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Iodine Benefits, Sources And Its Side Effects Questions
Asked for male, 20 years old from Bhilwara
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It is not necessary (just take iodised salt which is easily available in the market ). Rest of the various types of suppliment (herbal or natural products) are not essential. You can take them if you are interested with your own discretion. Read about healthy and balanced diet from the internet and understand the concept of nutrition. Follow a disciplined and healthy lifestyle on a regular basis to stay fit and healthy.
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M. Sc. Foods, Nutrition & Dietetics, B.S...read more
Dietitian/Nutritionist•Visakhapatnam
Sea vegetables like kelp and wakame are sea-based foods rich in iodine. Scallops and cod, shrimp, tuna, salmon, and sardines. Shellfish are more concentrated in iodine than finfish.
Two of our dairy foodsâcow's milk and yogurtâas well as eggs rank as very good sources of iodine.
Two of our dairy foodsâcow's milk and yogurtâas well as eggs rank as very good sources of iodine.
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It is not necessary (just take iodised salt which is easily available in the market ). Rest of the various types of suppliment (herbal or natural products) are not essential. You can take them if you are interested with your own discretion. Read about healthy and balanced diet from the internet and understand the concept of nutrition. Follow a disciplined and healthy lifestyle on a regular basis to stay fit and healthy.
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M. Sc. Foods, Nutrition & Dietetics, B.S...read more
Dietitian/Nutritionist•Visakhapatnam
Sea vegetables like kelp and wakame are sea-based foods rich in iodine. Scallops and cod, shrimp, tuna, salmon, and sardines. Shellfish are more concentrated in iodine than finfish.
Two of our dairy foodsâcow's milk and yogurtâas well as eggs rank as very good sources of iodine.
Two of our dairy foodsâcow's milk and yogurtâas well as eggs rank as very good sources of iodine.
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