Studies show approximately 80% cases of hypothyroidism are caused by iodine deficiency. 

Hence iodized salt should be your ideal choice in case you're having hypothyroidism, as iodine helps your thyroid glad to produce the thyroid hormones. 

Contradiction:- In the case of hyperthyroidism though, iodine intake is restricted.

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