Re: Re: Lugol's & Topical Application

[Guest guest]

I pait my breasts and use it on a joint that aches occasionally. It can be drying. If you use it daily, you would want to also apply something like VCO (coconut oil) to keep skin moist.

 

If I spil some on the counter, it comes off with an alcohol swab. You can use vitamin C powder to take it out/off of things.

 

 

On Fri, Sep 30, 2011 at 5:59 AM, TRISHA <risingstar7777777@...> wrote:

Are there any instructions on topical application of Lugol's to the skin?* Amount?* Location?  Strictly the breast, and/or other?

* Staining?  If/so/when?  After how long?  Is it reversible?* Recommended or Not Recommended?Thank you.

[Guest guest]

Hi Trisha,

One can paint iodine anywhere; breasts, neck, abdomen , etc. How long it stains depends on the person and their body's ability to absorb iodine. Iodine can tend to be a bit drying when one is painting, so many have found it good to mix the iodine with some health oil, such as coconut oil. Kathleen

Re: Lugol's & Topical Application

Are there any instructions on topical application of Lugol's to the skin? * Amount?* Location? Strictly the breast, and/or other?* Staining? If/so/when? After how long? Is it reversible?* Recommended or Not Recommended?Thank you.