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Iodine lecture- Very interesting for the basic need and utilisation of iodine.

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I wondered why Roderick Lane was so concerned with iodine levels. He has posted this on Fb Thyroid Care Group facebook.com/groups/1363637...

Its an hour long video on the uses and need for iodine, it's American so not all of it applies, however the information is very good with with a back article link. I personally find the guy irritating but the time spent is worth it.

Oh yes diet doing well about 80% of pain now gone and I can get by without walking stick. Sadly its still a no on the pop tart front...hmmmpf!

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Thank you for this link, I will listen to the video asp.

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