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Date Posted: 02:17:00 05/16/13 Thu
Author: Blaire (Hopeful)
Subject: Re: For Good Will Talking, Along With My Kind, Loving Fans & Friends Not On Facebook.
In reply to: Ravenbeauty 's message, "For Good Will Talking, Along With My Kind, Loving Fans & Friends Not On Facebook." on 16:19:56 05/14/13 Tue

Hi Raven and Goodwill:


Raven,
I have been reading your soap blogs for years, now. I have been sending you prayers since I read about your illness.

Last October, my friend Catherine discovered a lump in her breast. She had a mastectomy, and is now, doing fine. As everyone must make a personal choice in the route of treatment they take in this situation, my friend decided to go the natural route, opting to speak to a naturopath and staying away from chemo. Last night, I learned that she had been taking iodine as a form of treatment. The topic came up, because I had been looking for treatment for hypothyroidism. I also note that If you decide to supplement with iodine, you should take these co-supplements in order to avoid detox symptoms, though some just take 50mg Iodorol and are fine:

- - ½ tsp Natural Celtic Salt, Himalayan Pink Salt, Redmonds Salt or Hawaiin black salt
- - - If the Sea Salt is pure white, it is unacceptable (minerals have been stripped out )
- - 200mcg selenium (L-selenomethionine preferred)
- - 400 mg Magnesium - Glycinate preferred
- - 2,000mg Vitamin C - Ester-C preferred - do not take with iodine
- - ATP Cofactors caplet contains both 100mg B2 & 500mg B3 non-flushing in the correct ratio. Take 1/2 caplet with iodine up to 25mg, then one caplet for each 50 mg iodine,
- - - Cost Per Day for required supplements = 75 cents/day, 12.5mg iodoral = 25 cents/day
- - - All prices from Amazon.com ( Free shipping > $25 )
* Complete Details at http://tinyurl.com/iodine-references


I am also noting that I am choosing to take Iosol drops, due to its being more easily assimilated.


I am sending this information, b/c I have a feeling that this may help you in your case. The book about iodine and the reason why most Americans are deficient in it, as well as its significant links to breast cancer, is called "The Iodine Crisis" by Lynne Farrow--breast cancer survivor and advocate. In the book she states why iodine is not used as it had been for the past 15,000 years before the 1970s for treatment of illnesses such as breast cancer, thyroid function, and even syphillis! Lynne also describes her interactions with big-med doctors during her period with breast cancer. Interestingly enough, Farrow is a journalist, like you (I see you in this way).

There there is also a book by Dr. David Brownstien, "Iodine: Why You Need It, Why You Can't Live Without It." You see, the theory that Ms. Farrow supports is that breast cancer is caused by rampant deficiency in iodine, a necessary nutrient for bodily function, and bromine- poisioning--bromine is quite ubiquitous and can be found in mattresses (flame retardants), furniture, and even as a replacement of chlorine. You see, bromine is the antidote to iodine, which would be why most people are iodine deficient despite its being in seafood, seaweed, sea salt, and eggs.

Baby doll, I hope that helps you in any way--I mean, maybe, you've heard of iodine treatment.

God Bless, and I love you!

--B.

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