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Succeeds Where<br />
Other Iodine<br />
Products Failed!<br />
“I have always had a<br />
sluggish thyroid, but<br />
never had much luck<br />
with regular iodine<br />
supplements. Thinking<br />
I may do better with your special colloidal version,<br />
I tried Thyadine and boy did I feel the difference,<br />
almost immediately!” — C.B., Portland, OR<br />
Your Thyroid Must be Saturated<br />
With a Daily Supply of Iodine<br />
The reason why you’re probably not<br />
getting enough iodine is due to<br />
three factors:<br />
(1) There is almost no iodine in<br />
most foods;<br />
(2) The recent campaign to limit<br />
salt intake, to control high<br />
blood pressure, means that<br />
many older patients aren’t<br />
getting even the small amount<br />
of iodine found in iodinizied<br />
salt; and<br />
(3) The U.S. diet is chockfull of<br />
chemical additives and foods<br />
that prevent your body from<br />
absorbing the iodine it needs for<br />
healthy thyroid functioning.<br />
The most prominent iodine-blockers<br />
include ...<br />
CHLORINE: Added to most municipal<br />
water supplies as well as to pools, hot<br />
tubs and many foods, chlorine is also<br />
one of the key ingredients in Sucralose<br />
(Splenda). It contributes to chronic,<br />
widespread iodine deficiency by<br />
competing with iodine for receptors in<br />
your thyroid, making it more<br />
difficult for your body to absorb what<br />
little iodine is found in your foods.<br />
FLUORIDE: Scientists have known<br />
that fluoride intake has been<br />
associated with thyroid problems since<br />
as early as 1854! This toxic chemical,<br />
widely used in municipal water supplies<br />
to prevent dental disease, is a known<br />
risk factor for the development of<br />
thyroid problems. Plus, many<br />
commonly prescribed medications<br />
contain fluoride, including<br />
antidepressants such as PAXIL ® and<br />
PROZAC ® . As little as 1.6 mcg a day of<br />
fluoride is known to depress thyroid<br />
function — yet the daily amount of<br />
fluoride consumed by people with<br />
fluoridated water supplies can be 4-5<br />
Mcg. daily.<br />
BROMINE: The food additive<br />
bromine is widely used as a dough<br />
conditioner in baked goods and is also<br />
found in soft drinks such as Mountain<br />
Dew and some Gatorade products.<br />
It interferes with iodine absorption in<br />
your thyroid and throughout your<br />
Symptoms of Hypothyroidism<br />
Depression<br />
Forgetfulness<br />
Loss Of<br />
Eyebrow Hair<br />
Dry, Coarse Hair<br />
Puffy Face<br />
Enlarged Thyroid<br />
(Goiter)<br />
Slow Heartbeat<br />
Dry Skin<br />
Weight Gain<br />
Arthritis<br />
Constipation<br />
Brittle Nails<br />
Heavy Menstrual<br />
Periods<br />
Infertility<br />
Fatigue/Tiredness<br />
Cold Intolerance<br />
Muscle Aches & Pains<br />
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