Love and greets for VWT team - Iodine and the Diabetic

Good mornevening. It's nearly lunch in Europe.

I wanna share grattitude again for what I learned here several years ago when first trying Lugols and plugging through all the symptoms of bromide, dieoff, heckin, diabetikus type 1 that started after Amalgam fillings.

I'm two years free of Amalgams now, might still need a little cleanup on the gums, but I'm far from ded. ;)

The most valuable to me here was instruction on the cofactors, how the simporter, thyroid and hormone systems work, and halogen displacement theory. Haven't forgotten!

Working currently with a group using high-dose Iodine therapy, with a two-step approach- epsom salt, salt loading with potassium and C, and basic coverage of cofactors daily (safe for before Amalgam removal),

and in the second step (after Amalgam removal), introducing iodine, and in the support group, MSM.



If you wanna read on it, google Wilking Protocol.
Personally, use what works. Remember, God is good, and did not introduce illness to the earth (Ha'satan did.) Seek Him, don't stay idle on maintaining the Temple that is your body. Resigning yourself to suffering is not the same as listening to and getting to know your Maker.

Probiotics and high fat intake is part of the reccommendations!



However in the case of a diabetic, the body flushes out phosphates with every high blood glucose. When trying Epsom Salts , it sets me in a downward spiral. We found though that supplementation with phosphatidylcholine (800+ mg/day) gave a sharp improvement in clarity of thought and memory, energy and ability to enjoy life.

Have moved on to testing things out with other phosphate sources like TSP, with attentiveness to the details about calcium balance.

Tolerance for 100mg SSKI has levelled out nicely, there's no bawling, weary worsening of symptoms for me right now- I can only say hooray for salt loading and the right coverage of nutrients!


Without learning here, I'd still be a stick in the mud.
Thanks y'all, and bless this christmas :)