules

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I'm also trying to find a cure for thyroid nodules. I tried the fulvic acid but

as it costs around £15 here in England for a one week's supply I can't afford to

keep using it. From what I gather it's a potent source of trace minerals.

Something else that's much cheapter is a product called serrapeptase. I stumbled

upon it online after researching literally for around a year or so. It's

supposed to help cure all sorts of problems including dissolving breast and

ovarian cysts. I'm trying it on my thyroid nodules/cysts (I have 4 which are

growing by the month) but I've only been using it for a week or so (80,000iu

tabs x 2, 3 times a day). One website recommended 3 tabs x 3 a day but I daren't

go up to that dose, not yet anyway. It's early doors so I've no progress to

report. It's a natural product originally identified in silk worms, but usually

manufactured from plant sources.

Another lady online I came across cured her thyroid cyst using high quality

frankincense essential oil and Idaho Fir Balsalm. I wrote to her to ask whether

her cysts have still gone and she said she'd had two cysts, one soft and one

hard. The essential oil dissolved the soft one within 2 weeks of applying the

oils twice a day to her neck. But the hard cyst is still there. Anyway, hope you

find a cure and if the fulvic acid dissolves your nodules be sure to let us

know. :-)

Meadowsweet

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> Hello all. I don't post very often but I do read quite often.

> I was searching online to see what else is out there that could help with

reducing or riding my thyroid nodules. I know the value of iodine by reading so

much on here. But what about fluvic acid? There isn't a whole lot online to read

about it, but what I have found and read has been very positive.

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> Does anyone know anymore about fluvic acid? Would it be beneficial?

> I am sorry if its off topic. I'm gathering that fluvic acid contains iodine

from what I'm reading so I thought I'd post my question here.

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[Guest guest]

Once I get some money here I just may try it and see. Its always that money

thing that gets in the way! Ugh.

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> > Hello all. I don't post very often but I do read quite often.

> > I was searching online to see what else is out there that could help with

reducing or riding my thyroid nodules. I know the value of iodine by reading so

much on here. But what about fluvic acid? There isn't a whole lot online to read

about it, but what I have found and read has been very positive.

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> > Does anyone know anymore about fluvic acid? Would it be beneficial?

> > I am sorry if its off topic. I'm gathering that fluvic acid contains iodine

from what I'm reading so I thought I'd post my question here.

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[Guest guest]

My nutritionist advises using fulvic acid and many folks online rave about it,

but a word of warning, if you have any type of toxicity, particularly liver,

start very slowly with it. It can have some heavy duty detox reactions.

Linn

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> Hello all. I don't post very often but I do read quite often.

> I was searching online to see what else is out there that could help with

reducing or riding my thyroid nodules. I know the value of iodine by reading so

much on here. But what about fluvic acid? There isn't a whole lot online to read

about it, but what I have found and read has been very positive.

>

> Does anyone know anymore about fluvic acid? Would it be beneficial?

> I am sorry if its off topic. I'm gathering that fluvic acid contains iodine

from what I'm reading so I thought I'd post my question here.

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