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    Hot sauce as part of low iodine diet

    One was a local company T and D salsa that doesn't have it on the label as an addition. They say I should be able to derive the presence of iodized salt from the sodium content which is , well , cobblers. The real salt from Utah I don't know about yet I found their site but their calling it...
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    Hot sauce as part of low iodine diet

    Greetings, Thanks for the reply and the info that it's supposed to be on the label. I found one of my sauces from Blair's that has no salt.. :) That will tide me over. Ordering a couple from Justaguy too because he's not using it ,plus they looked really good regardless:) Basically I can't...
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    Greetings from Phoenix.

    I can tell you a few ways not to grow them: :) It's making me consider indoor growing a bit more seriously. We have not got a shortage of hydroponic shops presently.
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    Hot sauce as part of low iodine diet

    I was hoping that's the case but several companies I called / wrote were silent on the matter and didn't want to take a chance. On the bright side I can still eat peppers in their natural state.
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    Greetings from Phoenix.

    Ty all, Site has already improved my life markedly:) John
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    Hot sauce as part of low iodine diet

    Greetings, I'm stuck on a low iodine diet which prevents me from having iodized salt . After going through 30 or so of my bottles nearly all of them say salt or sea salt. The latter is a no-no but salt that's non iodized is fine but so far most companies don't make the disctinction or...
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    Greetings from Phoenix.

    Greetings, I'm an exiled Scot living in the heat of AZ and found that to make it more tolerable that one must become the heat. Started growing habaneros and thai peppers but have yet to have them come to fruition . ( set back with a hornworm ) I'm more a consumer at present with a small...
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