MsBliss
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nosurrender
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I don't know about this. I will look into it for you!
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MsBliss
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Thank you G!
Quote: Originally Posted by nosurrender
I don't know about this. I will look into it for you!
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ChrissieD
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Kelp has iodine and I would imagine other sea vegetables. I use "Organic Kelp Granules" from Sea Seasonings. I buy it at Whole Foods. I sprinkle it in soup and on vegies. I imagine you could put it on a lot more foods too. It is somewhat flavorless. 1/2 tsp is 100% of your iodine. |
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snhb
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Just received the Oct. 2009 edition of life extension magazine and ChrissieD is right, the magazine article entitled " Iodine's Role In Breast Cancer Prevention" recommended Kelp supplements, and also mentioned using Iodized salt. However, they said that using Iodized salt is not a good choice for people with heart disease or high blood pressure. |
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