The iodine content in Sango coral is 0%. The raw material has not been iodized and therefore has no stated iodine content.
The Sango coral is a natural product and an absolute mineral complex; of course, it can happen that a small amount of iodine is naturally contained in the raw material. However, this is so small that it has neither been proven nor standardized.
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- What drug-extract ratios are present in the Meno Balance capsules?
- Can children consume Sango coral capsules?
- Why is it recommended to consume Sango Coral capsules throughout the day and not all at once?
- Why is it recommended to consume the Sango Coral capsules 30 minutes before a meal?
- The Sango coral powder floats on the surface when it is added to water. Why doesn't it dissolve?
- What form of calcium is present in the Sango Coral capsules?
- How high is the iodine content in the Sango coral capsules?
- What other minerals do the Sango coral capsules contain?
- Are the raw materials of the Sang Coral capsules definitely not radioactive?
- Is the Sango coral heated or chemically cleaned?
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