The smell of fluoride - detoxing fluoride

Hi folks

I had to stop ingesting Lugols. After some days auf pause because of bladder problems I tried again yesterday with 2 drops of 2% Lugols, but immedieately my bladder started hurting again.

So I just paint my cheek with Lugols, where I have a problem with an old scar gone "wild". I had an inflammation some 20 years ago. When the inflammation was over, a spot with dark skin on my cheek remained. During 20 years it just stayed like that. For me it was just my mark on the skin. You experience a lot during life, many scars remain, mostly invisible - this one was visible and a sing for the ups and downs in my life. About one year ago, right within that spot an inflammation started. I tried everything (except of visiting a doctor, who anyway would have given me cortisone), the problem got better, but remained. For one month now I have been painting this spot, which has increased 5 times the original size, with Lugol's. And it is getting better. Really better.

But here my question concerning fluoride:

My urine, my stool, my sweat, everyting has a certain odor when I am taking Lugol's by ingesting or painting. My urine is greenish. I think it could be fluoride.

In the internet I have found no explanation, how the smell of fluoride is. Just that it has a "distinct smell". Does anyone know, how fluoride smells? Does anyone know, if fluoride does detox via sweat, unrine and stools? As fluoride can be added to water, it must be water-soluble. Does anybody know more?

By the way: When I had this original inflammation on my cheek, I lived in a town, where the water was fluoridated. Many of my health problems started there.... Perhaps it was the drop, that was too much for my system!

Another question: I very offen have spots with open skin. Sharp egdes, watery center. Could that be fluoride-detox? Before I thougt it came from the amalgams. But I have been detoxing mercury for years know, and I am pretty clean of amalgam-metals. Nevertheless the spots still appear....

Greetings

vermicella

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