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does Iodine influence hormone receptor activity?
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<blockquote data-quote="Gianluca" data-source="post: 233547" data-attributes="member: 15469"><p>Thank you for your comment, and I agree with you that it is possible people have bad reactions even with lower dosages of iodine, or that could have been an excess symptom. We see this with different compounds.</p><p></p><p>However, this is not the chronic Lyme world. As I mentioned in an earlier thread, Iodine can cause detox symptoms, especially with higher dosages, for at least a week or two, PERIOD. Detox of bromide can really be serious for some. If people don't understand this, it is clear that they have never studied or researched Iodine long enough.</p><p></p><p>Iodine is a pretty complicated subject, and that is why I mentioned already a few times to members, before even considering taking higher dosages, and to read some books that were helpful to me, then anyone can make their own conclusion on the subject and see what to do with it.</p><p></p><p>There is really a lot to debate on Iodine, like anything else. This is not my work to debate, but I wish to just invite and help people to look a bit deeper into it before making mistakes or trying higher dosages. Reading some books may help those that are interested in the subject, rather than to write something, or post something found on the internet, or a single study found on pubmed, those do not conclude anything. </p><p></p><p>"This version of thinking" can lead to a lot of confusion about the subject, especially from those whom have done limited research on it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gianluca, post: 233547, member: 15469"] Thank you for your comment, and I agree with you that it is possible people have bad reactions even with lower dosages of iodine, or that could have been an excess symptom. We see this with different compounds. However, this is not the chronic Lyme world. As I mentioned in an earlier thread, Iodine can cause detox symptoms, especially with higher dosages, for at least a week or two, PERIOD. Detox of bromide can really be serious for some. If people don't understand this, it is clear that they have never studied or researched Iodine long enough. Iodine is a pretty complicated subject, and that is why I mentioned already a few times to members, before even considering taking higher dosages, and to read some books that were helpful to me, then anyone can make their own conclusion on the subject and see what to do with it. There is really a lot to debate on Iodine, like anything else. This is not my work to debate, but I wish to just invite and help people to look a bit deeper into it before making mistakes or trying higher dosages. Reading some books may help those that are interested in the subject, rather than to write something, or post something found on the internet, or a single study found on pubmed, those do not conclude anything. "This version of thinking" can lead to a lot of confusion about the subject, especially from those whom have done limited research on it. [/QUOTE]
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