Iodine

What Is It?

Iodine helps to make thyroid hormones in the body.

Why is it important?

Iodine regulates many important biochemical reactions including protein synthesis and enzymatic activity. They are also required for proper skeletal and central nervous system development in foetuses and infants. There can be an increased risk of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in children associated with mild- moderate maternal iodine deficiency due to which it can reduce IQ by about 12–13.5 points.

How much is needed?

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1 – 3 years old

90 mcg/ day

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4 – 6 years old

90 mcg/ day

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7 – 9 years old

90 mcg/ day

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10 – 12 years Boys

100 mcg/ day

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10 – 12 years Girls

100 mcg/ day

Which foods is it sourced from?

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Iodized salt

1.5 g
76 mcg

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Cooked Oysters

85 gms
93 mcg

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Cheddar cheese

28 gms
14 mcg

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Egg boiled

1 large
26 mcg

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