3 years ago#1. I need it for 100%. I played with Amanda and I can't remember the word for it but it asks how many groups of games I wanted to play, with 1 group = 6 games. So I picked that. Only after 6 games it just kept going on into 7, 8...
But milk also contains several other nutrients, including the essential mineral iodine. One cup of milk contains an impressive 56 micrograms of the mineral, or about 37% of what the average person must consume each day. Serving Size (1 cup), 56 micrograms of iodine (37% DV), 98 calories.
The trace mineral iodine is naturally present in a number of foods, and as your body cannot make its own iodine, you must obtain the needed iodine from your diet. Some of the best dietary sources of iodine include seaweed (such as kelp), dairy products, eggs, watercress, ocean fish, and foods that contain iodized salt. Sufficient levels of iodine are particularly important for the thyroid gland which uses iodine to produce thyroid hormone.