the Iodine Crisis 👉

[@lovesgreglake]

I was going to a supposed thyroid "expert". He never once did labs on my Iodine, even though it is closely tied to the thyroid. I went to another Dr who did labs & it came up "none detected". The lab ran it twice to make sure no mistake. Now I tell them to do labs every 6 months & I supplement. I guess we have to be our own medical doctors sometimes.

[@ncch7568]

@@lovesgreglake Probably because iodine is actually pretty common in a typical diet. Iodized salt is basically standard in America

[@joyflores7307]

Himilyin pink salt has no iodine in it! You may want to consider going back to regular salt. I was shocked when I found that out!

[@verapilecki8102]

How many drops do you take to feel a difference? Also, I'm on low dose synthroid, for 5 years now. Still have hair fall out! I wonder if I just took iodine if I would still need the synthroid. I'd like to get off of it forever!

[@angelofknowledge9389]

Everyone is responsible for their own body

[@angelofknowledge9389]

​@@joyflores7307table salt has been supplemented with iodine for years. No other salt has it naturally. Not a shock. Common sense and simple critical thinking

[@alexj.3375]

In the Netherlands is is regulated by law that iodine infused salt is used in all bread.

[@pietikke5598]

Yup but then minister Minister Schippers ordered to lower salt in all products including bread i wonder why.

[@jamiemarr1155]

Hopefully not table salt

[@lisamanning489]

US has iodine iodized salt. It has trace amounts. We are also told to do low salt/no salt diets. Most health conscious use Himalayan salt.

[@uncleandy7983]

@lisamanning489 Salt is salt. No one type is that different from another. Any trace minerals are so low that you would have to consume absurd amounts for any measurable effect to be seen.

[@YourPrivateEye]

The U.S. used to do that, but we were getting too much with salt already.

[@nankleffman2174]

I hope you consider doing a video on which iodine supplements are safe and amounts to be taken.

[@youtoob1811]

Dairy products have it. In the USA and UK (and probably lots of countries) iodine is added to cow-feed, to ensure iodine is in things like milk, cheese, yoghurt etc. If you eat those regularly then you're probably fine.

[@breebree5045]

@@youtoob1811 it’s also in seaweed, so if you regularly eat sushi or seafood snacks you’re getting iodine

[@PardieDiem]

@@youtoob1811 I eat those foods and I was deficient.

[@mattphillips1910]

Drink milk.

[@joshtrd]

@@mattphillips1910 eggs as well, only 4 a day to get the daily recommended amount

[@jimblaha907]

Do not supp with iodine 8 hrs before bed, hence the insomnia. Best to take in the AM or before 2PM.

[@joe187976]

Found out that the hard way

[@chedderbug2820]

@@jimblaha907 I've never heard this before. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us!

[@GillyMaid100]

thank you very much, I have been wondering what has happened to my sleep for the last 3-4 months as I have been taking iodine before bed with multi vitamin. Will do this now

[@justjen12345]

Thanks!

[@Paul-hp6zp]

How much do I take?

[@ashleighheston2709]

I did an iodine saturation test.. 42% sufficient. That next morning after taking the 50mg tab, I was wide awake at 4am, didnt need a nap again! I used to sleep every night 8hrs AND a 3-4 hour nap every day! I have been taking it ever since!! I have gained 4 hours every day!

[@queenwhitaker5407]

What brand do you use?

[@ronskaggs9673]

Thank you friend!!! I've never heard anything about this and especially from my Drs...

[@lindaperry7235]

@@ashleighheston2709 Can you please share what brand you use? I am so tired all the time. Day and night. I'd love to be able to have more hours in the day. I have so much to do. Thank you in advance. 🌹

[@awakeandpraying9913]

@ashleighheston2709 what do you mean by a "saturation test" and you said it was a tablet (not liquid)? Details, please.🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@galep2539]

My disclaimer- I'm not a doctor, this is just from my own experiences. Supplements shouldn't be taken unless you've been tested and have been found to have a deficiency and your doctor tells you to take a particular supplement and how much to take. If they don't advise you on taking anything, ask them about it and also look over your labs and do your own research as I did. Here's my experiences. I was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism which is a over active thyroid. I wasn't advised on anything other than having my thyroid removed which wasn't a option for me so I began to do my own research and found out that my thyroid make to much iodine so I changed my diet and stop using/ taking anything with iodine in it. My other experience was having insomnia at night because Hypothyroid makes you very hyper but without proper rest, you get fatigue, so I tried to balance it out by taking a daily B-12 suppliment for energy due to a lack of sleep which definitely gave me more energy than I needed but it showed up very high in my LAB BLOOD WORK so I stopped taking it. Again, I did my own research to try to find out what I could do to settle down in the evening so I found out that many people are lacking in Magnesium so I take it in a powder form at night and it does help me to relax along with adapting a bedtime regimen. The point that I'm trying to make is to know where your are deficient and go from there. Everything isn't for everyone. I hope that this helps someone. 😊

[@ryanwomax9247]

I wish i knew this 20 years ago when i watched my love of my life get diagnosed with thyroid cancer and Hiroshima cist and had her thyroid tooking out,she walked through hell n back and is still struggling w/o having her thyroid gland. Thank you so much for this!!!!! God bless!!!😂❤😢😊

[@Julie-p5y]

I have several friends and relatives who have had the same diagnosis of both of those conditions it's becoming more prevalent today

[@amandalittle5204]

My nephew is 12. He had his removed a year ago because it wasn't functioning (hoshimotos).. He has had nothing but problems since. Always trying some kind of new meds on him. He's doing somewhat ok now...I'm allergic to iodine but my thyroid functions and is enlarged but they can't find anything wrong with it. I still eat salt with iodine somewhat but I limit how much Intake I have.

[@riavanniekerk3596]

How to use can help.. dosis please

[@itsme-le8sr]

​@@amandalittle5204I have the same thing mine is noticeably enlarged, Dr did some tests and nothing, nada, zilch although I find myself having symptoms of having hyperthyroidism(hypo, whatever it always confuses me), weight gain is impossible, hungry, like HUNGRY FOOD NOW rage kinda hungry lol. Was just curious whether you have noticed anything weird?? Thanks from a weirdo in the comments section lol!!

[@Curiostygotthecat]

@@ryanwomax9247 I dont have a thyroid either

[@ArtisticEclectic]

My understanding from a book I read is that Iodine doesn't uptake well into the body via iodized salt. Iodine did uptake well when it was in bread, but then everyone switched to Bromine as a dough conditioner, instead of Iodine. Bromine, Chlorine, Floride and all others in the Hallide family all bind to the same receptors as Iodine, and since those are used so prevalent now, it is a problem because they replace Iodine (or however that works), causing deficiency. The book was called, Iodine: Why You Need It, Why You Can't Live Without It, by David Brownstein, MD.

[@ashleighheston2709]

David Brownstein!

