JUDY CHO i1 | IODINE DEFICIENCY …main driver of HASHIMOTOS MANY THYROID DISEASES

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presents episode 2367 | JUDY CHO of NutritionwithJudy.com

Iodine
nearly every cell, fluid, tissue contains iodine, due to:
-hormone synthesis; antioxidant properties; evolutionary importance
-essential for regulatory functions

fills tissue of thyroid, salivary glands, breast, uterus, ovaries, prostate,
stomach, nasal, gut, bone, extracellular fluids

as important to life as vitamin D

nearly impossible to overdose iodine supplementing
-this is Not radioactive iodine--as was thought in 1950s

Study, Thyroid disorder growth, 2008 - 2017, military persons
not taking iodine supplements: up 5 to 27%
Also, thyroid cancers increasing every year 2000 to 2008
Eat more kelp and seafood, like the Japanese...
Their rates of thyroid cancers is increasing, the most in females,
up 13%
Korea, another kelp eating
area: thyroid cancer 4X
higher than in US

Hashimotos disease...research in 2022: by 2029 rise by 3X...
-worldwide, Why?
Judy Cho: iodine deficiency is playing a big role, along with diet

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