Brownstein's book, but the Hayfever has some reasoning that I'll explain quickly, because it is important. I can't explain the sleeping thing - there is nothing about that in Dr. I think I was waking up first, then deciding I needed a pee. I just thought it was a silly bladder, but no, now I sleep right through no problems. Once I was awake I would struggle to get back to sleep, so might loose an hour or two each night. This might not be amazing so some of you, but my Hubby has never known me not to get up to go pee in the middle of the night. I have also been sleeping right through the night. And here in the UK it is apparently a very bad summer for hayfever.
#DR BROWNSTEIN IODINE QUACK PLUS#
Ok I might have a couple of sneezes every now and then, but I'm not needing the anti-histamine, plus homeopathic drops, plus eye drops and nasal spray that have dominated my summers for 15 years or more. I actually feel like I am 10 years younger. I can get out of bed easily and have vim and vigour for my work and hobbies again. Within a week I was feeling much better, and it has improved every week since. Within a few hours of taking a digestible iodine solution: Iodoral (as he uses) the sore arms went away. Long story short, I found I was iodine deficient. And from there I found his books, including one focusing on Iodine. But arms, well, you know if you have been lifting things and if they should be sore.Īnyway, lets cut to the chase, on researching thyroid stuff, I came across Dr Brownstein in the states. It was the achy arm muscles that were the final sign that things were not right, after all, an achy back (which I also had) could be sleeping funny, bad posture or big boobs. It seemed like it could also be Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, or even Fibromyalgia, since I was getting achy muscles down my arms. I had been struggling with these thyroid-type problems for some time, and they were getting worse and worse, not better. I had terrible brain fog - unable to concentrate, forgetful, sluggish. Going to the events we go to for selling was quite overwhelming. I would try not to book two late nights in a row. If we had a late night, or a big weekend, it would take me ages to recover, like weeks. I felt like I had glandular fever (I didn't), the GP suggested I was depressed (I wasn't, or at least, I wasn't MORE depressed than someone who felt so rough might feel), and my neck was swollen and puffy and sore and had been for MONTHS. I was not getting any joy out of the GPs, (since I wasn't crawling in there on my hands and knees and coughing up blood), but I was tired All. The pics are to keep you interested and prove I'm feeling better, but you may also notice the glands in my neck going down from swollen to nearly normal.Īt a friends wedding ceremony - end of may, my glands had already gone down quite a lot What I have to say may help you, or a loved one, one heck of a lot. But now that things are totally different, it seems that it might be for the best to share a bit about what went on, in case you need to know yourself. You didn't really know I was not well, and that is because I didn't wish to clog the blog up with hum-drum-ness. Things have been turned upside down and topsy turvy but I'm pleased to say are landing back down in just the right way.įirst thing to say is that I have been feeling amazingly better.
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