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Hi,

I am using Sea salt for adrenal support and wondered if anyone knew offhand how

much iodine is in a serving (1/4 teaspoon)? The brand I am using is Eden French

Sea Salt. I could not fina anything on the label or their website that gave me

any specific information.

Thanks.

Debbie

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Not a lot if much at all.

Steph

Iodine in sea salt

Hi, I am using Sea salt for adrenal support and wondered if anyone knew offhand how much iodine is in a serving (1/4 teaspoon)? The brand I am using is Eden French Sea Salt. I could not fina anything on the label or their website that gave me any specific information.Thanks.Debbie

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I would guess about 15 mcg.

>> Hi, > > I am using Sea salt for adrenal support and wondered if anyone knew

offhand how much iodine is in a serving (1/4 teaspoon)? The brand I am using is

Eden French Sea Salt. I could not fina anything on the label or their website

that gave me any specific information.> > Thanks.> > Debbie

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I used to think the unrefined sea salt could furnish a therapeutic level of

iodine, but I was very wrong to think so and to tell others so. It's

minimal enough that you don't need to worry that you would get too much

iodine through the unrefined if you were also supplementing. Supplementing

is necessary.

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>I am using Sea salt for adrenal support and wondered if anyone knew

>offhand how much iodine is in a serving (1/4 teaspoon)? The brand I am

>using is Eden French Sea Salt. I could not fina anything on the label or

>their website that gave me any specific information.

>

>Thanks.

>

>Debbie

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what does salt do for the adrenals??

belinda

iodine From: vbaker@...Date: Thu, 28 Jan 2010 11:27:12 -0600Subject: Re: Iodine in sea salt

I used to think the unrefined sea salt could furnish a therapeutic level of iodine, but I was very wrong to think so and to tell others so. It's minimal enough that you don't need to worry that you would get too much iodine through the unrefined if you were also supplementing. Supplementing is necessary.-->I am using Sea salt for adrenal support and wondered if anyone knew >offhand how much iodine is in a serving (1/4 teaspoon)? The brand I am >using is Eden French Sea Salt. I could not fina anything on the label or >their website that gave me any specific information.>>Thanks.>>Debbie~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~--A.J. Muste

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There is a whole chapter on Adrenals and Salt in Dr. Brownstein's salt your way to health book. Adrenals regulate salt in the body. Salt is needed for the adrenals to function normally. (unrefined - refined stresses them) It's too much info to give in a nutshell in an e-mail. You need to read the book and get the context of it. I find that when my adrenals are stressed and I am tired if I pop celtic salt on my tongue it perks me up.

Steph

Re: Iodine in sea salt

I used to think the unrefined sea salt could furnish a therapeutic level of iodine, but I was very wrong to think so and to tell others so. It's minimal enough that you don't need to worry that you would get too much iodine through the unrefined if you were also supplementing. Supplementing is necessary.-->I am using Sea salt for adrenal support and wondered if anyone knew >offhand how much iodine is in a serving (1/4 teaspoon)? The brand I am >using is Eden French Sea Salt. I could not fina anything on the label or >their website that gave me any specific information.>>Thanks.>>Debbie~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~--A.J. Muste

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I would only use Celtic Sea Salt. Never refined salt.On Jan 28, 2010, at 11:21 AM, BELINDA CARR wrote:what does salt do for the adrenals??belinda iodine From: vbaker@...Date: Thu, 28 Jan 2010 11:27:12 -0600Subject: Re: Iodine in sea saltI used to think the unrefined sea salt could furnish a therapeutic level of iodine, but I was very wrong to think so and to tell others so. It's minimal enough that you don't need to worry that you would get too much iodine through the unrefined if you were also supplementing. Supplementing is necessary.-->I am using Sea salt for adrenal support and wondered if anyone knew >offhand how much iodine is in a serving (1/4 teaspoon)? The brand I am >using is Eden French Sea Salt. I could not fina anything on the label or >their website that gave me any specific information.>>Thanks.>>Debbie~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~--A.J. MusteHotmail: Powerful Free email with security by Microsoft. Get it now. =

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From: ladybugsandbees;

There is a whole chapter on Adrenals and Salt in Dr. Brownstein's salt your

way to health book. Adrenals regulate salt in the body. Salt is needed for

the adrenals to function normally. (unrefined - refined stresses them) It's

too much info to give in a nutshell in an e-mail. You need to read the book

and get the context of it. I find that when my adrenals are stressed and I

am tired if I pop celtic salt on my tongue it perks me up.

Steph

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General info on the book, I ordered it some time ago, and on asking where it

is got the following;

" We received your phone message today about your order of the book “Salt

Your Way to Health” on 12-19. We emailed you on 12-20 to let you know that

the book is currently being updated and will be re-issued as a second

edition. The new edition will have 2 new chapters as well as other updated

information. The cost will stay at $15. We will send you the new book as

soon as it is available. We expect to have it within 2 weeks. "

Awesome people there.

www.drbrownstein.com

Have his book on iodine, its great as well - as is Mark Sircus's ebook on

iodine:

http://publications.imva.info/

Have about 4-5 of these and are excellent. Dr Brownstein read Mark's book on

iodine and liked it.

Bruce

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