Re: morton sea salt with dextrose

[Guest guest]

Hi Barb,

You shouldn't eat that salt. Dextrose is not good in any form since it is sugar

and feeds candida. Also, you shouldn't be having salt with iodine, either.

This is what Bee says about iodine:

Iodine (and many other minerals) is only required in " trace amounts " in the body

and you will get all that your body requires by eating butter and by consuming

the recommended amount of good ocean sea salt, which is 1 teaspoon per day. Too

much iodine causes just as much problem for the thyroid as too little.

Source: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/weight/supp9.php

Group Moderator

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> Hi, I just purchased morton sea salt with iodine - but noticed it also has

dextrose in it. Is dextrose okay in that form is it considered a sugar and

should it be avoided. thanks!! Barb

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[Guest guest]

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> Hi, I just purchased morton sea salt with iodine - but noticed it also has

dextrose in it. Is dextrose okay in that form is it considered a sugar and

should it be avoided.

+++Hi Barb,

Ensure you buy the right kind of sea salt, which is ocean sea salt, that

contains over 84 minerals, as described here:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/salt5.php

Bee

[Guest guest]

Good morning,

I noticed mentioned taking 1 tsp of sea salt daily. Has the recommended

amount decreased or was this an oversight? I've been taking 1.5 tsp daily.

Thank you,

Heidi

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> > Hi, I just purchased morton sea salt with iodine - but noticed it also has

dextrose in it. Is dextrose okay in that form is it considered a sugar and

should it be avoided. thanks!! Barb

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Heidi,

I noticed that, too, but that was a quote I took from Bee's website, so I didn't

change it. The correct amount is 1.5 tsp, according to the supplements list:

Consume a minimum of 1.5 teaspoons of a " good " ocean sea salt per day (divided

into 3 meals per day), which contains over 84 minerals, i.e. Celtic brand

available at Selina Naturally, OR a less expensive ocean sea salt like this one

Le Paludier – Organic Unrefined Coarse Grey Sea Salt, which is available in many

health stores and online.

Source: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/supp1.php#af

Bee, that quote comes from the link I included below.

Group Moderator

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> > Hi Barb,

> >

> > You shouldn't eat that salt. Dextrose is not good in any form since it is

sugar and feeds candida. Also, you shouldn't be having salt with iodine,

either.

> >

> > This is what Bee says about iodine:

> > Iodine (and many other minerals) is only required in " trace amounts " in the

body and you will get all that your body requires by eating butter and by

consuming the recommended amount of good ocean sea salt, which is 1 teaspoon per

day. Too much iodine causes just as much problem for the thyroid as too little.

> > Source: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/weight/supp9.php

> >

> >

> > Group Moderator

[Guest guest]

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> Hi Heidi,

>

> I noticed that, too, but that was a quote I took from Bee's website, so I

didn't change it. The correct amount is 1.5 tsp, according to the supplements

list:

>

> Consume a minimum of 1.5 teaspoons of a " good " ocean sea salt per day (divided

into 3 meals per day), which contains over 84 minerals, i.e. Celtic brand

available at Selina Naturally, OR a less expensive ocean sea salt like this one

Le Paludier – Organic Unrefined Coarse Grey Sea Salt, which is available in many

health stores and online.

> Source: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/supp1.php#af

>

> Bee, that quote comes from the link I included below.

+++Hi and Heidi,

I just corrected that mistake in my article.

Bee