The Ultimate Crash Course on Iodine💊

[@Pomelu]

this solved my 6 month long apathy, I knew something was up but my blood was tested on almost everything on the entire labform, but they don't do iodine blood tests, now when I started supplementing iodine on my own after trying dozens of things beacause my doctors thought I was becoming crazy and made up a problem, I became alive after 3 days, crazy... thank you so much, I've lost a lot of confidence in medical professionals that's for sure...

[@wilrockq1065]

Can you please explain what you mean by “alive”? What improved for you? I’ve been tested in several ways and my iodine has been low each time.

[@INDOMINION]

I walked into a pharmacy/drug store (chancy drugs) today and asked for dietary iodine. Pharmacist said she had no idea that iodine was taken orally. I asked her if she ever heard of iodized salt. She looked at me puzzled and confused. I stated that I was in the wrong place and walked out the door.

[@curiouskitten]

​@@INDOMINION😂😂

[@kymberlybade1480]

The most toxic thing in our environment is the healthcare $$$ industry.

[@ljf019560]

We no longer have doctors. We have care takers that push big pharma drugs. I stopped taking all 13 prescriptions and started healing myself. I haven’t felt this good in a very long time. Amazing what iodine does for the body. I’ve learned to listen to my body.

[@vee4029]

Please add ovarian cysts to the list. It’s been such an arduous journey of figuring out but even if one woman can benefit from this comment, I’d be happy. 🙏

[@alamaria.medicina]

did iodine helped you with cysts?

[@lmwlmw4468]

Greetings from Portugal. My wife at age 23 started having breast lumps ..... put her on Iodine (kelp) and after a few days, those lumps were gone. Today at 59, she is still having Kelp and still no problems...!!! Great video.

[@go2therock]

Kelp as a supplement?

[@cmo6789]

It’s seaweed but can also be purchased as a supplement.

[@jeanettecombrinck5388]

Yes thyroid

[@Pris_Darko]

Hi what brand does she takes pls?I was reading kelp isn't so safe to take cause of the pollution and I'm researching it

[@MsSilver41]

Another reason not to ban cows but to ban the nitrogen fertilisers ,

[@paulodomingues4179]

True!

[@jacobclark89]

Don't ban nitrogen if it is organic. stop spraying they're food with grazon 😞

[@KAT-dg6el]

When I was in my 30s I was told I needed a mammogram every year even though there was no breast cancer in my family. Thinking doctors knew everything I did what I was told. My dog began pushing his nose deep inside my breast. So when I went in for my mammogram I told them, I think there’s something in there. They didn’t see anything on the mammogram because my breasts are too dense. My first thought that is why am I getting one of these every year? So then they did an ultrasound and found a lump about the size of a plum. Said it was benign. Course they wanted to cut it out so I went to a naturopath. He had me take five drops of Lugol’s iodine daily Within two months the tumor has shrunk. I’ve been taking 3 to 4 drops daily for the last 15 years. All my thyroid tests come out normal. I have discovered that this is to help counteract radiation. Not saying everybody should do this but it’s not harming me.

[@YouButter]

Wow

[@julitazebrowski2449]

Thanks for sharing, I also have cysts in my breasts. The doc never mentioned iodine. I'm pretty mad at that. My tsh was higher, she said let's wait till it gets even higher and then think about drugs to manage that! Shocker! I hope my cysts go away.

[@JessSkubi]

That's an amazing story! I hope more people see this miracle. 🙌🏿🥰

[@Wellness_180]

@@julitazebrowski2449that makes me so angry. They have no answers except drugs. Did the same to my MiL. I went OfF on the doc. 😤

[@jac1161]

only 1-2% at most of breast cancer is "familial." More brainwashing.

[@NeyooxetuseiDreamer]

So THANKFUL TO ALL THE NEW DOCTORS WHO SHARE AND TEACH ALL OF US

[@MgtowFreightTrain]

I love how a crash course is an hour and 11 minutes.

[@cates_keto]

Ireland 🇮🇪 I was never diagnosed but I got my own blood results and read them myself. I thought I was a little hypo so I bought iodine and WOW 😮 what a difference to my life!!! Energy, great skin, flaky skin on forehead gone, wow, wow, wow!!!

[@wasimahmed1570]

what doses pls?

[@leavethemkidsalone860]

Until now, no one has ever ever told me that the 3 and 4 in t3 and t4 are iodine molecules....

[@jac1161]

you think you're alone dear one? NO ONE knew this...not even the doctors. They are Pharma reps. I know, it's scary, sad and a lot of our health have been destroyed in the process of this...process. :(

[@catherinekahle3897]

They don't want us to know, my "specialist's warned me not to take it! Imagine that😵‍💫. I was on synthroid for over 30yrs. Then 4 yrs ago I read Dr David Brownstein's book on Iodine! It saved my sanity, energy and life!!

[@aliciastanley5582]

Really ? Wish iI’d known

[@valerie4975]

My new gynecologists actually told me only TSH matters - she was clueless.

