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The reverse is usually true. Many who start iodine and are diabetic can reduce their insulin.

Buist, ND HC

Iodoral and glucose

Since I started Iodoral, my glucose measures about 10 points higher than normal. Anyone have any experience with this? Could it be a detox symptom and should I salt load? I'm taking all the companion nutrients and upped my C to 4000 IUs already.Marge

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My A1C has gone up since I started using Lugol's. I've been confused as all I have read is the opposite. Also, since I'v been using Lugol's i have also had less cravings for sweets and carbs which one would think would lead to lower blood sugar. I am really bad about taking my daily blood tests so don't know what is going on daily - but really before I started the Lugol's I never had issues, my A1C was happily in the within rage numbers for a few years with no changes in medications. I'm not about to stop the iodine though as there are plenty more positives to make up for this, and my hope is that as I continue to lose weight (I've lost almost 20 in the last about 4 months now) the diabetes won't even be an issue, but I would love if anyone understands the mechanism behind this, and could help me change it. Thanks.On Aug 22, 2011, at 6:53 AM, dillyem wrote:

Since I started Iodoral, my glucose measures about 10 points higher than normal. Anyone have any experience with this? Could it be a detox symptom and should I salt load? I'm taking all the companion nutrients and upped my C to 4000 IUs already.

Marge

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I just read this article on dr mercola about selenium and diabetes...it could be

of interest re what you are asking. It is not very conclusive but have a read

anyway.

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/06/18/Can-Selenium-Cause\

-Diabetes.aspx

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> Since I started Iodoral, my glucose measures about 10 points higher than

normal. Anyone have any experience with this? Could it be a detox symptom and

should I salt load? I'm taking all the companion nutrients and upped my C to

4000 IUs already.

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Hmmm. I'm glad Iodine isn't causing it and I guess I should look at something else as the cause. A little mystery to be solved.Thanks, MargeFrom: ladybugsandbees <ladybugsandbees@...>iodine Sent: Mon, August 22, 2011 1:12:18 PMSubject: Re: Iodoral and

glucose

The reverse is usually true. Many who start iodine and are diabetic can reduce their insulin.

Buist, ND HC

Iodoral and glucose

Since I started Iodoral, my glucose measures about 10 points higher than normal. Anyone have any experience with this? Could it be a detox symptom and should I salt load? I'm taking all the companion nutrients and upped my C to 4000 IUs already.Marge

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Thanks, I tried to read it but a big box got in the way and wanted me to sign up for yet another newsletter. Anyway, I've been taking Selenium for a long time, so that probably isn't the problem.MargeFrom: Christen <hummingbird1040@...>iodine Sent: Mon, August 22, 2011 3:09:44 PMSubject:

Re: Iodoral and glucose

I just read this article on dr mercola about selenium and diabetes...it could be of interest re what you are asking. It is not very conclusive but have a read anyway.

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/06/18/Can-Selenium-Cause-Diabetes.aspx

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vitamin C can raise blood sugar:

http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-1001-Vitamin+C+VITAMIN+\

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C+ASCORBIC+ACID.aspx?activeIngredientId=1001 & activeIngredientName=Vitamin+C+%28V\

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ITAMIN+C+%28ASCORBIC+ACID%29%29 & source=2

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> Since I started Iodoral, my glucose measures about 10 points higher than

normal. Anyone have any experience with this? Could it be a detox symptom and

should I salt load? I'm taking all the companion nutrients and upped my C to

4000 IUs already.

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, thanks. There was a lot of very interesting information I didn't know about at that link. I was actually wondering and was going to ask the group how long I need to take high doses of Vitamin C with my Iodoral. I'm now on 50mg of Iodoral and taking 4000 IUs of Vitamin C. I was planning to stay here a week and then gradually reduce the Vitamin C back to 1000mg over several weeks. I'm not sure how long to stay at 50mg of Iodoral - probably forever:) Does this sound like a good plan?MargeFrom: <ldanaila@...>iodine Sent: Tue, August 23, 2011 4:07:49 AMSubject: Re: Iodoral and glucose

vitamin C can raise blood sugar:

http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-1001-Vitamin+C+VITAMIN+C+ASCORBIC+ACID.aspx?activeIngredientId=1001 & activeIngredientName=Vitamin+C+%28VITAMIN+C+%28ASCORBIC+ACID%29%29 & source=2

