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Re: Side Effects


I could find no direct link between Iodine and sciatica to explain your message:
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"By the way, Ive had a case of sciatica that is gone after Lugol's supplementing. Numb foot and leg pain is gone. I dont have any explanation except for the lugol's
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What could the link possibly be??? I was mystified for a while. So today I broadened the search and found the link: Here it is:
Q: sciatica and hypothyroid
can sciatica and hypothyroid be connected

A: Absolutely! Hypothroidism is the second biggest contributor to neuropathy (nerve damage), second to diabetes. Nerve function and sensitivity are very closely tied to thyroid function.

You may wish to read my article about "The Power of Hormones"
Dr. Christina Lasich, MD

Thank you so much!!! My gyn just diagnosed me with hypothyroidism
http://www.healthcentral.com/chronic-pain/c/question/816364/68659


Here is the link. Iodine deficiency directly causes hypothyroidism, and it is the resulting hormone imbalance that causes nerve pain.
You very likely were suffering additional symptoms of hypothyroidism such as cold hands, cold feet, and body temp below 98.6 degrees. Cure your hypothyroidism with Iodine supplements per this file:
http://tinyurl.com/iodine-references


What do you think? Did you have hypothyroidism?

Grizz
 

 
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