Date:   9/30/2013 12:47:37 PM ( 12 y ago)
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DMgirl,
Itching is among the results of Bromine Detox with people starting high doses:

"While there can be no "allergy" to Elemental Iodine, we observe various adverse reactions from elemental Iodine in Iodine deficient people starting high doses. This has been well described, and can be easily avoided by starting with small doses of Iodine and gradually increasing dosage over time. Probably the most common report is a "metallic taste" in the mouth, which is harmless and merely means you are taking the "right stuff". Another posible set of adverse reactions relates to the fact that the severely iodine deficient person may be Bromine toxic, and undergoes rapid Bromine excretion when starting the Iodine tablets. Bromine is irritating and the excretion can cause skin itching or rash, nausea and other symptoms. This is usually transitory and is gone in a few days. Starting with a lower dose of iodine avoids the various adverse effects of skin itching and metallic taste and GI symptoms that can be reported at first. These are usually transient, and after a week or so, the dose can be safely increased to a full tablet daily."
http://jeffreydach.com/2011/04/06/iodine-is-safe-and-effective-by-jeffrey-dac...


Grizz

 

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