Date:   2/8/2007 6:11:01 PM ( 17 y ago)
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yes, mon ami. It is established that the body needs two forms of iodine, both of which are provided by Lugol's solution. That is why I find it desirable. Other products typically contain only one form, and some of the products' ingredients are questionable. Certainly many will write inquiring about whether product X is good or bad and one could spend many hours in repetitive discourse on the subject.

"Detoxified Iodine" is clearly a marketing ploy. What is that supposed to mean ? Iodine, if used correctly, is not toxic any more than zinc, iron, or cobalt, etc all of which are necessary. If used improperly, it can be deadly. So can a screwdriver, shard of broken glass, and a box of matches. If it is "detoxified", then, does this make it "non-toxic" ? I think it may mis-lead those who are mis-leadable into believing something which isn't true. Certainly, they're selling on the name of Cayce. Maybe Cayce was a genius, maybe he was a lunatic, I will never know. Unless I know the exact contents of the bottle, I won't touch the stuff. There are a lot of kidney toxins out there. Last thing I need is to discover one the hard way.

 

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