[@stuarthutt3740]

If I used iodinized salt and ate salt water fish each day my iodine intake would be less than 1mg per day. Our body has about 1500mg of which up to 50mg is stored in the thyroid. Other iodine storage areas are breasts saliva glands and ovaries which also make T2. We urinate excess iodine. Your 12.5 mg per day is excellent. The breasts store iodine but the thyroid needs iodide. Lugols is a good supplementation. Iodine was being used to cure goiter in the 1800s. Doctors in the 1970s were using 400mg three times per day Super Saturated iodine for patients in the hospital. Goiter is from low iodine. Hashimotos is low iodine and low selenium, B2, B3 possibly. If your doctor only test TSH T4 T3 ask for an iodine test. Low iodine results in breast and ovary cysts which can turn cancerous. There is a pandemic of deficient vitamin D and iodine.

[@patriciacole8773]

Thank you

[@patriciacole8773]

Can you tell me if it was the iodine supplement in Liquid Kelp 800 mcg one drop in my palm for dupuytrens , that made me weak!!! 4 days only. For a week before that I took boron. I’ve stopped everything. Like d3… k2. That’s all.

[@ozge4039]

I took 5% Lugol's iodine five days a week for a year, applying it to my stomach, nails, throat, and everywhere else, and it worked really well for me. However, at the end of the year, I developed large lymph nodes in my throat, under my jaw, and around my ears, as well as near the trachea. I experience a burning sensation in my throat whenever Lugol's iodine touches it. It swells more and never goes down. Killing good bacteria and allowing bad ones to multiply, causing an infection in my salivary glands. I have used many antibiotics, but it never goes away. And in the last three months, five thyroid nodules suddenly appeared. We also applied 2% Lugol's iodine to my son and had him gargle with it, and he developed black rashes on his legs, his teeth decayed, white lines appeared on his nails, and his throat lymph nodes became very hard. What is 'T2'? I have developed problems in my salivary glands and breasts after using iodine. Do you know how to fix this with 'T2'?

[@bajone02]

Thanks for the complete dump of your summary of best iodine tips!!

[@bajone02]

​@@ozge4039I am not a functional doctor. Sounds like you used way too much iodine. I took 2% lugols drops up to 4-5 drops most days for several months. I felt better and had good results. That would be much less concentration than you took daily. I took mine internally even tho bottle said not to. My decision was based on many comments by helpful people in good YT videos.

[@lucyloudozarr9349]

HIGH OXALATE diet and people who make oxalates due to B1 B2 B3 B6 deficiency - oxalates blocks iodine uptake. I developed a goiter eating those foods. I was diagnosed with Graves and copper helped right away for the anxiety. I would love to hear more about copper “regulating” thyroid 😊

[@kellikelli4413]

I've read that Soy increases copper uptake - too much isn't good either.

[@audreygregis8721]

Yep! I believed the lies and ate a high oxalate diet for a decade. Those superfoods were far from being superfoods.🙄 Went Carnivore 4 1/2yrs ago. After 3yrs, my allergies of 48yrs disappeared, then I had a wicked oxalate dumping weekend, but beautiful once on the other side. Now I'm upping my Lugol's iodine, as I'm listening to every interview with Dr. Elizabeth Bright I can find. Search for Morley Robbins on YT. He's a huge proponent of what a lack of copper does to the body, as well as iron overload causing many of our problems.

[@sharonreid309]

Chlorine neutralises / destroys iodine . It's in our drinking water to destroy bacteria. It's in our swimming pools for the same reason. Do your own research..

[@lisafiel8457]

Estrogen in soy no way

[@lisasternenkind6467]

I went all carnivore. Best decision I ever made. 😊

[@daniellevibes]

I have Hashimoto’s, what’s so jacked up is the same symptoms of Hashimoto’s is the exact same as low iodine! I started off with very low vitamin D (clear signs) I was very tired, and hair coming out thinning, gaining weight, cold, and I found out the knee reflex doesn’t work as well ( I had this for many years!) my breast were sore, I was depressed, didn’t have a period unless I took folic acid… they never tested my iodine! I had to nearly fight to get my Thyroid tested for Hashimoto… because my labs were coming back normal. When I say the medical field failed me… they failed me! I was told I was older and this comes with aging. I was 37. I’m on the medication but I want to be healed!!! 🙄

[@miri-dz9oy]

Another expert on Iodine is Dr. David Brownstein who also talks about Hashimoto's. He has written several books about the topic of iodine. I'm only half into this video and it is very informative. I just wanted to bring up Dr. Brownstein as another source and someone who has worked with thousands of people in regards to this. It's so important to educate ourselves and work with practitioners who are iodine literate as Dr. Brownstein puts it. All the best to you!

[@daniellevibes]

@@miri-dz9oy I thank you ☺️

[@ccaselli7]

​@@miri-dz9oyis iodine ok to take with hashis hypothyroid?

[@danielleswish9730]

The medical system has failed you if you're not healthy. Look around. Everyone is taking meds. Think about that. Everyone is sick.

[@paulodomingues4179]

Being sick is ok in today's society.

[@vonitaesse4307]

Hair loss is also a symptom of a deficiency in iodine, and hypothyroidism.

[@bluejean-1968]

Hair loss is also a symptom of iodine overdose and hyperthyroidism.

[@tonimcdaniel9110]

@@bluejean-1968you are correct.I had hyperthyroidism an overactive thyroid and my hair fell out and the texture changed.All so had exothalmus bulging eyes,Had partial thyroidectomy 52 years ago so far so good.

[@vivetkah]

Hypo is when you’re bloated with fluid reception and you have difficulty loosing wt.

