My Weight Loss Secret - TRH/T3/T4 Hormonal Tweaking

Your so full of shit.

[link to www.naturesfare.com]

So this is too low a dose, by the dropper then? how would I ensure with this 1500 mcg's???? Thats the amount I'd like to take. Right now I'm painting drug store topical iodine on my arm.

Last Edited by Sungaze_At_Dawn on 10/15/2011 05:23 PM

Just go to your doctor and tell them you have ADD and get prescribed Adderall/Ritalin like Paris Hilton/Lindsey Lohan/etc.

Drug store typical iodine can NOT be taken internally. Each drop of Trophic Iodine is approximately 300 mcg's. To get to 1500 take 5 drops.

On the bottle it will say 6.25 mg / ml. 1 ml = 20 drops. 6.25 mg or 6250 mcg / 20 drops / ml = roughly 300 mcg / drop.

Hope that helps :)

How does Ritalin cause weight loss. And I cannot see how getting an ADD medication is going to help the likes of Paris Hilton lol!

I don't think so. Here's some serious references backing her up.

[link to www.healthiertalk.com]

[link to immortalhair.forumandco.com]
- References that improving Thyroid function increases cell oxygenation which in turn pushes out molds and fungus.

While I was listening to the video of Dr. Brownstein, my husband half listened to it coming and going out of the room. He is now interested in taking the iodine with me. Naturally I have him on higher doses than I started off with, and I told him in about a week we will be increasing his dosage.

Op, I followed the links you provided, and read the comment section on some of the posters there. One person said that her age spots disappeared on her hands. This will be interesting to watch because my husband has an age spot on his temple that I can easily watch without him knowing I am watching lol!

He is also having hair loss issues, and it will be great to see improvement here as well. I was happy to see the one poster on here having success with thickening hair. I hope they return also for updates.

I hope you intend to keep this thread going, because it will be fun to see the reports coming in in time. Not only for the weight loss, but for the other potential side effects of iodine as well.

Edited to add: Just as a reminder, I am the poster with the husband who has cancer.

Last Edited by Rena on 10/16/2011 08:18 AM

I agree! Awesome thread, thanks OP!

No I am not full of shit. I had a large thinning spot on the top of my head, about the size of a silver dollar. I am telling you it is gone, my hair is thicker than it has been in years. If I am full of shit so is my husband, my mother and my kids. They all notice that I no longer have this. I must have had hypothyroid. One of the symptoms of low thyroid is thinning hair. I thank the OP for sharing this with us, I was not expecting this at all. I never dreamed that just a little iodine would cause this. Oh and my energy is great, but I have not lost any weight as of yet. I will start watching my diet starting today. Again I thank the OP for sharing.

Praying that the iodine treatments will help your husband in some way and that maybe he'll be more open to trying other natural treatments!

OP, what kind of vitamin C do you recommend? I'd heard that ascorbic acid vit C was bad for you.

Also, when I checked out magnesium on the site you recommended, there were several different kinds. Which one do you usually get? Thanks! And great thread!

I just found out that I got the job I interviewed for last week! Once I get my first paycheck, I'm going shopping for vitamins/supplements. I can't wait! Have about 15 pounds I just can't get rid of.

So, sorry I just started to read this thread and if I am asking a question that someone already asked, please forgive.

I would like to know how much iodine and vitamin c is necessary for a woman(overweight) 5'2" 170 LBS. I have tried the HCG diet all weight came back.

Oh, and which brands of iodine are best

Thanks

That is very kind of you Kim, Thank you very much for the prayer.

Ok, may take 15 then. And when this is gone look for higher.

The kind I have is NOT taken internally, its painted on. But I checked the ingredients and it is used in health remedies, did a search online. And feel far better using it than not, have more energy using it painted on, than not.

OP,
Just a quick thank you for your response to me about my sister and her bloating problem. I read your response to her and she plans to take your advice. Much appreciated!!!

You guys do realize what you are doing is alkalyzing yourself don't you? Read up on it and you'll find lots of other ways to do this. Another thing to do is 1/4tsp baking soda in water twice a day, or get an alkaline water generator. Green apples are also awesome for this effect, it normalizes your ph levels, with our diet being mainly an acidic one you would be surprised how you feel after just a few days of the diet switch.

I checked those jigsaw multi packets at the link, that looks like a pretty good product compared to a lot of ones out there. I would question the calcium to magnesium ratio, I would like to see less calcium and more magnesium. Otherwise it's great that it has 2000 mg of Vitamin C and all those trace minerals.

If someone wants to take supplements and doesn't want to think too much and can afford it, that would probably be a good way to go.

If you do your research you can put it together on your own for less money though. Two good discount sources for all kinds of supplements are [link to www.vitacost.com] and [link to www.swansonvitamin.com] I switched from vitacost to Swanson lately. They are both good.

Thanks for mentioning this one, I'm going to look into it.

Try either one of these places, I've ordered from both many times:

Vitacost
[link to www.vitacost.com]

Swanson's
[link to www.swansonvitamin.com]

Last Edited by Vision Thing on 10/16/2011 02:22 PM

Op-

Thanks for sharing this. I love when people share their secrets...making positive contributions to society... selflessly helping their fellow humans. Most people try to package their "secret info" and sell it in an ebook.

Just wanted you to know that I appreciate you!



Here's my experience with your regimen and I hope it inspires people to try it out.

I started taking vit c and kelp last week. my results:
More energy....Not wired... subtle yet very real.
Weight loss...I lost 2 lbs without trying.
Better overall mood.

