@thyroidchor27 said in How much iodine do you take?:
@Serotoninskeptic hard to get 5 mg everyday
Why no Amazonia nuts every day for Se?
Brian Peskin considers 3 g of PUFA to be optimal. Personally, I set the bar at a maximum of 5 g for practical reasons (w6/w3 ratio at 4/1) (between 1/1 and 10/1 is admissible, if the last ratio is not too frequent).
Polyunsaturated fatty acids depress the system
https://mirzoune-ciboulette.forumactif.org/t632-les-ag-essentiels-depriment-le-metabolisme
Note: In French (with English sources, among which RP) (translator needed).
Table with kinds of fatty acids and % in some nuts
Tableau des Acides Gras dans les Noix.png
The numbers give the number of grams per 100 grams of food.
You see that only Brazil nuts and pecan nuts weigh well over 5 g for 1 oz., the limit that I set for PUFA. As a portion of almond is 30 g (1 oz. = 28 g), we obtain 4 g of PUFA per portion of almonds (preferably sprouted).
See the link for other foods (meat, eggs, etc.).
https://mirzoune-ciboulette.forumactif.org/t1419-les-omega-6-oxydes-sont-coupables-pas-le-cholesterol-ldl#16114
According to the United States Department of Agriculture – USDA, Brazil nut contains (per 100 g) 14.5 g of protein, 15.1 g of carbohydrates, 63.7 g of total fat (15.3 g SFA, 27.4 g MUFA, and 21 g PUFA), and 7.9 g of dietary fiber, for a total of 2,690 kJ [42].
Note: If we limit ourselves to 3 Brazil nuts per day, this will provide:
15 g Brazil nuts (3 nuts)
Total fats: +/ 10 g
PUFA 3.6 => Too high.
MUFA 3.6
SFA 2.4
To get selenium (100 mcg) from nuts (3-4 nuts), we need the brown peel of the Brazil nut. Selenium is found near the peel and especially in the peel. So, I won’t buy white nuts without at least 1/3 of the brown peel. And of course in a store where there is a good rotation and not too exposed to heat or light.
Comment: If you add the PUFAs from meat and pasta / bread, there will be storage in the adipocytes. Not the ideal way to anticipate a flashback (AA cascade).