Iodine/Potassium Iodide, Reloaded.

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The experience is solutions are not endorsed among many vocal/prolific writers using the TiU board. But here it goes anyway!  :lol:  Someone will find it useful!

Iodine & KI, reloaded.
hopefully this is better than the matrix movies...

http://theinfounderground.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=7394
In a way, continued from the above.

When real doctors, did real science:
Before the jew- 'American' 'Medical' Association took over in the early 1900's
Providing us with all the crap 'medicine' today.
  Warning: Before and after treatment photos are stunning.  :shock:





Low Iodine/KI or no treatment by other means (Crushed, Dessicated Pig Thyroid)
Causes fuzzy/foggy thinking. The physical symptoms can be seen:
before:

after:



Did a search for 'real lugol's solution' on Jewgle.
http://www.jcrows.com/hypothyroidism.html
The above images and URL showed up first.

What we are trying to do (in a response to Evan's question) is avoid is going the dessicated, crushed pig thyroid route, while seeing the improvements along the lines of the above sample photos.
As primarily it is Iodine/KI working on the thyroid, the 'fuel' for it and other body uses, it makes sense to stoke the fire first and see what results of it, rather than an 'end-run' with more expensive and straight-up pig-based hormone.

It is the right time to mention Dr. B's basic solution of one (1) teaspoon whole sea salt per gallon (4 litres) of good water. If your tap water is poisoned by  the jews or their lackeys the 'Free' Masons, recommend starting with reverse-osmosis water. Dr. B's is good for general issues, as supplementation with iodine/KI should be considered as part of a broad mineral deficiency correction.

The cost per day of supplementing with Lugol's Solution 2%, the 'dumbed-down' version allowed to be purchased in larger quantities by the FDA/DEA, is about 0.05USD for a 'standard dose' based on the japanese average [Amazon.com, search for 'Iodoral']. That's 5mg iodine and 12.5mg of iodide, delivered as 5x drops [for 'drop' here we are using the metric drop, 20 drops per ml]. Please do your own math and check the results. The following page may help: http://www.altcancer.com/lugols.htm

Iodoral tablets, an equivalent in solid form, are about 0.17USD per day, to avoid the iodine taste.


In reference to sullivan's question, about 'Hashimoto's' as an 'underactive' thyroid condition (and therefor not a symptom of Iodine/KI deficiency), a simple search of 'Hashimoto's causes' turns up:

It is an autoimmune disease, which means that the body inappropriately attacks the thyroid gland--as if it was foreign tissue. The underlying cause of the autoimmune process still is unknown.

Well I know privately what it is. The symptoms indicate it's an inflamed thyroid being attacked by the immune system, probably because it is 'dead'/inert, like the appendix can be. If we take the approach of only looking at one specific outside tertiary (or farther) symptom, what was referred to as an 'over-active' thyroid, that's probably missing the boat. I expected better questions; after looking into it I was surprised at the simplicity.

In addition, I recently stumbled across this audio: http://911underground.com/Health_Topic_2008-04-25_Dr_David_Brownstein_Discusses_Salt_and_Iodine.MP3 With some credits to /tab for posting that site.

Until finding that audio, at about 17 minutes David ploughs into the subject of Iodine/KI, I only had access to grainy, old, unconvertable RealVideo recordings. I have seen the chart he is mentioning in the audio, and to my recollection it is as follows:

96% of tested patients were below the minimum.
Of the 96% below the minimum, the majority had undetectable levels.

I find it very hard to believe, patients with 'Hashimoto's' (inflamed/attacked thyroid) were having an over-abundance of a balanced supply of minerals, particularly iodine/KI in balance with all others. Like sodium chloride, plain salt -the toxic left-overs from salt mining sold to the unsuspecting or ignorant- in too high a quantity without all the other naturally occurring balance of minerals causes problems, the evidence points to someone diagnosed as having 'Hashimoto's' having a general deficiency with specific mineral/elemental extremes/deficiencies, from my point of view, the same as 'Grave's' disease.



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