[@absoliutenuds]

Please do some research before making moronic statements . There is people stupid enough to believe you.

[@Rainbowfluffi]

Great info! Thank you.

[@bjornyesterday2562]

And bromine is a fire retardant. We eat a lot of brominated vegetable oil. Not good

[@cleopatraanu2203]

Lugols solution..😊

[@BeckasCovers]

Seaweed snacks are high in iodine and low in calories. They are my favorite! Best flavors are at the Asian market. I know it sounds gross if you’ve never had them but the flavored ones are delicious!! They are my favorite snack!

[@lessehead]

I tried several flavors and can’t eat them. Way too fishy for me!

[@hilaryhamm9161]

Us too. We love seaweed snacks.

[@Gunsofvegas]

I’ve eaten those before, I’ve also eaten sand when I was younger, I honestly don’t know which one I like more.

[@upnywhiteb]

Hijicki with brown rice and shrimp is a fantastic dish.

[@minamartinez931]

@@Gunsofvegas I love wet sand clay that’s how I know I’m low on my Iron seaweed I’m not quite there yet I wrap it with rice and spam other snacks my sister is a big Asian food fan she introduced me to different snacks.

[@candacestuart2328]

No lies told here!!!! Ive been an advocate of Lugols 5% iodine for yrs. I shrunk my fibroids/balance my hormones microdosing Lugols iodine with the supervision of a naturopath dr. Life changing ❤

[@thomasdmuchowski301]

@@candacestuart2328 how is it ingested?

[@claire6864]

@@thomasdmuchowski301I do 2 drops in my coffee everyday. Food grade 2 % lugals on Amazon.

[@josephhewitt8145]

@@thomasdmuchowski301 you can only ingest something orally.

[@candacestuart2328]

@@thomasdmuchowski301 orally

[@paulaclark7989]

Good information

[@marywilliams2175]

I just started on iodine. You are telling the truth. I started feeling so much better. Wonderful.

[@gardenlover9663]

I looked up a serving size on a bottle sold on Amazon. On the bottle, it reads a serving size is three drops which is 3,000 mcg. An adult needs 250 mcg a day. How much do you take, if you don't mind answering?

[@katheybrown36]

@@marywilliams2175 if you don't mind me asking what was your issue to start taking iodine? Like what about you is feeling better?

[@billybobleeswagger4466]

I think the key is for it to be specifically nascent iodine... Alex Jones / Infowars sells a good one I hear

[@vanesagvl9095]

​@@gardenlover9663"They" say that we need like 600 UI vitamin D daily...I take at least 4000 UI! I would say to look into it for yourself...watch videos, read books.

[@almaburns6562]

@marywilliams2175. What source of iodine do you take and how much, please?

[@johnwalterc]

3 drops a day along with selenium, zinc and copper. This fixed my bladder, and prostate. I can now sleep all night without getting up to pee.

[@roxyright4782]

What brand do you use?🙏

[@johnwalterc]

@@roxyright4782 J.Crow's Lugol's 2% A bottle should last a year if you use 3 drops per day. Amazon has it and I searched and found a 2 pack that was very cheap.

[@claire6864]

@@roxyright4782Food grade Lugol’s 2 % iodine from Amazon.

[@carcasscruncher9354]

Really? Can you elaborate on that and tell us brand names, how much of each? Etc? Thanks

[@navyton1]

@johnwalterc I'm 34 and I wake up at least 3 4 times a night to pee and it exhausts me having to get up every 2 hrs. I need to try this

[@onecrazywheel]

And this is why I take 4-8 drops per day with my Matcha 🍵. Good stuff! 👍

[@yash_ar]

oh wow, you must have enough energy to clime Mount Everest every single day now!

[@Glenboi]

@@yash_ar yeah! I bet they do, and with that we also know we are going where we can be to! I do what most will but not when they do!

[@Terrranfear]

Bro aren't you supposed to only take like 2 drops?

[@onecrazywheel]

@@Terrranfear No you can take an entire dropper full. I just take 4-6 drops as maintenance. Look up videos on Lugols Iodine with Dr Berg or Dr Berry on YT. That's a great amount. No harm done. I have taken iodine like this probably the last 10 years or so. No issues ever.

[@julias.4980]

Until around 1970 Commercial Breads sold in the US had Iodine added as a "dough conditioner". Suddenly a switch was made to BROMINE. Both are in the Halide family of elements, however the body can't use Bromine, it needs Iodone but the Bromine is taken up by the same receptors since the body is seeking something like Iodine and this is the closest thing incoming. What followed? A HUGE EXPLOSION IN THYROID DISEASE, especially in places with little to no iodine in the soil (non-coastal), hence the now infamous "Goiter Belt" of the inner parts of the continent. Not sure why the switch occurred or who was behind it but it had absolutely terrible effects on the health of large numbers of people.

[@eveadame1059]

Sounds Intentional

[@Backinblackbunny009]

@@julias.4980 in the 80s cat food makers switched to cheaper meats and immediately cats started dying bc it turned out cats can't make taurine. Under a capitalist system cutting costs even at the expense of public health is all that matters

[@kymberBee]

Like what I put in my hot tub?

[@dontfit6380]

@@Backinblackbunny009lol yes and under the system you’d suggest we’d have to eat the 🐈.

[@heatherkb]

Sounds like the good ole (un-) trusty pharmaceutical companies are up to making customers again 🙄 It's a shame how money and power will make so many people forget any morals they ever had

[@marlenegold280]

Dr. Ken D. Berry… Do more detailed videos about iodine and its benefits. Add the cofactors like selenium, the best brands, dosage, interactions, cautions, list of iodine deficiency symptoms, and what do people on T4, t3 or NDT, need compared to those without Hypothyroidism.

[@JodizzleSlotRizz]

He has. Search his videos

[@leroyfox753]

He did a great video interview with a Dr. Who wrote the book on iodine treatment. Lots of good information in that video to answer some of the questions you have.

[@Pam_HRL]

With Dr. Bright. I believe?! Look that up.

[@carolynza2481]

@@leroyfox753Dr David Brownstein. Who has written books about thyroid disorders and abut iodine

[@lilianorellana892]

​@@leroyfox753 Yes, very educational interview with Dr. David Brownstein. I ordered my Lugol's solution right after I finished watching the video.😊

[@Ppuffdiddleydangdoof]

Thank you for this. I didn't know you needed Iodine. Respect.

[@jasonk795]

@@Ppuffdiddleydangdoof you didn't pay attention in science class in Junior High School huh?

[@BearPig]

@@jasonk795 lookout everyone we got a smart guy here

[@amykyllo]

@@jasonk795 do better

[@judytucker9836]

My nodules are gone from my thyroid after starting iodine!! Thank You Dr Berry until I heard you and Dr Elizabeth Bright I had no idea god bless you 🙏❤️

[@lovelylisawarriorqueen7923]

How many drops do you take, I really want to start this.

