Paul Saladino· MD
there's actually a decent amount of iodine in egg yolks oh yeah yeah and then the sea salt
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there's actually a decent amount of iodine in egg yolks oh yeah yeah and then the sea salt
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there's actually a pretty robust amount of iodine in muscle meat and organisms
You can get plenty of iodine and egg yolks and animal foods
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