Is this right: Normally, we would take 1/2 teaspoon of table salt with water to clear out the bromide, and we would also take 1200 mg of magnesium to prevent body odor. But since the table salt is only needed for the Chloride, we can simply use Magnesium Chloride.
How much Magnesium Chloride is needed to replace the 1/2 tsp table salt and the 1200 mg Magnesium?
Thanks!
FROM THE FAQ:
http://www.breastcancerchoices.org/iprotocol
Basically you take 1/4 - 1/2 tsp Sea Salt in 1/2 cup warm water followed immediately by another 12-16 oz of water. The chloride will push the bromide out via the kidneys in the urine. Result: No headache or brain fog :)
It increases bromide elimination up to 10-fold!
Make sure to use a good quality salt such as "Himalayan Crystal Salt" or "Redmonts Real Salt"
I do my first salt load early in the morning, first thing, even before my first iodine intake. It prevents headaches and/or brainfog alltogether.
My source for the 1200 mg Magnesium dosage was an excerpt on CureZone taken from this article by Guy E. Abraham, M.D. : http://www.vrp.com/articles.aspx?page=LIST&ProdID=1781&qid=&zTYPE=2
Here is a relevant quote:
"Orthoiodosupplementation induces a detoxification reaction in some patients with high bromide levels7,8, including increased body odor and cloudy urine. The body odor lasts one to two weeks, but the cloudy urine may last several months before clearing up. . . . Increased fluid intake and a complete nutritional program emphasizing magnesium instead of calcium minimize these side effects. Administration of magnesium in daily amounts up to 1200 mg eliminated the body odor but not the cloudy urine. Scrubbing the skin with a vegetable brush while bathing is recommended in those cases. . . . Since chloride increases renal clearance of bromide8, a trial of chloride load (6-10 gm per day) would decrease the time required for bromide detoxification. Use unprocessed sea salt instead of processed iodized table salt."
A site frequently cited in this forum recommends "300-600 mg magnesium oxide or comparable magnesium supplement." Here is the link to that reference: http://www.breastcancerchoices.org/iprotocol
P.S. feel free to call me Stinky -- or Joe. Either way.