[@IndianOutlaw1870]

Iodine overdosing is extremely rare.

[@vonitaesse4307]

@@vivetkah fluid retention

[@sandracrompton6546]

Natural pure tobacco isn’t the problem it’s the 150 toxic chemicals the tobacco industry has been adding to the tobacco products

[@gemspiritmessages2754]

Watch Dr Ardis on his website! Nicotine is incredible for the brain, helps Parkinson’s, dementia etc, get organic patches, I don’t recommend smoking it, don’t think that’s great for the lungs 😂

[@lightgiver7311]

You are right. Nicotine was used by native tribes for many illnesses. Nicotine is and never has been addictive. It is being used now for treatment of Parkinsons, vax injuries etc. That is why they are now banning vaping. Big Pharm does not want competition.

[@NadjaLind]

I've taken iodoral and also lugol's + all co factors since 2019 and experienced a complete reversal of symptoms. (I did all necessary tests upfront incl. antibodies, nodules reverse t3 and so on) when I stop using iodine after some weeks the symptoms come back. I also changed my live style So far most doctors have been useless and I had no support - quite the opposite. I had to educate myself and it was a very long and stressful process. Also I had to be my own guinea pig and try higher dosages of iodine which was pretty nerve wrecking.

[@petermalmgren1207]

I have heard the Japanese get 3 to 15 mg a day ; some very smart scientists are taking 12mg daily

[@GinaLundberg]

Yes thyroid disease

[@jackszumski7118]

@NadjaLind What was the highest does you took and for how long? Just curious…I’ve also have been supplementing with high does iodine and come to realize it’s great benefits. Co-nutrients are a must in my experience.

[@teresakrakowska6452]

Ile jodu brać jeżeli jest torbiel na jajniku i co jeszcze z minerałów …dziękuje

[@openyoureyes4799]

How much did you take daily? I just started taking it and online I found a site that said to take 2 drops a day.. equal to 4 mgs. I'm wondering if that's not enough?

[@princessleia9879]

I just LOVE this guy!!! You are soooo knowledeable. Better than running health food stores in 45 yrs.. Saving lives you are !!!

[@Gilsal89]

I was struggling for about 5 years until I read the book of Dr. Tompson the lie about calcium then I learn about symptoms of tyrod problems When I told my doctor that I had symptoms of tyrod problems, she said no, don't worry about it. I went to see another doctor

[@ginoasci]

You should call her and tell how much she sucks as a doctor and that she doesn’t know anything. She deserves to know how bad she is.

[@annettesteynviljoen1911]

Hi, I'm amazed that we as public is so ignorant about these vital matters. I love to learn all I can about holistic medicine. Annette Viljoen South Africa

[@joyceelmer131]

Hi from NC. Diagnosed , self treating diet and 2 drops Lugol , and Vit C,and. Selenium,

[@TruthSeekerChik]

Thanks to you, I weaned myself off my Thyroid NP. Decreased my dose to “half” months ago,have been gluten free, and have not taken my med in 2 months. Had my yearly labs done 2 weeks ago, and ALL my thyroid labs TSH, T3, T4, autoimmune, within normal limits! I am so excited 😊💕🙏

[@JMeg-gj5zi]

Hypo

[@JMeg-gj5zi]

No brows, thin hair

[@llong0267]

How long after taking iodine did you decrease NP meds? Thank you.

[@TruthSeekerChik]

@@llong0267 my doctor has had me taking 12.5 mg iodine daily for years, even before I started the NP. I got on the gluten free diet, and gave up diet soda and coffee. I think the aspartame was hurting me, in addition to drinking the fluorinated water, which I’m sure the coffee shops use. I make my own coffee from home now, using the “pour over” method, using my own RO water, just a few times per week. Let me know if I can help, or give you any other info. God bless.

[@TruthSeekerChik]

@@llong0267and I used castor oil pack with cayenne pepper on my throat. Not that you asked, but did that too, with some supplements

[@adriajanni5822]

Listening to Dr. Anna Cabeca on Spotify led me down the rabbit hole of learning more about iodine and the thyroid. Thank you for all this information. You are a Godsend.

[@soare5182]

Hello. The reason they used iodine after the Cernobal catastrophe was to saturate the glands with iodine so they will not absorbed high amount of radiation.

[@freethinker3131]

Man the way you explain is awesome! layman's term.

[@DrOsborne]

Thanks for your kind words! So glad my info is helping you! Make sure to pay it forward by sharing it with someone you care about! #save100millionlives

[@mahwahazet4133]

@@DrOsborne ...highly recommend a book published in 2015, Patrick Jordan Assaulted; Mass Medication by a Halogen You Never Suspected. I've been taking ONLY Magnascent Iodine form of iodine, none other.

[@Johanne-wj9fn]

Yes, hypothyroidism. I have been in troble since i were 7. Been sick since 1980. I am 70 years now.

