If sea salt in your mouth makes you puke...

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Hi,

a couple of months ago I posted here about how taking sea salt made me

feel sick (I even threw up once or twice), as I found the taste of

salt in my mouth absolutely disgusting (I know there are those who say

that " with sea salt, you'll finally understand what salt is supposed

to taste like; uhhh, it's so good! " ; but frankly, I don't get it

(which, IMO makes sense, as humans aren't meant to drink salt water)).

Anyway, I've recently found a way to take my daily dose without being

utterly repelled by it: I take the recommended amount (like 1/4

teaspoon), place it on the very back of my tongue, and immediately

afterwards take a huge gulp of tomato juice.

Because tomato juice goes quite well with salt (and is, in fact, often

salted) and so thick, it pretty much neutralizes the taste/texture of

the salt in my mouth and it's easy to swallow.

Thought I'd share this; maybe it helps somebody who's had the same

problem. Those huge vitamin pills go a lot easier with tomato juice as

well.

antigone

[Guest guest]

A couple of us put ours in gel caps, then drink a glass of water, You

can get these at the health store, Works out good...

G

>

> The Celtic doesn't really taste that differet to me just tasting it, but

> there is a huge difference for me mixing it with juice. The first time I

> bought the wrong kind (it had been refined) and it was just like regular

> salt. When I tried the Celtic, I don't even tast the 1/4 tsp. I put

in my

> juice twice a day. Maybe it's time I increased how much I'm taking.

>

> Cherie

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> >

> > I found it taste's good mixed with something tart.

> >

> > I use a full teaspoon twice a day in about 16oz of spring water mixed

> > with about 4oz of organic TART Cherry Juice or sometimes unsweetened

> > Cranberry juice.

> >

> > I eat apples with lots of sea salt and also hard boiled eggs (organic)

> >

> > But yeah I don't think I'd like it directly in the mouth either.

> >

> > Mark

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