Iodine is one of 5 elements in what’s known as the halogen family of elements. The other four are fluorine, chlorine, bromine, and astatine. Halogens are all similar in structure to each other.
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They can attach to the iodine receptors in your thyroid and take the place of iodine. Unfortunately, these other halogens are poisonous to your thyroid. And you’re constantly exposed to them.
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You'll find fluoride in your toothpaste and in the water supply.
Perchlorate(made from chlorine) is a chemical commonly used in batteries, fertilizers, and bleaches. Industrial pollution has leached it into groundwater, which ends up in the food supply.
And bromine is everywhere! It’s an additive that is used in many products that we use every day, including:
Bread products
Citrus beverages
Pesticides
Flame retardant materials
Baby products
Asthma inhalers and prescription drugs
Plastic
Toiletries
Overexposure to bromine can cause a condition called bromism—causing irritability, restlessness, confusion, depression, headache, fatigue, brain fog, and muscle weakness.
When your thyroid is full of bromine, instead of iodine, it cannot function properly and your metabolism and endocrine function may become imbalanced.
Bromism is prevalent in our society. Especially by those wielding the “sickle & hammer”...