Re: Would someone please post protocol

Thank you! I'm glad you said what you said, which included mention of ".... Yes this forum is growing rapidly and since it is not a support forum(yet!) there is no specified protocal..."

This really hits on one of the big questions I have (I have several); the idea of an Iodine Protocol and specifically, can anybody please give me an example of one? This question seems to be highly interwined with the fact that there is no Iodine Support forum. I don't understand this rational. You seem to be saying that there won't be a protocol until this topic becomes a Support Forum topic. Maybe this is an example, one that we all now have a chance to witness, of a proverbial "chicken before the egg or egg before the chicken" conundrum.

Just for the sake of it, lets pretend there already is an Iodine Support forum. If I then ask a question in that forum that IS relevant to an aspect of an Iodine Protocol, somebody is liable to say "this is a support forum, not a debate forum, please take you your question in an appropriate forum". Well, right now the questi IS in the debate forum, and there does not seem to be consistent guidance for an Iodine Protocol.

Personally, it does not matter to me how a post is labeled or how it is grouped or filtered or in any other way tagged, but it is important for me to understand how a protocol came to life in the first place. Maybe I'm wrong, but this forum just might be one such place....or at least, it's trying to. If I understand what you are saying, you seem to be saying we won't have a protocol to follow until a Support Forum is established, but on the other hand, once the Support Forum is established, the Forum Rules will not allow questions to be entertained there...."cause they are stimulating debate, not support".

So is this Iodine topic still an egg, or has it already been born as a growig chicken? I get the impression that a lot of the sentiment around this forum is leaning towards the latter, which is fine, but it would stil be very nice and important to know a little about the egg.



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