[@TheMugCartel]

I am so glad I found this video today. I have been wondering if it’s an iodine deficiency. I researched what the thyroid needs to function properly and found it needs, iodine, iron, selenium and zinc. When I asked if we could test any of these levels, my doctor told me they don’t have any sort of test out there to test these levels. I was polite but left there feeling like that was a bunch of bologna. I have been going to a PT that specializes in POTS and started an electrolyte/sodium pill from there. It’s basically potassium and table salt. I have been taking them for a couple months now. In April we discovered my thyroid was low functioning and my numbers were starting to be off. Well I just got my thyroid tested again last week and guess what?! My TSH with FT4 is now normal. I am so thankful I didn’t start levothyroxine like they wanted me to. I told them I wanted time to think it over and try to resolve this naturally. As I have also been working with a functional medicine doctor and have learned that the body can actually heal itself, if given the proper nutrition. Thank you for this video and putting this information out here because most doctors just want you to take meds to fix everything and then you end up with more issues later on. It’s good to dig a little deeper and consider finding out the reason why it’s not functioning properly to begin with.

[@lizmariewest1514]

Thank you Dr. Osborne for all you do us.

[@carrieonandon7855]

YOU PROBABLY WON'T GET THIS, THIS POD - C.

[@carrieonandon7855]

I 'M ÇXXXXÇ

[@emilyeah]

Hello from Sweden 🌟 after watching a few of your videos, I now press the like-button right away. Before you even start to speak I know I am about to hear something very valuable and useful 💎🏆🏅🌠 THANK YOU

[@DrOsborne]

Thanks for your kind words! So glad my info is helping you! Make sure to pay it forward by sharing it with someone you care about! #save100millionlives

[@stormtraders]

Dr. Osborne i’m using lugol’s solution 7% about 10-20mg a day now but I don’t feel any benefits, only feeling more sick with the day. Is this normal? I read a lot of conflicting data that suggests that anything over 1000mcg is highly dangerous

[@violiendamast]

Yes! Me too 😃

[@gratitude5740]

Same 😂❤. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦

[@clarereynolds9607]

British, hypothyroid, had to start taking iodine- liposomal- when the levothyroxine made me very ill, doctors were utterly useless and I was so unwell for so long, nothing physically wrong with thyroid- apparently, I tick over on 3 drops under the tongue every morning, bloods are usually borderline but with our nhs as it is that's the best I can do for myself. Doctors keep people ill ya know.

[@neil03051957]

NHS only manage. They don't aim to cure or treat to cure. They only stabilise at best. We left to treat and cure ourselves.

[@gulnara.aliyeva]

Hey. I’m following you from Azerbaijan 🇦🇿 Thanks for the informative content. I diagnosed my iodine deficiency by myself :) My endocrinologist refused to check my iodine level saying that insurance wouldn’t cover it and there was no need for the test, even though I was feeling slight enlargement of the right side of my thyroid gland. Then I paid for the test in the other facility which showed that I have iodine deficiency. When I showed it to my endocrinologist, she just apologized. I solved my problem with taking kelp supplement, enlarged gland reduced to its normal size. #save100millionlives

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

time to get a new doc

[@MaryWise-cn8mc]

Proactive. Good for you!

[@patriciawarner6602]

Hypothyroid prescribed synthroid

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

Vit D3 in big enough doses will fix that.@@patriciawarner6602

[@bajone02]

​@@patriciawarner6602hi. I am not a doctor but learned from experience the Rx you mentioned has only one part of the thyroid hormone in it. I took it for years but still had symptoms of low thyroid still for years. When I switched to natural OTC full spectrum thyroid product, eyebrows grew in more full, hair better, not cold all the time is my favorite.

[@carolcole570]

I started taking 75 mg. of iodine yesterday. My daughter started taking 100 mg. of iodine yesterday. Very interested to see if each of us will be able to tell a difference. 5-2-2024.❤️

[@KenJackson_US]

OK, it's been a week. Any update?

[@carolcole570]

@@KenJackson_US Not a lick of difference, Ken. We both had an appt. again yesterday. My 75 mg. stayed the same. Beth’s 100 mg. had dropped down to 75 mg. We will be tested again next Wednesday. SURE would be nice to at least have an inkling that it is working. Thanks for asking !❤️

[@KenJackson_US]

@@carolcole570 I've been slowly ramping up iodine for two months now. I'm up to 32.5 mg. It's playing havoc with my sinuses, which is one of the symptoms mentioned in The Iodine Crisis book. Dr.Brownstein said it could take months, maybe 6 months to see benefit. In any case, I'm sure we're flushing bromine out.

[@carolcole570]

@@KenJackson_US Very interesting, Ken. So far, no sinus issues. Will pay close attention, though, about the bromine being flushed. I have so many health issues, that I am not sure I would know if something interferes or not, sometimes ! Since one of my issues is “ uncontrolled stand up urine “, maybe this is the bromine ? Nah…..been dealing with THIS for months, so better discount this !

[@KenJackson_US]

@@carolcole570 I should have mentioned, I'm also taking the recommended companion supplements: Vit C, B2, B3, magnesium, selenium and salt.

[@user-bl6nb9ns9f]

I got a doctor's appointment with a new doctor. I'm 65 years old went through menopause 15 years ago and I'm still having horrifying hot flashes off the top of my head so bad that the sweat drips off the end of my shoulder length hair. Handheld fan that sprays water is the only thing that will saves me. Dr kept saying blood tests are normal. My medication has not been changed in 15 years. I believe I'm being overmedicated. When I told my doctor that I would like to go to a thyroid specialist she acted insulted. Set the blood tests were within range and I was just fine. I do not take pills if I don't have to, not even an aspirin. One time after I've been begging her for sleeping pills and she would not prescribe them for me and told me to just take melatonin. Finally after 4 days of not sleeping her nurse practitioner went ahead and prescribed me some sleeping pills. Great I'm on another pill. At least I won't die from lack of sleep. Getting some sleep but not much because I got to wake up so I won't soak my pillow with sweat and have to lay back down on it in the middle of the night. I feel for each and every one of you. When you say you have a bad thyroid to somebody who doesn't understand it's like saying you have an ingrown hair. I sure hope my new doctor cares enough to make me have some kind of functional life.

