Breast Cancer and Iodine Deficiency

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Breast Cancer and Iodine Deficiency

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Iodine is critical for breast tissue function and has been shown to be lower

in cancerous breast tissue of women with breast cancer.1 I suspect that

iodine deficiency is a significant contributor to breast cancer, and after we

complete _our study of Natural Treatments for Infertility_

(http://www.endfatigue.com/health_articles_a-b/Announcements-letter_infertility_\

study.html) the

next study planned by our foundation is to add high dose Iodine (_Iodoral_

(http://www.endfatigue.com/store/products/supplements/ioderol-iodine/) —a mix

of

Iodide and Iodine with 12,500 mcg/tablet) to the treatment of women with breast

cancer. In the interim, I strongly encourage the use of _Iodoral_

(http://www.endfatigue.com/store/products/supplements/ioderol-iodine/) 1 tablet

a day

(or more if under a physician's supervision) for all women with breast cancer

(along with _CoEnzyme Q10_

(http://www.endfatigue.com/store/products/supplements/coenzyme-q10-chewabl/) at

200-400 mg a day).

I also strongly encourage those with breast cancer or breast cysts to read

an excellent book called, simply, " Iodine " by Dr. David Brownstein (available

at _Dr. Brownstein's website_

(http://www.drbrownstein.com/singleproduct.asp?id=787)

_http://www.drbrownstein.com/singleproduct.asp?id=787_

(http://www.drbrownstein.com/singleproduct.asp?id=787) ).

References

Kilbane MT , et al. Tissue iodine Content and serum mediated Iodine uptake

blocking activity in Breast cancer. J Clin Endo and Metab 85: 1245-1250, 2000.