So quick follow up question on this - would you recommend taking the same cofactors with sski as you would iodoral/lugols?   [End]
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Thx Trapper - how do I go about ordering SSKI?   [End]
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I’ve been reading through the forums as much as I can and I have read The Iodine Crisis as well as Dr. Brownstein’s book. I thought I had a pretty solid grip on the subject but I wanted to ask the difference between Trappers SSKI and Lugols. It seems that I have a thyroid issue. My libido tanked about a year ago. I discovered iodine and started with T2T i felt like I was 19 again. Then it stopped being as effective about 3 months in. I’ve tried to take small doses of Iodoral (12.5mg first then 6.25mg) and I can’t tolerate taking iodine internally - it brings my digestive system ...
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I’ve been on and off iodine and experimenting with dosage for the better part of 4 months now. I have to say that sometimes I feel incredible and sometimes I feel terrible. Bottom line is I would really like some professional guidance on dosage, cofactors, etc and to get overall blood work done to make certain that I am indeed heading towards good health instead of putting a band aid on a bigger issue. While I am incredibly open minded to trying alternative treatments, the big reason I don’t want to see a normal doc is because I don’t want to be prescribed a bunch of medication. Tak ...
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Thanks for the quick response! The iodine is definitely causing a reaction that is leading to the constipation. When I stop using it i have 3 bowel movements a day. When i’m on it I don’t go at all. That said, I have been diligent about taking the co-factors including 4 capsules of 500mg Ester C as well as plenty of Selenium and they just don’t see to make a dent in the rate of digestions / constipation. Any other ideas? Thanks.   [End]
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Hi - I’m new here and was looking for some guidance from some of you iodine veterans. For the last couple of years I’ve had on and off fatigue, psoriasis, eczema, and anxiety. I dealt with all of them but then my sex drive disappeared and that was not going to fly. I’m 34 yrs old, male, and extremely healthy. I work out 5 days a week doing high intensity interval training and eat a paleo diet (high protein/low carb). I noticed the more I pushed it in my workouts the less interested in sex and life I was. Someone recommended iodine to me and i decided to give it a shot. All i ...
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