Potassium Iodide – Get the Facts from Mary Shomon
Our best thyroid patient advocate, Mary Shomon, has been posting a lot of outstanding information on Facebook and on Thyroid.About.com with respect to taking / not taking potassium iodide. I wanted to compile all of the info she’s put together, with links to the origin, so you can connect with other patients and Mary.
Facebook Link. Article Link: Global Rush on Potassium Iodide Pills to Protect Thyroid as Japanese Nuclear Disaster Worsens
Facebook Link. Comment Link: My comments on the potassium iodide issue, in response to a story at Huffington Post
Facebook Link. Article Link: Where To Find Reliable Information About Potassium Iodide and the Thyroid in a Radiation Emergency
Facebook Link. Article Link: “Ok, everyone has asked this question many times, and hopefully, getting the word from one of the nation’s top endocrinologists will satisfy the question: Should Americans Take Iodine to Protect the Thyroid from Radiation from Japanese Nuclear Leak: Leading Endocrinologist Theodore Friedman, MD Says No” — Mary Shomon
For the most current up to date info on potassium iodide and thyroid health, please follow Mary Shomon on Facebook and Twitter.
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Leave a Reply to Linda Wyatt
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Also, after Chernobyl, scientists have concluded that red wine is effective and better than iodine in combating the effects of radiation. Here’s more info– http://tinyurl.com/63rdjau
If you’ve had a thyroidectomy, do you still need to worry about potassium iodide in a nuclear emergency?