Guest guest Posted April 2, 2006 Report Share Posted April 2, 2006 >>>>>>>>>> I went to the link marked " Research " from the Optimox page to also be > better informed about the quality of evidence supporting these ads and > found that every single article backing the gobs of expensive iodine > supplements are good for you thesis was published in a single journal, > _The Original Internist_.<<<<<<<< I agree that their research quoted seems to be rather biased. But here are some more articles that could be sighted. You will see that most of what is here is Abraham Flechas and Brownstein because I think they are the only ones actively researching and publishing results. Iodine Research Effect of daily ingestion of a tablet containing 5mg Iodine and 7.5mg Iodide as the potassium salt, for a period of 3 months, on the results of thyroid function tests and thyroid volume by ultrasonometry in ten euthyroid Caucasian Women. Guy. E. Abraham M.D., D. Flechas M.D., and C. Hakala R.Ph., The Original Internist 9: 6-20, 2002 Iodine sufficiency of the whole human body Guy. E. Abraham M.D., D. Flechas M.D. and C. Hakala R.Ph., The Original Internist 9: 30-41, 2002. Effect of daily ingestion of Iodoral Guy. E. Abraham M.D., D. Flechas M.D. and C. Hakala R.Ph. The Wolff-Chaikoff Effect: Crying Wolf? Guy E. Abraham, M.D. The safe and effective implementation of orthoiodosupplementation in medical practice. Guy E. Abraham, M.D., The Original Internist, Vol. 11, No. 1, March 2004. Pages 17-36. Origin of the word CRETIN Guy E. Abraham, M.D., D. Flechas, M.D. The Safe and Effective Implementation of Orthoiodosupplementation in Medical Practice Guy E. Abraham, M.D. The Concept of Orthoiodosupplementation and its Clinical Implications Guy E. Abraham, M.D. Serum Inorganic Iodide Levels Following Ingestion of a Tablet Form of Lugol Solution: Evidence for an Enterohepatic Circulation of Iodine. " Guy E. Abraham, M.D. A Rebuttal of Dr. Gaby's Editorial on Iodine Guy E. Abraham, M.D., Brownstein, M.D. Evidence that the administration of Vitamin C improves a defective cellular transport mechanism for iodine: A Case Report Guy E. Abraham, M.D., Brownstein, M.D. Kopp W. Nutrition, evolution and thyroid hormone levels - a link to iodine deficiency disorders? Med Hypotheses. 2004;62(6):871-5. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve & db=pubmed & dopt=Abstra\ ct & list_uids=15142639 ================== > If you compare the RDA of iodine (as potassium iodide, 0.15 mg) with the > amount in a levothyroxine supplement (four atoms of iodine per > molecule), you can see that full replacement thyroid meds plus your > daily intake will more than meet the RDA, as I stated. The RDA is no where near what we need today. Our receptors are blocked due to the toxic halogens we are taking in from air, water and food - Bromide, Choloride and Fluoride. The displace Iodine. Have him watch these http://vitamincfoundation.org/videos/#BROWNSTEIN ============================ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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