[@tanyawieczorek6603]

Insomnia won't kill you. Trust me, I asked my doctor about this when going through covid as I went 4 days on zero sleep with this bloody virus..

[@adriajanni5822]

Hi. Please check out Dr. Anna Cabeca, OB/GYN, the girlfriend doctor. She is an expert on Menopause and Hormones. A wealth of knowledge to help all women. She is the one that alerted me on iodine deficiency that subsequently led me down the rabbit hole of learning about iodine and the thyroid, which is what led me here to listen to Dr. Osborne on Iodine.

[@user-bl6nb9ns9f]

@@adriajanni5822 Thank you so much for caring to post this to me. it made me cry that you care.. Of course that was my hormones. LOL I'm going to check her out right now. Thanks again.

[@adriajanni5822]

@@user-bl6nb9ns9f You won't regret it. Good luck. Hope you feel better.

[@sugahoney89]

Try taking magnesium or getting magnesium oil/lotion and rubbing it on the feet, legs, shoulders right before bed.

[@paulbenton4273]

One of the many vitamins I take, daily. Drinking 4 gtts of lugals in water (along with niacin) getting the flush, as I write ! Along with my daily 10 grams of vitamin C. Works for me, never had any thyiroid issues. Keto x 2-3 yrs regular eater of organ meat, tend to choose lamb as here in England, they are mostly grass fed, I hope....

[@godofallgodswithnoothernam920]

Lugol's 😂🎉❤❤❤ me too me too

[@natalie8518]

Lugols keto and vast array of supplements big on thiamine etc fish oils yum yum

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

try the flush free niacin variety; thats what i take. so much better

[@openyoureyes4799]

@@godofallgodswithnoothernam920 How much of the iodine do you take? I'm on 2 drops a day which is 4 mgs.

[@colettejaques2559]

Eating lamb is abusive ...the way they are restricted in a small locked 🔒 brace...by Eating it your the problem 🫠🙃

[@Daffy_Ladie]

Ok - according to David Brownstein, who has done this for 30 years... yes, the average is 200 mg of iodine however not everyone tolerates it and yes, some people need more. But. he also said in a recent interview that it's always going to drive the TSH up for a short period of time because the body is going to make more receptors to move that iodine where it needs to go. This effect can last up to a year or more. It's more about how you feel. That was my understanding .

[@utopianmind1553]

I admire your brain & what you do with it! Thank you for sharing your knowledge & wisdom with us.

[@JIL7790]

How often can you consume fish or seaweed on a weekly basis to meet your iodine needs?

[@ramblinrozz2242]

I took 1-3 iodine drops every morning for 2 years in the beginning i saw improvement but last 6 months i developed hoarseness to the point i was embarrassed to speak also increased hair loss. I finally dropped the iodine and have regained mt voice and hair has now began growing back. I saw almost immediate improvement in voice an a month or more for hair improvement. I also went through a diet change during this period. I believe I healed my thyroid and no longer need to supplement iodine. I may add back in on a weekly basis rather than daily.

[@bluejean-1968]

Same thing. My hair shed so bad after iodine. I answer phones at work and the hoarseness is terrible.

[@sandyjones1014]

Try applying externally. If skin absorbs it quickly, you need it. If it stays orange half the day, you may not. Once weekly is good after you're at optimal level.

[@gnosisdespirit]

I've found that taking kelp keeps my iodine levels good. I tried taking Lugol's internally some years ago and it about killed me, so not everyone needs super high doses to function optimally. I recommend that anyone who's interested in taking an iodine supplement internally should work with an iodine educated doctor and not try to self medicate with high dose iodine supplements like Lugol's, iodoral, or nascent iodine.

[@c.bastien8437]

What was the % of iodine in each drop ? Thank you

[@ramblinrozz2242]

@@c.bastien8437 2%, I have started taking it again about 3 times a week. Starting to think maybe it was the cream in the coffee, but not sure about that yet.

[@watermeloninsummer103]

Toxicity is a non issue, excess Iodine is excreted out in your urine after 5.5 hours!

[@bluejean-1968]

THAT IS NOT TRUE!!!!

[@audreygregis8721]

Exactly what Dr. Elizabeth Brights says! She has all her patients taking Lugol's. She, herself, takes 4 drops of the 5% Lugol's, which is 25mg. She has some great interviews on YT.

[@Bedonye]

​@@audreygregis8721 is that 25 mg?

[@audreygregis8721]

@@Bedonye Yes, it is...and I've been taking it every day. Feeling great at almost 70. I have Dr. Bright's book, "Good Fat is Good for Women Menopause," which talks about iodine. Also have "Iodine, Why You Need it, Why You Can't Live Without It" by Dr. Brownstein, as well as "The Iodine Crisis" by Lynne Farrow.

