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Re: RE: listen to Newport said Trapper..... by wombat ..... Iodine Supplementation Support by VWT Team

Date:   4/9/2011 8:06:15 PM ( 14 y ago)
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Lots of people have supplemented iodine AND selenium with amalgams. T posted that article to stir the pot(I think, I really have no idea why he posted that baloney). He's passionate about amalgam removal, that's for sure.

Search the term "selenium" within this forum. Look at the FAQ on selenium. We NEED selenium, it's essential.

Foe example, selenium in serum is protective against breast cancer:

 

Selenium in serum as a possible parameter for assessment of breast disea...     RRR by wombat   18 mon  651  Iodine Supplementati

      
       
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Subject:   Selenium in serum as a possible parameter for assessment of breast disease.
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This was published 20 years ago- seems like a really simple way to test for breast disease.

LACK of selenium in serum = breast disease.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2207347


"The level of selenium in blood serum was determined in 33 patients with Breast Cancer , 13 women with verified mastopathy, and 43 healthy subjects from the Zagreb area. In the second and third quartiles the values of selenium obtained from sick subjects (41-58 micrograms/L) and healthy subjects (73-89 micrograms/L) differed significantly (P less than 0.001). In the group of subjects with mastopathy, serum selenium in the same way ranged from 67-76 micrograms/L and did not differ significantly from the group of healthy women, but differed significantly from the patients with breast cancer (P less than 0.001). Such a result leads to the conclusion that determination of selenium in the blood could be used as a non-invasive diagnostic parameter in clinical assessment of malignant breast disease."

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