Iodine and Potassium Iodide

luke wilson said:
- Sea Salt - The ones you buy in supermarkets is ok?.. Plus you just take half a tea spoon and dissolve in a glass of warm water then drink?
Not really, most are bleached, most of the minerals are not present, have added chemicals and probably contain plastics. You're best off getting this stuff : http://www.amazon.co.uk/Light-Celtic-Vital-Mineral-Blend/dp/B000SWTKV0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1448228763&sr=8-1&keywords=celtic+sea+salt+fine
 
I start to use Iodyne liquid lugola round about two days, tomorrow it's going to be the third day and i feel really fine :) I read some articles in the internet about it and i found very interesting information. Like it's cure cancer then the people who use iodyne they feel really healthy and they have more energy. I drink it with a water 3 timer a day for 5 till 10 drops. Let's see how is gonna be :) Have a nice night :) :) :) :) :)
 
Keyhole said:
luke wilson said:
- Sea Salt - The ones you buy in supermarkets is ok?.. Plus you just take half a tea spoon and dissolve in a glass of warm water then drink?
Not really, most are bleached, most of the minerals are not present, have added chemicals and probably contain plastics. You're best off getting this stuff : http://www.amazon.co.uk/Light-Celtic-Vital-Mineral-Blend/dp/B000SWTKV0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1448228763&sr=8-1&keywords=celtic+sea+salt+fine

Thanks! Can that be used for cooking to?
 
luke wilson said:
Keyhole said:
luke wilson said:
- Sea Salt - The ones you buy in supermarkets is ok?.. Plus you just take half a tea spoon and dissolve in a glass of warm water then drink?
Not really, most are bleached, most of the minerals are not present, have added chemicals and probably contain plastics. You're best off getting this stuff : http://www.amazon.co.uk/Light-Celtic-Vital-Mineral-Blend/dp/B000SWTKV0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1448228763&sr=8-1&keywords=celtic+sea+salt+fine

Thanks! Can that be used for cooking to?

It sure can, it's very salty but in a good way, different to normal table salt you get in the UK. I find that you can use less of it in cooking because it's so salty.
 
luke wilson said:
How vital is vit c for this if you don't have any pressing issues? It's the one supplement I have never adquired.

It's pretty important. It's an antioxidant and it works with the iodine. It helps with clearing out the detox pathways and can reduce any detox/herx reactions. Also, if the iodine transport system is defective in some way, vitamin c can help repair it; the unrefined salt helps with that too.
 
Thorn said:
luke wilson said:
Keyhole said:
luke wilson said:
- Sea Salt - The ones you buy in supermarkets is ok?.. Plus you just take half a tea spoon and dissolve in a glass of warm water then drink?
Not really, most are bleached, most of the minerals are not present, have added chemicals and probably contain plastics. You're best off getting this stuff : http://www.amazon.co.uk/Light-Celtic-Vital-Mineral-Blend/dp/B000SWTKV0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1448228763&sr=8-1&keywords=celtic+sea+salt+fine

Thanks! Can that be used for cooking to?

It sure can, it's very salty but in a good way, different to normal table salt you get in the UK. I find that you can use less of it in cooking because it's so salty.

Celtic sea salt from Amazon is not delivering to USA. Is anyone know that any other good brand to buy in USA?
 
hlat said:
I think the correct amount of distilled water for 5% Lugol's solution would have been 85 mL.
5% iodine (5 grams)
10% potassium iodide (10 grams)
85% distilled water (85 grams water = 85 mL water. 1 gram water = 1 mL water)
5% + 10% + 85% = 100%
I can't seem to find the reference, but I _thought_ that the KI and I2 percentages were supposed to be weight/volume. If we want weight/weight, then your numbers are correct.
 
Kay Kim said:
Celtic sea salt from Amazon is not delivering to USA. Is anyone know that any other good brand to buy in USA?

