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Grain Intolerance & Iodine


totalallergyman

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Iodine: this very vital substance has been villified by the same people who stand to gain the most from it's non-use: M.D.'s (truly a criminal racket)

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So it's no surprise to see it's use disdained in an otherwise accurate review of the symptoms of so-called 'coeliac': grain-intolerance.

 

While I keep sources private and methods of preparation, it's use is quite simple: If you are outside of north america, it's easy to order it through the pharmacist, and they in turn order it from a lab, which in turn orders it through one of the big pharmaceutical companies. The price is very low compared to inflated prices I see online, either for liquid iodine solution or KI (potassium iodide, in tablet form).

 

How this applies to coeliac:

We know the internal organs, especially the small intestine, are attacked during coeliac symptoms.

Iodine is a totally necessary nutrient used in immune system and other organ building and function.

 

note: this excludes radioactive iodine, and 'surface treatments' which have been doctored (adulterated), such as betadine.

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