Atomidine
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Atomidine is a pseudoscientific iodine substance referred to by the Cayce readings. The creation process is a 'modified detoxification process' which involves a step in which electricity is run through the substance; the result is 'electrified atomic iodine', or "atomidine."
Atomidine is said to have amazing healing properties and a possible strong influence on the immune system. The electrification allows the atomidine to continue to function as an iodine supplement—the original use of detoxified iodine—while also bestowing it with the added attributes that affect the immune system.
Atomidine is made in different ways by different manufacturers, each trying to interpret the Cayce readings as best they can. For example, two companies which make Atomidine are[1] and Cayce Concepts[2]. The Baar product is 1% iodine-trichloride dissolved in water; while the Cayce Concepts product is 1% iodine dissolved in alcohol.
The Cayce readings do not name the final compound specifically; however, they do mention that the result is dissolved in alcohol, and iodine must be combined with potassium or chlorine to be water soluble. Atomidine as iodine in alcohol is claimed to be more powerful than iodine-trichloride; however, iodine-trichloride is water soluble. This may indicate that Cayce specifically intended for the substance not to be a water soluble form of iodine.
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- [3] Review of Atomidine
