I just started to get into knowing the Iodine protocol by starting to read Brownsteins book.
So far pretty interesting and I'm planning to start rather soon with the protocol. Since I've no serious condition, that I know of, I'll start of slowly.
I'm well over half way through the book now, and since he describes conditions that can be treated rather effectively with iodine/iodide solution (in combination with Vitamin B2, B3, C, salt, magnesium and selenium), from which I know my mother most likely suffers, I wonder if I could recommend a german book about iodine to her ("Die Jod Krise") and later give her a daily protocol derived from Brownsteins book? Unfortunately she can not read english.
But I'm not sure how to dose iodine and the rest in her case. I'm not even sure if and how it will effect her.
I say that, because she had her ovaries removed a couple of years ago, which I understand is the second biggest intaker, after the breasts, of iodine in the body...
And not long ago she was delivered into hospital because of serious amounts of gallstones in her bladder. Apparently it was at a very serious level, so the doctors decided to remove them surgically and also the gall bladder because it was so inflamed. They also said that pretty much all organs are in a serious condition, which is not far away from developing cancer.
So I've searched to find out if a person that has no ovaries and gall bladder anymore, can take iodine (and the additional supplements) the same way as a normal person can. So far I couldn't find anything about it.
Did somebody come across anything that can help me in this regard?
So far pretty interesting and I'm planning to start rather soon with the protocol. Since I've no serious condition, that I know of, I'll start of slowly.
I'm well over half way through the book now, and since he describes conditions that can be treated rather effectively with iodine/iodide solution (in combination with Vitamin B2, B3, C, salt, magnesium and selenium), from which I know my mother most likely suffers, I wonder if I could recommend a german book about iodine to her ("Die Jod Krise") and later give her a daily protocol derived from Brownsteins book? Unfortunately she can not read english.
But I'm not sure how to dose iodine and the rest in her case. I'm not even sure if and how it will effect her.
I say that, because she had her ovaries removed a couple of years ago, which I understand is the second biggest intaker, after the breasts, of iodine in the body...
And not long ago she was delivered into hospital because of serious amounts of gallstones in her bladder. Apparently it was at a very serious level, so the doctors decided to remove them surgically and also the gall bladder because it was so inflamed. They also said that pretty much all organs are in a serious condition, which is not far away from developing cancer.
So I've searched to find out if a person that has no ovaries and gall bladder anymore, can take iodine (and the additional supplements) the same way as a normal person can. So far I couldn't find anything about it.
Did somebody come across anything that can help me in this regard?