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>The article states otherwise No it doesn't. You're ignoring the context. You can't have too much iodine when it's obtained from iodized salt. ...because you
by romwell 3y ago
>The article states otherwise
No it doesn't. You're ignoring the context.
You can't have too much iodine when it's obtained from iodized salt.
...because you can't handle that much salt.
From the article: 10x'ing the concentration of iodine in salt had no adverse effects. You'd have to eat salt by the pound daily to reach levels where iodine is harmful, but at that point, that'll be the least of your worries.
- tomrod 3y agoTo be fair to the interlocuters, kergonath left the salt out of his or her or their comment.
- Taniwha 3y agoI think that depends on the concentration of the iodine in the salt
- simtel20 3y agoRight, but that's a standardized fortification so any iodized salt you get anywhere in the world now would make that statement true.