Guest guest Posted August 14, 2008 Report Share Posted August 14, 2008 Alison, First let me say I am sorry you have had no success in treating your hypoT. I have been Dx with HypoT and Hahsis since 2002. I take traditional bio-identical hormone of Levoxl and Cytomel. This gets my numbers where they need to be. But‹it has done nothing, absolutely nothing for my overall well-being. My weight and cholesterol and blood pressure continue to rise on just those meds. Three years ago I found a nutritionist who works in Wisconsin and she also does phone consults and helps develop a regimen for you to heal your body. If you want her name please ask off list unless it¹s ok to post here. She does hair and saliva testing for adrenals, thyroid, toxins and overall cellular health and/or damage. She ³treats² with herbs and supplements ‹ most from Standard Process Company, high grade herbs and supplments that are not cheap, I will warn you of that. But I have made my health a priority and am willing to do what it takes to do it right. This time. I have been adding them in a little at a time because I believe we should be cautious in anything we put in our bodies. I currently take something called Ashwagandrah which helps aid the thryoid and helps the body deal with stress so that helps both my AF and hypoT. I am adding in something called Rehmania that is for people under a lot of stress it also helps with AF. She then wants to add in Pregnelone which aids the adrenals to produce the necessary sex hormones so we don¹t over-produce cholesterol to dot this. I am currently in Stage 7 of 7 stages of Adrenal fatigue this took years for me to break my body down and I suspect it will take at least a year to build it back up. In addition to these supplements, my nutritionist highly suggests calcium citrate, magnesium and a quality vitamin/mineral supplement. As well as the above, I also exercise moderately, do light stretching and try to sleep 7-8 hours a night no matter what. I have removed wheat and cafeine from my diet and am working on sugar now... We can heal and sometimes we do need medicine, but for the thryoid, hormone replacment is not a drug, it is hormone replacement and until, or if our thyroids are not making enough thryoid hormone, we must help it out. Sue On 8/14/08 12:21 PM, " Alison Trotta-Marshall " <rubyrain11@...> wrote: > > > > , > I agree with finding the cause, but in the mean time..... > I have been battling hypothyroidsm & adrenal fatigue > for 2-3 (if not 17 ) years spending way too much money on alternative > doctors, > with no help from western medicine. > And although I have alleviated a lot of the symptoms > by diet, lifestyle change, herbs etc. I still have some > intolerable symptoms. > My fear is that, as others have said, that if I don't get on something > like armour thyroid soon, my organs will fail. > I feel that I have tried everything under the sun within reason to > avoid taking drugs, but if I could lose my life > or my organs, just put me on armour I say. > (I finally found a doc that may prescribe it.) > It is either that or the 's syndrome protocol, > which I could have either or both. > Any suggestions? > -A > > On Aug 14, 2008, at 9:36 AM, maria perez wrote: > >> > Hi everyone, >> > I trully appreciate all the information and help, I know people >> > here are trully trying to help. There are many different oppinions >> > on any one subject, in this case Hypothyroidsm and even doctors >> > disagree. Many of these different oppinions are very valid. >> > >> > As I said before I am not an expert on Hypothyroidism, nor >> > medicine, however I know this much: Treating the symptoms of an >> > illness and treating the causes of an illness are two very >> > differents things. >> > To replace the hormones that thyroids are no longer producing is >> > one way of dealing with it. This might or might not aliviate the >> > symtoms, but this never solves the problem in the end. For what we >> > see on this blog aleviating the symptoms varies acording to the >> > condition of the person. And you are right, a very dammaged >> > body does not respond to treatment the same way a healthier body >> > does, specially to treatment with hormones which are not produced >> > by that body. Hormones not produced by ones own body are not the >> > same as what our Thyroids produce, they are incorporated into body >> > function form an external source, and used differently. These >> > artificial or externally produced hormones are an attempt to >> > replace something, but they do not entirely replace it. And they >> > do not work the same way. >> > I feel there are always alternatives to anything. Anything. We >> > have seen this thought history. >> > How about finding the cause of thyroid malfunction and correcting >> > it? There are many