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Rodney Olsen

Great post. It’s good to remember that we don’t have to just sit back and hope that we’re not part of the cancer statistics but that we can actually do something for ourselves and those we love.

Jeffrey Dach MD

October should also be called Iodine Supplement Awareness Month, since Iodine is the key to breast cancer prevention.

A good friend of ours just went through an ordeal with breast cancer. The incidence of breast cancer has increased to 1 in 8 women, with 4,000 new cases weekly.

You might ask, could there be a preventive measure which is safe, cheap and widely available that has been overlooked?

The answer is YES , and it’s the essential mineral, Iodine, which was added to table salt in 1924 as part of a national program to prevent Goiter. It turns out that this same Iodine in table salt is the key to breast cancer prevention as proposed by the following list of prestigious doctors:

Guy Abraham, MD, Robert Derry MD PHD, David Brownstein MD, George Flechas MD, Donald Miller, M.D.

Dr. B.A. Eskin published 80 papers over 30 years researching iodine and breast cancer, and he reports that iodine deficiency causes breast cancer and thyroid cancer in humans and animals. Iodine deficiency is also known to cause a pre-cancerous condition called fibrocystic breast disease.

W.R. Ghent published a paper in 1993 which showed iodine supplementation works quite well to reverse and resolve fibrocystic changes of the breast, and this is again the subject of a current clinical study.(Can J Surg. 1993 Oct;36(5):453-60.)

Despite its obvious potential, not much has been done with Iodine treatment over the past 40 years in the United States. Since iodine isn’t patentable and is therefore unlikely to be profitable to market, there is no money to fund studies for “FDA approval”. However, FDA approval is not required since Iodine is already an additive to table salt at the supermarket.

For more information see my newsletter

http://jeffreydach.com/2007/05/05/jeffreydachdrdachiodine.aspx

Jeffrey Dach MD
http://drdach.com/

rudy and kay

OK we’ve done all the good stuff: eat right (lotsa fruit/veggies); got checkups (mammogram/prostate) and have exercised faithfully (210,000+ miles on tandems) and are not overweight. He: 135 lbs; she: 108 lbs.
Kay got breast cancer 5 years ago; Rudy prostate cancer 2 years ago.
Both of us declined on chemo and external radiation.
Kay got mastectomy, Rudy got brachytherapy.
Both doing fine and still pedaling 100 miles a week.
Agree: get checked up; lots of folks doing lots of good things to make us more aware including Chris King (love the headset and hubs!).
Be aware and take care!
Pedal on TWOgether!
Rudy and Kay/zonatandem

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