Does it contain iodine? I need it for my thyroid and and since it has sodium I'm hoping it's in there.
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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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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.
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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.
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No iodine is listed on the label, only 420 mg sodium. Label also says it is not a significant source of Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Calcium and Iron. Sorry that I couldn't be of more help. Perhaps the importer, Source Atlantique Inc. of Englewood Cliffs, N.J. can be of more help.
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My guess is: yes. It just says salt and doesn't define as Kosher (no iodine) or sea salt, so it is probably plain table salt. Only the manufacturer knows for sure, though. I wish I could be of more help.
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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
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I am allergic to iodine and had a reaction to this. Quit taking it. Does not list iodine on the bottle but it is there.
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No Sodium Chloride is listed o mentioned on the product's label. You got to ask Nutramaxx.
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It doesn't' state that on the bottle. But this is a good iodine solution and it works!!!!!
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I have no answer as I didn't know it had. Yes, a lot of sodium, but in a big pot of rice not so much. Not good for that one mug of broth though.
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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
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As Marlene said, it doesn't have any iodine added to it. But it may be naturally occurring.
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Mary, I don't have a can at this time to check, but my wife and I are aware of salt issues and didn't detect noticeable sodium in our cans of Salmon.
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It didn't help mine either does the iodine I'm taking now it is to help optimize your thyroid but you have to do co supplements with it to get rid of the bromine the fluoride & the chloride that is stuck in your thyroid cells were the iodine will be replacing if you don't take vitamin C magnesium selenium and Celtic sea salt daily everything you do taking iodine will backfire because you're not detoxing out the other crap is a great Facebook group called iodine join it and learn. Cheers
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Hi Thompson, there is a long list of ingredients: - vit A (2,500IU) - vit C (150mg as ascorbic acid and 30mg as ascorbyl palmitate) - vit D (200iu) - iodine (150mcg, from kelp) - zinc citrate (20mg) - selenium (200mcg, as selenomethionine) - l-tyrosine (500mg) and added herbs - ashwagandha (400mg) - forskohlii (100mg) - guggul (150mg) - turmeric (100mg). The serving size is 2 capsules daily, with food. You can also type up "Pure encapsulations Thyroid Support" in any search engine window, and view the actual "Supplement Facts" side of the label on Pure Encapsulations website (or some other sellers of the product). This is a very good supplement: I am on thyroid hormone right now, but taking this in addition, and I can tell the difference if I don't take it. This being said, a word of caution: 1 - if you are taking it for Hashimoto's, you may consider the fact that it has iodine; 2 - if you are sensitive/allergic to plants in Nightshades family, it has ashwagandha; if you are pregnant, or planning on it, it has guggul. Wishing you well in your healing journey, Natalya
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There's no iodine listed anywhere on the label,or with the ingredients! That's as far as I can tell!
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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.
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I didn't see any sodium in the ingredients when I first purchased it. I don't use salt except for baking and don't like it in my regular meals, so I'm pretty sensitive if a spice blend includes it (regardless of what they say on the label). I did not have the normal salt reaction when I taste it in food, so I would certainly believe it is low sodium. I cannot give you a definitive answer though.
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hello I didn't see any potassium.i checked the regular ketchup it didn't list any potassium either. thank you, Jenny
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No sodium listed on bottle or box. If you have concerns, you can e-mail the manufacturer though. I had to do that over a concern the first time I ordered and they answered promptly even though I had ordered it from Amazon & not through them.
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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
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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.