causes for thyrioid malfunction, and some of >> > these causes are treatable. The thyroid glads, given certain >> > conditions can be restored to proper function. >> > I think all hypothyroid cases are not the same. Just like any >> > other illness. And the approach to treatment can differ. I have >> > witnessed cancer patients get rid of cancer without treating the >> > cancer at all. They have treated the cause for their cancer to >> > develop, reverse the condition and the cancer has gone. >> > I hope that for some of us, finding and treating the reason why our >> > thyroids are not functioning properly will lead to restoring the >> > glands to proper function. I think for some this is a valid >> > approach to their illness. >> > I am certainly doing that. I will let you all know how I'm >> > doing... good or bad. I hope I'll be well.Om shanti, namaste. >> > >> > >> > >> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2008 Report Share Posted August 14, 2008 Sue, Did I know you were in Wisconsin? So am I. I am in Grafton which is 30 min north of Milwaukee. Can you send me the name of the this woman. I have been posting A LOT on other groups so I do not remember if you mentioned before that you were in Wi. Venizia > > > >> > Hi everyone, > >> > I trully appreciate all the information and help, I know people > >> > here are trully trying to help. There are many different oppinions > >> > on any one subject, in this case Hypothyroidsm and even doctors > >> > disagree. Many of these different oppinions are very valid. > >> > > >> > As I said before I am not an expert on Hypothyroidism, nor > >> > medicine, however I know this much: Treating the symptoms of an > >> > illness and treating the causes of an illness are two very > >> > differents things. > >> > To replace the hormones that thyroids are no longer producing is > >> > one way of dealing with it. This might or might not aliviate the > >> > symtoms, but this never solves the problem in the end. For what we > >> > see on this blog aleviating the symptoms varies acording to the > >> > condition of the person. And you are right, a very dammaged > >> > body does not respond to treatment the same way a healthier body > >> > does, specially to treatment with hormones which are not produced > >> > by that body. Hormones not produced by ones own body are not the > >> > same as what our Thyroids produce, they are incorporated into body > >> > function form an external source, and used differently. These > >> > artificial or externally produced hormones are an attempt to > >> > replace something, but they do not entirely replace it. And they > >> > do not work the same way. > >> > I feel there are always alternatives to anything. Anything. We > >> > have seen this thought history. > >> > How about finding the cause of thyroid malfunction and correcting > >> > it? There are many causes for thyrioid malfunction, and some of > >> > these causes are treatable. The thyroid glads, given certain > >> > conditions can be restored to proper function. > >> > I think all hypothyroid cases are not the same. Just like any > >> > other illness. And the approach to treatment can differ. I have > >> > witnessed cancer patients get rid of cancer without treating the > >> > cancer at all. They have treated the cause for their cancer to > >> > develop, reverse the condition and the cancer has gone. > >> > I hope that for some of us, finding and treating the reason why our > >> > thyroids are not functioning properly will lead to restoring the > >> > glands to proper function. I think for some this is a valid > >> > approach to their illness. > >> > I am certainly doing that. I will let you all know how I'm > >> > doing... good or bad. I hope I'll be well.Om shanti, namaste. > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2008 Report Share Posted August 14, 2008 HI Venizia, I am in Texas ‹ my nutrionist I found works out of Wisconsin. Her name is a Amelong. She is with optimalhealthcnetwork.com She has services from hair and saliva testing to colonics, sauna, massage. I found her years ago when looking for a place to get my hair tested for toxins. If you contact her, please mention my name Sue in Texas, she will appreciate that, and she¹s very very sweet and listens to you as a person. SUe On 8/14/08 8:41 PM, " venizia1948 " <nelsonck@...