What Is Bad About Potassium Iodate? Risks, Side Effects, and Concerns
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While potassium iodate is an effective, stable source of iodine used in iodized salt in many countries, a 2013 study found that it may cause oxidative damage to thyroid lipids at high concentrations, unlike potassium iodide. The primary concerns revolve around misuse, excessive intake, and potential irritant properties, not its regulated, minor presence in food products.
