Re: treating the adrenals with sea salt

[Guest guest]

YES! Sea salt will not overly raise your sodium levels as the body is

able to process it properly unlike regular salt. Adrenals run on salt

and need all the help they can get in maintaining the balance of sodium

in your body when they are weak.

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[Guest guest]

The real question is WHAT type of salt are you using. If you are using white

table salt...throw that out and use real WHOLE UNREFINED salt. A reasonably

priced one is Remond Real Salt. www.realsalt.com

Also a book by Dr. Brownstein called, " Salt Your Way To Health " will

help you understand the real benefits of salt for your ENTIRE being.

www.drbrownstein.com

I would think any ADDITIONAL salt supplemenation is unnecessary considering

your lab level. Just the right KIND of salt will help your cells function more

efficiently.

Michigan.

florida_native222 wrote:

My sodium is 142 (135-146). Is it necessary to supplement with sea

salt?

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Sea salt has helped eliminate my fluid retention! I was on a totally

salt free diet years ago when I was listening to doctors, LOL, and my

legs were SO swollen I was lifting them in & out of my car with my hands

as it was to painful to lift them with their strength. I read on a

website that when you are dehydrated and LOW in sodium, your body will

hold on to all the fluid ti can in an effort to not lose any salt. Give

it salt ans it sees you have plenty and it releases the fluid. It worked

for me! When I first started sea salt my BP was 248/145.. SCARY to add

salt to a body doing that! But I was desperate and dying. Salt and

Armour have saved my life.

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Jeesh! I'll give it a shot.

--- wrote:

> Sea salt has helped eliminate my fluid retention! I

> was on a totally

> salt free diet years ago when I was listening to

> doctors, LOL, and my

> legs were SO swollen I was lifting them in & out of

> my car with my hands

> as it was to painful to lift them with their

> strength. I read on a

> website that when you are dehydrated and LOW in

> sodium, your body will

> hold on to all the fluid ti can in an effort to not

> lose any salt. Give

> it salt ans it sees you have plenty and it releases

> the fluid. It worked

> for me! When I first started sea salt my BP was

> 248/145.. SCARY to add

> salt to a body doing that! But I was desperate and

> dying. Salt and

> Armour have saved my life.

>

> --

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> http://stores.ebay.com/valeriescrystalcreations

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>

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>

>

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[Guest guest]

Val,

I'm glad to hear you say this because I know that I too am both dehydrated and

need salt. My sodium levels are always " below " reference range. However,

here's what's weird " I am never ever thirsty " and have to force myself to even

drink one glass of water each day. I don't know how this plays into things and

nobody has been able to explain it. Maybe because I'm low in salt my body

doesn't crave fluids, or maybe I'm retaining them, I just don't understand it.

Re: treating the adrenals with sea salt

Sea salt has helped eliminate my fluid retention! I was on a totally

salt free diet years ago when I was listening to doctors, LOL, and my

legs were SO swollen I was lifting them in & out of my car with my hands

as it was to painful to lift them with their strength. I read on a

website that when you are dehydrated and LOW in sodium, your body will

hold on to all the fluid ti can in an effort to not lose any salt. Give

it salt ans it sees you have plenty and it releases the fluid. It worked

for me! When I first started sea salt my BP was 248/145.. SCARY to add

salt to a body doing that! But I was desperate and dying. Salt and

Armour have saved my life.

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[Guest guest]

Does taking whole unrefined salt such as Celtic Salt,

or Redmond Real Salt, take the place of having to

supplement with Iodoral or Lugol's?

Thanks

--- Z wrote:

> The real question is WHAT type of salt are you

> using. If you are using white table salt...throw

> that out and use real WHOLE UNREFINED salt. A

> reasonably priced one is Remond Real Salt.

> www.realsalt.com

>

> Also a book by Dr. Brownstein called, " Salt

> Your Way To Health " will help you understand the

> real benefits of salt for your ENTIRE being.

> www.drbrownstein.com

> I would think any ADDITIONAL salt supplemenation

> is unnecessary considering your lab level. Just the

> right KIND of salt will help your cells function

> more efficiently.

>

> Michigan.

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[Guest guest]

>>Does taking whole unrefined salt such as Celtic Salt,

or Redmond Real Salt, take the place of having to

supplement with Iodoral or Lugol's? <<

nope. unfortunately ther is not much Iodine in sea salt.

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[Guest guest]

ok thanks Val

--- wrote:

> >>Does taking whole unrefined salt such as Celtic

> Salt,

> or Redmond Real Salt, take the place of having to

> supplement with Iodoral or Lugol's? <<

>

> nope. unfortunately ther is not much Iodine in sea

> salt.

>

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[Guest guest]

At first I thought drinking " salt water " was weird, but it is so mildly salty

that I find I can drink it first thing in the morning when regular water tastes

bad after first waking up. I find, in fact, that I am craving the mildly salty

flavor and wanting to drink more water, which is a good thing as I have kidney

disease, and need to drink LOTS of water, lol. I also find that I am retaining

much less fluid than I used to, yeah! So I will keep it up - I must be needing

it.

C.

[Guest guest]

, Hi. I have to agree with you here. Same for me with craving it

now. I drink it as soon as I wake up and all day long as well. I mix

in 1/2 t of buffered C, a squirt of cinnamon extract and a few drops of

Rhodiola extract too. Makes for a nice glandular balancer. So far the

1 t Celtic salt in this mixture, along with the C, has allowed for a

rapid adrenal comeback. And the water retention is all gone too. This

is such an easy therapy.

E

> Posted by: " " cccquilter@...   cccquilter

>

> Thu Sep 28, 2006 7:26 pm (PST)

> At first I thought drinking " salt water " was weird, but it is so

> mildly salty that I find I can drink it first thing in the morning

> when regular water tastes bad after first waking up. I find, in fact,

> that I am craving the mildly salty flavor and wanting to drink more

> water, which is a good thing as I have kidney disease, and need to

> drink LOTS of water, lol. I also find that I am retaining much less

> fluid than I used to, yeah! So I will keep it up - I must be needing

> it.

> C.

>

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