Is there iodine in the salt?
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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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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/ 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... » Read More 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/ « Show Less
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Its printed below on the front of the bag under the red print, Fine Salt: THIS SALT DOES NOT SUPPLY IODIDE. A NECESSARY NUTRIENT.
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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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Hi Pat! On the ingredients potassium chloride is listed, but not noted on the nutritional listing as it must be so infinitesimal that they don't have to record according to USDAPotassium chloride is often added instead of salt!
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Only use sodium chloride (NaCi) salt that is at least 99.8% pure. No iodine or yellow. Check with a local pool supply, grocery, or hardware store
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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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There is NO aluminum in the Simply Saline. I am very happy with the product. It does have a salty taste, but it goes right away and I have stopped using my prescriptions as this product is great.HOPE I HELPED YOU.
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It is sea salt which is a coarse but a wonderful salt for cooking. You could possibly try Morton iodized salt but you would only need a salt shaker not a grinder for that.
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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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Yes, when the salt dissolves in water, there are both positive and negative ions.Best wishes, lh
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I don't think any iodine is added but may be present as all other minerals are occurring naturally. Hope this helps.
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There is iodine listed in the ingredients, fourth from last so probably very small amount.
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Not that I noticed. You're not using vinegar or anything like that. Just water and celtic sea salt.
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No. The ingredient list says only Sea Salt and the nutrition facts do not list any minerals.
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Celtic Sea Salt has a naturally occurring, trace amount of iodine at around 0.68 parts per million. Even though it is an important mineral component, our salt is not considered a significant source of daily iodine. However, it is an all-natural, pure source of iodine that is quickly absorbed and stored in your body! Doctors who recommend non-iodized salt for their patients refer them to Celtic Sea Salt brand. You may want to research the process of how other salts are iodized. A salt labeled as "Iodized" typically means that is was chemically added to the salt, possibly using an additive to bind the iodine to that salt. Thus, it is a misnomer that salt alone is a high source of iodine. Our Celtic Sea Salt Gourmet Seaweed Seasoning contains 350 mcg of Iodine per tsp. This version is a truly natural, iodine rich sea salt. Hope this helps...
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It contains 150 mcg of iodine (potassium iodide). Other ingredients are: purified water, citric acid, and sodium benzoate. There is no ammonia in it, and it is odorless.
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Yes there is salt inside and they said it was Himalayan. Though I don't really know
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I checked on the website's FAQ section (http://www.celticseasalt.com/about-us/faq/) and Celtic Sea Salt does contain trace amounts of natural iodine, but it's not considered a significant source of daily iodine. Iodized salt has the iodine chemically added, which many people prefer to avoid.