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48 Y/O Female with hypothyroidism was treated with iodine pills and T3 cytomel. While on high dose T3 and iodine, she developed double vision and pop eye on the right. MR= swollen eye muscles...
48 Y/O Female with hypothyroidism was treated with iodine pills and T3 cytomel. While on high dose T3 and iodine, she developed double vision and pop eye on the right. MR= swollen eye muscles...
Here's an informal observation.
The healthiest people are the most iodine deficient.
The healthier you are, the more likely you are to:
--Avoid junk foods--30% of which have some iodine... 
Iodine is so important for the healthy functioning of the thyroid, but soils are often depleted of this nutrient and chemicals such as flouride and bromine and chlorine can displace iodine in the body...
Wow. We sold out of the trial order of Lugol's Iodine in one day. We'll have more product next week... it to all patients. Also we use "my formula" which gives about 12.5 mgs of iodine/iodide per 10 drops. Dr. Young... 
Japanese health authorities have found levels of radioactive iodine and cesium in spinach, milk, and water. They detected levels of iodine-131 up to seven times higher than safety limits in spinach...
Supplemental Iodine is important for people on a vegetarian diet,who avoid seafood or those who restrict their salt intake. #MaryWoznyHealth
Iodine Induced Hyperthyroidism by Jeffrey Dach MD. The Strange Case of the Autonomous... usually arise as a result of iodine deficiency and can result in hyperthyroidism from small amounts of iodine intake. << MORE >>
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As the iodine experience grows, I've made several unique observations.
Up to several times per day, I see people who are responding in some positive way to iodine supplementation. (See previous...
and consumption of soy.
And I noted how soy is an inhibitor in the absorbtion of the nutrient, iodine. That, in turn, causes hypothyroidism, or under-active thyroid.
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