> wrote: > > > > Sue, > > Did I know you were in Wisconsin? So am I. I am in Grafton which is > 30 min north of Milwaukee. Can you send me the name of the this woman. > I have been posting A LOT on other groups so I do not remember if you > mentioned before that you were in Wi. > > Venizia > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2008 Report Share Posted August 14, 2008 Thanks Sue. Madison is about 1 1/2 hrs from where I am. I may look into this if this new naturopath doesn't pan out. Venizia > > > > > > > > > Sue, > > > > Did I know you were in Wisconsin? So am I. I am in Grafton which is > > 30 min north of Milwaukee. Can you send me the name of the this woman. > > I have been posting A LOT on other groups so I do not remember if you > > mentioned before that you were in Wi. > > > > Venizia > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 15, 2008 Report Share Posted August 15, 2008 Thank you all for your kind words. Iodoral has started to help with the insomnia & PMS. (Currently I am on about 30 mg and will gradually increase. Is there a maximum, and a good time line for increasing?) Next I will either try Armour & /or the syndrome protocol as it seems to be helping my sister (my whole family has chronically low temperature - even my 4 year old.) I just keep reading and learning new things. What has really helped with the weight gain/loss is stopping wheat, dairy, alcohol, corn, soy, caffiene - all the highly allergenic foods, and/thus stress causing foods. Thank you. Be Well -A On Aug 14, 2008, at 10:58 AM, eastodurango@... wrote: > Alison, > > First let me say I am sorry you have had no success in treating > your hypoT. > > I have been Dx with HypoT and Hahsis since 2002. > I take traditional bio-identical hormone of Levoxl and Cytomel. > This gets my numbers where they need to be. > > But‹it has done nothing, absolutely nothing for my overall well-being. > My weight and cholesterol and blood pressure continue to rise on > just those > meds. > > Three years ago I found a nutritionist who works in Wisconsin > and she also does phone consults and helps develop a regimen for > you to heal > your body. > If you want her name please ask off list unless it¹s ok to post here. > > She does hair and saliva testing for adrenals, thyroid, toxins and > overall > cellular health and/or damage. > > She ³treats² with herbs and supplements ‹ most from Standard Process > Company, > high grade herbs and supplments that are not cheap, I will warn you > of that. > But I have made my health a priority and am willing to do what it > takes to > do it right. This time. > > I have been adding them in a little at a time because I believe we > should be > cautious in anything we put in our bodies. > > I currently take something called Ashwagandrah which helps aid the > thryoid and helps the body deal with stress so that helps both my > AF and > hypoT. > > I am adding in something called Rehmania > that is for people under a lot of stress it also helps with AF. > > She then wants to add in Pregnelone which aids the adrenals > to produce the necessary sex hormones so we don¹t > over-produce cholesterol to dot this. > > I am currently in Stage 7 of 7 stages of Adrenal fatigue > this took years for me to break my body down and I suspect > it will take at least a year to build it back up. > > In addition to these supplements, my nutritionist highly > suggests calcium citrate, magnesium and a quality vitamin/mineral > supplement. > > As well as the above, I also exercise moderately, do light stretching > and try to sleep 7-8 hours a night no matter what. > I have removed wheat and cafeine from my diet and am working on > sugar now... > > We can heal and sometimes we do need medicine, but for the > thryoid, hormone replacment is not a drug, it is hormone replacement > and until, or if our thyroids are not making enough thryoid > hormone, we > must help it out. > > Sue > > On 8/14/08 12:21 PM, " Alison Trotta-Marshall " > <rubyrain11@...> > wrote: > > > > > > > > > , > > I agree with finding the cause, but in the mean time..... > > I have been battling hypothyroidsm & adrenal fatigue > > for 2-3 (if not 17 ) years spending way too much money on > alternative > > doctors, > > with no help from western medicine. > > And although I have alleviated a lot of the symptoms > > by diet, lifestyle change, herbs etc. I still have some > > intolerable symptoms. > > My fear is that, as others have said, that if I don't get on > something > > like armour thyroid soon, my organs will fail. > > I feel that I have tried everything under the sun within reason to > > avoid taking drugs, but if I could lose my life > > or my organs, just put me on armour I say. > > (I finally found a doc that may prescribe it.) > > It is either that or the 's syndrome protocol, > > which I could have either or both. > > Any suggestions? > > -A > > > > On Aug 14, 2008, at 9:36 AM, maria perez wrote: > > > >> > Hi everyone, > >> > I trully appreciate all the information and help, I know people > >> > here are trully trying to help. There are many different > oppinions > >> > on any one subject, in this case Hypothyroidsm and even doctors > >> > disagree. Many of these different oppinions are very valid. > >> > > >> > As I said before I am not an