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Or:
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The Mainstream Media’s War on Salt Is Causing Big Problems for Men
Dear reader,
A few years ago, iodine deficiency was rare. However, thanks to the government’s war on salt, it has returned with full force and is causing a series of health problems, especially for men.
Iodine is an essential mineral for prostate health. It is also necessary for the normal function and metabolism of the thyroid. Additionally, it is used in practically every cell in the body, particularly in the pancreas and in glands such as the adrenal glands.
Furthermore, researchers have now discovered a link between iodine deficiency and prostate cancer.
In the 1950s, legislation made it mandatory to add iodine to salt, which was a major breakthrough in addressing iodine deficiency. And this solved the problem.
However, if you drastically reduce salt in your diet, you will not be getting all the iodine you need, and your body will suffer from the lack of this essential substance.
The daily recommended iodine intake by the Ministry of Health is 130 mcg/day for adults. And believe it or not, in this case, the government is correct.
However, unfortunately, the government wrongly advises people to practically eliminate salt from their diet, and likely because of this, men have been unable to reach the recommended daily iodine intake.
The good news is that protecting yourself from iodine deficiency is very easy. And in this case, you won’t even need supplements.
This pancreatic parasite is the reason for your diabetes
What if your blood sugar problem was never really about sugar?
For years, people with type 2 diabetes have been told the same thing:
Cut carbs. Walk more. Take metformin. Inject insulin.
Avoid everything you love.
But if that were the real solution… Your body would not be broken.
In addition to adding more iodized salt to your diet, you can generally get all the iodine you need simply by eating saltwater fish — for example, flounder, wild salmon, sea bass, and tuna.
Seafood — such as crabs, oysters, scallops, and shrimp — are also rich in iodine and offer several other health benefits.
Another excellent choice that I recommend is sardines. They are an ideal source of omega-3 fatty acids, and an average can of sardines contains about 25% of the daily recommended iodine intake.
Best regards,
Daniel Marshall