There is seaweed extract which contains iodine. As well as seaweed itself. Fears of mercury make sense, but it is usually seen in fish that are higher up the food chain. Haven’t heard of mercury being found in plants as it’s molecule may be too large for the plant to take up. I would focus on the sea vegetables and not worry about contamination at this point.
Spirulina and Chlorella are also indicated with radiation exposure, so you might want to try taking it. Both are blue green algae and a food. Most importantly, see your naturopath or medical doctor to ensure both are right for you.
John is also advising people to up their MAX accelerator to help ramp up the cells antioxidant power. I’ll have him talk about that tonight too! He’s going to shoot me! He doesn’t enjoy writing as much as I do, but he is the ultimate authority and knowledge guru on how this stuff works in the body.
Beth: I am hearing that things we eat from the sea are all mercury laden and worse, so when trying to ingest iodine etc. is there anything else?
Thanks, Genya
There is seaweed extract which contains iodine. As well as seaweed itself. Fears of mercury make sense, but it is usually seen in fish that are higher up the food chain. Haven’t heard of mercury being found in plants as it’s molecule may be too large for the plant to take up. I would focus on the sea vegetables and not worry about contamination at this point.
Spirulina and Chlorella are also indicated with radiation exposure, so you might want to try taking it. Both are blue green algae and a food. Most importantly, see your naturopath or medical doctor to ensure both are right for you.
John is also advising people to up their MAX accelerator to help ramp up the cells antioxidant power. I’ll have him talk about that tonight too! He’s going to shoot me! He doesn’t enjoy writing as much as I do, but he is the ultimate authority and knowledge guru on how this stuff works in the body.