People who have done extensive IV therapy with colloidal silver products and the physicians that use them report no adverse effects such at microbial imbalance or overgrowth, that is a given with antibiotics.

As far as the nose injuury, iodine topically can sting pretty bad. If his sinuses are injured or inside his nose get a neti pot and flushe with saline or colloidal silver if there is infection.

One of the reasons that iodine needs to be taken orally is for the correct metabolic pathway to be utilized to build thyroxine. I don't necessarily think that will happen with topical applications.

I've been using iodine now for over three years orally and have seen no adverse effect.

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This would be quite important if true.

Can you corroborate this?

Of course it's still an interesting point of view even if it's only a gut feeling.

This doesn't apply if you have Hashimoto's hypothyroidism, does it?

It seems like each time I want to implement something to help my health it causes problems.

For example:

I want to drink green tea for it's antioxidants for cancer prevention and help with tooth decay BUT it has a high amount of fluoride and I get anxiety when I drink it.

I also want to eat cruciferous vegetables like broccoli and cabbage for cancer prevention and health but they are high in goitrogens. I get really tired when I eat them.

I also love fruit but it has a lot of fructose. Vegetables have more nutrients than fruits but I love fruits!

This post got off topic from the iodine.

For antioxidants look into pycogenol. You won't need green tea.

I'll see if I can dig it up. I'm done for tonight though.

Hi,
I am undergoing investigations to find out about a lump on my neck. Test have ruled out lymphoma, glandular and viral infections. The lump appeared amost overnight 3 days after i had a C section. It is under my jaw bone on the left of my neck. When at its largest it was the size of a tennis ball.....it had been drained and is now like a golf ball.

It no longer hurts, [though was agony at its largest size].

I have joined here to see if anyone has had any experiences similar to this....and if they have any advice. My doctor has now referred me for an MRI scan and wants to remove the cyst.

Can i go running? [gentle running....i am only 7 weeks after a cesarean!]
Or will running affect the cyst?

thanks for reading.