Dr. Alan Christianson 
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Has anyone read much of his info? I'm just listening to a webcast about the thyroid by him.
He's the author of 'The Complete Idiot's guide to thyroid disease'.
- Re: Dr. Alan Christianson "video" torn2tears
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,992,204Hi SL,
He says some interesting things about iodine, and desiccated thyroid.
He mentions amirodarin, as a trigger for Hyperthyroidism.
As a heart patient I was on it for 8 months and it did cause my thyroid problems as well as my lack of the real(right)iodine.
What concerns me is no mention of co-factors and at the very least 200 mcg's of "selenomethionine."
For Iodine users- Selenomethionine or SeMC don't leave home without it...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hd2VlHhJzLQ
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- Re: Dr. Alan Christianson "video" SouthLondoner
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,992,247One of his comments were that too much Iodine is just as bad as too little, citing that studies show a J curve - with optimal intake being 250-400mcg, which is contrary to everything I have read and done myself. Im taking between 50 and 150mg a day atm.
Also stated that Iodine can take with it toxic subtances into the thyroid.- Re: Dr. Alan Christianson "video" torn2tears
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This is a reply to # 1,992,269Over 100 mg's of Iodine a day fixed my Hyperthyroid. Of course 200 to 400 mcg's of selenomethionine saved the day.
I wasn't even taking ANY co-factors at the time either.
Those co-factors would have definitely eased my detox days as well as salt flushes that I NEVER did.
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