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Sheryl777
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Does it matter where you buy Lugol's 5% iodine solution? I noticed there is a lugols.com but other sites sell it as well. Is it all the same?

I'm getting off T-3 and I think iodine would help.

Sheryl

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I think it's probably all the same. Pet Mountain has it. For a $5 discount type FIVE in the spot for coupons. I've read if you paint a 2 inch square of iodine on your skin and it's gone in less than 24 hrs you are deficient. I did that and it was gone in less than 12 hrs. I take 2-3 drops of Lugol's every day.

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Very good advice Janice.
It is a good basic visual test.

Most today are low in iodine.

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According to my calculations the Pet Mountain Lugol's is 12% so I guess it could be diluted with distilled water. Do you take 2-3 drops of Pet Mountain Lugol's a day? Good deal for the price.

I painted both wrists yesterday. When I looked a couple of hours later, the stains were gone.

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When I painted on the iodine - it was gone in about 10 minutes!

I've been taking the Hulda Clark iodine & it has helped. My AM temperature went back to normal after many years of being low.

I took bio-identical thryoid & it didn't work as well & it was expensive.

The Clark iodine is 890 mcg of granular iodine & sodium iodide in 1/2 drop. I think you are supposed to start off with really small amounts & work it up.

I take about 1 drop every 2-3 days. The 12% may be too strong. You need to look at various websites & compare the dosage. You don't want to over-do it!

I think the percentages vary but they are mostly about 3% if I recall correctly.

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You can also ask your LLMD for a RX for Ioderal. Compounding pharm. make have it. Mine dr. gave me a RX for that and my Armour. Most of us lymie's are hypothyroid and need more Iodine for our thyroid (and thyroid meds).

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I am just starting nebulizing iodine to kill off some strep.
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Some people do nebulized colloidal silver, too.
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