New Iodine Journey

Greetings Curezone. I have started taking Iodine and just looking for some feedback. I am a 33 year old male living in Los Angeles. No health problems. I started reading about taking Iodine on the internet and thought it sounded interesting. I have been surfing in the ocean, and was concerned about fukushima radiation which is probably how I stumbled across iodine. I am also a bit paranoid about chemtrails and am always noticing them spraying the sky above Los Angeles. Oh, I also do have many mercury fillings. I just thought I should mention that as I have seen it come up a number of times in these forums.

I first tried taking Lugols 2% around the beginning of december. I did not read enough about supplementation, so I was taking it by itself. First day was fine, I was taking 3 drops in the morning. 2nd day I started getting a runny nose and headaches. The next few days the headaches increased I started getting flu like symptoms and very achy. I also noticed in my armpit and at the bottom of my foot a painful boil was forming. I assumed I was detoxing through my lymph nodes in my armpit..wasnt sure about my foot but figured it was toxins being expelled. This is when I read more online and started salt flushing. It didn't really help, maybe a little bit with the headaches. So, after a few days of this, I stopped taking iodine. FYI, I was drinking reverse osmosis filtered water and I was using Mortons Sea Salt , which I later read contains an anti-caking agent!!

All of february, I was sober…stopped drinking and smoking. I researched more, and purchased some Magnesium Citrate, Selenium and Milk Thistle. So yesterday I started taking 3 drops of Lugols in the morning along with my new supplements. Oh, I am also taking a mens Multivitamin (NOW Adam). Today as well, and so far so good. I also plan on getting some Ester Vitamin C and ATP Cofactors soon. I have been drinking about 1/3 teaspoon of pink himalayan salt in warm water about 2 times a day as well.

I hope this time around the detox will be…not so gnarly!

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