Guest guest Posted March 29, 2006 Report Share Posted March 29, 2006 rawfood wrote: > > Message: 2 > Tue, 28 Mar 2006 19:57:01 -0500 > paddlerwoman > Re: Re: drinking vinegar/salt addiction > > What is the problem with sale if you use Celtic or Himalayan? > > Tammy > On Mar 28, 2006, at 9:18 AM, jerushy1944 wrote: > ================================= Salt is salt no matter what it is called. Sodium chloride is a toxic corrosive chemical. Celtic Sea Salt or Himalayan both are 97 to 98% Sodium chloride. All salt is inorganic, meaning it cannot be used by the human body. This is why we have plants. One of their jobs is to take up these salts and make them ionic by splitting them up from the other element they are connected to and combining them with an enzyme that allows our body to utilize them. Without the enzyme and the plant making magic it is just inorganic salt. Salt will enter the body as salt and leaves just the same way. Ever notice how your perspiration tastes salty? That is because your body cannot use salt. It will do everything it can to eliminate salt. It will, if it cannot get rid of it immediately, dilute it with water from your cells. This dehydrates your cells and leads to cell death. This is one of the causes of artheriosclerosis. This diluted salt solution, yes it is still sodium chloride, will then be transported, via the blood stream creating havoc to the arteries as it moves along, to be deposited somewhere undeer your skin until it can be disposed of safely. This usually occurs through your urine or sweat and tears. Also through mucus from sinuses. The only sodium the human body can use comes from plants like celery. The human body has no use for salt. It does have a tremendous use for sodium, however. But this is not sodium chloride or sodium bicarbonate or anything like that. This is sodium that is made organic by a plant through the magic of photosynthesis by cleaving off the extra element and adding on an organic enzyme. So it really doesn't matter what name you wish to give salt it is still salt. As for all the other minerals that are purported to be in Celtic grey and Himalayan, well they are all inorganic as well. You want minerals get them from 100% raw living foods, fruits, green leafy vegetables, raw nuts and seeds. Don Quai Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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