expert on Hypothyroidism, nor > >> > medicine, however I know this much: Treating the symptoms of an > >> > illness and treating the causes of an illness are two very > >> > differents things. > >> > To replace the hormones that thyroids are no longer producing is > >> > one way of dealing with it. This might or might not aliviate the > >> > symtoms, but this never solves the problem in the end. For > what we > >> > see on this blog aleviating the symptoms varies acording to the > >> > condition of the person. And you are right, a very dammaged > >> > body does not respond to treatment the same way a healthier body > >> > does, specially to treatment with hormones which are not produced > >> > by that body. Hormones not produced by ones own body are not the > >> > same as what our Thyroids produce, they are incorporated into > body > >> > function form an external source, and used differently. These > >> > artificial or externally produced hormones are an attempt to > >> > replace something, but they do not entirely replace it. And they > >> > do not work the same way. > >> > I feel there are always alternatives to anything. Anything. We > >> > have seen this thought history. > >> > How about finding the cause of thyroid malfunction and correcting > >> > it? There are many causes for thyrioid malfunction, and some of > >> > these causes are treatable. The thyroid glads, given certain > >> > conditions can be restored to proper function. > >> > I think all hypothyroid cases are not the same. Just like any > >> > other illness. And the approach to treatment can differ. I have > >> > witnessed cancer patients get rid of cancer without treating the > >> > cancer at all. They have treated the cause for their cancer to > >> > develop, reverse the condition and the cancer has gone. > >> > I hope that for some of us, finding and treating the reason > why our > >> > thyroids are not functioning properly will lead to restoring the > >> > glands to proper function. I think for some this is a valid > >> > approach to their illness. > >> > I am certainly doing that. I will let you all know how I'm > >> > doing... good or bad. I hope I'll be well.Om shanti, namaste. > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 15, 2008 Report Share Posted August 15, 2008 you will need ENOUGH Iodoral (at least 50mg) and increase Armour when you have bad symptoms. I would NOT stay on 30mg--increase right away to 60mg. most ppl take 180--300mg. I take 240mg. Gracia Thank you all for your kind words. Iodoral has started to help with the insomnia & PMS. (Currently I am on about 30 mg and will gradually increase. Is there a maximum, and a good time line for increasing?) Next I will either try Armour & /or the syndrome protocol as it seems to be helping my sister (my whole family has chronically low temperature - even my 4 year old.) I just keep reading and learning new things. What has really helped with the weight gain/loss is stopping wheat, dairy, alcohol, corn, soy, caffiene - all the highly allergenic foods, and/thus stress causing foods. Thank you. Be Well -A Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 15, 2008 Report Share Posted August 15, 2008 HI , Idoral has iodine is that correct? My nutritionist does say it's okay for me to have some iodine so she suggested the organicall bound mnerals from Standard Process. You have no negative effects from iodine then I take it? I have heard mixed reviews/advice on this. I got rid of the wheat and caffeiene and soy and don't drink but you also got out corn and dairy -- sheeesh, I may have to try that next... They are high allergy foods, darn I just got used to no wheat/gluten and really into yogurt... Good Luck with Armour if you try it, that did me no good at all. But others swear by it. Sue On 8/15/08 11:50 AM, " Alison Trotta-Marshall " <rubyrain11@...> wrote: > Thank you all for your kind words. > Iodoral has started to help with the insomnia & PMS. > (Currently I am on about 30 mg and will gradually increase. > Is there a maximum, and a good time line for increasing?) > Next I will either try Armour & /or the syndrome protocol > as it seems to be helping my sister (my whole family has chronically > low temperature - even my 4 year old.) > I just keep reading and learning new things. > What has really helped with the weight gain/loss is > stopping wheat, dairy, alcohol, corn, soy, caffiene - all > the highly allergenic foods, and/thus stress causing foods. > Thank you. > Be Well > -A > On Aug 14, 2008, at 10:58 AM, eastodurango@... wrote: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 15, 2008 Report Share Posted August 15, 2008 If I were in Wisconsin I would be at her office a lot, LOL, she¹s just wonderful to talk to and sooo sincere and knows a lot about natural healing. Good luck with the naturopath--- let us know how that goes. sue On 8/14/08 9:17 PM, " venizia1948 " <nelsonck@...