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Rachel, does sea salt contain enough iodine to prevent thyroid related
deficiency?? Thank you. Rick
matesz wrote:
> Unrefined, sun dried, mineral-rich sea salt has a slightly gray color and is
> a slightly wet and often coarse and chunky. It contains no added iodine
> (only what is naturally found in sea water), chemicals, stabilizers,
> free-flowing agents, aluminum or dextrose. It contains as many as 83
> different trace minerals, including magnesium. Though present in small
> quantities that may seem insignificant, these minerals, which are absent
> from refined salt, can enhance digestion, assimilation, and numerous other
> metabolic processes. This salt contains less sodium chloride than
> commercial sea salt (86% sodium chloride vs. 99.99%).
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