Okay. Yeah I had an idea you were pretty nuts trapper, but now it’s certain. Do you not realize the guy in this video has mental issues? Can you not see that in 5 seconds just by looking at him? Nevermind the fact he’s drinking turpentine.   [End]
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I believe this was made up, as the only mention of this I can find is copy pasted duplicates of the original message. The brain is extremely sensitive to the effects of toxic materials such as heavy metals and organic compounds. Many of these compounds tend to accumulate in nerve cells where they can cause severe oxidative damage. Neurological disturbances may be the result. MSM is one of the few antioxidants which can easily pass the blood-brain barrier. It prevents and repairs oxidative damage and restores cell membrane elasticity and permeability. This allows the nerve cells to start ...
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I can’t seem to find a single piece of supporting evidence for this. The only mention of this MSM curing this woman’s dementia I can find on the Internet is exactly what you copy pasted. Pretty much guaranteed it was made up, it’s not cited anywhere and there is nothing to support this.   [End]
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This is 8/8 people reporting symptoms from Iodine that have gone MIA.   [End]
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You should be aware, I’m going to be slowly going through this forum to see how many people came here, started taking iodine, got sick and stopped posting for months, never to be heard from again. I’m at 7/7 so far. Tread carefully. I’ve now read around 100 reports of iodine causing thyroid cancer, removal of thyroid or hashimotos. What you do is your own choice, but there are two people on this forum who prey on innocent people, giving them so many wonderful promises they can’t help but try it out.   [End]
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So this guy went off his thyroid meds, and started the iodine protocol. Hasn’t been heard from in 5 months. This is 7/7 people so far. I’m not cherry picking either, I’m going through everyone.   [End]
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This is 6/6 people I’ve seen taking iodine feeling terrible, and being recommended to take more who disappear for months. Never heard from again. You should be in jail trapper. You’re basically posing as a Doctor and giving what appears to be lethal advice. I’m going to go through the whole forum if I have to, to see if I can get this 100%, all people treated disappearing after deciding to go back on or upping dosage.   [End]
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Well, looks like you’re on the right track, you developed hypothyroidism from taking iodine, stopped taking it. Got worse, and then started again not to be seen from again. This is 5/5 people I’ve found reporting symptoms during iodine supplementation who vanished after their post for at least 3 months.   [End]
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Another person asking why they feel so bad on iodine who suddenly stops posting for many months. Great job.   [End]
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S.j didn’t last too long. Lucky thing you insisted she keep taking iodine when it was clearly making things worse.   [End]
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It’s a good thing you guys talked susie21s into going back on iodine. How’s she been doing lately? Oh, this was her last post? Hasn’t been seen from in 3 months? Good job guys.   [End]
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And this was susie21s last message. After being advised by many people on here to get back on iodine even though she was clearly getting much worse. If she’s dead, it’s on you guys. You need to really try and think hard on that.   [End]
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Or it could be the fact that 3mg of iodine is an overdose and has caused hashimotos in the past? Destroying the thyroid gland will result in long term side effects not related to how much iodine is currently in your system. A better analogy would be swallowing a piece of glass, it passes through you, and is completely out of your system in days. But for some reason you still have internal bleeding weeks afterwards. I can’t believe how much damage you guys are doing over here.   [End]
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Holy cow, so you’re saying even when the test shows a person has enough iodine that the test is wrong and they should still keep taking it. So in what situation should a person not do it? You even came on here and basically attacked someone who’s life was ruined by iodine. I’ve read many accounts of people getting very ill on iodine. Many people developing hypo and hyperthyroidism, hashimotos. And again many ending up with thyroid cancer and removal of their thyroid. How is this a safe protocol if it leads to the destruction of the thyroid gland? I’ve also seen many people g ...
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I don’t really understand why people get on the iodine protocol? I’ve found countless cases of people going on the iodine protocol ending up with thyroid cancer, hashimotos and necessary removal of the thyroid gland. 5% of people have hashimotos at some point, and iodine has been shown many, many times to induce hypo/hyperthyroid and hashimotos, sometimes during an iodine urine test of 50mg. This means that even one dose could trigger hashimotos. You guys all take it for 3 months if I recall? 50 to 100mg a day? I’ve read many accounts of people desperately wishing more than any ...
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It really worries me how many people look to you for serious health advice.   [End]
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I really want to see how you address this. I know you’re going to try and worm your way out of it, claim you didn’t mean to say cutler opposed methylation, just that it was supplementary or some nonsense. Well I’ve got plenty more of him overtly saying what I said. But I have a feeling you’re going to be much more supportive of Andy saying it than me. You’ll go through a process of changing your views on anything andy says, whenever you read it. You don’t have a mind of your own. If you did you’d understand that Andy was one man, he was a chemist. Not a medical professional. ...
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I’m not really sure what your issue is Joe, you’d figure with the benefits you’ve gotten from chelation you’d have some peace of mind, but you’re one of the most aggressive and ignorant people I’ve ever met. You didn’t respond to anything I said. You just kept shrugging it off. Telling me I can’t read because I said cutler doesn’t agree with MTHFR being an issue. Let’s see if you can read this. ”So stop being distracted by all this SNP/methylation blockage nonsense. It’s keeping a lot of people from getting better. The SNP’s tested for are normal wild type variants that have b ...
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Can’t tell if you’re kidding or not. But are you really claiming Iodine gave you cancer, and Boron lead to an abundance of toxic Iron almost immediately on supplementation? Also you know that one of the cofounders of Quackwatch has had a dozen lawsuits against him, and is no longer credible in a court of law? He’s a failed psychiatrist and Doctor. Why he’s still able to be considered a Doctor is beyond me. But you claiming that Iodine gave you cancer immediately is insane, I guess it makes sense that you’d be following quackwatch. It’s not so much that members of your community ...
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I’ve spent a few hours trying to piece together information on CYP3A4 and it’s involvement in heavy metal detoxification. I’m curious if anyone has looked into this, as it would definitely cause serious harm in the consumption of black pepper in large quantities, supplemental piperine and grapefruit/grapefruit juice. The reason I’m asking is that I haven’t been able to find any mention of it, and considering the widespread use of Turmeric (or) Curcumin and Piperine (or) Biopiperine combination supplements in those with CFS could possibly lead to liver failure or death during heavy me ...
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All you’ve offered me here are figures and statistics that Andy himself had purported with no reference himself. Doing it a step separated from him is even more outlandish, it seems that this man is something of a guru. He’s already stated that MTHFR is not a condition worth noting, and that in order to treat these people, you’d just give them a megadose of folic acid. That’s not sound science, that’s him pushing his baseless opinion and risking injury to many. According to him methylation treatment in general is quackery and mercury is the answer to everyone’s problems. You repo ...
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So as far as I’ve been able to gather, Andy asserts that inorganic mercury, (Hg++) cannot be methylated within the body. The only source of methylmercury is minor amounts methylated by gut bacteria, seafood, and inhalation. He also makes it clear that if we were able to methylate mercury, it wouldnt be an issue in the first place, as we would excrete it. He also warns against NAC, as it will mobilize mercury around the body but never excrete it due to a weak bond. Just curious what you guys think of the following study. On NAC and methylmercury elimination. ”Methylmercury ...
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