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The discussion still focuses on the French at the moment. Historically speaking they have a incredibly long history as a developer of natural philosophy. Quite naturally up unto this day, some Alchemical practitioners have continued to practice natural philosophy. One of these, whom has recently passed away is named: Jean Dubuis (April 29, 1919 – April 6, 2010)
Very a lot of work involved to practice his work books .
- Book I: The Fundamentals of Esoteric Knowledge, Lessons 1-12
- Book II: Spagyrics, Lessons 1-48
- Book III: Mineral Alchemy, Lessons 1-84
- Book IV: Qabalah, 1-72
final work and only published treatise was published in 2007.
- Book V: The Experience of Eternity
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Dubuis
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More Valid Discussions by medical doctors about Iodine –
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Alchemically speaking, The Great Paracelsus speculated on the symptoms of, what today is known as Goiter, and Cretinism. The problem people had during that time, was a significant amount of people, especially in mountainous areas, like in France, the Alps, and other high mountainous regions in Europe, had the mysterious symptoms Paracelsus was trying to solve, What was the reason, or the root problem of why these people had this defect? This was the great question he was being posed with. He was on to something, when a analysis is made according to the current scientific consensus, it is clear, Iodine deficiencies produce these malicious effects. In fact, Paracelsus (1493-1541) was one of the first to make a connection between Cretinism and Goiter. It was already hinted at over 100 years earlier.
What he further said, which one can infer was the cause, that there was a lack of a mineral in the drinking water. Which is in all respects is correct. But, to put it in other words in modern parlance it is considered more on the level of a element, which was not even know at that time. Today it is called symbol I and atomic number 53. The heaviest of the stable halogens.
People in the middle ages came up, historically with all kinds of strange reason these symptoms existed and what to do about them, such as only a king could heal the disease, and those that had the disease had special powers or were angles that were acknowledged and considered a exception in the society.
Sometimes the only way to understand the past is to visualize, how could they actually be thinking and reasoning about something they didn’t know.
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1819 AD
Andrew Fyfe finds iodine in animal bodies.
I820 AD
Coindet, in Geneva, treats goitrous patients with iodine
(later, overdoses show toxic effects and research is
discontinued).
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Again the French are in the Fore front. this is absolutely Al – Chemii:
I811 AD
Iodine discovered (in kelp) by Coutois, in France.
Trace elements are being isolated.
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HETZEL. Basil S.. 1989.
The Story of Iodine Deficiency. Oxford University Press, New York, Tokyo.
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from the same book ferment and human nutrition The great Bill Mollison
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from the same book
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From the book of ferment and human nutrition – he also mention fish sauces
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Iodine levels and toxicity of current available sea weeds should be examined – Sea weeds from Japan and asia should be completely eliminated most likely… A example worth investigating is Irish moss has iodine…
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This is the one i have, interesting when you compared the dosage per drop, the illumodine is 2 X potent…. plus with glycerin which Cousens does not recommended because it inhibits uptake… https://ringnaturshop.com/en/produkt/detoxadine-bioaktives-jod/
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Hi, the standard I’m finding is 1 drop of the iodine supplement is 200 micrograms. You can just email them and ask them for more info about the specific product. Plus I’m sure if you search Nascent Iodine, you will find a lot of other options from different producers.
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Hmmm, it is interesting i have been looking at a lot of different products recently in terms of iodine. What I’m missing on their website is side of the bottle dosage info and centration such as 3 drops = 200 mcg; dosage…
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I don’t know him. It is just more evidence it is recognized clearly.
