Does this salt contain iodine
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none is added to it, as a natural salt it has a small bit, not enough to replace a low iodine issuebrett
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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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Himalayan pink salt contains trace amounts of iodine as well as containing all 87 trace minerals necessary to maintain good health.
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To the best of my knowledge, I understand that there is a natural trace, but none is added.
1678865
As Marlene said, it doesn't have any iodine added to it. But it may be naturally occurring.
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.
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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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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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Leslie L, I have this info from one of my many favorites,.... "80 gm. of potassium iodine (KI) is added to 4,000 ml of distilled water (roughly 4,000 gm). After fully dissolving, 40 gm. of iodine crystal is added. After the iodine crystal fully dissolves (which takes several hours), the product is packaged and stored" Wherever these crystals come from it didn't explain that part but no where in all my extensive research has it mentioned allergic reactions to people who can't eat shellfish.
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I assumed that it did as it comes from cold water seaweed but I called the company of manufacture to make sure. It contains 20 ppm (parts per million) of iodine. I love that it has iodine in it as most dogs on a diet of commercial dog food and who have vaccines and regular pesticides for fleas, tick, heartworm etc. are lacking in iodine and actually can need thyroid supplements as they age. I do hope this helps you.
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Yes, it does. The label on the bottle say exactly that each tablet contains "150mcg Iodine (as potassium iodine)". My wife takes these and she says its one of the one of the better multi-vitamins she has used over the years.
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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
691532
if you mean iodine then only what is naturally occurring as there are NO additives whatsoever in this salt.
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FYI - This is salt shaker ready but unrefined as minimum processing. Nothing added it is just milled down to a usable particle size for most shakers on the table. Hope that helps. I tossed out all my white salt which is processed and has other ingredients I dont want in my salt. I do however take Iodine on occasion either oral or the skin absorption type. Hope that helps.
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you really dont need the salt packets. you can either use non iodized salt from the grocery store or not any at all. I have one and I never use the salt. It works great either way.
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Yes. It is an excellent natural source of iodine. Much better than iodized salt.
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I haven't read the label (working), but I'm presuming that it doesn't. Most "fancy" or special salts do not contain Iodine, including those at the grocery store. It will say (pretty obvious) if it DOES contain Iodine. You can get iodine through seaweed and some through fish.
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I am unaware of any salt being used in this product. I have used this on my face as well as my hair and have seen great results. It's been over a year of using this product and I really have no complaints, its very thick so u have to use it sparingly but otherwise I love it.
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No, but it does havePorassium Choloride, Porassium bitartrate, Adipic Acid, Silicon Dioxide, amineral oil, and Fumaric which is used in making car products etc. However I advise you to be very careful. I used it for years time until a few months ago when I switched to ( Nu Salt ) because No Salt is now made with way more acid makiing it very acidic which never was before, it caused me internal acid burn
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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.