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carol

Brownstein is an expert on several things, like diabetes (diabetessummit.com) and thyroid.. there are only about 40 drs who know how to reverse diabetes, or cure it.
I know that when I tried to heal my thyroid, I had no support , but found that traditional Chinese med has been curing hypo and hyper for thousands of years. It should still be available at ITMonline.org look in the articles under disease names .
I hope Dr. Will will not be harassed by others drs now . Protect yourself.. they are even trying to stop supplements of all kinds now and anh-usa.org has a petition to send ..
KellyBroganMD is the people version of healing , trained by Dr. Gonzales in NYC, and now 12-24 natural healng physicians that were actually healing cancer have been found dead, The last one had his research raided by the gov and he was found dead floating n the river behind his home three days later. The DOJ/gov says they all have died due to 'natural ' causes or suicide, which doesn't fit with any of them. naturalnews.com has article.

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Nora Claypool

Well sir, I failed to bookmark the article about the study I read, which I heard about from Dr. Ed Group. A recent one--cited evidence that Nacent Iodine from the pure, purple crystals heals the thyroid gland and restores gut function as well. Fairly critical not to put a pet on a LOW IODINE diet, as many vets suggest, although some are beginning to catch on that MORE Iodine is needed, not LESS. Cats seem to be genetically very similar to people in their need for Iodine and there is a chronic deficiency in a high percentage of the people tested. Although the article did not address cats specifically, it makes sense for cats to be deficient as well, because of our common food sources. Food is truly medicine as Socrates said, and you have to get rid of the chemical-laden cans!
Most commercial pet foods are the problem, of course. They use cheap fillers and synthetic vitamins, so if they bother to put any Iodine in the food at all, the living body can't utilize it. Synthetic vitamins have right-spin molecules that can't enter cells which are naturally left-spin. It has to be Nacent to be bioavailable.
The big, unrecognized problem is the chemicals in the lining of the cans. Those chemicals affect people too, and look how much bigger we are than a cat! Duh!
I believe the plastic linings used in pet food cans contain other chemicals that trigger hyperthyroidism in cats. If you take a plump kitty and feed canned, sooner or later he'll be thin if the cans are lined with BPA plastic. I stopped giving Pookie all canned foods if they don't say "BPA Free Liner" on the can. It's not the cheaper foods that are free of this endocrine destroyer, but I have found Whole Paws at Harry's and a couple other brands that have stopped using BPA linings, and I am now feeding a little canned again...which she LOVES. She gets tired of my cooking, I suppose, as does my husband, LOL! (hey, I'm not THAT bad! We all like variety. You can only eat so many mushrooms before you want a cheeseburger under them.)
Pookie is very small so I gave one drop a day. A larger cat might need two or three drops. (right from the bottle.) It took about a month for results. I give a maintenance dose now, once or twice a week. Oh, it stains bedding, so beware Iodine slobber! This is not like homeopathic remedies that are one size, the dose has to be according to weight/size, based on results. I calculated a dose for a six-pound cat based on a "human dose," which is all the bottle gives you. Dr. Group has a website, I think it's Global Healing Center or something close to that. The X-2 is an InfoWars product, developed by him. I hear Alex Jones swims in Barton Springs, too doc. Tell him I said "Hi" if you see him, LOL!

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Judy

Read the iodine book by Dr. David Brownstein. It is for people but if most people have a iodine deficiency it would follow that dogs do too. Would not use the Nacent iodine. Use the Lugol's. I use 3rdi Lugol's Iodine 5%. Have been adding a few drops to the dogs water. Look up on eBay 3rdi Iodine and he has info on this site.

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