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Strong Support
Scientists have noticed that people who consume more iodine sometimes have a higher risk of goiter, so they suggest maximum daily iodine intake levels of 250 micrograms for children 7–10 years and 300 micrograms for children 11–14 years, but these levels have not been shown to prevent goiter.
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This study found that when kids eat too much iodine—more than 250 or 300 micrograms a day—their thyroids start to swell, which is a sign of trouble. So, the scientists say those amounts are the most kids should safely have.
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