[@gnosisdespirit]

Not everyone can handle high dose iodine. Lugol's iodine bout killed me several years ago. So it's not wise to take multiple milligrams of iodine all willy nilly like any other supplement - especially if you have a chronic illness and you're in a weakened state. It's recommended that you work with an iodine educated doctor so you don't accidentally murder yourself. You can thank me later and just take some kelp or if you must use Lugol's iodine, use it externally and know that you'll absorb approximately 8 to 12 percent of said iodine which is orders of magnitude safer than taking Lugol's iodine internally.

[@sylviaheinemann3314]

yes, hypo, writing from Germany. Low Iodine levels in our soils.

[@JohnCharville]

Iodine used to be added to bread & flour, but iodising stopped years ago

[@petermalmgren1207]

That’s good information

[@curlrockincrazy455]

Why did they stop adding it? I thought we had a country wide issue with thyroid problems back in early 1900s, so iodizing started. Now it seems we are in another epidemic with thyroid health issues.

[@YouButter]

@@curlrockincrazy455if the government has anything to do with it, it wouldn’t benefit us. Theyre still having fluoride in our water, fluoride is a poison to us.

[@dougreed2257]

​@@curlrockincrazy455 i'm sorry but governments want us unwell, no profit in good health😮

[@elsiecater156]

In Australia bread has iodine added as people were lacking due to salt being cut out and fish being eaten less I don't think it is in gluten free will check , we still get salt with iodine can't eat it and use heart salt, so sardines fish anything else I can that has iodine.

[@catluvver1964]

Quest labs works with Ulta to do 24-hour iodine urine test. Make appointments every step of the way, even dropping off the sample. $59.

[@florencehendrick4781]

Funny Quest was going to charge me over $200 for that test....interesting

[@brendanjamesboyle1288]

Greetings from Ireland ,Yes,you do very informative videos ,all of which i like to-date!

[@c.guinevere]

I had to supplement all kinds of cofactors with iodine, mainly vit A, E, C, selenium, molybdenum, manganese, zinc, and B2. Iodine heals but the body may need lots of other things to facilitate that healing. I had trouble with iodine until I understood this, but I was also extremely deficient and burnt out.

[@zsazsa8006]

Interesting... i have had sore breasts for a while and decided to take iodine recently. As you were talking about it, i felt my chest no pain at all and breasts are not as swollen and heavy...amazing❤🎉

[@colettejaques2559]

Yessss... many modules on thyroid and brain fog, everything you listed....tell me what to do.......pls

[@finakhan1038]

Follow Dr David Brownstein another doctor who is knowledgeable.

[@Daffy_Ladie]

This guy blows Brownstein out of the water tbh.

[@Qanon-y7d]

@@Daffy_Ladieerroneous

[@kathyjames2850]

Yes. Total Thyroidectomy d/t Multi-nodular Goiter

[@neil03051957]

Thanks from 🇬🇧, my poor old mom could have used this info before passing.

[@samzam2349]

😞

[@Jodysfunstuff]

Yes Hashimotos and a nodule. I just started with 2% iodine solution. Taking 4 drops per day. I have lost 15 lbs prior to to the iodine so I’m not gaining weight. I asked for iodine test and my dr said that is not something we do. 😮 I’m seeing a new one for gallstone so I’ll ask him next visit. Update: I recently took a urinary iodine test which show I was in the low range of normal. And recommended to increase slightly .

[@jamesgraul63]

Tudca can thin the bile. Thick bile is the environment for stones.

[@Jodysfunstuff]

@@jamesgraul63 I just finished 1 bottle. I was stilling pooping soft pellets. I started intermittent fasting and eating even more vegetables 🥦 starting too now see an improvement immediately even though i stopped the Tudca .

[@janbarron58]

@@Jodysfunstuff

[@JohnCharville]

AS I UNDERSTAND IT, SOY HAS A MOLECULAR CHAIN THAT MIMICS ESTROGEN SOY FLOUR IS ADDED TO ICECREAM, BREAD, DRIED INSTANT MASHED POTATO ETC. THE BEST SOY IS FERMENTED.

[@DianaMcFerran]

The best soy is no soy 😂

[@mandybell7884]

Problem being most source of soy now is GMO. UGH ! 😮

[@philnyc]

To make boys fucking gay.

[@doaretare8165]

You became my point of reference for all minerals. Grateful to find your channel

[@fayee8986]

God bless you for sharing! Surely you're a jewel!

[@justkidding9751]

Great vlog, very informative but I have to say here in the UK, if you ask your doctor questions especially if you asked them to check your T3 & T4 levels they take it as questing their expertise. I had an incident when I was prescribed 2 different antibiotics to treat a year long sebaceous cyst on my butt cheek and was told these antibiotics will cause you to lose muscle mass to which I replied that's fine I take Coq10 which should compensate and the doctor didn't know what CoQ10 was! I had to explain it was an enzyme made by the liver and was essential in maintaining muscle mass especially for my age group of over 65. I also mentioned that this enzyme is actually one of the enzymes that is blocked by the use of Statins the other being Alpha GPC needed for cognitive support and it was the reason I stopped taking Statins 2 years prior because I educated myself and became informed so I could make better health choices. After this conversation I started questioning everything on all my visits to my doctor. I was told in writing that the practice no longer wanted to treat me and I was given 30 days to find another practice and if I hadn't found one in that time period I could request help from the NHS to find one for me. They don't like to be questioned nor do they want you to know more than them. Since then I had my cyst surgically removed and I have found another doctor's but I no longer question them I just use them for diagnosis purposes and I've stopped taking all my blood pressure medications and switched to natural remedies like Grape seed extract, Nattokinase and Hawthorne extract and I take my blood pressure 3 times a day and keep a record of my numbers and I can honestly say they work better than both the medications I was on. I've learnt that we really shouldn't trust our doctors because their loyalty isn't with the patient it's with big pharma (fact).