[@judytucker9836]

I started with2 drops in the morning in my coffee now I take 5-6 drops in water every morning and I have Hashimoto my hands are warmer and my feet and I have more energy. Just start slow see how you feel. And I’m 71 and have lost 150 pounds.

[@lovelylisawarriorqueen7923]

@judytucker9836 Congratulations on the weight loss, you did amazing! I'm hoping this will help me too. Is there a brand name you like the best for the drops?

[@mikemakowski7237]

​@@lovelylisawarriorqueen7923the doctor tells you what kind of use right in the video

[@PennySue]

How do I know if i'm using too much?

[@HP66856]

I 100% agree with this. Had a baby, my health deteriorated so quickly it terrified me. Western medicine was beyond useless. A friend recommended a Weston A Price dietician, and she recommended Lugols. I bought some that day, and no word of a lie - the next day I woke up feeling human for the first time in months. My brain fog had disappeared. I had energy. I could function. I have taken iodine daily since then (over a decade ago). It feels like having a superpower.

[@alliharris2884]

Western doctors recommend iodine all the time. I recently had blood work done and they told me I had no iodine in my system and recommended I go to the pharmacy and pick up an iodine supplement. I've lived in America my whole life. Never had any issues with healthcare. Not saying there's nothing wrong with it. But I've never had much of an issue.

[@adearthical]

@@HP66856 "Western medicine" and "American healthcare" are like comparing a loving coupling vs being raped in an alley.

[@Cast_Blast1989]

@@alliharris2884 FED!

[@derekenlow7607]

did this help you with memory and cognitive function in general. learning. short term.

[@RamonVelazquez-w5f]

I used to experience intrusive violent thoughts until I discovered iodine.

[@paulaclark7989]

Wow, that’s very interesting. 🧐

[@jayfury420]

I once smoked Iodine and put a baby in a blender.... It is worse than the Devils Lettuce!!

[@brandonmay3094]

So if you don’t have those but others do, and then they’re forced around you, where are you at in that dichotomy?

[@ChrisTrivett-ni3yp]

R u being sarcastic

[@helenhighwater5313]

That is interesting. Nutrition certainly has an effect on moods and behavior. Glad you found this solution. It would be good to find out what other nutrients you might need to add to your diet. Best of luck to you.

[@boysrus61]

I am old enough to remember when thru the years we have been told how bad whole milk, eggs and salt is for us. I'm beginning to think the experts may have ulterior motives for "educating" us. MAHA

[@fleatactical7390]

I'm 55 and I recently started cutting all beverages out of my diet except FOR milk and water. And I also increased my intake of red meat. Haven't felt this good in decades.

[@valeriejenice4952]

Table salt is toxic for us, but Himalayan pink salt is the best, followed by sea salt.

[@briannugent7836]

But table salt is full of iodine...

[@jill3686]

​@@briannugent7836 no it's not

[@kennethjones9454]

While you are beginning to realize that we are lied to, think about what that means under the lens of there's nothing new under the Sun according to the Bible

[@mydanshi9683]

Fibroids, cysts, fibrocystic breasts, stiff shoulder, all gone since I’ve been taking iodine (6 months ago)

[@EspiForTheKingdom]

Can you please recommend the brand you use? Or is this something prescribed? Thank you. ❤

[@somanyfeelz]

Please share with us how much you take and from where?

[@deborah675]

Oh wow, these are all issues I have. 😮

[@leroyfox753]

​@EspiForTheKingdom The Dr. Said the best brand in the video. It's called lugals 2% iodine. I take it everyday.

[@fabricesaldana1501]

Take how much of it please?

[@dylanmccormick2971]

After reading the comments definitely checking this out. Thanks

[@NA-nc5dg]

@@dylanmccormick2971 if you have iodized salt in your cupboard you don't need to. Excessive iodine intake can lead to pancreatic cancer.

[@FrequencyOfThought]

@@NA-nc5dg Iodized salt doesn't have nearly the amount that you need you would need to eat so much salt.

[@sandykish9608]

I have had such great success using 10 drop of iodine every day..Have no more lumpy sore breast feeling and yes just a complete like you said Doc a light has come on! Thank you so much for all your superb information always.. Ps have been taking iodine for 2 yrs now would NEVER stop now. Thanks again

[@verapilecki8102]

Is is the lugols 2% that you take 10 drops of?

[@bethvasquez8159]

​@@verapilecki8102I have the same question. All it's given me is gas.

[@carolschedler3832]

@@sandykish9608 thanks!! take it orally? Or on the skin? Or?

[@Kaige46]

Yes, got rid of fibrocystic lumps in my breasts in two weeks. Taken transdermally.

[@daughterofthemosthighgod5895]

How did you find your correct dose. I was taking 3 drops a day for a while and didn’t feel much difference. I’m thinking the dose might be to low. I also have a lump on my right breast which makes me think I may need more…

[@tkcdac]

Iodine in salt raises blood pressure. I now eat all the salt I want since removing it. Love the Celtic and Redmonds.

[@blainwilson7937]

Cayenne pepper is a game changer as well.

[@bettywith2girls]

Salt in general raises blood pressure...the small amount of salt that you use should be iodized. Killing 2 birds with one stone, sort of thing, as the saying goes.

[@stephennixon6600]

​@@bettywith2girlsTechnically salt does not raise blood pressure. It is the imbalance of salt and potassium that raises BP. People add salt regularly, but potassium not really, hence the imbalance.

[@kimcarman1279]

Ok, Please answer me this then. I have hyperthyroidism that's in remission, for years. I have all those symptoms you've mentioned. The exhaustion is killing me!! And doctors say no iodine. Plus, the hyperthyroidism was brought on by an extremely stressful event. Which won't come back now. Do you have any words of wisdom? My thyroid blood work has been normal for alongtime. 😢😢😢 Thanks & God Bless in all the good that you do. Kc❤❤❤

[@christymartinez2078]

I recommend 2 doctors to get educated on thyroid. Dr Westin Childs he's on KZbin And website and Dr David Brownstein KZbin

[@LemonLimes99]

There is famous thyroid doctor that says its good for hyperthyroidism. I forget his name, but I have megadosed Iodine with hyperthyroidism and felt great. You need to take with co-factors though

[@MH-yh8rz]

I suddenly dropped a few pounds when I added Lugol’s iodine, which really surprised me because I’ve been carnivore (no dairy) for over a year, thyroid numbers were normal to start, and I didn’t think I had any additional weight to lose. Maybe it gives a metabolism boost? 45-y-o female, 5’7”, and went from 130 to 123 after adding iodine to carnivore diet.

[@Cdub541]

Bet you look nice :)

[@gingerhenna9445]

The body needs the help of iodine and salt(sodium chloride) to push out the toxin fluoride and toxin bromide.

[@joanneclark8256]

Thyroid needs carbs

[@eric.esoteric]

I'd say the 7 pounds are probably from the carnivore diet

[@ThePinkPantha21]

Thyroid helps control metabolism.

