Plant-Based Milk Alternatives May Not Give You Enough Iodine. Here’s Why That Matters

Recent research shows that swapping dairy for plant-based alternatives may reduce your iodine intake. Tanja Ivanova · Moment/Getty Most plant-based milk, yogurt, and cheese alternatives aren’t fortified with iodine, which may lead…
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