Re: hookworm but could it cause a change in thyroid hormone?

Bella,

These may be useful tips, or not, but your mention of hookworms makes me wonder if some stuff I read this evening might help.

First was a mention that hookworms cause mucus...how, I don't know.

The second was opinions that mucus may be THE cause of malabsorption of nutrients.

Follow the links from MadArt(ist)'s post...

//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1150607#i



Of course, that made me think of how the skin automatically 'balances' minerals in a bath or footbath of a 1% solution of Himalayan crystal salts. (If your doctor doesn't object to an ocean swim, for you.)

//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=378721#i


My Himalayan mineral salts came from...

http://www.heartfeltliving.com



For iodine, I eat a little crumbled kelp on my food, daily...sometimes dulse, though it's a stronger taste.

I don't know the 'best' amount to eat.

Hope these ideas are of help to you.

My best,

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