Guest guest Posted April 6, 2008 Report Share Posted April 6, 2008 That's not a credible source. I have used 50 mgs of Iodoral for over 2 years and more recently 100 mgs for 6 mos. I feel better and look better than I have in years. Insoluable KI doesn't make any sense (caution section). Iodine is not soluble to begin with. Use the good research to determine what is safe not someone hawking a product. www.naturalthyroidhormones.com Iodide caution Just a cautionary note: http://www.wellnessresources.com/products/iosol_iodine.php "What is the dose of Iosol? The most commonly used dose of Iosol is 1 drop of the preparation in a few ounces of water, taken once a day. Each drop has 1.8 mg of iodine or 1200% of the government’s recommended daily value. Caution: We have received numerous reports of people taking 25 mg – 50 mg of potassium iodide-containing supplements each day, typically in the form of Lugols or Iodoral. I do not support the use of this protocol as the form of iodine used is inferior and the chance of congesting the thyroid with insoluble potassium iodide is elevated – a needless risk to take for any person trying to improve their health. I have never had any trouble helping people balance thyroid function on far less iodine intake, especially when synergistic thyroid support nutrition is used."There is even a diagnosis code for hypothyroidism caused by iodide: ICD-9 Code 244.2 Iodine hypothyroidism Use: Use additional E to identify drug Include: Hypothyroidism resulting from administration or ingestion of iodide Going green? See the top 12 foods to eat organic. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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