I went looking for a transcript of that interview and stumbled upon an interesting interview with Lynne Farrow.
Iodine supplementation
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Thanks, Pat.
Falling asleep, so will look at that tomorrow.
I found another book.
I don't think it's the most enlightening, but when I finish skimming it,if it's worth it, I'll put a link up.
No luck finding you a transcript yet
Hi Pat,
Have just started reading that interview. She touches on the breast cancer stuff in her book:
http://alaalsayid.com/ebooks/The_Iodine_Crisis.pdf
I had the same sort of experience as she did, except I just did everything I was told. I asked all the right questions, but they lied. When I found out they'd lied, I called them out, and they said it was "Gradual Disclosure", that they aren't allowed to tell you the ansers to everything you ask, for fear of overwhelming you.
Pfft.
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Thanks. Which one's the link symbol?
No, sorry. I know I'm being dim, but if I highlight (select) text on this (iPad) it insists I choose one of the options it shows, none of which are anything to do with links.
If I click the link button and paste the link in there, it insertsit in the same format as I can do just by cooy pasting the lnk straight into the message. Sigh.
If I click the link button and paste the link in there, it insertsit in the same format as I can do just by cooy pasting the lnk straight into the message. Sigh.
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Yep, got that, but I can only select text by highlighting it, and the iOS options seem to preclude me hitting the link button. To do that, I have to de-select the text.
I'm sure there's a way round it, but I'm being too dozy to work it out.
Not on iOS. However, I guess you still could only click the link button to enter the link. After which it appears as pasted. If you now just add your chosen text within the blue highlighted link text, and delete the rest - you also get what you want, though a bid complicated.
'Gradual disclosure' is still lying. I've read stories from people who can't properly digest food anymore because of chemo. Their doctors didn't tell them about the potential miserable side effects.
I like her story about using 'Get my clothes' as leverage to get her way with doctors who saw their profits disappearing if she left without any treatment. And what she said was interesting about removing lymph nodes being a standard practice that doesn't extend life span but can lead to lymphedema.
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Thanks for the link to Lynne Farrow's book PDF but I'll buy the Kindle version so I can support her work.
I took lots of iodine for several years, then tapered down to a lower dose, after it seemed much was resolved. Then, I took very little, almost none, for several months, and found I missed the nice daily lift that just a little iodine gives. Am currently on 1 - 3 drops of J. Crow's 2% Lugol's Solution, five days a week. I've had times when it felt as though I had an infection and would just take more iodine. That has worked, often. Other times I've added Golden Seal, and Vitamins A and D. I took Iodoral tablets at first, but they have some excipients I didn't want. Dr. Ron's iodine capsules were really nice, but expensive. I felt really good with those.
J. Crow's was the least expensive option I came across, and it works alright for me.
J. Crow's was the least expensive option I came across, and it works alright for me.