Iodine and Potassium Iodide

I am watching an old video (2007)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMjKmi12UX0
starring Sherry Tenpenny talking about Iodine.
At around the 43 minute mark she talks about Thiocyanate inhibiting iodine transport and utilization in the salivary glands, and the biggest source of thiocyanate is apparently cigarette smoke. Personally I have not noticed any dry mouth as a cigarette smoker, but I have been taking 9 drops of 5% lugols / day (just cut down to 8 drops, and may cut further if scattered energy, depression like symptoms continue, (even with cofactors)).
so perhaps my dose overcomes the inhibitory effect of cigarette smoke? I haven't completely finished the video, but it is informative. She talks about testing for iodine sufficiency.
 
Merci Adaryn et Gaby pour vos réponses instructives.
D'après ma dernière prise de sang 18 08 16, voici les éléments manquant que vous demandez si je ne me trompe pas :

T3 libre : 2.8 ng/l - Intervalles de référence : 2.5 à 3.9
Méthode Chimiluminescence, Backman DXi 800 : 4.3 pmol/l - Intervalles de référence : 3.7 à 7.

T4 libre : 4.9 ng/l - Intervalles de référence : 4.8 à 15.4
Méthode Chimiluminescence, Backman DXi 800 : 6.3 pmol/l - Intervalles de référence : 6.17 à 19.8

Anticorps anti-thyroglobuline < 0.9UI/ml - Intervalles de référence : Inférieur à 4
Anticorps anti-tpo (microsome) < 0.25 UI/ml - Intervalles de référence : Inférieur à 9




Adaryn thank you and Gaby for your informative answers.
According to my last blood test August 18, 16, here are the missing elements that you ask if I'm not mistaken:Free T3: 2. 8 ng / l

- Reference Intervals: 2. 5 to 3. 9
Chemiluminescence method, Backman DXi 800: 4. 3 pmol / l - Reference Intervals: 3. 7-7.

Free T4: 4. 9 ng / l - Reference intervals: 4. 8 to 15. 4
Chemiluminescence method, Backman DXi 800: 6. 3 pmol / l - Reference intervals: 17 to 6. 19. 8

thyroglobulin antibody &lt;0. 9UI / ml - Reference intervals: Less than 4
anti-tpo antibodies (microsomal) &lt;0. 25 IU / ml - Reference intervals: Less than 9
 
Gaby said:
worldbridger said:
You mentioned "prescription probiotics", what is that in terms of billions of bacteria, and what kind of bacteria is it? As I said before I use Innate, Flora 50-14 Clinical Strength:
http://www.innateresponse.com/v/vspfiles/assets/images/40128.Flora50-14.FACTSBOX%20copy.jpg

That is pretty good! I would just use that, it looks better than what I got.

I got two types of probiotics:

Megalevura - Containing L. rhamnosus GG (6 per 10 to the power of 9), lactobacillus helveticus (4*10 to the power of 9), bifidobacterium longum (4*10 to the power of 9), and saccharomyces boulardii 600mg per stick.

This one is famous among people because it can stop any colitis or diarrhea caused by Augmentine, a killer antibiotic. It also helps with digestive problems in general. The saccharomyces boulardii is most useful to fight any antibiotic induced diarrhea. The bifobacterium is good for the large intestine and the L. rhamnosus GG is very well researched.

L. rhamnosus GG promotes the growth of other good bacteria in the gut, it reduces dermatitis and food intolerances in babies, it has increased survival for mortal infections in the intensive care unit and it helps with traveler's diarrhea. There is probably more research, but this was from the last time I did a pubmed search about it. L. rhamnosus GG is a subtype of L. rhamnosus.

I've taken megalevura before during the antibiotic protocol and it worked like a charm.

The other contains L. rhamnosus GG 56 mg per envelop. It's brand name here in Spain is Bivos.

I'll like to read more about it before I venture to put several envelops/sticks into an enema though. Otherwise I would start with 2 sticks/envelops. The safety information says to not use more than 2 envelops per day, although I understand that the experiment was aiming for trillions of bacteria per enema. Will have to do my homework though.

Ok, then I stick to the one I have. I found some probiotics in pharmacies here in Sweden but they are not impressive in terms of potency.

Funny,"Lactobacillus helveticus" could be translated in swedish to "the lactobacteria from hell" :).
 
