Nutrient quality
Potassium iodide and molybdenum glycinate are specific forms, but magnesium oxide lowers absorption quality. A possibly extreme molybdenum amount and unstandardized bovine thyroid material create major safety concerns.
.Analysis
The capsule provides 150 mcg iodine from potassium iodide, 100 mg magnesium, 3 mg zinc, 3 mg manganese, and 100 mg L-tyrosine. Those amounts create a more moderate nutrient base than products using extreme iodine.
Bovine thyroid substance is included at 150 mg, making the formula materially different from an ordinary mineral supplement. Molybdenum is listed at 50 mg, an implausibly high amount that may reflect a unit error and must be verified.
No one should use the formula until the current label confirms the molybdenum amount and a clinician approves the bovine thyroid ingredient. Magnesium oxide also lowers the quality of part of the mineral blend.
Pros
Uses potassium iodide Includes clearly stated tyrosine Provides magnesium, zinc, and manganese One-capsule serving
Cons
Contains bovine thyroid substance Molybdenum is listed at an implausible 50 mg Part of the magnesium is oxide Copper amount is very small Not suitable for unsupervised use
Warnings
Do not use until the 50 mg molybdenum entry is verified on the current label Bovine thyroid substance should be used only with direct medical supervision Thyroid medication may interact with or be complicated by the glandular and iodine components People avoiding bovine-derived ingredients should not use it Seek care for new palpitations, tremor, or marked thyroid-related symptoms
