Is there iodine in Himalayan salt?

At present, there is no scientific evidence to show that pink Himalayan salt provides more health benefits than regular table salt. Although pink salt contains several minerals, they are present in such small quantities that they are unlikely to bring any notable health benefits. read more

Below is a spectral analysis of Himalayan pink salt as it is typically found. The list shows all the trace minerals, electrolytes, and elements contained in Himalayan salt. Himalayan pink rock salt is popular among health food advocates who seek it for the nutritional value of its fairly abundant trace minerals. read more

There is almost no or very little iodine in the sea as well as rock salt. Iodine in every form of KIO3 is added to the salt at salt firms and refineries to supplement iodine to the public. I don’t think salt is excavated or mined from Himalayas. Indu salt and So-called Himalayan salt contain no iodine and hence not to be used for edible purposes. read more

Himalayan salt – Though many people meet their RDI of iodine through iodized table salt, I cannot recommend it since table salt (sodium chloride) is toxic to the human body, and the iodine with which it is fortified is inorganic and synthetic. read more