Re: Aquatic Ape Theory explains human need for large amounts of orga

[Guest guest]

Also, I think perhaps there is some chemistry confusion here. In the

instance of organic vs. inorganic iodine, the terminology refers to a

molecule of iodine bound to carbon atom(s), as opposed to what <organic>

might euphemistically mean, ie, naturally occurring iodine. So it's the

inorganic iodine that is often safer - and the organic iodine is found in

pharmaceutical preparations.

http://iodine4health.com/ortho/ortho.htm

The author of the blog you linked to is right that many people believe

the iodate in table salt poisonous- this link is a research abstract

http://iodine4health.com/special/chemistry/burgi_chemistry.htm - but at

high doses or taken intravenously. . . .but I don't think your blog

author has much of a technical grasp of the situation with iodine, which

would be a red flag for me about other questionable assertions s/he might

make on other topics.

Desh