Researching iodine though.... shows that the body needs magnesium and b2 & b3 to metabolize and increase cellular uptake of iodine. I'm going to add them to my daily intake and see what happens.


[link to www.naturalendocrinesolutions.com]

Thank you!

Please please please....have her research and commit to a food elimination diet. What you describe sounds like classic food allergy or intolerance.

[link to integrativemedicine.arizona.edu]

There are so many additives and crap in our food supply that it's difficult to make assumptions anymore. In fact, my first theory on your sisters condituion is a dairy/lactose intolerance or allergy. It could be gluten too. But the problem here, is switching to a gluten free diet means eating a lot of corn and soy based foods as a substitute. Corn and soy are hard on the body's digestion plus almost exclusively GMO. Corn and soy are also common allergens!

Even if you don't have an allergy to certain food, the elimination diet makes you aware of how each food effects your body on a subtle level. Something you can never understand til you experience it,

The diet is simple but it's not easy!.... But it's a gift to your body!!!

I don't understand your assumption that eating gluten free means eating corn and soy? I eat no soy at all, and very little corn, almost none.

I don't feel like I am "substituting" anything for the baked goods and pasta. I don't eat imitation baked goods. I just don't eat any of the wheat or related items or anything pre-made that has derivatives of those things in it. I don't "replace" it with anything. I just eat different things that aren't baked goods or pasta.

I also have been a vegetarian for 35 years.

That's awesome! I've done gluten free for years myself :)

True gluten free is: fruits, vegies, rice, dairy, eggs, meat. Most people want variety and look for gluten-free pasta, bread, pizza, cereal, oatmeal, etc,

Now that Gluten-free is becoming more widespread, most grocery stores amd restaurants now carry gf items. It's not imitation food...unlike the fat-free craze of the 80s. Just substitution.

If you looked at the ingredients of those "gluten-free" items, they usually list corn or soy as an ingredient to replace the lost bulk of wheat. sure, there's rice flour and tapioca flour too.

I know people who do gluten-free. And they think nothing of eating corn chips, corn tortillas as well as corn/soy based substitutes in pizza dough.

I know people who are vegetarian yet eat a lot of 'junk food' ...probably because it's quick, cheap, easy and filling. Yet sugar causes all sorts of inflammation and endocrine problems.

So if you took offense at my post ( it want even directed at you), I apologize you didn't see the well-meaning intention behind it.

No I didn't take offense! I just didn't get the assumption. But I figured out my diet by myself, I didn't do this by buying stuff, if that makes sense.

And for a while I did eat some soft corn tortillas as a cop out item, they are good warmed up in a skillet with grated cheese melted on them with some vegetables, etc and or beans, but of all the things you can eat it seems corn is the most fattening! I quit buying those soft tortillas for a cop out meal. If they're around I just eat them because it's brainless and hardly gets any dishes dirty.

I used to make cornbread from a gluten free recipe once in a while, but I don't seem to be able to digest it very well. I was mixing my own flour substitute from rice flour, tapioca flour, xanthan gum, potato starch or flour, whatever it was. There are good gluten free baking recipes at landolakes.com and they are good because they are not low fat, they have tons of butter, sour cream, etc. But I keep that flour substitute stuff to an absolute minimum.

My diet since about April or May this year has been eggs, cheese, and salad, with a few other steamed vegetables for variety. Been trying to get my calories from fat instead of carbohydrates as per Scorpion's thread. Also eating some yogurt and some homemade trail mix. Peanut butter and celery once in a while. Mainly lots of salad with everything and homemade dressing.

I started exercising the first of the year and have lost 3 dress sizes doing that and eating this way.

Now that the weather is cooler I will make more soups and chili but then my weakness is for crushed corn tortilla chips in the soup. I get the blue ones which aren't from genetically modified corn but I still feel like it's junk food even if it's organically grown. But, so good in soup and chili.

Hi! When you mentioned you were going to look into it I thought I'd warn you about it. As you see in the posting above, OP said this was an extremely high dosage. I've decided not to take these pills because I was afraid this level of iodine might be toxic.

That's awesome, I hope it really does some amazing stuff. Personally I would like to see the entirety of North America learn the nutrional benefits of certain minerals and elements lacking in their diet.

I will definitely keep the thread going checking on it once a day, I am looking forward to seeing results. :)

Thanks for the tip, I'm happy to see everybody become more and more informed and I won't have all the pieces of the puzzle, just some informed information I'm happy to share with everybody!

Interesting your mentioning Magnesium and B2 and B3. I know the natriopathic doctors are HUGE on the magnesium. I follow Dr Deagle a fair bit, and he mentions that 300 enzymatic processes shut down when your magnesium deficient, and that All Cancer patients are also magnesium deficient. So.. Its really important and its sourced in green leafy vegetables, or you can buy high bioavailability Magnesium Citrate from purebulk.com by the kilogram and its inexpensive about 1/8th the cost of buying from walmart.

If a person has Cancer increasing their Magnesium is critical and they need to look at epson salt baths as the epson salts are high in Magnesium.


The Great Awakening is gaining ground, and it starts with the gift of knowledge to all.

If anybody has any other weight loss tips love to hear from the GLP community?

I know vinegar works if you can stomach drinking it. lol!

Wonderful report, thank you.

Thanks op for posting I am taking nootropics Aniracetam and tried Piracetam for help with cognition. I am a recovering alcoholic and have some alcoholic dementia. Not expecting to be Einstein again but I plan on giving the cinnamon and iodine a try.