[@georgiaarseniemag.dr.4221]

Yes, Hashimoto! Was told iodine is not allowed with Hashimoto...but I felt I should try it!

[@gratitude5740]

If you are on drugs, perhaps this is why you were told not to use iodine because you're doubling the dose . Less drugs and more iodine gradually.

[@vikkiprevette2934]

Iodine deficiency ( you don’t even get iodine unless you eat the foods that supply it… ) it’s crazy what we don’t get daily….

[@carolcole570]

In the USA the soil is depleted if iodine, so any iodine you will get MUST come from supplements.

[@jac1161]

@@carolcole570 correct, AND stop the foods (and drinks) that block iodine absorption. What a mess today.

[@carolcole570]

@@jac1161 Exactly. So, what I am doing…….since I also use an alternative doctor along with my Emory doctors, is buy iodine and have my alternative doctor test me by kinesiology to see if I need it……then how much I need it. When doing that next week, I will also ask him to add Thyroid TO this, to make sure that the iodine plus thyroid will work compatibly with eachother. In doing it this way, I am just covering my bases to be absolutely positive.

[@orgorg239]

I have read that raw peanuts are goitrogens also. Cooking them neutralizes the goitrogenic effect just like broccoli.

[@snowrose5719]

Almond as well

[@edimoelvis9904]

Must be true cos I eat fresh groundnut not too long ago and it messed up my health for almost a month + . Groundnut is not good for blood type O and it also crashes the thyroid health.

[@sandracrompton6546]

Bromide is added to flour also

[@walidoulondon8107]

Brilliant presentation 🙏🙏

[@drusillaeliad9629]

Thanks for letting get me tune in.

[@beautifuluniverse2151]

thank you for your complete and very useful videos.

[@MyraLee-c4r]

Thank you so much for this! I learned so much, so very helpful!!!

[@heide-raquelfuss5580]

Again, you are such a beautiful teacher. I think many wished a teacher like you in class ( and at home! ). Danku vanuit België🇧🇪

[@cosgrovesix]

In hospital settings there are nuclear medicine where one can get a dose of radioactive iodine (RAIU thyroid uptake), and as well in CT one can receive a radiographic contrast (non-radioactive, a nonionic iodinated contrast) which has iodine in the molecule which is used in oral and intravenous administration. There are also providone iodine scrub used in procedures. What makes things difficult is that “iodine” IS found on many patient allergy lists in the hospital computer systems. I wish it wasn’t an option to list as an allergy. Due to lack of knowledge and poor memory of reaction experiences it just keeps living on as an allergy.

[@nazeehaasmal]

I only watch this video now. I knew about Iodine. Just was listening to your interesting talk.

[@kathylewandoski1863]

How and when is it best to take iodine? What form what time of the day with food or not?

[@conniefischer3263]

SO Central MO. I have had thyroid symptoms for years but my tests have been low normal. This last time my Free T4 was 8-- right on the line. I have had fatigue-varying amounts-- since I had mono at 6. The last 30 years, I've suffered at times with extreme horrific fatigue. I also have fibromyalgia, long covid with O2 24/7.

[@jac1161]

get EBV anibodies checked, and get DesBio homeopathic....long Haul covaids from march 2020 hellish severe category infection (no shots - that asking for it!), but it reactivated EBV and I never knew I had mono! I'm a nurse though so I picked up a million things in my work, but the mask we then had to wear caused severity. Anyway, check that EBV! The horrific fatigue is awwwwwful and I came from an active, healthy, caffeine-free hyper life...to 'this'....felt like regretting survival but this helped...try it. And do ozone intravenously...you'll hopefully ditch the 02.

[@jayebirdjb7143]

Table salt is sodium chloride which raises blood pressure, but sea salt and other healthy salts don’t. Suppliment with iodine and use non contaminated sea salt.

[@marktiltins8845]

Raises cholesterol as well

[@allenburch8526]

Sea salt is also predominately sodium chloride. It’s influence on hypertension is still controversial. It does not raise cholesterol.

[@00ddub]

Just balance your potassium intake with your sodium intake 3/1 and your hypertension will decrease if not completely go away. When you have too much sodium and not enough potassium, your body thinks you are dehydrated and creates uric acid in order to create inflammation which helps your body retain water. This is what’s causing the majority of sodium related hypertension. Look up “uric acid” for the explanations of this.

[@zuzannabaranski]

Salt is important and it doesn’t raise blood pressure

[@tabitha5743]

Yes. Hashimoto.

[@EvangelinoDistor]

Thanks I am from Philippines my salute to you

[@capranica451]

Thank you from Italy.