PERLOU said:
Merci Adaryn et Gaby pour vos réponses instructives.
D'après ma dernière prise de sang 18 08 16, voici les éléments manquant que vous demandez si je ne me trompe pas :

That looks reassuring, Perlou. See what the ultrasound says, but I think that a "wait and see" approach would be best, specially considering that you're not feeling worse. It seems to me that the high TSH levels are related to a physiological reaction. I would not take any prescription medication under these circumstances. However, it would be important to check the TSH in 3-6 months along with the other parameters.
 
Merci Gaby pour votre réponse si rapide...
Je me sens fort bien, suis en bonne santé et ne prends aucun médicament malgré mon handicap du à des fractures de vertèbres lombaires en 1993 et 2003, je dirai même que je me sens de plus en plus en forme depuis que je prends le traitement donné par Laura que je suis scrupuleusement tout en parlant à mon eau depuis que cela a été transmis par les Cassiopéens, j'aime tendrement mes cristaux auxquels je suis fort attachée même celui Personnel qui s'est fracturé et qui ne sera pas remplacé comme annoncé dans la dernière transcription du 14/08/16...
Je leur chante "In the garden" et récite leur prières en ayant rajouté la Prière de l'Âme matin et soir... Je pratique EE également deux fois par semaine... Je ne me suis jamais sentie aussi bien depuis longtemps en fait...
Je vais rajouté après le repas du midi le Zinc dont vous avez parlé car comme la écrit Christine, quelques boutons apparaissent et disparaissent, j'ai pris çà pour une épuration de toxine...

Gaby thank you for your reply so quickly. . .
I feel quite good, am healthy and not taking any medication despite my disability to lumbar vertebrae fractures in 1993 and 2003, I would even say that I feel more and more like since I am taking the treatment given by Laura I carefully while talking to my water since it was passed by the Cassiopaeans, I dearly love my crystals to which I am strongly attached even the staff who broke and will not be replaced as announced in last transcription of 08/14/16. . .
I sing them 'In the garden' and recite their prayers having added the Prayer of the Soul morning and evening. . . I also EE practice twice a week. . . I've never felt this good for a long time actually. .
I added after lunch Zinc you mentioned because as written Christine, a few buttons appear and disappear, I took here for a purification of the toxin. . .
 
Persej said:
I did another ultrasound of my thyroid and everything is the same. I still have one nodule but it is the same size as before. So obviously iodine hasn't done anything bad to my thyroid.

About a month ago I started to feel a slight warmth in my thyroid after I take iodine, so I thought that maybe I don't need so much iodine anymore, so I dropped to 1 drop per day. And I also take two days off. And I was ok with that. Before I couldn't be on such a small dose and with such a big pause without iodine, but now I don't have any problems. I still feel that warmth sometimes. No pain, just warmth.

My heart is still not healthy, but I do feel much better than before. I don't have heart problems during the night anymore, and the weather changes are not affecting me as before.

That's good news overall! Have you had any tests done recently for your heart? (Apologies if you posted about it and I missed it.)

Gaby said:
Christine said:
je me lave qu’avec du savon naturel (corps et cheveux) je ne prends aucun médicament depuis très longtemps et j’ai toujours autant de boutons qui apparaissent sans aucune démangeaisons et au bout de quelques jours il y a une fine peau sèche dessus.

That is how psoriasis could be described, but if the dermatologists ruled that out, then perhaps it has to do with some sort of fungal infection or maybe an allergic component as the specialists say?

Or a virus, given how it seems to be cyclical?

Doing a biopsy for fungi might help you find out what it is.

Another thing you could try is the probiotic enemas (and coffee) being discussed in this thread. If these red spots are due to a liver overload, for example, that could help you detox. Even if you have changed so much in your diet and lifestyle, you could still have some toxicity from heavy metals or years of a not-so-healthy diet.
 
Chu said:
That's good news overall! Have you had any tests done recently for your heart? (Apologies if you posted about it and I missed it.)

No, apparently the current equipment that cardiologists use cannot show that I have the problem with my heart. I proved it on one machine at neurocardiologist, but nobody else believe in that.

My guess at this point is that my bacteria (Chlamydia Pneumoniae) is causing me the heart problems, but the problem is that nobody wants to treat this bacteria because it is almost indestructible. Unless if you go for 6 months of combined antibiotic protocol, which nobody wants to give me.

And I still have the bleeding acne on my head, so the bug is probably still there. And even my dermatologist is afraid of prescribing antibiotics.

