Sea salt [response to Ta from C in T]

[Guest guest]

I am sorry. My comment might have been deceiving.

 

I do buy the regular iodized salt but for sea salt I get the non iodized kind.

I don't salt, my food, much and probably need to supplement my diet.

Any ideas?

 

Kenneth T

 

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Clares Primus

Saturday, August 16, 2008 22:51

Re: Mayo recipe

 

Kenneth

I am curious

Where do you get your iodine source from please

 

In ref to you saying containers just yesterday (non iodine, sea salt).

 

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ah Kenneth tiz OK.... I am a curious beastie and when I thought you were not getting any iodine I wondered.......

 

We are currently getting and using DETOXIFIED IODINE (a Cayce Concept)

Errrr I am not sure if I can post the link here????? BUT I am NOT selling it so

look up cayceconcepts.com with the usual www. prefix

 

It has given me a tad more energy - so a BIG plus for me. (only finished the first week trial so far - stuff don't taste nice tho!) My doc says my thyroid numbers are 'fine'...... and I cannot obtain the other tests (free T3 etc) without GP's authorisation...... which ain't forthcoming........ so once again self medicating!

 

Read about the stuff and judge for yourself.

 

Cheer's from Clare in Tassie

[Guest guest]

i'm sure iodine is in other foods, i rarely salt my food and when i do i use sea salt, i dont have any health issues.

 

Kenneth <plisca Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2008 11:51:50 PM Sea salt [response to Ta from C in T]

I am sorry. My comment might have been deceiving.

 

I do buy the regular iodized salt but for sea salt I get the non iodized kind.

I don't salt, my food, much and probably need to supplement my diet.

Any ideas?

 

Kenneth T

 

-

Clares Primus

Saturday, August 16, 2008 22:51

Re: Mayo recipe

 

Kenneth

I am curious

Where do you get your iodine source from please

 

In ref to you saying containers just yesterday (non iodine, sea salt).

 

Ta from C in T

 

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Appreciable amounts of iodine are only found in sea vegetables and sea creatures - including inland seas and lakes that are highly mineralized.--- On Sun, 8/17/08, andrea brown <mlsw532000 wrote:

andrea brown <mlsw532000Re: Sea salt [response to Ta from C in T] Date: Sunday, August 17, 2008, 1:28 AM

 

 

 

i'm sure iodine is in other foods, i rarely salt my food and when i do i use sea salt, i dont have any health issues.

 

Kenneth <plisca >Saturday, August 16, 2008 11:51:50 PM[Health_and_ Healing] Sea salt [response to Ta from C in T]

I am sorry. My comment might have been deceiving.

 

I do buy the regular iodized salt but for sea salt I get the non iodized kind.

I don't salt, my food, much and probably need to supplement my diet.

Any ideas?

 

Kenneth T

 

-

Clares Primus

 

Saturday, August 16, 2008 22:51

Re: [Health_and_ Healing] Mayo recipe

 

Kenneth

I am curious

Where do you get your iodine source from please

 

In ref to you saying containers just yesterday (non iodine, sea salt).

 

Ta from C in T

 

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