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R.B. · 02-07-2014, 04:24 PM

^ Many thanks SusanN. (-:

I do urge everybody who has not had a look at the iodine thread on the nutrition page to do so and take the time to watch at least the first video.

"A must watch - excellent lectures from impassioned health professionals - the first video lecture I only found recently and is linked later in this thread; I have copied it here because it is more general in nature, by a woman, and probably a better lecture to start with. Dr Brownsteins is more specialist but equally fascinating

The main section on the implications of iodine for the breast may be the place to start to get you attention; it starts at about 4.10 and again at 36.36. Please bear with the controversial introduction. Apparently the lecturer spent 10 years as a board certified female physician in ER, so her move into a more integrated medicine is based on a wide range of experiences. The lecture on iodine is very much research based.

"Dr. Sherry Tenpenny outlines the many disorders that come about because of iodine deficiency IAOMT 2007 L.V. This is a must see, especially for women that have problems with their thyroid or their breasts."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMjKmi12UX0

and

Iodine The Misunderstood Nutrient David Brownstein

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kd34EJ5E3bI "

02-07-2014, 04:24 PM	#13
R.B. Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,843	Re: Just add Hashimoto's ^ Many thanks SusanN. (-: I do urge everybody who has not had a look at the iodine thread on the nutrition page to do so and take the time to watch at least the first video. "A must watch - excellent lectures from impassioned health professionals - the first video lecture I only found recently and is linked later in this thread; I have copied it here because it is more general in nature, by a woman, and probably a better lecture to start with. Dr Brownsteins is more specialist but equally fascinating The main section on the implications of iodine for the breast may be the place to start to get you attention; it starts at about 4.10 and again at 36.36. Please bear with the controversial introduction. Apparently the lecturer spent 10 years as a board certified female physician in ER, so her move into a more integrated medicine is based on a wide range of experiences. The lecture on iodine is very much research based. "Dr. Sherry Tenpenny outlines the many disorders that come about because of iodine deficiency IAOMT 2007 L.V. This is a must see, especially for women that have problems with their thyroid or their breasts." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMjKmi12UX0 and Iodine The Misunderstood Nutrient David Brownstein http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kd34EJ5E3bI " Last edited by R.B.; 02-07-2014 at 04:35 PM..