Does this salt contain iodine?
1359561
From what I know it may contain small/trace amounts of naturally occurring iodine.
1359562
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.
1359563
No. It contains all natural trace elements that our bodies deprive since they are not in most foods. Iodine was added to salt years ago as a measure the government tried knowing we are Iodine deficient. It is not near enough. All they needed to do was have doctors perform simple iodine tests and have people take Iodine. The government only cares about patented items like prescriptions to make them money so they never opened up. Now, they wait and prescribe drugs instead of simple homeopathic Iodine. Look for Lugol's Iodine in a dropper. There is 2% or %5. I use 2% and currently add 6 drops to my coffee every morning. It is not noticable in coffee but without a strong drink, it is nasty awful tasting. Good luck.
405132
Sea salt is fine to use. Sea salt is a mix of primarily sodium chloride with other salts of potassium, calcium, and magnesium. Table salt is typically sodium chloride with some iodine (for thyroid health). The role of salt in the neti pot solution is to balance the osmotic pressure between your cells and the nasal wash solution. Plain sodium chloride can do this, but many people prefer sea salt or mined salts for their mix of salts. In western medicine, "normal saline" is used to increase blood volume or rinse wounds and is composed of just sodium chloride and water.
1035866
It contains potassium iodine, sodium iodine and molecular iodine from kelp. I assume that the potassium and sodium iodine are from minerals but not sure. Terry Naturally is one of the brands that I trust for the purity of the product. When I took just kelp it did not have the same results as Tri-iodine. With this I have visual results so am sure I have inside results also.
1258637
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!
1605908
There is iodine listed in the ingredients, fourth from last so probably very small amount.
2013818
Yes it does come with salt. There is enough for quite sometime. I do like how the product works.
2082719
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.
273598
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
1866381
Essentially it is just salt - shelf life is 2 years, but I would hazard to guess much longer since the shelf life of regular iodine salt is 5 years due to the decreased effectiveness of the iodine. This is not an iodized salt.
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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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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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For the record, here are the ingredients listed on the product label: Iodine (from North Atlantic Kelp) 1 tablet 200 mcg (133% DV). Other ingredients: microcrystalline cellulose, dicalcium phosphate, vegetable stearic acid, vegetable cellulose, vegetable magnesium stearate. Free of: gluten, wheat, dairy, soy, yeast, sugar, artificial flavor, sweetener, preservatives and color.Apologies for any unintended misspellings or inaccuracies.
691532
if you mean iodine then only what is naturally occurring as there are NO additives whatsoever in this salt.
1455564
Yes it does contain potassium. 350 mg. Also Sodium 290 mg. You can buy this in any grocery store. I did not know that you could but you can. So I spent this enormous amount of money on this product and found it in the store for more than half the price. Anyway, I hope I answered your question. The ingredients on the label state it contains Salt, Potassium Chloride, Calcium Silicate, Magnesium Carbonate, Dextrose, Potassium Iodine
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It says Iodine (mined) and Potassium Iodide, distilled water. Total iodine per 1 drop = 6.25mg. That's about it.
1698711
Ingredient list does not list any salt. But here is website info: www.petnaturals.com & 1-888-340-1995
915477
Yes. It is an excellent natural source of iodine. Much better than iodized salt.