* Attention Kathleen, Re: Lugol's & Topical Application

[Guest guest]

Thank you Kathleen.

May I ask what may sound stupid, but for expediency, would be good to know?

First, as a side note, are you one of the modurators?

* With regard to topical application of iodine:

1. Does it have to be Lugol's, or could one use Betadine (provodine iodine)?

2. And what about the old " Tincture of Iodine? "

> Can It be used, and is IT still even available anymore OTC?

>

> 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

[Guest guest]

Hi Trisha,

Yes, I am one of the moderators. You can paint with any kind of iodine. Although I think Lugol's would be my first choice. Best, Kathleen

* Attention Kathleen, Re: Lugol's & Topical Application

Thank you Kathleen.May I ask what may sound stupid, but for expediency, would be good to know? First, as a side note, are you one of the modurators?* With regard to topical application of iodine: 1. Does it have to be Lugol's, or could one use Betadine (provodine iodine)? 2. And what about the old "Tincture of Iodine?" > Can It be used, and is IT still even available anymore OTC?>> 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