[@reeferfranklin]

Yep, Iodine & Magnesium, almost all of us moderns are deficient in these two extremely important nutrients.

[@carolcarr7867]

I would add vit d and zinc

[@wiggy8912]

I’m curious how we would ingest iodine naturally. What natural food item(s) contain it? If there are none, then we don’t need this.

[@l.siestador7248]

@@wiggy8912 I know shrimp does. Look to the sea

[@topshelfdustin3060]

who the hell doesn't salt their food or eat eggs? Magnesium I can see as many who workout a lot can be low...

[@topshelfdustin3060]

@@wiggy8912 basically any standard salt will have iodine in it ( you can check, it'll say right on the front of the package if it does) as will eggs. You'll get some milk. Things maybe less likely to be in your diet but. Seaweed, cod, cranberries, prunes, shrimp... It's absurdly unlikely any normal american diet is low on it.

[@christymartinez2078]

Celtic salt has 82 minerals. Barbara O'Neill had awesome videos

[@NessaHart]

Barbara is not a money hungry tiger like the rest.

[@stephaniewimberley3346]

@@christymartinez2078 the Celtic salt has micro 82 mineral, have to eat a lot to reap the benefits?

[@seek2find]

​@@stephaniewimberley3346no. Just a grain or 2 per day

[@mysticmadman5961]

@@stephaniewimberley3346 No, just a few crystals of it in your water or better, under your tongue. 1-2 grams of sea salt a day is enough

[@stevehughes240]

If you eat a whole teaspoon of salt a day that's quite a lot. Divide it by 82 and that's NOT a lot.

[@loviedean6628]

Thanks Doctor for this valuable information!!!!

[@CarrieYoung-j4s]

My friend had open wounds the size of dimes and nickels on his legs for OVER A YEAR excruciating pain and embarrassment because he couldn’t stand pants Multiple Drs and Urgent clinic’s but FINALLY HEALED by Iodine

[@dmanwainright2132]

That's great for him, glad to hear. Btw, pants are overrated!

[@lisaspencer5881]

I remember growing up my mother would put mercurochrome and iodine on our scrapes and boo boos

[@jjjsmith2497]

Was this taken internally?

[@karenlynch8348]

I had your friend had his blood 🩸 sugar checked? Diabetic wounds take long to heal and often this is how ppl get diagnosed

[@karenlynch8348]

I pour iodine in my spa foot bath when I go to a nasty nail salon 💅 for a mani-pedicure

[@Tomtom-hi9dp]

This man saved my life thank you sir I lost 170 lbs in a year and a half because of your words...

[@happy777abc]

Wow! Awesome!!?

[@happy777abc]

No. Not ? I meant!!!!!!!

[@jtcr4199]

@@Tomtom-hi9dp How?

[@Rob_Basich]

@jtcr4199 he promotes carnivore and keto. Very solid information from Dr. Berry.

[@Tomtom-hi9dp]

@@jtcr4199 I just listened to his original stuff from like 5 years ago about the proper human diet and I followed it step by step it was simple if it didn't come from an animal I didn't eat it or drink it so you know heavy whipping cream in my coffee instead of sweeteners 2 lb of hamburger for eggs....

[@Gemsofafrica]

Love how Doc is always professional.Never using obscene language

[@leroyfox753]

You obviously have not listened to many of his interviews lol. He will throw in a wordy dird every now and again.

[@mastalee1776]

He will say shit and maybe a couple of other words here and there. But nothing too obscene

[@ajalicea1091]

You definitely have not heard much of his KZbin. You'll hear enough, just like Dr Cyvise.

[@Gemsofafrica]

@@leroyfox753 Thats acceptable. Lightens the mood. life's not that serious

[@lauriespiker5952]

I agree. I respect people more when they contain the potty mouth, especially professionals. Can't listen to the ones who throw around the F bomb -- it shows a lack of decency and maturity.

[@AutumnLocks]

I'm pregnant and thought I was suffering terribly from brain fog, which I arributed to "baby brain". Two drops of 2% lugols solution iodine a day and my brain started working again!

[@BlackButterFlyTongue]

You'll have a super high IQ child since you're supplementing iodine during pregnancy. Excellent job 👍🏾

[@HeleneTremblay-dw9ov]

Yes you will help your baby in the process by taking iodine

[@BlackButterFlyTongue]

@@AutumnLocks iodine during pregnancy has been noted to an increase in IQ of child.

[@MrSuperG]

i drink it

[@gabrielledragonfly4525]

Seaweed is a great cheap whole food rich in iodine and omega 3 ❤

[@Ele11527]

I picked up some of this iodine and felt the first 3 drops. Praise Jesus.

[@lynneaiken1647]

gosh, maybe this is what I need... I'm always tired.... no energy !!...was just looking at the mortens salt container and it said it doesn't have iodine in it... it use to.!!! guess I'll have to give it a try... 😊

[@user-xe2im5ff1g]

Where? I'm having a heck of a time finding consumable iodine versus topical

[@Ele11527]

@@user-xe2im5ff1g I just went to Amazon and ordered some. I noticed an immediate difference. Cognitive clarity for one.

[@2394Joseph]

@@user-xe2im5ff1g Search: Lugols Iodine"

[@conzmoleman]

How about “praise iodine” instead some fictional character

[@flatcreek4665]

I started taking Iodine and feel so much better! It may be a Coincidence, but my hair has stopped falling out at the alarming rate that it had been too.

[@lorivandermotten4565]

Stopped my sister's hairloss too!

[@maryfolks9368]

Dr Berry told me on a live chat 2 years ago that iodine would help with my hair loss and he was correct. Worked great

[@IrishTwinsYTSean-JoAnn]

Hi, are you ingesting it? Or applying topical?

[@smileyone1612]

​@@IrishTwinsYTSean-JoAnn I'm ingesting it & have also noticed way less hair loss.

[@IrishTwinsYTSean-JoAnn]

@smileyone1612 ok, thank you! 😊

[@olblu8746]

You look younger and full of energy. So different from the "early" days on U-TUBE Videos on blood pressure meds. and their side effects. You now look younger than those days. God bless.

[@bellaclyde]

That's the first thing I recognized

[@lindanelson6643]

He's a carnivore guy, that's why he looks so young.

[@justinfarnell2284]

I used to work in US. We would bring our own Vegemite over but then the local supermarket started to stock it because they knew a lot of Aussies worked locally and would buy it. Shortly after that the FDA banned it because there are vitamins in the product and they couldn't have citizens getting vitamins from their food because the big pharma had a monopoly on that!

[@Deanguilberry]

@@justinfarnell2284 The FDA banned Vegemite? I can by it up the street from my house. It's sold at Walmart. I can get it on line. No, it's not.

[@fly1ngpapaya]

FDA never banned it. Nice try though.

