Objectively checking for low body iodine
MarinMark
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There must be some way to be sure that the iodine in our system is low enough. Is there a test of blood, urine, or sweat ?
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I wish there was. I also wish there was a way to know how long iodine stays in the body. I have been trying to find answers to questions like that too. No luck so far. I havent approached any universities etc - maybe they can find some answers.
I know things like vitamin C are excreted from the body after so many hours. It would be nice to know how iodine is stored in our bodies, and how long it takes to replenish/deplete the stores.
I'll keep searching for answers.
Good luck0
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