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Its a European thing, but you need to actually follow a course of several weeks for any "benefit" to be realized. Yes, your thought on breathing salt air just being on the ship is probably correct. My mother grew up near the sea in England, and spent hours outside usually daily and she still got a goiter. Her comment to the Doctor when she was diagnosed was, "Who would have thought that would be a problem for me growing up as I did."

So the "benefit" of salt air is negligible. ;)

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Its a European thing, but you need to actually follow a course of several weeks for any "benefit" to be realized. Yes, your thought on breathing salt air just being on the ship is probably correct. My mother grew up near the sea in England, and spent hours outside usually daily and she still got a goiter. Her comment to the Doctor when she was diagnosed was, "Who would have thought that would be a problem for me growing up as I did."

 

So the "benefit" of salt air is negligible. ;)

 

 

 

Salt has no affect on goiters it’s the iodine that is added to table salt that helps prevent them.

 

 

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