[@nickysan___]

GRACIAAAS por su video! Thank you very much for your explanation this will help me a lot with my presentation of Iodine tomorrow. Saludos desde Colombia (:

[@elisafrye2115]

Y buena suerte! 👏🫠

[@kellygjesdal5858]

♥️all the great information you share. You are amazing! Thankyou

[@skywalker847]

Yes, rib pain

[@joemcbee1870]

Thank you for your time sir.

[@Justice4All6-14]

It’s all well to know this, but after 7 different Dr’s, none checked iodine levels. That includes 4 different endo’s. So, what to do? Request this test? They won’t do it…so, we take this issue into our own hands & supplement on our own? Hopefully getting it right.

[@ayeshamansur8446]

Hi yes hypothyroidism since 2012 and still not properly diagnosed

[@alyz4496]

Hello from Philippines, thank you for sharing your knowledge❤️🙏💝

[@cloudrain3186]

Thank you so much for spreading this Knowledge & mentioning the halogens!

[@lindaramos4887]

subscriber from the Philippine..

[@pamtoney8950]

Yes Hypothyroidism. I'm from Charleston West Virginia. I have 2 nodules. My doctor's never told me I was iodine defensively. My sodium is extremely low

[@evadiva2217]

Yes! Low thyroid

[@sharonmcgillivray2119]

Why isn't there more info on hyperthyroidism,

[@madidiamondhands]

I've had symptoms from. Severe fatigue every day to hair loss to kidney infections, I fertility all my life.. What drew my attention to the thyroid was that I grew a lump on my throat. It wasn't a lymph node. It was a friend of mine who told me I may be iodine deficient. I did tons of research and I came to the conclusion that I am deficient. No consumption of iodine and I regularly consume the foods that block the absorption of it. FF, I have the worst doctor. She couldn't answer what caused the nodule growth and when I suggested iodine deficiency she said I didn't need to worry about it because my thyroid levels were normal. I asked to test my iodine levels and she said no such test existed. I said so what about the daily fatigue and weakness and the occcational insomnia and the other symptoms and she said I'm depressed and instead of helping me figure out the issue, she prescribed depression meds and therapy 🤦🏻‍♀️ I obviously didn't even bother picking it up. I, instead started eating scallops, booiled eggs and shrimp and the not only is the lump gone but I feel 50% less fatigue. I have a follow up appointment and I can't wait to show her this video and request a different doctor. Thank you for this video. You are helping tremendously. I'm grateful 🙏

[@crazeec1672]

@madidiamondhands I totally understand what you're saying. finding the right doctor is hard. I'm going to go to a functional medicine doctor this Friday for the first time in 7 years. My last doctor gave me some bad advice and I never went back. I'm really hoping this more Naturalistic approach will work, fingers crossed.

[@petermalmgren1207]

Dr. Please try to have a talk with Dr. Nathan Bryan

[@donnagreulich2378]

What do you think about 3 to 5 drops of Lugols in your coffee. Thats what I've been doing a few days a week.

[@godofallgodswithnoothernam920]

Thank you so informative so good all your videos.... If you was only doctor, man, hospitials would be no more - thank you very brave very wise vety intellectual

[@luzamado8512]

Yes I’m super with hypo

[@liliannakuczewski7626]

Great information

[@niluferermete1934]

It is so sad that the system obligates people to become th eir own doctors

[@barbararupp6602]

43:52

[@MargaretdeSalaberry]

Hello from Mission, British Columbia, Canada. Thank you so very much for your open, honest, attitude. You are indeed a blessing!!! 🙏

[@Donnywagner]

Donny from California! Love your intelligence

[@Donnywagner]

I was able to find your website. I ordered some products off of it. Thank you very much.

[@nancymcintyre4207]

How about swimming in chlorine pools?

[@clarereynolds9607]

You are wonderful !!!

[@Bittagrit]

I was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism but am on levothyroxine. I am having a serious battle with anxiety attacks which is listed as a side effect from long term use.

[@lindaconti1474]

Never heard of a hyperthyroidism patient taking levothyroxine. Hyperthyroidism people take beta blockers to sto0 shaking stop anxiety. Better get a new endocrinologist

[@melissafarrugia9531]

Do you mean hypo thyroid

[@Bittagrit]

@@melissafarrugia9531 look on Mayo Clinic site. There’s hypo thyroid which basically means it slow, not doing it’s job. THe definition for hyper thyroid is it works too hard, too fast and basically burns itself out. Look it up.

[@petermalmgren1207]

Try Armor

[@lupecardenas5338]

My suggestion is gwt away from synthetic medication. They naturally. Yes you will have to see what they do to you. However food is your cure and also can be what causes the problem. Most likely refine process food and sugar any kind of it. So try any thing and keep track of what you do. Good luck

[@grace-dt7tu]

Great information, thank you dr Osborne ❤ Greetings from Finland, we have a huge number of thyroid patients here, too 😐

[@godofallgodswithnoothernam920]

Kelp powder..... Yeahhhhh🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@RogerWilcoWTF]

Doesn't a lot of flour have Potassium Bromate (ie Bromine) added to 'condition' it? So the manufacturers choose shelf life over your ability to absorb Iodine 😢

[@LindaBrown-zk1zu]

Thank you for sharing

[@SavannahMares]

I enjoyed this video so much!

[@ItsmeJenagain]

This was a great video! Thank you!

[@Lyaworski123]

I’m allergic to contrast dye. I wanted to start taking kelp to get iodine. You answered my question. Thank you.