If Brooks is reading this please give your opinion on vitamin C removing the very much needed iodine from your body and wouldn't liposomal C compound the situation. I have been taking both together and have deteriorated to a point that I thought the end was near. First I removed Soy from my diet as much as possible and that helped quite a bit ( soy is even in the bacon bits I put in my scrambled eggs for breakfast as well as my Campbell soup my peanut butter my salad dressing to name a few of the unlikely places) My face was puckering up and itching to a point I constantly scratching, I couldn't go through the day without falling asleep from fatigue and when I went to bed I couldn't go to sleep. Every thing I did was with great effort. Now the good news : I read somewhere that iodine had a great affinity for vitamin C and removed it from the places it was supposed to inhabit ( the Thyroid) for one. I took care of all the symptoms afore mentioned by simply waiting till after noon to take my Iodine. Would you think that alternating one one day and the other the next day would help with this situation in the case of massive doses due to Liposomal use.
In Iodine Remedies booklet I'm reading, it says: "A 2005 paper on iodine, written for the New Zealand Food Safety Authority, contains some important clues about foods that would cause iodine to be lost in the body. The concept is related to the box in this book titled, “ Vitamin C Powder Makes Iodine Stains Disappear,” that describes how Vitamin C crystals will reduce iodine in an oxidation-reduction (redox) reaction Drs. Abraham and Brownstein alternated Vitamin C and iodine on different days—most likely because Vitamin C is a reducing agent that could potentially make iodine disappear in the body. The New Zealand scientists who wrote a paper on iodine chemistry explain that oxidation-reduction reactions are complex processes that can be affected by many factors such as catalysts, reducing and oxidizing agents, pH and temperature (iodine is an intermediary in the conversion of iodate to iodide an back)." Further down it states that Vitamin C intake should be limited when taking Iodine for the reasons listed above. You can avoid the soy in lecithin by using the sunflower lecithin which I found at the following link: http://www.austradeinc.com/sunflower-lecithin.html Better health in supporting your Thyroid Dave