[@knuthamsun6106]

@justin- "In October 2006, an Australian news company reported that Vegemite had been banned in the United States, and that the United States Customs Service had gone so far as to search Australians entering the country for Vegemite because it naturally contains folate, a B vitamin approved as an additive in the United States for just a few foods, including breakfast cereals.[65][66][67] The U.S. Food and Drug Administration later stated that there were no plans to subject Vegemite to an import ban, or withdraw it from supermarket shelves. The United States Customs and Border Protection tried to dispel the rumour, stating on its website that "there is no known prohibition on the importation of Vegemite" and "there is no official policy within CBP targeting Vegemite for interception".[68] The story of the "ban" later took on the status of urban legend.[69] While Vegemite has never been popular in the US, it can still be purchased at supermarkets that stock imported food items"

[@SizzelRizzel]

@@justinfarnell2284 wtf are you on about? Vegemite is for sale everywhere. Stop spreading bullshit

[@upnywhiteb]

We used to buy it on our trips to Singapore, but the last time there in 2019 couldn't find it or Marmite at all.

[@gracegwozdz8185]

So true! Added Iodine brought back clear mind, healthy thyroid, no more fibrocystic breast disease, no more benign prostate hyperplasia, better lungs, energy through the roof!

[@Hannah2265]

How much iodine are you taking & What brand, please! Ty

[@shawnsimmons-collier6978]

My question also.

[@lilianorellana892]

​@@Hannah2265 I ordered J Crows Lugol's iodine 5% solution . I will be starting with 2 drops daily.

[@LisaNorton775]

What brand and the amount please?

[@triciadaily4512]

So you have breasts and a prostate?? Fibrocystic breasts only happen in women.

[@flowdancefitnessmotuekawit6757]

Iodine has been a game changer for my energy levels and clarity of thought and sleep!! 2 drops/day

[@NT1323-o1m]

@@flowdancefitnessmotuekawit6757 would you be kind enough to share the product you use?

[@kendavis6159]

@@flowdancefitnessmotuekawit6757 Whicj Iodine brand

[@sine0]

In water or in the mouth

[@aimlyon9710]

Any kind specifically? Or can you just use drug store type?

[@wunderfulworld]

What percentage solution?

[@jesikan4285]

My obgyn told me this 20 yrs ago when inwas pregnant i had switched to natural sea salt and been feeling sluggish she checked my thyroid and said to eat more salt with iodine or seaweed i naturally have low blood pressure and it really helps me

[@lindabeeler6681]

Every single cell in your body requires iodine. While not every woman who is iodine deficient has breast cancer, every breast cancer patient is iodine deficient. Think about that.

[@flowforever9084]

Isn't that something

[@BigChiefStink-um-Butt]

That’s due to the cancer cells depleting iodine in the patients. Lack of iodine has some association with increase in risk for cystic fibrosis breast disease but the link to cancer is not definitive. Genetics, obesity, processed foods, fat intake, alcohol all have stronger links to cancer. Sorry for all the info. I don’t do sound bites.

[@jakoblohmann846]

There's no way that every breast cancer patient has an iodine deficiency. Sources please.

[@PLF...]

I mean - it's not true but hey who cares right

[@MarySanchez-qk3hp]

You’re confusing causative with associative. What yiu just said isn’t logical or scientific.

[@Dick-m4u]

Sir, keep at this...Dr. Shawn Baker restored my wellbeing .... decades of solid pain working solid labor.. some years were 8- 10 cycles prednisone, up to 5 kennalogg/corticosteroids injections in joints all possible joints... spine...hips ...shoulders knees fingers wrists ankles ... solid pain .. switched to carnivore and stomped RA in two weeks ... haven't had a Tylenol or any other pain manager since. I'm 50 and better by a longshot than at 25... thank y'all from my toes to my tips... really. Lion's diet for 6 mos... added eggs , bacon, chicken(raised out back)... occasional catfish batteredwith egg rolled in crushed pork skins and fried in tallow , lard , and bacon grease... thank y'all.

[@DocR16]

@@Dick-m4u sounds promising. I suffer from chronic pain from several military accidents. I'm going to order some now. Thank you for your testimony

[@mariecarton8611]

​@@DocR16 You should also try Linseed poultice on any areas damaged. A mug of seed + a generous mug of boiling water and a knob of butter blended well till smooth. If too stiff or dry add a splash of boiling water. When cooled, not cold spread over area and cover with a silk scarf or cling and leave for 8 + hours fir 5 + days. It will melt away any scar tissue.😊

[@buckytravelsplaces7581]

Thats Awesome

[@UndercoverNormie]

I so have to look deeper into this. I have so many of the issues listed through these comments. I should have listened to my friend who sperged about iodine for years lol

[@smilingpossum7644]

Thanks for the info! Needed, will check it out

[@RamonVelazquez-w5f]

Iodine thwarted a terrorist plot and taught me the word thwarted. I never knew you could spell a word with no vowel between TH and W until Iodine blessed me with super knowledge

[@Azathoth43]

You convinced me. I'm going to start taking Lugol's brand Premium Iodine Supplements So I to can use words such as Thwarted. Thank you, Lugol's

[@pamelachappell1089]

Adding a couple drops of Lugol's to my morning coffee has greatly improved my breast pain from fibrocystic breast disease.

[@wolfie9593]

Yes me too helps with cycle soreness

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

Where did you buy it ? Thanks

[@pamelachappell1089]

@@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123 Amazon Lugols drops 2%

[@countrychic1316]

Does it have a taste??

[@pamelachappell1089]

@@countrychic1316 I put a couple of drops in my coffee and don't taste it at all.

[@got2kittys]

After getting C-19 twice, ( no jabs) my sense of smell was affected. Started Iodine supplement, and my sense of smell woke up in 2 days. 3 years of blunted sense, and it woke up in 48 hours. Edit: this was absolutely unexpected. I had not heard of it, suddenly things that had highly altered smells or no scent, became normal smells again. I hope this works for everyone!

[@marcuseolaus6980]

If what you say is true, you are a life saver. I ordered some now, so fingers crossed!

[@toddb8436]

How do you supplement through skin or drink?

[@got2kittys]

@@toddb8436 Oral supplement.

[@teflo2]

@@toddb8436 I take iodine pills. That's the easiest for me. Two 25mg pills.

[@gregory5671]

@@got2kittys how did you receive the iodine?? I too have lost all smell and most taste after having c-19

[@T2theG123]

Alex Jones has been saying this for yeeaarrrss

[@hollydewbean3248]

Please do a podcast on Iodine and safe useful supplements.

[@tb54321]

Get Dr brownsteins book. He has website to order from. He’s the expert on iodine and has done many interviews

[@1dutchess68]

dr. Berry has an interview with Dr. Brownstein on his KZbin channel. Very in-depth.

[@PLF...]

Supplements in general aren't useful.

[@davegordon6943]

​@@PLF...You are 100% incorrect about that.

