Thyrodine

Description

Thyrodine supports and protects your thyroid gland (even from radiation damage).

Helps balance hormones to reduce mood swings.

May strengthens mucosal barriers to help limit access to external threats.

• May increase energy  and endurance
• Helps reduce joint and muscle pains
• May improve elasticity of muscles and tendons
• Helps speed repair from injuries
• May clear thinking, less brain fog
• Helps manage blood glucose
• May improve sweating mechanism for detoxification
• May improve elimination
• Helps decrease menstrual issues (PMS, mood swings)
• May reduce body odors (vaginal, foot, underarm, etc.)
• Effective on ringworm and toenail fungus
• May provide thermoregulation for warmer hands and feet.

What if you could get an optimal level of iodine into your blood and tissues without mega dosing? Your thyroid would have the necessary nutrients it needs to support its proper function without concern for having too much.

Thyrodine

Nascent iodine, or detoxified atomic iodine, made to the specification introduced by Edgar Cayce, is non-toxic, highly absorbable, and effective.

Your thyroid gland is one of your body’s largest endocrine glands (secretes their hormones directly into your blood). It controls how quickly you use energy, make proteins, and controls how sensitive your body should be to other hormones. The thyroid does this by utilizing both iodine and tyrosine to aid in the production of thyroid hormones such as T3 (triiodothyronine) and T4 (thyroxine). Without proper levels of iodine, your thyroid would not be able to maintain production of T3 and T4 and deficiencies can occur.

Allopathic medicine says that the microscopic amount of iodine put in table salt is sufficient to meet man’s physiological needs. While a more radical school of natural health speaks of taking grams (thousands of milligrams) of iodine at a time and how that is safe. As with everything the truth lies between these two extremes. Those who advocate taking no iodine are trying to make customers for the medical industry. Those who advocate a very high iodine intake are trying to get past its lack of absorption by pumping in more, even if it causes toxicity (which according to toxicology might be had at a level of dosing above 1000 mcg. daily).

Atomic Iodine

Iodine is an essential trace element for life. Iodine’s main role is for the making of the thyroid hormone thyroxin. Your thyroid gland actively absorbs iodide from your blood to make and release the hormones T3 and T4 into your blood, actions which are regulated by a second hormone TSH from your pituitary. If your intake of iodine is low, then your thyroid hormone level will be low as well.

In the event of a release of radioactive isotope of iodine (I-131) is one of the toxins found in radioactive fallout. The thyroid absorbs this isotope and this causes serious damage to the thyroid gland. Taking iodine before, and even after a nuclear event, keeps the body from absorbing the isotope into the thyroid.