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Marge,Pete and I both experienced an increase of 10-20 points in BG when starting iodine some time back, because of this we stopped using it. Then with Fukushima (March) became interested again and started researching iodine and found this forum. BG again in both of us is up by 20 + points and we are up to 62.5 mg of Iodoral with all of the campanion nurients. My guess is that many people don't check BG so they wouldn't know if it's gone up, we did think that maybe it's related to detoxing and BG is not as elevated on some days. BG used to be very consistant before iodine. Dr. Bernstein has said that if you're hypothyroid the A1c will be higher than BG numbers. My A1c has not matched my numbers and I test some days 8+ times looking for highs that

aren't there, so why the higher A1c? Interestly my A1c has not changed much even though my numbers are much higher since iodine, again it doesn't corrolate. For now I'm not concerning myself too much with the increase in BG readings, instead focusing on detoxing bromine and getting the iodine my body needs, then maybe the BG readings will be better. Vitamin C didn't seem to effect BG. With everyone having different experiences the forum has been priceless, without it working through the detox issues would have been really difficult. Thanks to everyone that posts!LilFrom:

<ldanaila@...>iodine Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2011 7:07 AMSubject: Re: Iodoral and glucose

vitamin C can raise blood sugar:

http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-1001-Vitamin+C+VITAMIN+\

C+ASCORBIC+ACID.aspx?activeIngredientId=1001 & activeIngredientName=Vitamin+C+%28V\

ITAMIN+C+%28ASCORBIC+ACID%29%29 & source=2

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My doctor recommends at least 2,000 mgs of Vit C for the long run.

Buist, ND HC

Re: Iodoral and glucose

vitamin C can raise blood sugar:http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-1001-Vitamin+C+VITAMIN+C+ASCORBIC+ACID.aspx?activeIngredientId=1001 & activeIngredientName=Vitamin+C+%28VITAMIN+C+%28ASCORBIC+ACID%29%29 & source=2--- In iodine , "dillyem" <mentwisl@...> wrote:>> Since I started Iodoral, my glucose measures about 10 points higher than normal. Anyone have any experience with this? Could it be a detox symptom and should I salt load? I'm taking all the companion nutrients and upped my C to 4000 IUs already.> > Marge>

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I can't think of any reason on earth to take such a low dose of vitamin C. the protocol says 2,000-4,000, but even if it didn't, vitamin C has so many important health benefits. Linus ing used to routinely take 12,000/day.AnneOn Aug 23, 2011, at 8:56 AM, margee wrote:

, thanks. There was a lot of very interesting information I didn't know about at that link. I was actually wondering and was going to ask the group how long I need to take high doses of Vitamin C with my Iodoral. I'm now on 50mg of Iodoral and taking 4000 IUs of Vitamin C. I was planning to stay here a week and then gradually reduce the Vitamin C back to 1000mg over several weeks. I'm not sure how long to stay at 50mg of Iodoral - probably forever:) Does this sound like a good plan?MargeFrom: <ldanaila@...>iodine Sent: Tue, August 23, 2011 4:07:49 AMSubject: Re: Iodoral and glucose

vitamin C can raise blood sugar:

http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-1001-Vitamin+C+VITAMIN+C+ASCORBIC+ACID.aspx?activeIngredientId=1001 & activeIngredientName=Vitamin+C+%28VITAMIN+C+%28ASCORBIC+ACID%29%29 & source=2

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A high hematocrit and high RBC can provide falsely elevated HbA1c results.

Were the 10-20 points in BG fasting test results? What other supplements do you

take? Do you supplement HC or another form of adrenal support?