[@rustbucket9318]

Great, now I need more supplements.

[@tf6413]

@@rustbucket9318 lol. I was just thinking the same. Gonna need a bigger vitamin box

[@Zeddicus_Zorander]

Might lead to the need of less tho

[@marcomolinero5877]

No you dont. The recommended daily allowance (RDA) for iodine is 150 mcg for most adults. Seaweed: Just a small amount (less than a gram) can easily exceed the RDA. Cod: About 5 ounces (roughly 140 grams) would meet the RDA. Milk: Around 2.5 cups (600 ml) would suffice. lodized salt: About half a teaspoon. Shrimp: Approximately 13 ounces (370 grams).Eggs: About 6 large eggs.

[@rustbucket9318]

@@marcomolinero5877 Great info!

[@Thleta]

The rda is the bar minimum number to not be in a deficiency.... which means you need much much more for optimal health.

[@raeh4118]

I take 25mg of synthroid everyday. I only started this after my hysterectomy. I still feel crummy. I'm 5'5" and 107 pound's. I'm not fat at all. I use iodized salt. Please advise me. Thank You

[@kikiashley4479]

Using Iodine is life changing. Had numbness in my feet and pain in my leg. Not sure why I tried it, but I rubbed it in my leg and the pain went away. My body absorbs it immediately. Thank you 😅

[@annharris2109]

Yes, Dr. Barbara Oneill says, "Rub it on your arm. Your body will absorb what it needs, and then it will stop absorbing on its own".

[@revelation7262]

Hello, what product do you use? I’ve had leg pain for months. Thanks in advance ❤

[@DietaryHealthRebel]

Yes! As a child, I would run around in the snowy winter without needing a winter coat, fast forward to teen years and I turned into the cold hands/feet gal who needed swaddled in layers of blankets over the winter, with a bonus of needing covered in a beach towel in 90° sunny weather... until I Dr. Berry noted using Lugol's 2% and then all of that went away.

[@Jennifer-gr7hn]

yup, loss of circulation - purple & white hands here

[@JoeMac1983]

How many drops per day?

[@AG-nn8lp]

@@DietaryHealthRebel How much and how often. I'd assume you need to slowly increase

[@ibberman]

How much do you use??

[@nftutoring9241]

This jackal won't say how much or how to add to our diet.

[@SayWhatAgainMF]

Iodized salt in the U.S. contains 45 micrograms of iodine per gram of salt. The recommended daily intake for adults is 150 micrograms, which can be obtained from about one-half to three-quarters of a teaspoon of table salt. Testing of the general population indicates that most Americans consume sufficient levels of iodine through their diets. Pregnant women and nursing mothers are the only groups in the U.S. that are advised to take a daily iodine supplement, usually as part of a prenatal vitamin. Depending on where you live and how much seafood you eat, you may not want to substitute all of your table salt with sea salt. However, that shouldn’t stop you from using sea salt when you want that particular flavor. Be cautious with the amount, however, as all salt is high in sodium. (adapted from Mayo Clinic Health Letter) - Katherine Zeratsky, R.D.N., L.D., Endocrinology/Nutrition, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota

[@_Solaris]

In the natural world as adaptive carnivores, there was no need for supplements. Currently, our agricultural soils are depleted, our livestock is deprived of minerals & trace elements, and we dont drink out of streams & springs. It's probably prudent to supplement.

[@jvlbme]

🤣🤣🤣

[@SWH5619]

Eat pasture raised cooked rare, you'll get enough iodine. Not all soiles are depleted. Farmers are aware of this issue, they use methods to maintain soil health.

[@sugahoney89]

​@jvlbme everyone needs supplements, especially people on your SAD diet. Soil is depleted of magnesium and minerals.

[@jvlbme]

@@sugahoney89 _My_ SAD..? 🤣 I'm not laughing at the need to supplement, which is obvious, but at Mr/Mrs Nature up there, thinking everything was fine and dandy when humans lived in the forest and seldom reached their 40s.

[@mvann5]

What if you have Hashimoto's thyroiditis ? Should you still take iodine ?

[@marybowers6090]

When I had COVID, taking iodine was a game changer.

[@flowforever9084]

Wow

[@maryw4609]

Thanks

[@winstonsmith11]

How so? 🤔

[@Bigjiggins]

When I had a cold I played call of duty every day. Within 3-5 days I was better. COD literally cured me.

[@maryw4609]

😂🤣😂🤣🥹👍♥️

[@Sweet-TREATz-55515]

Iodine is Deadly for me I’m Extremely Anaphylaxis towards that and Iorn the smallest drop 📉 killed me, I was set on Fire 🔥 From my insides when the Dr Gave it to me even after i said I was allergic and it’s in my chart they gave it to me anyway and I died untill the pump it out of me and use all sorts of medical care to bring me back!! I saw my self dead ☠️ and then fighting desperately to bring me back then the black balled me to not speak on the matter bc I’ve a child with serious heart condition , so I shut my mouth and did nothing bc they swore they would make life miserable for me and my daughter.. Till this Day I was never able to do anything about it and they didn’t even note my chart with what they did..I should also my ethnicity played a part in it they said no one would believe someone who looked like me and turned out they were right and I have Never received justice!! 😢

[@AA-ez5vp]

Dont even both trying. They are one of the 5 masters of our world. Start doing your own research on the alternative sites.

[@karenlynch8348]

I eat wild caught shell fish once a week. Oysters, mussels, clams shrimp crab lobster 🦞 all have iodine naturally. As well as eating kelp or, dulse

[@Jennifer-gr7hn]

and mercury, sadly

[@repentandturnfromsin]

​@@Jennifer-gr7hnyep the oceans are so polluted but those shellfish are also bottom feeders. We just have to always pray in thanks and for nourishment ❤

[@bradleyheissmann4538]

@@Jennifer-gr7hn animals at the bottom of the food chain aren't accumulating mercury

[@Adaaaaaaa.]

@@Randy58-zn4ez 🥱🥱

[@angellee9307]

Not kosher even when the ocean was safer.

[@JohnMoore-xf5wy]

Iodized salt was once common in the US. No longer.

[@Bigjiggins]

Just buy table salt then, it's still iodized.

[@walkingbyfaith2885]

That's what it reads on the salt box , but I wonder 😮​@@Bigjiggins

[@SimpleMeasures]

Table salt is horrible for y. It’s stripped of natural minerals, especially potassium and magnesium. Celtic , Baja gold provides the most natural minerals and take iodine supplements

[@JimPark-63]

Total waste of Iodine. Read the book

[@frankmeyers7304]

Yes it is. That is the only kind I buy.

[@audreyroy4212]

Thank you for this . I had a thyroid ectomy years ago and thought I wouldn’t be able to absorb any iodine because I had no thyroid. This makes sense

[@adim00lah]

Organic eggland's best eggs have 40% rda of iodine for one egg. You can also eat seaweed, algae like nori are free of anti-nutrients. Nori is technically not a vegetable, it's algae.