> wrote: > > > > Thanks Sue. Madison is about 1 1/2 hrs from where I am. I may look > into this if this new naturopath doesn't pan out. > > Venizia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 16, 2008 Report Share Posted August 16, 2008 EAST, Now that you have your thyroid " numbers " in place, in order to " get the rest of the way, healthy, " you probably need to re-normalize your acidity back to the desired (God-given) level of 7.365, call it 7.4 If you DO that, you may find all your other ills, simply " going away. " How 'bout that? Dr. Dan drdan4health.com On Thu, Aug 14, 2008 at 1:58 PM, eastodurango@... < eastodurango@...> wrote: > Alison, > > First let me say I am sorry you have had no success in treating your hypoT. > > I have been Dx with HypoT and Hahsis since 2002. > I take traditional bio-identical hormone of Levoxl and Cytomel. > This gets my numbers where they need to be. > > But‹it has done nothing, absolutely nothing for my overall well-being. > My weight and cholesterol and blood pressure continue to rise on just those > meds. > > Three years ago I found a nutritionist who works in Wisconsin > and she also does phone consults and helps develop a regimen for you to > heal > your body. > If you want her name please ask off list unless it¹s ok to post here. > > She does hair and saliva testing for adrenals, thyroid, toxins and > overall > cellular health and/or damage. > > She ³treats² with herbs and supplements ‹ most from Standard Process > Company, > high grade herbs and supplments that are not cheap, I will warn you of > that. > But I have made my health a priority and am willing to do what it takes to > do it right. This time. > > I have been adding them in a little at a time because I believe we should > be > cautious in anything we put in our bodies. > > I currently take something called Ashwagandrah which helps aid the > thryoid and helps the body deal with stress so that helps both my AF and > hypoT. > > I am adding in something called Rehmania > that is for people under a lot of stress it also helps with AF. > > She then wants to add in Pregnelone which aids the adrenals > to produce the necessary sex hormones so we don¹t > over-produce cholesterol to dot this. > > I am currently in Stage 7 of 7 stages of Adrenal fatigue > this took years for me to break my body down and I suspect > it will take at least a year to build it back up. > > In addition to these supplements, my nutritionist highly > suggests calcium citrate, magnesium and a quality vitamin/mineral > supplement. > > As well as the above, I also exercise moderately, do light stretching > and try to sleep 7-8 hours a night no matter what. > I have removed wheat and cafeine from my diet and am working on sugar > now... > > We can heal and sometimes we do need medicine, but for the > thryoid, hormone replacment is not a drug, it is hormone replacement > and until, or if our thyroids are not making enough thryoid hormone, we > must help it out. > > Sue > > On 8/14/08 12:21 PM, " Alison Trotta-Marshall " <rubyrain11@...<rubyrain11%40sbcglobal.net> > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > > , > > I agree with finding the cause, but in the mean time..... > > I have been battling hypothyroidsm & adrenal fatigue > > for 2-3 (if not 17 ) years spending way too much money on alternative > > doctors, > > with no help from western medicine. > > And although I have alleviated a lot of the symptoms > > by diet, lifestyle change, herbs etc. I still have some > > intolerable symptoms. > > My fear is that, as others have said, that if I don't get on something > > like armour thyroid soon, my organs will fail. > > I feel that I have tried everything under the sun within reason to > > avoid taking drugs, but if I could lose my life > > or my organs, just put me on armour I say. > > (I finally found a doc that may prescribe it.) > > It is either that or the 's syndrome protocol, > > which I could have either or both. > > Any suggestions? > > -A > > > > On Aug 14, 2008, at 9:36 AM, maria perez wrote: > > > >> > Hi everyone, > >> > I trully appreciate all the information and help, I know people > >> > here are trully trying to help. There are many different oppinions > >> > on any one subject, in this case Hypothyroidsm and even doctors > >> > disagree. Many of these different oppinions are very valid. > >> > > >> > As I said before I am not an expert on Hypothyroidism, nor > >> > medicine, however I know this much: Treating the symptoms of an > >> > illness and treating the causes of an illness are two very > >> > differents things. > >> > To replace the hormones that thyroids are no longer producing is > >> > one way of dealing with it. This might or might not