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How much iodine does a person normally need? Are additional amounts of iodine safe in normal adults?

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How much iodine does a person normally need? Are additional amounts of iodine safe in normal adults?

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Answer The average daily requirement of an adult is 150 micrograms a day. The average requirement of iodine in different age groups is depicted in Table II. Iodine has a relatively wide margin of safety. Acute and chronic toxicity studies with sodium iodate have been carried out. Results of these long-term experiments of administration to man and to animal of doses comparable to those which would be used in prophylaxis programme have failed to produce any toxic signs.

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