Re: Re: Could prostate issues be a result of Thyroid problems?/Sam

[Guest guest]

Venizia,

Did you see the news story yesterday about a breakthrough at MIT? They

found a protein to block, that seems to reverse the fragile X type

autism. It's not clear whether it will help Asperger's, but the protein

has nothing to do with iodine. If you read the fine print on mineral

deficiencies, Asperger's people are also deficient in potassium,

lithium, and chromium. The recommended dose to correct the deficiency

and as a preventative supplement during pregnancy is 100 mcg. Correcting

a measurable deficiency is very different from massive overdosing.

Chuck

> Hey Sam!

>

> Just for the heck of it, I googled iodine deficiency & autism when I

> read your suggestion of googling prostate and iodine deficiency. I am

> amazed at what I found. This alone makes me think that maybe you and

> Gracia have something here. I have a great-nephew that was just

> diagnosed with asperger's which is a form of autism. So I thought I

> would just check it out. People, I say, we may have to look into this

> further....there is a lot of crap going on out there and maybe there

> is a common cause....Iodine deficiency? I have not been convinced

> about any of the iodine posts but this gives me pause.

>

> Venizia

>

[Guest guest]

I am saving this, so you can eat your words later. ; ) while I eat my

dinner.

gracia

Venizia,

Did you see the news story yesterday about a breakthrough at MIT? They

found a protein to block, that seems to reverse the fragile X type

autism. It's not clear whether it will help Asperger's, but the protein

has nothing to do with iodine. If you read the fine print on mineral

deficiencies, Asperger's people are also deficient in potassium,

lithium, and chromium. The recommended dose to correct the deficiency

and as a preventative supplement during pregnancy is 100 mcg. Correcting

a measurable deficiency is very different from massive overdosing.

Chuck

> Hey Sam!

>

> Just for the heck of it, I googled iodine deficiency & autism when I

> read your suggestion of googling prostate and iodine deficiency. I am

> amazed at what I found. This alone makes me think that maybe you and

> Gracia have something here. I have a great-nephew that was just

> diagnosed with asperger's which is a form of autism. So I thought I

> would just check it out. People, I say, we may have to look into this

> further....there is a lot of crap going on out there and maybe there

> is a common cause....Iodine deficiency? I have not been convinced

> about any of the iodine posts but this gives me pause.

>

> Venizia

>

[Guest guest]

Chuck who are Asperger's people?Fay

Re: Re: Could prostate issues be a result of Thyroid

problems?/Sam

I am saving this, so you can eat your words later. ; ) while I eat my dinner.

gracia

Venizia,

Did you see the news story yesterday about a breakthrough at MIT? They

found a protein to block, that seems to reverse the fragile X type

autism. It's not clear whether it will help Asperger's, but the protein

has nothing to do with iodine. If you read the fine print on mineral

deficiencies, Asperger's people are also deficient in potassium,

lithium, and chromium. The recommended dose to correct the deficiency

and as a preventative supplement during pregnancy is 100 mcg. Correcting

a measurable deficiency is very different from massive overdosing.

Chuck

> Hey Sam!

>

> Just for the heck of it, I googled iodine deficiency & autism when I

> read your suggestion of googling prostate and iodine deficiency. I am

> amazed at what I found. This alone makes me think that maybe you and

> Gracia have something here. I have a great-nephew that was just

> diagnosed with asperger's which is a form of autism. So I thought I

> would just check it out. People, I say, we may have to look into this

> further....there is a lot of crap going on out there and maybe there

> is a common cause....Iodine deficiency? I have not been convinced

> about any of the iodine posts but this gives me pause.

>

> Venizia

>

[Guest guest]

Fay,

You wrote:

>

> Chuck who are Asperger's people?

People with Asperger's Syndrome, a type of high-functioning autism. It

is one of the conditions that childhood inoculations were suspected of

causing. The list was discussing that about a month ago.

Chuck