“[Israel] Bram states that about 15 per cent of patients with exophthalmic goiter have an idiosyncrasy to iodine and become worse under its use; he gives no details as to the manifestations of this idiosyncrasy. [J.H.] Means, in discussing the possible ill effects of iodine, remarks that in the doses used salivation is seldom troublesome. He adds that in an occasional hypersensitive person a characteristic acneform or pustular rash may develop but concludes that thyrotoxic patients are not more susceptible to iodine rash than any other group of patients. Means suggests that the giving of iodine may render thyrotoxic patients more prone to infections of the respiratory tract on the basis of the high incidence of sore throats among the treated patients, especially during the winter.”

“Triple Heater Time is Rebellion Time. This is the time to put the kid to bed.”

The Triple Heater Meridian is at Half Tide (on the way out) between 3:00-5:00 a.m. (6 hours and 90 degrees later).

The Triple Heater Meridian is at Ebb Tide between 9:00-11:00 a.m. (12 hours and 180 degrees later).

The Triple Heater Meridian is at Half Tide (on the way in) between 3:00-5:00 p.m. (18 hours and 270 degrees later).

The Three Heaters are the hypothalamus, thyroid, and adrenals.

Let your thyroid gland take out the trash.

Keep it burning as hot as a fox in a forest fire.

Well, maybe not that hot.

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According to Broda O. Barnes, M.D. …

“It’s impossible to overemphasize the importance of the thyroid, a small, butterfly-shaped gland located in the neck and weighing less than an ounce.”

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How did doctors treat hypothyroidism a hundred years ago?

Many clinicians advised their patients to eat two boiled sheep’s thyroid glands a day.

Or the glands were chopped up and given by enema.

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Charles Eucharist de Medicis Sajous, M.D. (1852-1929) wrote …

“The thyroid and parathyroids, in the light of my researches, play an important role closely related to that of the adrenals. The purpose of their secretions, acting jointly, is to increase the vulnerability or sensitiveness of all tissues, waste-products, bacteria, etc., to oxidation, by enhancing directly the inflammability of their phosphorus. In other words, it causes all these bodies to burn faster under the action of the oxygen-laden adrenal product, the albuminous haemoglobin. The efficiency of the latter, and the activity of metabolism in all tissues, is thus dependent in a great measure upon the presence of thyroid secretion of the blood. Important in this connection are the facts that owing to their high content of phosphorus, all nervous elements, including the nerve-centers, are especially sensitized by thyroid extract, and that their functional activity is correspondingly enhanced. The adrenal centers being subject to this action as all other centers, the thyroid secretion activates metabolism in two ways: (1) by increasing the inflammability of all cells, and (2) by exciting the governing center of general metabolism, that of the adrenals.”

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The thyroid gland and adrenals are two-thirds of the Triple Heater Meridian.

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According to Adano Ley (Swami Nitty-Gritty) …

“The thyroid maintains volitional control with the nitrogen. It’s a thermostat regulating heat in three phases.”