Good Health Naturally Nascent Iodine

Description

Consumable Iodine In Its Atomic Form

Nascent Iodine is an iodine atom that has an incomplete number of electrons. It’s also paramagnetic, meaning that the iodine atoms can hold an electromagnetic charge.

Provides A Huge Energy Release When Consumed

Nascent Iodine has a “charged” state that is held by the atom until diluted in water and consumed, whereby it gradually loses energy over a 2-3 hour time span.

Produced By The Thyroid

Nascent Iodine is recognised by the body as the same iodine that’s produced by the thyroid and is absorbed effortlessly by the body. More information can be found out about this via Naturally Healthy Publications’ fact sheets.

Best Taken With Ionic Selenium

For maximum benefit, Ionic Selenium is best taken with Nascent Iodine. Selenium acts as a co-factor to help the body to utilize the Iodine. Plus, Selenium is a vital mineral for the thyroid, and is just as important as iodine, so you want to ensure a good balance of the two.

Suitable for Vegetarians and Vegans

A deficiency in the trace element iodine may start out small. Low levels of iodine deficiency in the body can cause a number of “mysterious” symptoms that may not at first result in disease. Your thyroid gland requires iodine to produce hormones. If the thyroid isn’t getting enough iodine, it can’t do its job. Other systems in the body will have to work harder to compensate.

Even minor iodine deficiency can affect ovulation, possibly causing infertility. Iodine deficiency during pregnancy fares far worse: It can cause complications like high blood pressure in an expecting mother and increase the risk of stunted mental development in a baby. Short-term symptoms of iodine deficiency may also include brain fog, tingling hands and feet, constipation and a slowed metabolism, depression, anxiety, fatigue, high cholesterol, insomnia, swelling, and weight gain.

If you’re experiencing one or all of the symptoms of iodine deficiency, or an iodine-deficiency-related disease, it’s easy to find help. Supply your body with iodine in a form it can use. Sadly, potassium iodide in table salt can be harmful in large amounts, and modern foods are mineral-depleted. Taking 1-3 drops of nascent iodine in a half ounce of water each day, along with a healthy diet, may be enough to correct a mild-to-severe iodine deficiency. Nascent iodine truly is the trace element essential for life. Getting enough absorbable iodine each day can contribute to normal cognitive function, normal energy-yielding metabolism, normal nervous system function, the maintenance of normal skin, and normal thyroid hormone production and thyroid function.