How much Iodine is in this salt? All natural unrefined Himalayan sea salt or even regular seas salt normally has iodine. If it does not then its refined or processed.
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I looked at the bottle to see what it said and they don't list it at all and I also looked at the regular salt container and seen it listed. I know that they say regular salt is processed and that I read that because they process it that regular salt is not what it used to be any more. The reason why I brought this salt it is suppose to be processed in a different way but better where it is all natural and that it is suppose to balance out your body. All I know is that a very small sprinkle will go along way for favor as you can't use it like regular salt so you have to be careful on how much you put on as the favor is nice and it is strong but in a good way. The rest is for knowing about iodine you will have to do more research into that as it is not listed on the bottle itself.
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of course. this is pure sea salt.unlike the processed white stuff you find on the conventional supermarket shelves in which iodine a necessary compound involve in hormonal activity necessary for thyroid production for men and women and necessary for stimulating intelligence and growth in children has been removed and added back. this salt is pure seasalt. it is not purely white and stripped.
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Yes. It is an excellent natural source of iodine. Much better than iodized salt.
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Yes, it hasn't been refined at all so the naturally occurring minerals are present, unlike refined salt.
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It says Iodine (mined) and Potassium Iodide, distilled water. Total iodine per 1 drop = 6.25mg. That's about it.
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Short answer: YES. The company says: "Real Salt does contain naturally-occurring iodine, but not enough to satisfy the recommended daily allowance of 150 micrograms. Real Salt doesn't provide the recommended daily allowance of protein, either. Or fat. Because nature intended salt to provide our bodies with sodium chloride and trace minerals! So, instead of using chemically-processed, unhealthy salt in order to get iodine, we like to stick with Real Salt and get naturally occurring iodine from other delicious sources like kelp, yogurt, eggs, strawberries, and mozzarella cheese." Quote taken from this link. Read it, it is interesting! http://realsalt.com/sea-salt/does-real-salt-have-the-iodine-we-need/
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Includes up to 84 minerals and trace elements including iodine. Iodine is a natural occurring mineral in the ocean and is abundant in seafood and in real sea salt.
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The label doesn't list iodine,but does list Bulgarian yogurt concentrate and Eastern European wild kefir culture,which would both have whey and casein as components, I assume. Hope this helps.
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I read these right off the bottle using a magnifying glass. :-):Iodine (as nascent iodine) 2.694 µg 1.796of dailyUSP Kosher certified vegetable glycerinpurified water (pH neutral)That Is All That Is Listed.Garland F Kopp
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iodine and potassium iodide, in purified water, 150 mcg. I'm sorry I can't see anything more detailed than that.
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I do not think this iodine is raw - it is distilled water and iodine....I believe the only 'raw' iodine you could obtain would be in the form of kelp of some sort. Hope this helps....
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I do not see iodine listed on the label. I would recommend getting in touch with the manufacturer for more details.
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As far as I can tell thisw salt is not processed (define unrefined?) this salt is gray in color and is fairly large hard granuals. It says on the label:"Celtic Sea Salt Brand is hand-harvasted sun-dried whole salt with no additives ... to befree of pesticides, herbicides,and harmful chemicals. Contains no anti-caking or bleaching agents. Certified Kosher." That is what it says, all I can vouch for it that it does not contain any anti-caking agent, it cakes a lot if moisture is present!!! But I have my doubts that if it is salt collected from sea water, that it is completely free of harmful chemicals as our sea is not free from harmful chemicals :-) As far as I can tell thisw salt is not processed (define unrefined?) this salt is gray in color and is fairly large hard granuals. It says on the label:"Celtic Sea Salt Brand is hand-harvasted sun-dried whole salt with no additives ... to befree of pesticides, herbicides,and harmful chemicals. Contains no anti-caking or bleaching agents. Certified Kosher." That is what it says, all I can vouch for it that it does not contain any anti-caking agent, it cakes a lot if moisture is present!!! But I have my doubts that if it is salt collected from sea water, that it is completely free... » Read More As far as I can tell thisw salt is not processed (define unrefined?) this salt is gray in color and is fairly large hard granuals. It says on the label:"Celtic Sea Salt Brand is hand-harvasted sun-dried whole salt with no additives ... to befree of pesticides, herbicides,and harmful chemicals. Contains no anti-caking or bleaching agents. Certified Kosher." That is what it says, all I can vouch for it that it does not contain any anti-caking agent, it cakes a lot if moisture is present!!! But I have my doubts that if it is salt collected from sea water, that it is completely free of harmful chemicals as our sea is not free from harmful chemicals :-) « Show Less
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Sodium is the sea salt. Sea salt seems to have less flavor than regular salt. Package label says 6% 140mg. That is based on one serving of approximately 23 chips. Sea salt better than regular salt. So if you get them, maybe if you don't eat a full serving, you will be at 5%?
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No, it does not contain iodine. You can eat foods rich in iodine. ( shellfish, seaweed, kelp and other sea vegetables.)
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I can't say for sure how much iodine is in the product. However, iodine is abundant in a diverse amount of everyday fresh unprossed everyday food. Though you like me would like to know as much as possible about the content of what we eat. Call them. I ordered three cases of the stuff.
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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