Iodine and autoimmune diseases

Published on May 13, 2010

To Allison,

High doses of iodine have been found to eliminate or decrease the need for insulin in both type one and type two diabetics. This information is available from Dr. Brownstein and is in Dr. Sircus’ Diabetes and Iodine books.
It is very likely that iodine also has an effect on arthritis and other auto immune diseases. It definitely affects thyroid problems too, some of which are also consideered autoimmune diseases.

You should consider the daily use of nascent iodine to bring your levels up.

Sincerely,

Claudia French RN, LPHA

Assistant Director IMVA

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