aliviate the > >> > symtoms, but this never solves the problem in the end. For what we > >> > see on this blog aleviating the symptoms varies acording to the > >> > condition of the person. And you are right, a very dammaged > >> > body does not respond to treatment the same way a healthier body > >> > does, specially to treatment with hormones which are not produced > >> > by that body. Hormones not produced by ones own body are not the > >> > same as what our Thyroids produce, they are incorporated into body > >> > function form an external source, and used differently. These > >> > artificial or externally produced hormones are an attempt to > >> > replace something, but they do not entirely replace it. And they > >> > do not work the same way. > >> > I feel there are always alternatives to anything. Anything. We > >> > have seen this thought history. > >> > How about finding the cause of thyroid malfunction and correcting > >> > it? There are many causes for thyrioid malfunction, and some of > >> > these causes are treatable. The thyroid glads, given certain > >> > conditions can be restored to proper function. > >> > I think all hypothyroid cases are not the same. Just like any > >> > other illness. And the approach to treatment can differ. I have > >> > witnessed cancer patients get rid of cancer without treating the > >> > cancer at all. They have treated the cause for their cancer to > >> > develop, reverse the condition and the cancer has gone. > >> > I hope that for some of us, finding and treating the reason why our > >> > thyroids are not functioning properly will lead to restoring the > >> > glands to proper function. I think for some this is a valid > >> > approach to their illness. > >> > I am certainly doing that. I will let you all know how I'm > >> > doing... good or bad. I hope I'll be well.Om shanti, namaste. > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 16, 2008 Report Share Posted August 16, 2008 Just be aware that the RDA of iodine [which I'm assuming is the same as iodoral] is 1.5 mg per day, and you're already taking 2000% of that recommended level. Also be aware that there are credible studies that have shown harm from considerably less than you are taking. However, I believe Gracia is taking 100 mg/day, which is over 6600% of the RDA. Even though we're all different I hope you have the ability to recognize the symptoms of iodine poisoning as well as the treatment. Luck, > Thank you all for your kind words. > Iodoral has started to help with the insomnia & PMS. > (Currently I am on about 30 mg and will gradually increase. > Is there a maximum, and a good time line for increasing?) > Next I will either try Armour & /or the syndrome protocol > as it seems to be helping my sister (my whole family has chronically > low temperature - even my 4 year old.) > I just keep reading and learning new things. > What has really helped with the weight gain/loss is > stopping wheat, dairy, alcohol, corn, soy, caffiene - all > the highly allergenic foods, and/thus stress causing foods. > Thank you. > Be Well Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 16, 2008 Report Share Posted August 16, 2008 , It's even worse. You wrote: > > > Just be aware that the RDA of iodine [which I'm assuming is the same as > iodoral] is 1.5 mg per day,... It's 0.15 mg. Chuck Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 16, 2008 Report Share Posted August 16, 2008 join the iodine group on for excellent info Gracia Just be aware that the RDA of iodine [which I'm assuming is the same as iodoral] is 1.5 mg per day, and you're already taking 2000% of that recommended level. Also be aware that there are credible studies that have shown harm from considerably less than you are taking. However, I believe Gracia is taking 100 mg/day, which is over 6600% of the RDA. Even though we're all different I hope you have the ability to recognize the symptoms of iodine poisoning as well as the treatment. Luck, > Recent Activity a.. 14New Members Visit Your Group Health Heartburn or Worse What symptoms are most serious? Meditation and Lovingkindness A Group to share and learn. Sell Online Start selling with our award-winning e-commerce tools. . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG. Version: 7.5.524 / Virus Database: 270.6.4/1615 - Release Date: 8/16/2008 7:11 AM Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 17, 2008 Report Share Posted August 17, 2008 Yeah; I see I screwed up everything, except that she's taking a megadose... Thanks, > , > > It's even worse. > > You wrote: > > > > > > Just be aware that the RDA of iodine [which I'm assuming is the same as > > iodoral] is 1.5 mg per day,... > > It's 0.15 mg. > > Chuck Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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