Iodine is great, but it looks that something more will be needed for me.
 
Gaby said:
Christine said:
je me lave qu’avec du savon naturel (corps et cheveux) je ne prends aucun médicament depuis très longtemps et j’ai toujours autant de boutons qui apparaissent sans aucune démangeaisons et au bout de quelques jours il y a une fine peau sèche dessus.

That is how psoriasis could be described, but if the dermatologists ruled that out, then perhaps it has to do with some sort of fungal infection or maybe an allergic component as the specialists say?

Or a virus, given how it seems to be cyclical?

Doing a biopsy for fungi might help you find out what it is.

Chu said:
Another thing you could try is the probiotic enemas (and coffee) being discussed in this thread. If these red spots are due to a liver overload, for example, that could help you detox. Even if you have changed so much in your diet and lifestyle, you could still have some toxicity from heavy metals or years of a not-so-healthy diet.


Je vous remercie pour vos conseilles, je ferai le nécessaire dés que mes moyens financières me le permet.
Permettais moi de vous demander si la rétention d’eau au niveau des chevilles est due à une mauvaise circulation sanguine ? Si c’est le cas, est-ce qu’il y a un moyen ou un produit pour une meilleure circulation ?

Thank you for your advise, I will do the necessary as soon as my financial means will allow me.
Was allowing me to ask if the water retention in the ankles is due to poor blood circulation? If so, is there a way or product to a better flow?
:flowers:


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I will try to take iodine, I must first wait for the results of some analytical to see that such'm, gabi is a masterpiece! I will follow the protocol carefully, very carefully and also follow the thread of this discussion, it is very important to know the effects of detoxification others to anticipate future effects on the body itself. thank you very much everyone for your search and explanations !!
 
Christine said:
Je vous remercie pour vos conseilles, je ferai le nécessaire dés que mes moyens financières me le permet.
Permettais moi de vous demander si la rétention d’eau au niveau des chevilles est due à une mauvaise circulation sanguine ? Si c’est le cas, est-ce qu’il y a un moyen ou un produit pour une meilleure circulation ?

Other than bad circulation, you might have water retention. I would see about reinforcing detox pathways and making sure that you don't have too many carbs. Carbs usually facilitate water retention.

I have noticed a good diuretic effect with milk thistle. It helps to detox the liver.
 
I just received my new thyroid results:

FT4: 18.61 (Normal: 12.0 - 22.0)

TSH: 4.470 (0.270 - 4.2)

TPO At 11.23 (<34)

TG At: 16.65 (<115)

And here are my old results: http://cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php/topic,13371.msg645401.html#msg645401

As you can see, my TSH is now almost completely normal! :)

I had to do this test in a private lab because my endocrinologist was angry at me because I wouldn't take the thyroid hormone. I will see the same endocrinologist in Thursday.

Like I said after my ultrasound, obviously iodine did nothing bad for my thyroid. And the reason why I feel a lot better now is probably because my body is now saturated with iodine, which is also the reason why I don't have to take it every day like before, which would also explain the low TSH. My FT4 is also better than before iodine. It was little above 22 before.

So I will continue with the iodine, and look for some other things that I can do to fight against my bacteria, which is my main problem, I believe.
 
Persej said:
Chu said:
That's good news overall! Have you had any tests done recently for your heart? (Apologies if you posted about it and I missed it.)

No, apparently the current equipment that cardiologists use cannot show that I have the problem with my heart. I proved it on one machine at neurocardiologist, but nobody else believe in that.

My guess at this point is that my bacteria (Chlamydia Pneumoniae) is causing me the heart problems, but the problem is that nobody wants to treat this bacteria because it is almost indestructible. Unless if you go for 6 months of combined antibiotic protocol, which nobody wants to give me.

And I still have the bleeding acne on my head, so the bug is probably still there. And even my dermatologist is afraid of prescribing antibiotics.

Iodine is great, but it looks that something more will be needed for me.

As far as I have understood from my friend who has studied such a lot, it is possible to do the same with herbs and essential oils as with antibiotics for the long term bug/parasite cure. I can ask her about it if you want
 
Miss.K said:
As far as I have understood from my friend who has studied such a lot, it is possible to do the same with herbs and essential oils as with antibiotics for the long term bug/parasite cure. I can ask her about it if you want

Sure, why not. I tried many things but didn't work. But I'm open for suggestions. Thank you, Miss.K. ;)
 

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