FAQS: Healing Attitude: Will I have to take lugol's for the rest of my life?

FAQS: I have started supplementing with iodine. I am somewhat worried about my thyroid getting used to it and having to take it for my whole lifetime maybe? I mean, I know that it would be wise supplementing for a lifetime but I am afraid that supplementing might become MANDATORY after doing Iodine for a while. I just do not want to become addicted, is there such a possibility?"


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If you have concerns over the possibility that Iodine supplementation may cause complications then by all means be sure to proceed with the advice of a health care professional. And also be sure to stay connected with what you are feeling and experiencing with your body, as in --what your body communicates to you as you proceed forward.

Personally, I don’t like taking supplements at all. As an alternative, there are food choices one can make for oneself. Foods that will provide the needed amounts of whatever is needed for the body. And most certainly there are foods that I will absolutely stay away from.

All the information that is needed is here on this forum. As new information comes in, some of it can be filed away for your own personal use. In this way, it is a very alive forum. Enough people here are excited about reclaiming their health that has been lost at some time or other.

Ignorance is bliss.
The fear comes because you are now aware that the body may have a need for something that it may not have been getting previously. Before this, you were unaware of it, and without the concern for taking on such a responsibility.

Maybe another few questions will answer your question about supplementing for life:
Is the quality of life a concern to you? Or are you content on just a survival type of existence? Means: Are you content to move from birth to death horizontally --like any other animal? Or, are you interested in moving vertically --into higher realms of awareness and creativity?
Does your body need food? Air? Water? Sunlight? Shelter? Are these things needed for the rest of you life? Are you addicted to these?

If you do not want to think about what your body-mind needs…if you do not want the responsibility of taking on such a care, then you can go back to sleep [if you are able] and do not think about it at all. Nobody, here, will say anything more about it. Nobody is forcing you to move one way or the other. It is entirely your choice in what attitude you choose to have.

The question is more about attitude, then. It is your choice. Whether you look at taking on such a responsibility as a burden, or, as a welcome change to your present life style.
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