Guest guest Posted January 9, 2010 Report Share Posted January 9, 2010 I've been away for a couple weeks and now see that I've missed out many interesting posts. I just want to comment on four things: 1. Iodine -- I started taking Iodoral in July 2009. After 3 years of chronic body low body temp from lyme -- i.e., 95.5-96.8F -- within two weeks of being on the iodine, my temperature broke 97.0F for the first time. I have experimented with different brands and with each of them I have managed to keep my temp between 97.0 and 98.0 since July. It's amazing what a difference being closer to " normal " makes one feel. The three brands of iodine I have tried are ProThera Iodine Complex (has 3 forms, and I like it best, no bad binders/fillers), Iodoral, and Biotics Research Iodizyme (which my teen daughter also takes). 2. Water filters -- We spent about $1,600-1,800 on whole house and point-of-use filters in June, only to learn recently that the only type of filter that will remove certain heavy metals and also radioactives is Reverse Osmosis. We did a complete water panel (about 90 elements tested, we did add-ons for radioactives) http://www.ntllabs.com/Watercheck_com/index.php?page=product to see what our expensive filters were missing, and uranium and thallium were present in the sample, which coincides with my daughter and I having high urine levels of both (Doctor's Data urine toxic metals test). So now we're buying RO water at Whole Foods ($0.40/gallon) for drinking while we save up for our own RO filter. 3. Hyaluronic acid -- I started taking hyaluronic acid in the form of Hyalogics Synthovial 7 (http://www.hyalogic.com/) in late September. I noticed an improvement in my joint pain after about two weeks. My right hip has been excruciating for the past 1.5 years (lesser pain in other hip and in knees), and after starting the hyaluronic acid, I was able to walk much more easily, although my joints would still freeze up if I sat for any length of time. Last month the effect of the oral supplement started to diminish some, so my doctor wants to revisit the injection idea. 4. Glutathione -- I get 10cc vials of glutathione from Wellness Pharmacy (prescription). I find it most useful as an injection (diluted in 0.9% sterile saline), but have also nebulized it and made my own nasal spray, both of which help me (especially with my severe MCS). I'm told it can be done in the neti pot also, but it's so expensive, I haven't tried that yet. I seem to do best with daily IV administration, because it doesn't last in the body very long. Wishing everyone healing in 2010~ arlene Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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