SF Journal of Endocrinology and Thyroid
SFJET

Primary Prevention of Iodine Deficiency Disorders

Short Communication Volume 1 Issue 1
Zbigniew S*
Corresponding Author: Zbigniew S

Abstract

Prevention of iodine deficiency disorders has been defined by the WHO as one of the main factors influencing the public health [1]. Actually about 1/3 global population is exposed on dangerous iodine deficiency [2,3]. Iodine reacts very easy with Natrum (NaJ) and Kalium (KJ) and is transported to the cells, where returns electrons and creates negative electric potential -54V. 2J=J+2e=-0.54V In this way, iodine is very strong antioxidant and develops particular action against infectious diseases and neoplasmatic processes

Article Information

Journal SF Journal of Endocrinology and Thyroid
Article Type Short Communication
Volume 1
Issue 1