Guest guest Posted October 4, 2009 Report Share Posted October 4, 2009 I thought this was true as well, but the new sea salt I have from TJ's talks about how carefully it was dried, blah blah blah...therefore preserving the amount of iodine, magnesium, and other trace minerals in it I use Real Salt by Redmond, with a long list of trace minerals in it. I haven't used iodized table salt for years, so I am assuming I get enough iodine from the sea salt. This would be logical to me because good old sea salt seems like what people would have used long ago, BUT, having said that, not sure if people raised in areas of low iodine in the soil (mid-west, I think it is) might need a bit more? I live in the northwest. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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