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GiGi
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http://www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/salt.htm

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SForsgren
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Hi Gigi,
Are you giving away all the secrets in one night? [Smile]

I was excited to see all of the posts you put up tonight. I always look for your posts on my first scan each time I visit. They are full of useful information. Thanks!

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Be well,
Scott

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robi
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Redmond Real Salt ...... right?

robi

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Now, since I put reality on the back burner, my days are jam-packed and fun-filled. ..........lily tomlin as 'trudy'

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AmyJ
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I have seen recommendations for Krystal salt and their web site says sea salt is not as good. I have no idea, but am interested in starting to use something other than table salt... opinions on salt options???? Thanks so much!

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5dana8
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Thanks GiGi for posting this article [Smile]

I like realsalt thats mentioned at the bottom of the article.

Robi I think that they say to beware of "sea salts" because some are contaminated with pollutants from the sea. And over processing can be a problem with some too.

I read some where where if you increase your salt levels you have to replace a mineral.

Does anyone know what this is? I think it may be zinc but can't rememeber.

[ 21. August 2006, 07:50 PM: Message edited by: 5dana8 ]

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