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Thanks Anne and . This is good to know. I won't go lower than 2,000. MargeFrom: Anne Seals <anneseals@...>iodine Sent: Tue, August 23, 2011 4:55:40 PMSubject: Re: Re: Iodoral and glucose

I can't think of any reason on earth to take such a low dose of vitamin C. the protocol says 2,000-4,000, but even if it didn't, vitamin C has so many important health benefits. Linus ing used to routinely take 12,000/day.AnneOn Aug 23, 2011, at 8:56 AM, margee wrote:

, thanks. There was a lot of very interesting information I didn't know about at that link. I was actually wondering and was going to ask the group how long I need to take high doses of Vitamin C with my Iodoral. I'm now on 50mg of Iodoral and taking 4000 IUs of Vitamin C. I was planning to stay here a week and then gradually reduce the Vitamin C back to 1000mg over several weeks. I'm not sure how long to stay at 50mg of Iodoral - probably forever:) Does this sound like a good plan?MargeFrom: <ldanaila@...>iodine Sent: Tue, August 23, 2011 4:07:49 AMSubject: Re: Iodoral and glucose

vitamin C can raise blood sugar:

http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-1001-Vitamin+C+VITAMIN+C+ASCORBIC+ACID.aspx?activeIngredientId=1001 & activeIngredientName=Vitamin+C+%28VITAMIN+C+%28ASCORBIC+ACID%29%29 & source=2

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Hi ,

Do you have diabetes?

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Hi ,

What about people who want to take iodine but they have hemocromatosis?

Vitamin C is forbidden in hemachromatosis.

Can those people take iodine without vitamin C?

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Yes.On Aug 24, 2011, at 4:52 AM, wrote:

Hi ,

Do you have diabetes?

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Yes, one can still take iodine. Make sure you take the other companion nutrients and drink plenty of pure water. Best, Kathleen

Re: Iodoral and glucose

Hi ,What about people who want to take iodine but they have hemocromatosis?Vitamin C is forbidden in hemachromatosis.Can those people take iodine without vitamin C?thank you,> >> > Since I started Iodoral, my glucose measures about 10 points higher than normal. Anyone have any experience with this? Could it be a detox symptom and should I salt load? I'm taking all the companion nutrients and upped my C to 4000 IUs already.> > > > Marge> >>

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Hi Linn,

My hematocrit is 39.8 range 35-45. RBC is 4.32 range 3.8-5.1.

Supplements I take 62.5 Iodoral, 400 selenium, 4,000 C, 400 magnesium, 400E,

2,500 B12, fish oil. Using TLC shakes right now, then will use cofactors.

Probiotics, Bio-Kult but now just making kefir and kimchi. A tsp of Celtic

salt/water plus on food.

Stopped the pill in April after 33 years.

I take 1,500 metformin and use Levemir basal dosing 5 units am, 6 units PM.

Bolus regular 2-3 units at lunch and dinner. BG in am used to be 75-80 now

90-100+. Seems the BG drifts down some as I adjust to the higher dose of

Iodoral, this over weeks. Before iodine had only used 6.5 units basal total and

2-4 units regular. So higher BG even with more insulin.

HC, is that for stomach digestion? No, I don't seem to have any issues

w/digestion. Since iodine protocol, chronic constipation is gone! Always been

a good sleeper, no problem with energy levels. Should I look more at adrenals?

Thanks for your imput.

Lil

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should I salt load? I'm taking all the companion nutrients and upped my C to

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If it were me, I would lower the selenium to 200 and also try to have your

selenium level checked periodically. How long have you been taking selenium?

Were you taking this amount of selenium when you took iodine the first time?

Make sure the Vit E is NOT in an oil form, many types are in soybean oil which

should be totally eliminated. Fish oil can be tricky, particularly for

diabetics, if it were me, I would make sure it was cod liver oil from a good

source, (see westonaprice.org for recommendations). Some forms of fish oil

can be toxic. Magnesium should be a higher dose (unless you have kidney

issues). Diabetics are notoriously low in magnesium. Definitely add in ATP

Cofactors. More info on additional supplements to help here:

http://www.westonaprice.org/diabetes/treating-diabetes

You may need to go to higher levels of iodine, Flechas was using 100 mgs for

treating diabetics.

http://www.optimox.com/pics/Iodine/IOD-10/IOD_10.htm for more info.

