Better Gut Health Using Oxygen and Iodine with Dr. Edward Group

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Your favorite way to decalcify the. By the way, if you're listening to this going, what the heck is he talking about? Everything he's talking about. There's substantial groups of people who are saying this is going on. There's also substantial groups of people saying this is all a bunch of woo. The truth is usually in the middle, from what I've seen. But what have you found works to make your pineal gland work? And how do you know it's working?

I. You know, my favorite substance, probably, if I had to pick one thing, would be iodine as far as the. Its ability to decalcify the pineal gland because it is the halogen. You know, you have the fluoride, bromine chloride and iodine. And a good form of iodine is what I've found has the ability to decalcify the pineal gland. And not only that, every cell in the body requires iodine. And it's.

Do you like Lugols, or do you use it topically? Do you take it orally? How much do you take?

Yeah, so I actually developed a nascent iodine, which is in a certified organic glycerin base, and it was the first certified organic iodine product on the market. However, Lugol's. I love Lugol's. I just didn't want the. I wanted to kind of increase and come up with my own innovation in iodine or with iodine. So. And I think that. And Dr. Brownstein, who's a friend of mine who's been doing massive amounts of studies on thyroid and endocrine dysfunction. Yeah.

Big name in that field. Right.

And iodine. Him and I both agree that about 25 milligrams a day is really, really good for anybody. And that's 25,000 micrograms. I know that sounds like a lot, but anybody who's suffering from endocrine disruption. And now we know that iodine can start pulling out mercury, lead, cadmium, strontium from the body. We also now have anecdotal evidence now from people that suffer from EMF hypersensitivity syndrome, that have tried everything out there, and they're getting the best results with taking iodine.

Now, that dose of iodine is larger than I've seen from almost anyone. The largest dose that I've seen recommended is something like 14 or 18 milligrams. From some of the books on adrenal fatigue and problems. But people with Hashimoto's are usually told, don't take Any iodine that might make your Hashimoto's worse. What's your take on that?

My take is they're not getting the proper iodine testing done. Dr. Brownstein and Dr. Guy Abraham are the ones that developed the only iodine loading test. And there's only one facility I think now in the United States that does that testing. If people go in and get blood iodine testing, it's not, it's not accurate. What I think is, and what we've seen is that when you start taking iodine, your body's going to start pulling out all the brominated compounds and the fluoride. And it can take up to six months to a year before your iodine. Your thyroid levels come back to normal. And what you usually see is you see if the individual is going into the doctor, their endocrinologists, and getting all of their iodine precursors and all their T3, T4 and, and TSH and all that, you usually see it go in a cycle like this. And that's the reason why the endocrinologists say, oh, get off the iodine, get off the iodine. Because you're going to have Hashimoto's, you're going to have hyper, then you're going to have hypo, and it's just going to cycle itself until all of those toxic halogens are out of the system and your body's able to repair itself again. But just like with fibrocystic pcos and fibrocystic breasts and anything reproductive, I mean, that's just a telltale sign of severe iodine deficiency and mental retardation in children. I mean, you could pretty much link iodine deficiency to every single health condition.