Iodine Publications by Guy E. Abraham, M.D

IODINE PUBLICATIONS by Guy E. Abraham et al

About the Author

Guy E. Abraham, MD, is a former Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Endocrinology at the UCLA School of Medicine. Some 35 years ago, he pioneered the development of assays to measure minute quantities of steroid hormones in biological fluids. He has been honored as follows: General Diagnostic Award from the Canadian Association of Clinical Chemists, 1974; the Medaille d'Honneur from the University of Liege, Belgium, 1976; the Senior Investigator Award of Pharmacia, Sweden, 1980. The applications of Dr. Abraham's techniques to a variety of female disorders have brought a notable improvement to the understanding and management of these disorders. Twenty-five years ago, Dr. Abraham developed nutritional programs for women with premenstrual tension syndrome and post-menopausal osteoporosis. They are now the most commonly used dietary programs by American obstetricians and gynecologists. Dr. Abraham's current research interests include the development of assays for the measurement of iodide and the other halides in biological fluids and their applications to the implementation of orthoiodosupplementation in medical practice. (Dr. Guy E. Abraham of Rolling Hills, Californien, US, passed away on February 13, 2013.)

1. Abraham, G.E. MD, Flechas, J.D. MD, Hakala, J.C. RPh, Optimum Levels of Iodine for Greatest Mental and Physical Health. The Original Internist, 9:5-20, 2002 (PDF)
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2. Abraham, G.E. MD, Flechas, J.D. MD, Hakala, J.C. RPh, Orthoiodosupplementation: Iodine Sufficiency Of The Whole Human Body. The Original Internist, 9:30-41,2002 (PDF)
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3. Abraham, G.E. MD, Flechas, J.D. MD, Hakala, J.C. RPh, Measurement Of Urinary Iodide Levels By Ion-Selective Electrode: Improved Sensitivity And Specificity By Chromatography On An Ion-Exchange Resin. The Original Internist, 11(4):19-32,2004 (PDF)
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4. Abraham, G.E. MD., The Wolff-Chaikoff Effect: Crying Wolf? The Original Internist, 12(3):112-118,2005 (PDF)
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5. Abraham, G.E. MD., The safe and effective implementation of orthoiodosupplementation in medical practice. The Original Internist, 11:17-36, 2004 (PDF)
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6. Abraham, G.E. MD., The concept of orthoiodosupplementation and its clinical implications. The Original Internist, 11(2):29-38, 2004 (PDF)
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7. Abraham, G.E. MD., Serum inorganic iodide levels following ingestion of a tablet form of Lugol solution: Evidence for an enterohepatic circulation of iodine. The Original Internist, 11(3):112-118, 2005 (PDF)
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8. Abraham, G.E. MD., The historical background of the iodine project. The Original Internist, 12(2):57-66, 2005 (PDF)
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9. Brownstein, D., Clinical experience with inorganic, non-radioactive iodine/iodide. The Original Internist, 12(3):105-108, 2005 (PDF)
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10. Flechas, J.D. MD., Orthoiodosupplementation in a primary care practice. The Original Internist, 12(2):89-96, 2005. (PDF)
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11. Abraham, G.E., Brownstein, D., Evidence that the administration of Vitamin C improves a defective cellular transport mechanism for iodine: A case report. The Original Internist, 12(3):125-130, 2005 (PDF)
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12. Abraham, G.E., Brownstein, D., Validation of the orthoiodosupplementation program: A Rebuttal of Dr. Gaby’s Editorial on iodine. The Original Internist, 12(4): 184-194, 2005 (PDF)
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13. Abraham, G.E., Brownstein, D., Flechas, J.D., The saliva/serum iodide ratio as an index of sodium/iodide symporter efficiency. The Original Internist, 12(4): 152-156, 2005. (PDF)
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14. Abraham, G.E. MD., The History of Iodine in Medicine Part I: From Discovery to Essentiality. The Original Internist, 13: 29-36, Spring 2006 (PDF)
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15. Abraham, G.E. MD., The History of Iodine in Medicine Part II: The Search for and the Discovery of Thyroid Hormones. The Original Internist, 13: 67-70, June 2006 (PDF)
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16. Abraham, G.E. MD., The History of Iodine in Medicine Part III: Thyroid Fixation and Medical Iodophobia. The Original Internist, 13: 71-78, June 2006 (PDF)
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17. Abraham, G.E. MD., Roxanne C. Handal, BS & John C. Hakala, RPhA Simplified Procedure for the Measurement of Urine Iodide Levels by the Ion-Selective Eleectrode Assay in a Clinical Setting. The Original Internist, Vol 13, No. 3, 125-135, September 2006, (PDF)
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18. Abraham, G.E., MD., The Combined Measurement of the Four Stable Halides by the Ion-Selective Electrode Procedure Following Their Chromatographic Separation on a Strong Anion Exchanger Resin: Clinical Applications. The Original Internist, 171-195, December 2006 (PDF)
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19. Abraham, G.E, MD., and David Brownstein, MD, A Simple Procedure Combining The Evaluation of Whole Body Sufficiency for Iodine with The Efficiency of the Body To Utilize Peripherall Iodide: The Triple Test. The Original Internist, Vol. 14, No. 1, 17-23, March 2007 (PDF)
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20. Abraham, G.E, MD., and J.D. Flechas, MD, Evidence of Defective Cellular Oxidation and Organification of Iodide in a Female with Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue. The Original Internist, Vol. 14, 77-82, 2007 (PDF)
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21. Abraham, G.E, MD., and J.D. Flechas, MD, The Effect of Daily Ingestion of 100 mg Iodine Combined with High Doses of Vitamins B2 and B3 (ATP Cofactors) in Five Subjects with Fibromyalgia. The Original Internist, Vol. 15, No. 1, pg. 8-15, March 2008 (PDF)
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22. Abraham, G.E, MD., Facts about Iodine and Autoimmune Thyroiditis. The Original Internist, Vol. 15, No. 2, pg. 75-76, June 2008 (PDF)
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23. Abraham, G.E, MD, The bioavailability of iodine applied to the skin. The Original Internist, Vol. 15, No. 2, pg. 77-79, June 2008 (PDF)

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