Was the start of iodine the first time, close to when you quit the pill? That

might explain part of the issue. If it were me, I would get my hormone levels

checked, by saliva and see where you stand with those. That could definitely

have an effect on the BG.

I'm not real fond of Metformin, I'm assuming you have been taking it for a

while, maybe prior to starting insulin? Metformin can cause liver and kidney

issues. It interferes with B12 and folic acid intake, B12 levels should be

monitored while taking this drug. It can also elevate homocysteine levels.

Levemir is a long acting insulin, meaning it covers your basal and some food

intake, usually for 8-10 hours. I'm assuming you are just adding in a small

amount of immediate acting insulin at the lunch and dinner times to help keep

BG's in line. Have you considered using a basal insulin that lasts 24 hours.

Those usually work well, particularly if you inject at dinner time or bedtime to

keep fasting BG's level. If you're injecting long acting insulin at bedtime, it

has hit it's peak about 6 hours later. Basal insulin won't start to lose it's

effectiveness until about 20 hours.

Also assuming you are on a low carb diet and excluding any bad oils. Coconut

oil would be the only thing I would use at this point. Definitely eliminate any

margarine (use real butter, preferably grass fed) and any mayonaise that you

don't make yourself. Whole real foods are the best choices and juicing would

surely help to heal the body, particularly green leafy veggies, beets, celery,

cucumber, etc. Enzymes would be of great help also. VitalzymX or something

similar.

HC is cortisol, definitely would not add that in with your info at this point,

it will only raise your BG further. If you can get sex hormones tested,

cortisol levels could be tested at the same time.

Linn

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normal. Anyone have any experience with this? Could it be a detox symptom and

should I salt load? I'm taking all the companion nutrients and upped my C to

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My mistake, the selenium is 200, I've been taking it since I started Iodoral

again in March. The first time I had no knowledge of campanion nutrients. The

E is from Costco dl-Alpha Tocopheryl, I googled it but still have to look

further, it is a soft gel.

Fish oil is Carlson's or I use Krill oil, without it my trigs are in the 80's,

with 40-50.

I'm still experimenting with Magnesium citrate powder, one scoop is 630mg too

much and I get diarrhea (something new to me after being constipated for

decades) so I have to vary the dose. Did have bad foot/calf cramping in the

early am before waking and this is now gone.

The plan is to get up to 100mg or more of Iodoral, I've had (several times) numb

and swollen lip, trembling feel of upper lip which I now believe is related to

salivary gland swelling effecting facial nerves. Salivary glands in front of

ears too. Scary when it first happened. Salivary gland swelling was listed as a

side effect of taking emergency iodine. Salt loading lessened the pressure and

swelling very effectively. I wait till these sensations go away completely

before upping to the next dose and use extra salt, this has been working well.

I'm not keen on Metformin either, the combination of insulin and metformin

together have been the much more effective in lowering numbers. Levemir is

similiar to Lantas, Bernstein believes 2 or even 3 shots of basal are better at

controling BG, to prevent lows. Regular insulin (Humulin) for meals.

I'm low carb, gluten free, no PUFA's and use coconut oil.

I need to find a doctor that will work w/me. Would I look for a Naturopathic

doctor for some of the tests you mentioned? NYS prevents consumers from using

mail order testing.

Linn, I really appreciate your time and will read up on the links listed.

Thanks,

Lil

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You don't want the dl-alpha form of vitamin E, as that is the form your body can't use. (It is artificial.) The d-alpha form is the better alpha form, but there are 8 different vitamin E components, & the gamma one seems to be the new favorite of alternative writers I have read...AnneOn Aug 24, 2011, at 3:57 PM, Lil wrote:

My mistake, the selenium is 200, I've been taking it since I started Iodoral again in March. The first time I had no knowledge of campanion nutrients. The E is from Costco dl-Alpha Tocopheryl, I googled it but still have to look further, it is a soft gel.

Fish oil is Carlson's or I use Krill oil, without it my trigs are in the 80's, with 40-50.

I'm still experimenting with Magnesium citrate powder, one scoop is 630mg too much and I get diarrhea (something new to me after being constipated for decades) so I have to vary the dose. Did have bad foot/calf cramping in the early am before waking and this is now gone.

