IQ scores are dependent on having enough of this mineral. All New
Submitted by Dr. Ted Broer on Mon, 06/27/2016 - 13:57In 2008 researchers from the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Texas at Arlington, were so concerned about a prevailing national iodine deficiency, that a study was conducted of nearly 90 samples of iodized table salt. The results of that study confirmed a troubling trend: Only less than half of those tested samples contained amounts of iodine sufficient for optimal health. As if that weren't alarming enough, more and more people are using less salt, which in many cases, is their chief source of iodine. The result of this?