1. It depends on the person.
Because habits, diets, and exposure to environmental toxins vary from person to person, iodine requirements may differ as well. In 1997, Dr. Guy Abraham, Dr. Jorge Flechas, and Dr. David Brownstein initiated The Iodine Project, which followed more than 4,000 patients taking daily iodine doses of 12.5–50 mg, with doses as high as 100 mg per day used in some patients with diabetes.
2. The iodine-loading test.
Dr. Abraham concluded that whole body sufficiency exists when a person excretes 90 percent of the iodine ingested. He created an iodine-loading test where one takes 50 mg of iodine and measures the amount excreted in the urine over the next 24 hours. In other words, once your body becomes sufficient in iodine, it will begin to excrete the excess iodine not needed through the urine, and this is what is measured with the iodine loading test.
3. Whole body sufficiency.
Their research indicates that when a person is iodine deficient it takes three months to become sufficient with a daily dose of 50 mg or one year with 12 mg a day.
These doctors also found that iodine reversed fibrocystic disease, caused hypothyroid patients to require less thyroid medication, diabetic patients to require less insulin, symptoms of fibromyalgia to resolve, and patients with migraine headaches to stop having them. †
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So, how long would one need to supplement with iodine before completely stopping?
Well, how long can you go without food, or water, or oxygen?
Essential minerals like iodine are not created by your body, they must be obtained through your diet. In order to live we need certain things, nutrients like iodine are no different. When we stop getting enough nutrients each day our bodies can begin to become deficient.
To make the problem worse, it's also almost impossible to get enough iodine from food alone because trace minerals like iodine, are absent from our food supply.
In fact, iodine levels have fallen over 50% in the last 30 years in the United States, while autoimmune disorders and hyperthyroid symptoms have been increasing at epidemic proportions.
So the answer is NEVER.
It's important to note that "The Iodine Project" was using potassium iodide in the study, which is NOT the same as Thyroid Warrior.
Therefore when using a highly bioavailable form of iodine like Thyroid Warrior the dosage will be much lower, because the iodine doesn't need to be converted and is utilized immediately. †
Physicians who recommend Thyroid Warrior in their protocols often recommend a dosage of 10-15 drops. †
Most of us, here at Biowarrior, take anywhere from 10-20 mg of Thyroid Warrior (28-57 drops) everyday with no negative side effects. And we have been doing that for years! †
Keep in mind that iodine deficiency is estimated to affect one third of the world's population today.
So, have you taken your Thyroid Warrior today?
In just a few seconds a day, you can ensure you're getting adequate levels of iodine, with just a few drops of Thyroid Warrior Nascent iodine in a cold glass of water. †
What's The Most Effective Form of Iodine?
Although there are many different types of iodine supplements available, Thyroid Warrior, is the most effective form of iodine available because it’s patented electromagnetic process, which changes the mineral’s atomic state, making the iodine easier for your body to absorb and use immediately. This means you use less and get more of the amazing health benefits associated with iodine. The best part is that any excess iodine is easily removed by your body, so it’s 100% safe to use as directed. †
The Biowarrior products are designed and formulated to be safe, effective and easy to use. †
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