[@vaccineskill]

The word vegetable doesn't mean anything. It's something most people refer to as plants and seaweed is a plant.

[@adim00lah]

​@@vaccineskill Vegetables by definition means edible plants. Algae is not a true plant, as it lacks the vascular system of a plant. Seaweed is algae, not a plant Mushrooms are also not plants, they are fungus.

[@matiasishere1487]

RDA means little when the same people are lying about everything you know?

[@matiasishere1487]

Also I eat 4 pasture raised organic eggs per day and when I started taking iodine supplement I felt good changes.

[@adim00lah]

@@matiasishere1487 Aight then my guy, don't eat any iodine then, and show us they are wrong.

[@Suzette-es4be]

It literally cleans the fluoride off of the pineal gland. Heavy metals cleanse.

[@YouTubecontent998]

Really?

[@Billybritt-s4t]

Yes

[@mfb6310]

Any particular amount of drops (2%) to do that? I normally put in 2 drops, just cuz I'm not sure of amount, trying to help w hypothyroid. Any info on this?

[@user00404]

​@@mfb6310be careful you can get toxicity. less is more

[@matiasishere1487]

@@mfb6310I’ve heard 3 drops. Been doing this for several weeks now and I can feel good things in my body and my brain. I’ve taken lots of supplements over the last 5 years. This is the only one I could feel difference.

[@icytearsbwoi]

Hey Ken, i got given a sort of IV that contained iodine for my kidneys and suffered an allergic reaction, they basically wrote me off as allergic to iodine and I’ve avoided it since. Not sure what to do there.

[@jessica00126]

My mother has an underactive thyroid. Would iodine help her?

[@iconic1758]

Ofcourse it is highly recommend for hypothyroidism....

[@EvolutionFitness369]

Yes, Doctor. Iodine & the rest of the FDA "recommended daily allowance" needs a true-to-life overhaul.

[@NikolaHoward]

@@EvolutionFitness369 the science was done "to prevent deficiency" and then they stopped. "To promote optimal levels and so health" wasn't ever a question... 😞

[@none-ih3cv]

The FDA was created to shorten our life span.

[@lloydavery2and2make5]

"i eat so many shrimp I got iodine poisoning." PimpC

[@Mr40Pits]

Everyday i eat too many shrimp everywhere the pimp go the bitches love the PIMP R.I.P. Pimp C

[@flextromethorphan]

literally all i could think of lol

[@tristatepestaz]

That’s the classic thing in say every time I eat a shrimp buffet

[@sheilacape4794]

I agree and do approve this message!!!

[@judymiller5154]

currently taking 2 drops of 2% after a bottle of 5% (also 2 drops). Thyroid suppl reduced from 105 to 45 Armour. I'm still warm, need a window open, and hubby needs the extra blanket. 😅

[@mam3565]

😂😂😂

[@crazysquirrel9425]

How do you take the iodine? Water? Straight? Juice?

[@judymiller5154]

@@crazysquirrel9425 I have a liter thermos filled with ice water and a scoop of Dr Bergs electrolytes that I add the 2 drops of iodine to

[@whitejodeci8926]

Which brand would you recommend?

[@JimPark-63]

The book is excellent. I have been taking Lugol's solution and Iodine pills daily. I take 60mg a day.

[@CynthiaSandbeck]

@JimPark-63 so you can't od on it or it won't hurt taking too much, well I mean

[@billyjackwashburn6970]

Think I'll give this a try. My fingers are always cold.

[@kjsaxon]

The thyroid needs carbohydrates to function normally, carbohydrates heat up the body by the excess being burned up In thermogenesis.

[@johnwalterc]

I am 67. I find if I skip my daily vit/supplement I have a harder time with flow and capacity. The prostrate needs zinc and so does your immune system . Zinc somehow depletes your copper level so that is why I add copper to my daily routine. The thyroid needs iodine along with every cell in your body. Selenium is also used by the thyroid. The thyroid is the organ the rules all other organs so keeping your thyroid happy keep your other organs happy like bladder and prostate. I swear my bladder increases to double its capacity when I take my daily pills and drops. I drop 3 drops into any liquid i might have if front of me be it coffee, water or juice. In water the iodine tastes like you are drinking dust, a very dry taste hence adding it to other liquids. As a side note I found that if I feel a cold/sore throat coming on I take Zicam and while the cold is bad/rough as any cold I have had I find that the cold drops off quickly and the cold is totally gone in 10 days as opposed to the 5 or 6 week the cold would hold on with little coughs. (A warning that too much Zinc can affect your hearing and my have other side effects) I buy iodine drops on Amazon. @12-14$ per bottle when I buy 2 or 3 at a time. A bottle of Iodine drops should last 1 year if you take 3 drops a day. I also find zinc,copper and selenium in a 50mg capsule (240 in a bottle) on Amazon sold by DEAL SUPPLEMENTS.

[@billyjackwashburn6970]

@@johnwalterc Thank you for your input.

[@amandarussell596]

Yes your right. I take it once in awhile.

[@bonnielucas3244]

You're

[@forgogeorge6872]

Excellent information 👌 good to know!!! Thanks Doctor 😊 !!

[@boyd9919]

THANK YOU DOCTOR BERRY

[@Nocturne2]

How do you take it? Drops on the tongue? Mix in water?

[@katefish3754]

I’m hoping this changes my life. Ordering this when I get paid

[@DSmith-ix1xf]

All those years, all those doctors, painful disfiguring sores on hands and feet gone, poof. God bless God for making this stuff.

[@incognito595]

?

[@user00404]

God bless God 😂

[@user00404]

sounds like a bible verse

[@cumiebaka]

what?

[@terrismiley6241]

So how much should i take? Getting ready to turn 70 soon. Healthy, at last check up a couple min hs ago.

[@Quackzine]

Since 2009, it has been a requirement in Australia & New Zealand that commercial bread is made with iodised salt (salt that contains iodine). Eating packaged bread as part of a normal diet provides enough iodine for most people, but not enough if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.

[@teflo2]

Iodized salt was removed from bread in the United States.

[@sugarsnap1578]

I had a couple of drops put under my tongue and felt comething come over me like a veil was lifted immediately it was amazing the Doctor is correct

[@MarySanchez-qk3hp]

Sounds like the placebo effect, if it was felt that quickly,

[@FrequencyOfThought]

@@MarySanchez-qk3hp Wrong, it's absorbed into the blood stream through droplets almost immediately.

[@ruthshere9468]

"Looks like water, tastes like wine. Omg it's iodine."

[@ruthshere9468]

An old rhyme my mom said. I will pass this to my sister who has thyroid issues. Thanks!

[@factsoveremotions6035]

Seaweed strips can be delicious, healthy snacks. My kids are addicted to them and good source of natural Iodine. My Gonads have never felt better! 😉

[@donnajohnson3334]

Bet I can't get them in my little town. I think Americans have a lack of iodine and there's possibly a connection to breast cancer. People who eat seafood may get protection from it.

