Higher oral doses of thyroid hormone were needed when she consumed soy — she presumably used
iodized salt so iodine intake did not prevent the goitrogenic effects of soy.
Not exact matches
Not
so unusual, however, now that we have
so many kinds of
salt from which to choose, it raises the question whenever you see
salt in the ingredient list — should I use
iodized table
salt, kosher
salt, or various special sea
salts?
I always use
iodized salt b / c iodine is essential to thyroid function and
so very hard to get into the diet without
iodized salt.
The
iodized salt, the sodium chloride plus iodide, but with like a good pink
salt or a good Himalayan sea
salt, there's
so many different options with black
salts, there's volcanic
salts, the sodium is not gonna be the problem there, it's the inflammation combined with a low - quality
salt that could be the problem, right?
So, the government began
iodizing salt to prevent goiter (caused by too little iodine).
So after 4 weeks of No Iodine supplementation either from sea weed or from added
iodized salt.
One of the things that they started doing a couple years ago — a couple decades ago now — is adding iodine to
salt because what they wanted to do was, they realized that iodine is heavily deficient in most of our diets, and it can lead to goiters if we don't have enough of it,
so they started
iodizing salt.
Table
salt, if you have any at home, the
iodized table
salt, throw it in the garbage, because you're still going to be getting iodine in sea
salt, because iodine comes from the sea,
so if you just have more sea
salt, you're going to get iodine as one of those trace minerals.
If, IF, there were some causal relationship between the anti-caking agents and some kind of illness that could be reasonably demonstrated, that might be cause for not using
iodized salt, but
so far it's just a whole lot of «this is bad because it doesn't occur this way naturally».
So now my
salt contains 25 %
iodized salt and 75 % Himalayan and I take 1 capsule of Now full spectrum minerals every night.