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I recently heard of people mixing Lugol's Iodine and DMSO for increased tissue penetration and immediately thought of doing the same with the Borax.
Does anyone know of any reason why DMSO would not improve the efficacy of the Borax?
Or of any reason why it may exacerbate any problems, or otherwise cause any issue whatsoever?
There's no information out there about this at the moment, but I'd say it should enhance the ability of the Borax to remove unwanted halides from deep within the tissues and maybe even the cells themselves...
I wondered if anyone had any thoughts on the matter beyond the advisable word of caution as this is obviously a new combination, to my knowledge at least...
Many thanks in advance...
PS I've also seen it mentioned that Iodine and Borax work well together. How far about do you space them when taking them? Or is that not even necessary?
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When it comes to sulfur (havent tried the DMSO), I have combined it (MSM) with all the other supplements I take. Great effect, and I would not bother about the combining this or that.
- I have taken everything in one go, only that vit C need to be taken several times a day, due to short half time, and continious need for it.
All the others; selenium, iodine, borax, whatever; I mix, and my body know what to to with it:)
Yes, boron and Iodine work well together, boron govern the parathyroid, Iodine the thyroid.
Makes me wonder if all the glands have a key mineral. Probably.
Topically;
http://www.ehow.com/how_8657166_mix-borax-sulfur.html
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This is a reply to # 2,104,108Thanks Gina... you mentioned how Borax & Iodine are great together, but I can't get this straight in my mind, surely one of the desirable effects of the Borax is that it detoxifies halides, how is the Lugol's Iodine different?
I understand that the Thyroid & Parathyroid need and utilise greater amounts of Iodine / Boron respectively, but surely their effects essentially cancel each other out?
If you agree, what do you think would be a reasonable spacing for Lugol's / Borax ingestion?
Or perhaps maybe there is something I am not getting about the way Borax works to remove fluorides / bromides / perchlorates etc.? Would love someone to set me straight on this...
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This is a reply to # 2,104,308It is the Iodine that replaces the other halogens; as they may occupy the Iodine receptor when-if we are short on iodine.
Fluoride, bromide, chlorine are taken in bucket loads today, compared with iodine. All from cars, to strawberries and teflon pans, gore tex fabric etc.
- Borax / boron are said to help fluoride detox; and as it balances the magnesium / calcium it may be so.
Calcification of the pineal gland, for instance, caused by fluoride (they have found HIGH levels of fluoride in the pineal) as fluoride naturally bind to calcium. Teeth, bones are effected, osteoporosis etc.
No reason to believe that iodine/boron cancel each other out. Rather complement each other, at least is this what have been reported at this board. And as already mentioned, I wouldnt bother with spacing them.
But none of this is rocket science, just our observations after supplementing both.- Re: Borax & DMSO healthyhappyhippy
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This is a reply to # 2,104,729My point was that since Iodine, Fluorine, Bromine and Chlorine are all in the same group of the periodic table, they all have similar chemical properties. This is the reason why the other halides replace Iodine in the body when we are Iodine deficient. As Boron works to detoxify the body from fluorides, bromides etc., my question referred to how this is actually done. If there is some specific mechanism that allows for the preferential removal of fluorides, bromides etc., then obviously there is no reason not to mix Boron and Iodine supplementation. If however, the detox mechanism is one that applies to all halides, then a proportion of the Iodine may also be being removed from the body at the same time.
Does anyone know that actual mechanism by which the Boron removes the halides from the body? Does it react with the halides directly? If so, what compounds does it form that are eliminated from the body? Are there any studies that anyone can point to that show how Boron detoxifies halides from the body?- Re: Borax & DMSO Ginagirl
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This is a reply to # 2,104,829As I said; it is the Iodine that replace the other halogens.
Boron cannot do it. But can help with the removal of fluoride, possibly. Via the calcium connection.
For bromide and chlorine, it is more the salt / chloride that helps.
I would love to link a good study about this, but I am afraid you are whipping a dead horse. The studies cost millions of dollars, who would finance such, when there is no patentable medication behind it? - Re: Borax & DMSO #130264
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This is a reply to # 2,104,829You might be interested in this article here, especially the section called Detoxification http://www.nutronix.com/nutronix/images/products/boron_information.pdf
Footnote IX leads to a study published in the journal "Fluoride" by Elsair, J, in 1980. Scroll down until you get to pages 30-38. http://www.fluorideresearch.org/131/files/FJ1980_v13_n1_p001-045.pdf
I wouldn't say it describes the "actual mechanism" by which boron detoxifies excess fluoride, except that boron promotes healthy levels of calcium and phosphorus, and those two bind the fluoride for excretion. The article also makes reference to a similar study done in 1977 by Baer et al. That one is not so easy to track down since it was published in German(y).
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