[@jvlbme]

*whispers* Those are _plants_ - the doctor is afraid of plants..! 😬

[@charlieann456]

​@@donnajohnson3334 Do you have an Asian market? I saw it at WalMart and Trader Joes.

[@LaurenForster]

​@donnajohnson3334 not south Korea having the highest death rate for breast cancer 😂 whereas Northern Europe has the lowest and we don't eat seaweed

[@42Ccastro]

​@jvlbme lmao! 😂 You clearly haven't seen his videos. Obviously seafood would contain a better concentration of iodine but I highly doubt he's oposed to seaweed. Especially if people are doing keto. So far he hasn't acted like up like others.

[@jennyandavid]

Nice to hear this info at my 40, not at 80 dying in hospital. Thank you, Dr.Berry❤

[@kjsaxon]

None of this is new, how is this guy’s following so in the dark about these basic things?

[@jorykevinberger7047]

Dying at 40 in the hospital is worse than 80. No?

[@FrequencyOfThought]

This dude isn't even lying

[@apace903]

This is my experience. I was so tried. Dr Elizabeth Bright lead me to lugols. It seems like a miracle to me.😊

[@ibberman]

How much do you take?

[@flugmodus9214]

Do you take it either way other supplements? Are you full carnivore?

[@adrianabarnard6402]

I always thought my problem was iron but while. It helped it wasn’t the only thing I needed.

[@Billy-h1n8g]

I CAN SEE CLEARLY NOW…THE RAIN IS GONE!!!💯🎯🤷‍♂️😎

[@MontanaMama-k4t]

Which iodine supplement do you recommend? I see there are a variety of Lugol’s iodine supplements.

[@TrekieGal]

Lugol's 2% liquid is what he recommends

[@terriellis8375]

He did an interview with another doctor (Elizabeth Bright) and she recommended 4-5 drops of 5%. You’d want to work yourself up to that though.

[@MontanaMama-k4t]

Thank you both! I appreciate it.😊

[@carolynza2481]

J Crows is the best! Recommended by Dr Bright also. They sell a 2 and a 5%

[@MontanaMama-k4t]

Thank you! I just ordered some. I appreciate the help!😊

[@kathrynmiller7564]

Only one warning! Many people are allergic to iodine or shellfish, which have iodine in them. This can be a very serious allergic reaction.

[@RamonVelazquez-w5f]

I was legally blind before iodine.

[@leoingle]

What's a good iodine supplement?

[@Coffeeismyhappyplace]

Lugals on Amazon

[@carolynza2481]

J Crows brand is the best!! They sell a 2% and a 5%.

[@heymanhaha]

@@Coffeeismyhappyplace do you take that orally?.. looks like it's for wounds

[@Coffeeismyhappyplace]

@@heymanhaha Put 2-8 drops in your coffee. I just went from 2 up to 6 starting today

[@allison471]

Iodoral is the absolute best of the best

[@yoopernow]

Okay, when did Sea Salt become THE THING and replace "Iodized Salt" as the go-to?

[@bicyclist2]

Hey yooper, I used to live up there in northern Michigan. Petoskey.

[@yoopernow]

@@bicyclist2 I was there Tuesday and going back twice next week (volunteer medical transport)... Have a good one!

[@christophercross4325]

85 minerals in sea salt. 0 in table salt. 95 in celtic salt

[@yoopernow]

​@@christophercross4325 Iodine? When I was a kid "Iodized" was supposed to provide health (thyroid, if I recall correctly) benefits...

[@MarySanchez-qk3hp]

It depends on if you buy REFINED sea salt or unrefined.

[@jacobcasmus1882]

Instructions unclear, I went out and drank Iodine povidone! Lmao 😂

[@IJustLiveOnThisPlanet]

I have a sister in law who thinks we have too much iodine in our diets and it's in everything and it's bad!!!! I remember in Jr high over 30 years ago a teacher saying how important iodine is, so I always bought salt with iodine!!!! His said if you don't take iodine then you would get a swollen belly like the malnourished children in Africa

[@MarySanchez-qk3hp]

The children with swollen bellies aren’t swollen because of iodine deficiency, it’s because of chronic starvation and kwashiorkor.

[@IJustLiveOnThisPlanet]

@@MarySanchez-qk3hp oh I know that now, I think he was trying to scare us into it , but it worked, it made me make sure not to fall into the fad of the sea salt. But now I'm hearing horrible things about table salt.

[@AlmondScented]

I use iodized kosher salt. I don't use Himalayan pink salt because of the radioactive elements in it, like radium, uranium, polonium, plutonium, etc.; not to mention the lead that's in it that keeps me away.

[@analeegarcia9388]

Contains fluoride also. It's the reason I stopped using it.

[@kjsaxon]

Good👏👏👏! Sea salt is bad.

[@AlmondScented]

@@kjsaxon Sea salt isn't as bad as pink salt.

[@AlmondScented]

@@analeegarcia9388 Yeah, that's another good reason. But did you know that black tea has an insane amount of fluoride in it, even before it's brewed? Even wine has more fluoride than the water does.

[@kjsaxon]

@@AlmondScented pink salt is from an ancient sea, it’s sea salt too. At least Himalayan Pink salt is.

[@RamonVelazquez-w5f]

I used to be bald, but then......yup you guessed it; IODINE.

[@theresaengle2573]

Im diagnosed with subclinical hyperthyroidism. Is it ok for me to take iodine?

[@queenjay9437]

@@theresaengle2573 it’s best to ask your doctor

[@mam3565]

And to have some labs ,so you should know if you're deficient or not

[@superduperdonkey911]

my heart stopped as soon as he said colds hands and cold feet. where do i get this stuff?

[@suzieg9076]

Amazon have a good selection.

[@carlbodene8150]

I asked the Waiter for Iodine, but I dined alone.

[@kiramorgan4081]

Whats a reasonable dosage and schedule for trying this?

[@celesteinman56]

Sometimes helping one person at s time. I'm a health coach but so many people don't care to hear anything productive to health. So frustrating.

[@happy777abc]

I hear you! I'm a health coach and trainer. People just fluff by. I only speak with those willing to listen.

[@josuecamarillo3011]

Which Iodine supplement is best for Men?

[@TomMcCall-ir5nd]

Seafood has iodine......

[@ronald-bh5vi]

Don't tell him,he gets sponsored by big iodine

[@ronald-bh5vi]

Don't tell him, he gets sponsored by BIG iodine

[@horselady4375]

Kelp

[@SWH5619]

Also pasture raised beef has plenty. Don't need to buy a supplement. You'll notice the difference immediately. Make sure not to over cook. Rare or medium rare is best or raw if you trust the source.

[@fairchild1737]

Icelandic Sea kelp tablets by Islandic.