Is the salt iodized?
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Not stated, if you can't use sea salt or have questions call Costco @ 1-800-774-2678 6 am- 6 pm Pacific Time.
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My grandson does and he seems to be fine. I am wondering about whether it is iodized tho. Iodine for the thyroid is a must.
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Celtic Sea Salt has a naturally occurring, trace amount of iodine at around 0.68 parts per million. Even though it is an important mineral component, our salt is not considered a significant source of daily iodine. However, it is an all-natural, pure source of iodine that is quickly absorbed and stored in your body! Doctors who recommend non-iodized salt for their patients refer them to Celtic Sea Salt brand. You may want to research the process of how other salts are iodized. A salt labeled as "Iodized" typically means that is was chemically added to the salt, possibly using an additive to bind the iodine to that salt. Thus, it is a misnomer that salt alone is a high source of iodine. Our Celtic Sea Salt Gourmet Seaweed Seasoning contains 350 mcg of Iodine per tsp. This version is a truly natural, iodine rich sea salt. Hope this helps...
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FYI - This is salt shaker ready but unrefined as minimum processing. Nothing added it is just milled down to a usable particle size for most shakers on the table. Hope that helps. I tossed out all my white salt which is processed and has other ingredients I dont want in my salt. I do however take Iodine on occasion either oral or the skin absorption type. Hope that helps.
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Yes, Ms. Puleo the salt is inside and it is Himalayan This is a very nice device and is helping my Autumn allergies it is beautiful and made in Ma it comes very well packaged I think you may enjoy it I do!
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I am not a health expert but according to the iodine protocols Celtic sea salt is approved for salt loading. I have found that taking it until you can taste it is a good barometer. Good luck.
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Yes there is salt inside and they said it was Himalayan. Though I don't really know
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There is no iodine listed on the label. There are 420 mgs. of sodium per teaspoon. You can probably call them. The importer name is: Source Atlantique, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632. Good luck.
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Dextrose is added to stabilize the iodide. Iodine is vital to the proper functioning of the thyroid gland and the prevention of goiter. Personally I have changed to Himalayan pink sea salt. Not because of the dextrose addition, but because it is more pure and very tasty when used in my crock pot meals.
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Sometimes salts can can build internally if the pump is intermitently used. A small amount of vinigar allowed to stay in the pump will disolve the build up, if any, and may improve the operation.
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I don't know for sure. Have you cleaned the inside of it with vinegar? If not do that. How do you know you have enough salt?
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It says ' Iodine (as iodine, potassium iodide) 150 mcgOther ingredients: purified water
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pool store Use only sodium chloride (NaCl) salt that is at least 99.8% pure. In models 8110/CS8110, 8220/CS8220, 8230/CS8230, 8111/CS8111, 8221/CS8221, 8231/CS8231, CS15110, CS15220, CS15230, CS20110, CS20220, CS20230 (NOT IN MODELS 6110, 6220), It is also acceptable to use water conditioning salt pellets (the compressed forms of evaporated salt), but it will take longer for these to dissolve. Do not use iodized or yellow (yellow prussiate of soda) colored salt. The purer the salt, the better is the performance of the electrolytic cell. INTEX does not recommend a certain brand of salt, however, salt can be purchased at pool stores, hardware stores, home supply stores, and some super markets.
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Only use sodium chloride (NaCi) salt that is at least 99.8% pure. No iodine or yellow. Check with a local pool supply, grocery, or hardware store
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I always use warm/hot water (but warm enough to touch) & stir a bit so salt can dissolve. Then I use it. And I do use regular salt without the iodine.
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Potassium iodide is a salt, it consists of one atom of potassium and one of iodine, no shellfish, this is a chemical. Iodine is the element, pure iodine. These are extremely pure chemicals, used for a nutrient grade iodine solution. I have both, and I can't use kelp either, but I can use Lugol's just fine. Kelp has a bazillion other things in it, including chlorophyll and other salts and trace minerals, this doesn't. Lugol's is just these two chemicals, mixed in the manner explained because iodine will actually evaporate as you watch it - slowly. These have to be pharmaceutical or reagent grade - the purest there is because people are eating it, mine are. There are youtube videos that can help explain. Take care.
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Short answer: YES. The company says: "Real Salt does contain naturally-occurring iodine, but not enough to satisfy the recommended daily allowance of 150 micrograms. Real Salt doesn't provide the recommended daily allowance of protein, either. Or fat. Because nature intended salt to provide our bodies with sodium chloride and trace minerals! So, instead of using chemically-processed, unhealthy salt in order to get iodine, we like to stick with Real Salt and get naturally occurring iodine from other delicious sources like kelp, yogurt, eggs, strawberries, and mozzarella cheese." Quote taken from this link. Read it, it is interesting! http://realsalt.com/sea-salt/does-real-salt-have-the-iodine-we-need/