Real Salt will do. Here is a 25lb bag on Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001KWCXEI?keywords=real%20salt&qid=1448230918&ref_=sr_1_9&s=grocery&sr=1-9
 
LQB said:
Real Salt will do. Here is a 25lb bag on Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001KWCXEI?keywords=real%20salt&qid=1448230918&ref_=sr_1_9&s=grocery&sr=1-9

Thanks for the link, LQB. That is a much better deal to buy in bulk. They also sell a 10 pounder for $50 that is in a bucket instead of a bag. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00A9I0UH6?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=ox_sc_act_title_1&smid=A1EAUT57GO6X6U
 
Kay Kim said:
Celtic sea salt from Amazon is not delivering to USA. Is anyone know that any other good brand to buy in USA?
I got Celtic Sea Salt delivered to me today in the US from Amazon and I ordered yesterday.
_http://www.amazon.com/Celtic-Sea-Salt-Light-Pound/dp/B000TIZP5I/
 
Kay Kim said:
Thorn said:
luke wilson said:
Keyhole said:
luke wilson said:
- Sea Salt - The ones you buy in supermarkets is ok?.. Plus you just take half a tea spoon and dissolve in a glass of warm water then drink?
Not really, most are bleached, most of the minerals are not present, have added chemicals and probably contain plastics. You're best off getting this stuff : http://www.amazon.co.uk/Light-Celtic-Vital-Mineral-Blend/dp/B000SWTKV0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1448228763&sr=8-1&keywords=celtic+sea+salt+fine

Thanks! Can that be used for cooking to?

It sure can, it's very salty but in a good way, different to normal table salt you get in the UK. I find that you can use less of it in cooking because it's so salty.

Celtic sea salt from Amazon is not delivering to USA. Is anyone know that any other good brand to buy in USA?

Yes, Amazon sells Celtic Sea Salt to USA, but when I clicked above link, it went to some other country than US.
Anyway I bought 5 pound Celtic Sea Salt and 1 pound Real Salt. Thank you for help, everyone .
 
started today with potassium iodide (the one from biovea). Similar effects as to when taking EDTA, only stronger and more immediate. No detox side effects so far but it could manifest later after more intakes.
 
mkrnhr said:
started today with potassium iodide (the one from biovea). Similar effects as to when taking EDTA, only stronger and more immediate. No detox side effects so far but it could manifest later after more intakes.

That's what I want to take too. It look as Potassium Iodide is safe than others, because it contributes to overall health and balance thyroid function.
 
Kay Kim said:
mkrnhr said:
started today with potassium iodide (the one from biovea). Similar effects as to when taking EDTA, only stronger and more immediate. No detox side effects so far but it could manifest later after more intakes.

That's what I want to take too. It look as Potassium Iodide is safe than others, because it contributes to overall health and balance thyroid function.

Sounds reasonable.

I want to again encourage everyone to read the book (Brownstein's) because he cites a lot of cases and if you find one that is similar to your own, you can see how he treated it, the amounts and so forth. And of course, it would be really good if you could find a doctor who is "iodine literate" to monitor things. You have to be observant of your body and know when to increase or decrease. Probably best for peeps to just start on the normal maintenance dose and stay there unless something unusual happens, like the activation of a critter/microbe/virus, which you then want to nuke, but only for a few days and then go back to the normal dosing schedule.

The point is to not be afraid to nuke stuff if necessary, but to take a moderate approach in general.
 
Menrva said:
luke wilson said:
How vital is vit c for this if you don't have any pressing issues? It's the one supplement I have never adquired.

It's pretty important. It's an antioxidant and it works with the iodine. It helps with clearing out the detox pathways and can reduce any detox/herx reactions. Also, if the iodine transport system is defective in some way, vitamin c can help repair it; the unrefined salt helps with that too.

Dr. Mercola's newsletter, today, has an informative vitamin C article.

_http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2015/11/23/vitamin-c-curative-power.aspx?e_cid=20151123Z2_DNL_art_1&utm_source=dnl&utm_medium=email&utm_content=art1&utm_campaign=20151123Z2&et_cid=DM91097&et_rid=1228686924
 

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