That article is not trustworthy. It links Americans being iodine sufficient to getting varied diet but that’s not a conclusion made by the source from what I c

That article is not trustworthy. It links Americans being iodine sufficient to getting varied diet but that’s not a conclusion made by the source from what I can see. The article also says bread is a good source of iodine when the source says it’s a very poor source of iodine. So I think the article is making stuff up, linking a source but hoping no one will actually read it, and probably written by someone trying to get iodine supplements removed. Normally I’d expect to see this kind of writing from some blog but not the NYT.