Lugol’s burning skin? Why? 
Savagegrace
17 y
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I posted about the skin tag experiment I’m going to try.
Shortly thereafter beenthere30 and #48124 spoke about the “burning” of “good” skin in removing skin tags.
Does anyone understand why?
As breast tissue likes the Iodide form perhaps adding vitamin c prior to application, thus eliminating the Iodine form, might tell us that a type of Iodine is causing the ‘burning”
Opinions?
GS
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- Re: Lugol’s burning skin? Why? beenthere30
17 y
11,104
This is a reply to # 848,321I've been using Lugol's and it has burned my skin (not stinging but looks like a bad sunburn, peels and is well). My sister used it on a very dry area of her neck. It burn, peeled and she had nice new skin. I'm not really concerned because it certainly isn't hurting anything, but if it's in a place where you would be rubbing it, it doesn't feel very good. Maybe if we paint it all over we'll get a new coat of skin (hahaha) and I could use that too.
- Re: Lugol’s burning skin? Why? anuzoani 17 y 11,021
- Thanks everyone. Savagegrace
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This is a reply to # 848,488Thanks,
beenthere30, anuzoani and #48124
Okay, here's the deal.
I'm aware of the pros and cons of applying bloodroot and castor oil under various conditions.
Therefore when I see different results from applying Lugol's (I'm not going to get into different types of iodines) It makes me wonder why.
One of the things we might take into consideration is what I read from a single Doctor about castor oil.
He stated the only time he saw people get "aggravated" skin from castor oil was when they didn't use soap to remove the oil.
The oil had released toxins which were then simply allowed to stay on contact with the skin rather than being properly removed.
So? Is it possible this may be occuring with the Iodine as well?
A second possibility is acidic or alkaline skin condition varies from person to person.
So the answer may be to wash the area an hour or two after applying the Lugol's?
Anyway, I may have reversed which Iodine for breasts etc. They prefer one type over the other.
[Sorry, don't know about Kent Lugol's Iodine. Sounds like the contaminants would be slightly higher.]
GS
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- Re: Lugol’s burning skin? Why? #48124
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This is a reply to # 848,321Hey SG in case you have not read my other message, I wanted to say that the burn was from using a saturated pad of Lugol's on the spot that caused the damage. The solution is very potent used that way and care should be taken.
I think I'm getting confused about which the breast likes...iodide or iodine. I thought it was both? 48124
- Re: Lugol’s burning skin? Why? beenthere30
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