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Nova Scotia Dulse is rich in the organic food form of iodine: A lack of organic iodine can result in the following symptoms: over weight problems, fatigue, anger, irritability, depression, developing phobias or manias, dry hair, dry skin, dry mouth, cracked nails, constipation, mental and emotional burnout. Bernard Jensen's Nova Scotia Dulse 550mg. Dietary Supplement. Harvested from the cold waters of the North Atlantic this premium Dulse is then sun-dried to preserve the natural nutrients. Each 550mg tablet provides you with a variety of essential vitamins, minerals, protein and trace elements the way Nature intended. Nova Scotia Dulse is a sea vegetable that is a natural source of essential vitamins, ions, sea salt, and roughage. Bernard Jensen's Nova Scotia Dulse 550mg. grows on the northern coasts of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. It is a well-known snack food, and in Iceland, where it is known as söl, it has been an important source of fiber throughout the centuries. The whole food source of organic iodine, found in dulse, is extremely important to your body. Nearly all of the iodine in our body is used by the thyroid gland (which regulates body metabolism) to make thyroid hormone. Thyroid hormone controls or strongly influences every chemical reaction in the human body. Many people, especially in the U.S.A., are suffering from a sluggish thyroid often brought on by stress and a lack of good food based organic iodine. Good sources of organic iodine are difficult to find because you cook the foods that have iodine in them. Iodine is completely lost in cooking because it is soluble. Iodine is found abundantly in the ocean, and one of the best natural, organic, raw food iodine sources is the purple seaweed Nova Scotia Dulse. With a severe loss of iodine, your body can produce goiters (swollen thyroid glands). Research by the U.S.D.A. found that 1.0 to 2.0 milligrams of iodine is needed daily. High physical and emotional stress can increase that figure dramatically. Inorganic iodine in the drinking water or iodized table salt should not be depended on as a source of iodine. Nova Scotia Dulse, kelp and raw sea fish are some of the best food sources of natural organic iodine.
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