Iodine concentration of organic and conventional milk: implications for iodine intake

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@Southacrefarm @AbiReader @Peterhynes15 @EleanorSfarmerE @AHDB_Dairy Thanks @Southacrefarm! We found that organic milk had a lower iodine conc. than non-organic https://t.co/XZYkXfg4Sh Other UK studies have found similar results. Likely as a result of …

@Alan_Watson_ And organic milk contains less iodine. https://t.co/XCjGkk8r73 https://t.co/NO6sogibBJ The Organic Milk Suppliers Co-operative tried to claim it had increased. Iodine content of milk depends on what cows are fed. https://t.co/uvLz7BwI2T

@fleroy1974 @LauraHillsLamb @dmdnndjjdj1 @shashiiyengar @bhfreebh @dlifein @SteakAndIron @GrahamCD62 @Veganella_ @Tanabata69 @quietly_enraged @Echo4Lief @FoodStop29 @herbivore_club Still ignoring the obvious? https://t.co/rldoXJMZZd It’s interesting tha…

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