Re: can iodine kill H. Pylori ?

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M. Derry says

" Iodine appears to have several more roles in the body. Iodine protects against

abnormal growth of bacteria in the stomach (helicobacter pylori is the most

clinically significant.) ...

Susa

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> I wanted to know if iodine can kill H. Pylori?

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> Can Betaine HCL help with H. Pylori too?

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> thank you,

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[Guest guest]

When I had H. Pylori I used Mega Mastica (Mastic Gum) and Biotics Research A.D.P. and that cleared it up in 2 or 3 mos.

Buist, ND HC

can iodine kill H. Pylori ?

I wanted to know if iodine can kill H. Pylori? Can Betaine HCL help with H. Pylori too?thank you,

[Guest guest]

thank you ,

did you take Mastica every day for 3 months?

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> When I had H. Pylori I used Mega Mastica (Mastic Gum) and Biotics Research

A.D.P. and that cleared it up in 2 or 3 mos.

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> Buist, ND HC

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> can iodine kill H. Pylori ?

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> I wanted to know if iodine can kill H. Pylori?

>

> Can Betaine HCL help with H. Pylori too?

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> thank you,

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[Guest guest]

Yes - 1 tablet 2x a day.

Buist, ND HC

can iodine kill H. Pylori ?> > > > I wanted to know if iodine can kill H. Pylori? > > Can Betaine HCL help with H. Pylori too?> > thank you,> > >

[Guest guest]

Joyce and everyone:

Iodine DOES NOT kill probiotic organisms, period, EVER. Please disabuse

yourself of this idea. If iodine killed the probiotics, those of us on the

iodine

protocol would have widespread, new gastrointestinal distress and that is very

far

from the case. Many poeple's guts improve on iodine. Mine certainly has, and I

actually STOPPED daily probiotic supplementation and only do it once a week or

so now (supplementation as opposed to probiotic foods, I like to include

probiotic

foods frequently).

Iodine and probiotics are completely compatible. There is science about the

biochemistry involved why this is so. Something about negative and positive

charges.

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> I do not know whether iodine would work to assist some or all of the

> beneficial bacteria, etc. in these, or whether certain of the

> friendlies might be killed off too. But I would guess that if it did

> kill certain ones, that IF one was persistent with repopulating with

> the friendlies, that that would be minimal and they could both benefit

> us.

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> Joyce Simmerman