A MUST WATCH -Iodine and BC VERY thoughtprovoking
 

A must watch - this fits into a pattern of increasing iodine deficiency in western populations. I had not seen a suggestion that iodine deficiency may be a significant factor in breast cancer until today.

Dr Brownstein's MD videos


1. Iodine
http://www.internetwks.com/clips/bsIodine.rm
2. Iodine and BC
http://www.internetwks.com/clips/bsBCancer.rm
3. Iodine detox
http://www.internetwks.com/clips/bsDetox.rm
4. Iodine removes mercury
http://www.internetwks.com/clips/bsMercury.rm

I think the suggestions being made as part of a wider view may well be seen to be fundamental in years to come. I think I recognise a fellow 'nerd' (passion and a high level of application to the exclusion of other life activities)

This interlinks with the reading and writing I have been doing on Omega 3 and 6 and a wider theory held by some we developed as shoreline dwellers. It again highlights the package of nutrients found in marine and shoreline foods is fundamental to health.

Marine and shoreline foods are high in iodine and minerals and well as a mix of vitamins. Iodine is key to brain development.

Long chain fats are easily oxidised and it is essential the body has the raw materials to make antioxidants, and antioxidants from food to protect the long chain polyunsaturated Omega 3s from uncontrolled oxidation. Iodine may have a role as an antioxidant.

Inflammation and oxidative stress have a part to play in many illnesses but gulping down C and E is probably not the answer - it is a good deal more complex but at a basic level comes down to a supply of the basic nutrients we need.

Mineral levels in soil have dropped on average by about 50% over the last 50 years.

http://www.organicgarden.org.uk/file...dep_report.pdf

Iodine as well as its function in the human thyroid has been suggested to have wider antioxidant properties. Iodine/iodide are highly used as antioxidants in marine organisms.

The lecturer is a Doctor and author, but clearly you must discuss any thought of supplementation with your medical advisers. These links are posted for information only.

Start with lecture 2 which deals with BC and I suspect you will find thought provoking.

RB

Author

Omega Six The Devils Fat

www.omegasixthedevilsfat.com

(you may need to download realplayer to view or your existing video player may handle it - http://forms.real.com/netzip/arcade....0-5GOLD_bb.exe - avoid signing up if you can as you get annoying pop up offering their products)

iodine
 

R.B.
I found this association 7 years ago..I have a goitre and amongst other things this is a risk factor for bc.
I sometimes take lugols' solution because of the bc association.
cheers
Jackie (down under)

PS: I was also low in progesterone as well and the two are linked.

Thanks, RB! I might be a nerd, too, because I've just spent a great deal of time reading all of these links. I found the mineral depletion one of particular interest. My "hobbies" include nutrition and gardening, and although my knowledge of both cannot be called vast, my knowledge of nutrition and gardening techniques are definitely half-vast. Thanks again RB (and Terri)

Thanks RB,
Sounds very interesting and convincing, so what do we do?
Salt was iodized to help up iodine levels - I don't know if any other foods were.
thanks for the info,
sarah

HI Debbie

This is where I found the link it may help.

http://www.vitamincfoundation.org/videos/

RB