20 Functions Of Iodine And Other Iodine-Related Ideas And Health Revelations That Will Hopefully Blow Your Mind!!
Let’s start off with the meat of this article… iodine is a really really really good thing to have in your life.
Dr. Gabriel Cousens lists many other essential functions of iodine.
1) Iodine prevents heart disease.
2) Iodine eliminates toxic halogens from the body (including radioactive I-131).
3) Iodine supports apoptosis.
4) Iodine activates hormone receptors and helps prevent certain forms of cancer.
5) Iodine protects ATP function and enhances ATP production.
6) Iodine prevents fibrocystic breast disease.
7) Iodine decreases insulin needs in diabetics.
8) Iodine helps support protein synthesis.
9) Iodine deficiency is a global health threat.
10) Iodine destroys pathogens, molds, fungi, parasites, and malaria.
11) Iodine is needed with the use of cordless phones, cell phones and now smart meters to prevent hypothyroidism.
12) Iodine supports pregnancy (as the fetus undergoes more apoptosis than any other developmental stage).
13) Iodine regulates estrogen production in the ovaries.
14) Iodine is anti-mucolytic (meaning it reduces mucus catarrh).
15) Iodine neutralizes hydroxyl ions and hydrates the cells.
16) Iodine makes us smarter.
17) High doses of iodine may be used for wounds, bedsores, inflammatory and traumatic pain, and restoration of hair growth when applied topically.
18) Iodine helps in the diminishing of tissue scarring, cheloid formations, and Dupuytren’s and Peyronie’s contractures, which are hyper-scarring conditions.
19) High doses of iodine may be used to reverse certain diseases.
20) Iodine supports spiritual development.
2. Okay… soooo let’s now consider that iodine has a negative charge. This is important to note, so note it, and note that it carries things that are of a positive charge.
3. So there are other important elements for our diet that also have a negative charge. Let’s highlight:
Sulfur
Boron
Phosphorous
Silicon
Chlorine
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Iodine
4. Okay… soooo if you don’t have these in their appropriate amounts… you won’t be able to carry the positively-charged elements… so if this is the case… HEALTH ISSUES WILL OBVIOUSLY DEVELOP.
5. Now… you must note that a food can be organic, and still not have enough of these positive charged elements.
6. You must also note that heavy metals raining down from the sky, can also bind and use up those negatively-charged elements in our soil.
I hope you’re following this… and having many revelations.
7. So basically, they add bromine to flour products, because it will compete with iodine. They know we need lots of iodine.
8. Fluorine (fluoride) will also compete with iodine.
10. Okay, so these are basic concepts in dietary chemistry to get familiar with. I’ve obviously simplified things, but I like things complicated things, simple, doesn’t anyone, especially when learning?
Love,
Indian
