any iodine in the food?
1503221
I do not see it listed on the ingredients but if it is a real issue for your pet I would request a lit of ingredients from the manufacturer.
1503222
Iodine can be found in a surprising amount of foods naturally (from dairy to seafood, turkey to potatoes) . The ingredients would only show iodine additives. If your dog is allergic, or if you were making sure some was in the diet, I would research foods highest in iodine for guidelines in addition to reading the label.
1503223
I have switched to Blue Adult Indoor Health with Life Source Bits. Iodine is not listed it the ingredients for this product. I don't know about Blue Buffalo Wilderness Grain as I no longer have thepackaging so that I can review for you.
1605906
The fifth and seventh ingredients (in the list of about 30) are kelp and dried seaweed which would also contain some iodine in addition to the iodine listed toward the end of the list. This might present a problem for animals with thyroid problems, but I am no vet.
714720
Unlike white table salt that has iodine added to it, Himalayan salt has iodine in it naturally along with many other minerals. See this article for more information: http://www.naturalnews.com/028724_Himalayan_salt_sea.html
1728476
Yes, the iodine and B2 are the main ingredients than it also includes Selenium, Dcalclym, Phosphate, Celluose, Searic Acid, CMC; Silica; Magnesium Searate; Shelac; Talc and Camauba Wax
1622493
The label does not indicate iodine in the short list of ingredients, although it does refer to a "proprietary blend" of Red Marine Algae. Unless the different algae used in the "proprietary blend" contain iodine in their natural state, my supposition is that this product does not contain iodine.
590765
I can't answer that, but you might try Dr. Group's website: globalhealingcenter.com. Also, take a look at the Nascent Iodine (atomic) on Amazon.....look at what it says about ingredients. I share your concern about the Fukushima radiation. It's a lot worse that the US corporate media are trying to make everyone believe. Talk about criminal negligence.............
832750
The ingredients listed by NOW Foods seemed to be all right for stimulating the thyroid gland to better health (I don't take thyroxine itself.) but I became concerned about the guggul in it because guggul can raise LDL cholesterol and mine is already too high. I went with iodine from Kelp (by NOW Foods) instead.
313041
Not sure. The bag says it does not contain iodine in fine print, but I think it is possible it might anyways contain iodine naturally. Sorry I could not be of more help here.
1345009
Yes, most salt listed as "sea salt" will have iodine, but not as much as "iodized salt". However, the iodine contained in sea salt is in the natural proportions with other minerals, just like it is found in sea water. So all in all, it is better for your body than artificially iodized salt.
513707
No, Roberta, it is not iodized in any way. No natural iodine or added iodine. It does have some magnesium and potassium in it but no iodine. In fact, that is why I have actually gotten away from using it and have switched back to ordinary iodized table salt. Not all table salt is iodized either. You have to actually look for it on the label nowadays. Our bodies really need iodine and most people in the U.S. do not get enough of it. Years ago, it was added to our bread and we got it that way. However, eventually that iodine was taken out of the bread and replaced with bromine instead (which is not good for you). Go figure! Personally, I would recommend you find an iodized salt to use. No, Roberta, it is not iodized in any way. No natural iodine or added iodine. It does have some magnesium and potassium in it but no iodine. In fact, that is why I have actually gotten away from using it and have switched back to ordinary iodized table salt. Not all table salt is iodized either. You have to actually look for it on the label nowadays. Our bodies really need iodine and most people in the U.S. do not get enough of it. Years ago, it was added to our bread and we got it that way. However, eventually that iodine was taken out of the bread and replaced with bromine instead (which... » Read More No, Roberta, it is not iodized in any way. No natural iodine or added iodine. It does have some magnesium and potassium in it but no iodine. In fact, that is why I have actually gotten away from using it and have switched back to ordinary iodized table salt. Not all table salt is iodized either. You have to actually look for it on the label nowadays. Our bodies really need iodine and most people in the U.S. do not get enough of it. Years ago, it was added to our bread and we got it that way. However, eventually that iodine was taken out of the bread and replaced with bromine instead (which is not good for you). Go figure! Personally, I would recommend you find an iodized salt to use. « Show Less
313042
I don't know whether the sea salt contains iodine. It contains many good minerals from the sea which our body needs. I am hypothyroid, and I take Lugol's iodine, from J. Crow.
1448270
There is no iodine listed on the label. There are 420 mgs. of sodium per teaspoon. You can probably call them. The importer name is: Source Atlantique, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632.Good luck.
1448269
I do not see iodine listed on the label. I would recommend getting in touch with the manufacturer for more details.
1063515
It is most likely because you don't have the right amount of iodine in its water
1448274
No, Iodine is not listed as one of its ingredients -- but, unless you don't like the taste of fish, you can always add a little dulse powder to it. How are you with sushi? Actually, I'm almost 100% vegan, but you can make vegetarian sushi very easily with avocado, cucumber, or mushrooms & veggies and get your iodine that way. Best wishes, Carena
513708
Iodized salt is really no longer necessary at least for the US diet. The upper midwest (michigan) and northwest have relatively iodine deficient soil. Before the mega grocery stores when produce was bought from local farmers, iodine deficiency was a problem in those areas (pre 1920 before iodized salt). Today, most of our diets have plenty of iodine from a number of different sources.
1134224
No! This product does not contain Iodine. Yet one should consult his or her doctor before taking this supplement.This product is used by Ron Dello Russo and he finds a significant, positive effect in his system and would recommend this to his family & friends > Thank you