Re: Hashi's & Iodine

[Guest guest]

I have Hashi's and do take iodine. My experiment has ended, a little early to be

sure, but I felt the benefits of iodine by far outweighed the possible risks,

and since I had already been taking 50 mgs. per day prior to diagnosis with no

ill effects and some good " side effects " I have ended my experiment and am

working my way back up to 50 mgs. per day; currently taking 3 iodoral per day. I

do believe that in some cases high doses are a good idea; not for everyone,

certainly; I don't recommened one size fits all of anything! But I do believe

that high doses are warranted in many cases and do a lot of good, especially

when severe defiencies are present, cancer, goiter (can be caused by deficiency

of iodine), and a number of other things that iodine seems tailor made to treat,

judging by current research.

C.

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

You said you have ended your experiment....what, may I ask, was your

experiment and why did you end it early? You are currently taking 3

iodoral per day? What mgs.are you using? Thanks for you input.

Venizia

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> I have Hashi's and do take iodine. My experiment has ended, a little

early to be sure, but I felt the benefits of iodine by far outweighed

the possible risks, and since I had already been taking 50 mgs. per

day prior to diagnosis with no ill effects and some good " side

effects " I have ended my experiment and am working my way back up to

50 mgs. per day; currently taking 3 iodoral per day. I do believe that

in some cases high doses are a good idea; not for everyone, certainly;

I don't recommened one size fits all of anything! But I do believe

that high doses are warranted in many cases and do a lot of good,

especially when severe defiencies are present, cancer, goiter (can be

caused by deficiency of iodine), and a number of other things that

iodine seems tailor made to treat, judging by current research.

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