The plan is to get up to 100mg or more of Iodoral, I've had (several times) numb and swollen lip, trembling feel of upper lip which I now believe is related to salivary gland swelling effecting facial nerves. Salivary glands in front of ears too. Scary when it first happened. Salivary gland swelling was listed as a side effect of taking emergency iodine. Salt loading lessened the pressure and swelling very effectively. I wait till these sensations go away completely before upping to the next dose and use extra salt, this has been working well.

I'm not keen on Metformin either, the combination of insulin and metformin together have been the much more effective in lowering numbers. Levemir is similiar to Lantas, Bernstein believes 2 or even 3 shots of basal are better at controling BG, to prevent lows. Regular insulin (Humulin) for meals.

I'm low carb, gluten free, no PUFA's and use coconut oil.

I need to find a doctor that will work w/me. Would I look for a Naturopathic doctor for some of the tests you mentioned? NYS prevents consumers from using mail order testing.

Linn, I really appreciate your time and will read up on the links listed.

Thanks,

Lil

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You might try backing the selenium down to 100 and see if it makes a difference

in the BG's. Or even stop it for a while to check and see if the BG's reduce.

You could take Astragalus instead of selenium, many health benefits. More info

here:

http://www.e-healtharticles.com/Detailed/2313.html

Double check the Vit E, glycerin is okay, but not soybean oil. Also make sure

the form is natural Vit E, not synthetic, you want the form d-alpha-tocopherol,

the dl form. More info here:

http://www.doctoryourself.com/vitamin_e.html

http://www.doctoryourself.com/shute_protocol.html

http://www.doctoryourself.com/evitamin.htm

http://www.doctoryourself.com/estory.htm

Upon switching to this form, keep on eye on the BG's, insulin requirements can

drop suddenly.

Spread the magnesium out throughout the day, 630 would probably be too much at

one time, but maybe not for the entire day, try 1/4 of the dose at breakfast,

lunch, dinner and then bedtime.

Liver support to help with the detoxing issues, TLC, Metagenics Ultra PH,

Livatone Plus or Dr. Schulze's Liver Tonic would be my favorites. (Although

Steph isn't thrilled with Metagenics since their buyout.)

A basal insulin would work better at controlling lows than a long acting

insulin, I'd have to disagree with Bernstein there, just from personal

experience with my daughter. It stays level longer. The trick is finding the

correct basal rate. But you'd have to increase the immediate acting insulin to

cover meals. However you're dosing, just keep an eye on the BG's though as you

may start to see the iodine kicking in and lowering those. I know I have to

keep a watchful eye for lows when upping iodine for my daughter.

Look for an ND (Naturopathic doctor), Chiropractor or DO (Oesteopathic doctor)

for help with testing. Steph (list owner) will be opening her practice soon,

she is an ND.

Good luck!

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That was supposed to say NOT the dl form for vitamin E. Typing too fast again.

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Linn,

Good suggestion to break up the dosing of magnesium through out the day and easy

to do. I've upped the Iodoral to 75mg the last 2 days and like clockwork BG is

up again. I notice a bromide smell in my sweat too. I think higher BG could be

related to detoxing of bromine. The first time on iodine I didn't take

selenium.

Thanks for your imput.

Lil

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Hi Linn,

I'm looking for a good vitamin E brand but I saw that almost all have soy or

soybean oil.. Do you know a good vitamin E without soy?

thank you,

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I am pretty sure that this form of Vit E is soy free. My doctor's office

doesn't stock items with soy.

E-200 hy- 120 caps

$28.00

Supplies 200 mg of d-Gamma tocopherol (y-tocopherol) with other mixed tocopherol

isomers. Y-tocopherol, and its primary metabolite y-CEHC, have been shown to

lower prostglandin E2 (PGE2) via the inhibition of COX-2. A study illustrated

y-tocopherol's effects, showing a significant lowering of PGE2, along with a

reduction of lipid peroxidation and LDH activity at the site of inflammation.

•Model: 00752

•40 Units in Stock

•Manufactured by: Biotics Research

Buist, ND HC

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support?

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