Why Iodine is Important
The entire body uses iodine, not just the thyroid. Various
tissues and organs are designed to concentrate large amounts which are
necessary for their normal structure and function. Conversely, low iodine
levels are associated with autoimmune thyroid disease, breast cancer, thyroid
cancer, goiter and fibromyalgia, as well as cysts and nodules of the breast,
thyroid and ovaries. Iodine researchers Drs. Abraham, Brownstein and Flechas
tested 35,000 people – and 96% were deficient in this nutrient!