Date:   11/19/2011 12:28:55 AM ( 14 y ago)
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URL:   https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1882779

I am confused on my test results received this evening from Hakala Research.

If "iodine body sufficiency is achieved when the 24 hour collection sample contains 90% or more of the Iodine ingested," as it states in the Reference Range section, then wouldn't this mean that anything 90% or higher is normal?

Yet, right below the above statement, it says if you excrete 90% or more, and are not taking Iodine supplementation, this may be caused by...symporter defect, Iodine organification problem, interference by bromide.

So my 24 hr excretion % was 94%.

Does this mean my iodine is sufficient, or not? Because I find the above two statements to be conflicting. Can someone please explain the logic to me?

I did this because I wanted to see if I was sufficient in iodine. But the information, to me, seems contradictory.
 

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