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In foreign countries, there are even laws that forcibly prohibit food consumption, but in Korea
There wasn’t even a discussion
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Iorene is a halogen element with atomic number 53.
Iodane, which is most commonly seen, is oxidized as an income evil.
It is a substance that has strong properties and produces an apricot effect.
Iodane is also present in trace amounts in the human body.
It becomes the basic substance for hormone synthesis in glands and neuronal
An important nutrient that helps the intestines
Suppresses the body’s basic metabolism and burns fat to lose weight
Regulate all, increase the vitality and sensitivity of the body and maintain a healthy
Creating hair, nails, blood and teeth, creating an energy framework
Mineral is essential for the eyes.
Iodane exists in the body in amounts of about 15 to 3 Omg, of which
70~8096 to the eye and thyroid gland, the rest to the central nervous system and blood, etc.
It is evenly distributed throughout the body.
Lack of iodine and thyroid hormones can lead to obesity and vascular diseases.
Fat accumulation, brain damage, hair loss, muscle loss, mental illness, dry skin
etc., but I live in an area where this kind of marriage is common.
The living population is approximately 5,000,000 people out of all mankind.
10,000 people are suffering from serious deficiency symptoms.
This is not a story about poor places in Africa.
Applies to a significant number of countries around the world, including Canada.
Health authorities in other countries have banned the use of iodine iron supplements in food.
It is being made mandatory and laws are being enacted.
But I am worried about meeting Iowans in Korea.
There are no voices speaking out, and there is no discussion of legislation.
Foods Rich in Iodine
Seaweed (dried)
green onion
8691
Sug
2555 5ua
Kelp (dried)
Anchovies (dried)
60468.8u9
527.1ug
258.lug
Beef (sirloin)
chicken
milk
Gongchi
mackerel
136 4ua
81 4ua
80.4ug
57ua
50.3u0
Iodine content per 1009 foods (g)
Because seaweed and kelp that we eat every day
This is because seaweed is rich in iodine.
Outside of East Asia, there are almost no countries that eat seaweed.
That’s why such a law is essential, but even if you just eat a bag of seaweed, you’ll be fine.
There is no need to worry about failing to complete an Odan, and there is no such law.
no need
Rather, it is enough to worry about overheating, so it is sold in Korea.
Most nutritional supplements do not contain iodanol.
This is because most overseas nutritional supplements contain iodine.
This is also something you need to be careful about when purchasing directly.
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