IODINE
(15 parts per million)
· Iodine is called the metabolizer.
· It is one of the most vital of the biochemical elements and has one of the highest vibratory frequency rates of all the elements.
· It mainly affects the thyroid, which not only controls many important functions in the body, but also keeps us in a quickened state of health.
· Iodine restores heat, assists calcium in the repair and building of tissue in the body.
· Iodine is stored, in a small percentage, in muscles, most in the thyroid and the rest in the skin and bones.
· The thyroid gland secretes iodine.
· The hormones the thyroid produces regulate and control the metabolism of the body (increases the assimilation of salts), digestion, heart rate, body temperature, nervous system, reproductive system and body weight.
· Iodine protects the brain by destroying harmful toxins, and helps neutralize toxins in the rest of the body.
· Iodine aids the assimilation of calcium and silicon.
· Skin problems such as dry or scaly skin are indicative of an Iodine deficiency.
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Regular elevated intakes of iodine occur occasionally, such reactions may manifest as skin rashes or acne.
SOME SYMPTOMS OF AN IODINE DEFICIENCY: