Celtic sea salt

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Hi Cassandra, , I believe, recommends the Celtic Sea Salt from www.celticseasalt.com. Dr. Brownstein has had this brand tested several times for purity. Glo cassandra57002000 <ron.huffman@...> wrote: Hi,I'm wanting to order the Celtic sea salt. Is there certain brands that are better? 2 Life Health Products has the Celtic Salt. I have a chance to order with some people in my food

coop but I know the brand isn't 2 Life. Does it really matter? 2 Life has a really good sale today I noticed when I got on their site. Please email me somebody about this so I can get in on the sale with this company if it is a good one. Also should I get the grey or which one?Thanks so much, Cassandra Huffman

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Yep that's the one. He says that the others are OK but doesn't know about purity. There is another one that we recently discussed that someone posted the link for too but you would have to order it online and I saw that shipping was a bit pricy. Since I can get it at my HF store for $6 / lb I will stick with Celtic. I love the taste too. I use it as an adrenal boost mid afternoon if I am out I just pop it on my tongue and suck on it. Works great.

Steph

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Hi Cassandra,

, I believe, recommends the Celtic Sea Salt from www.celticseasalt.com. Dr. Brownstein has had this brand tested several times for purity.

Glo

cassandra57002000 <ron.huffman@...> wrote:

Hi,I'm wanting to order the Celtic sea salt. Is there certain brands that are better? 2 Life Health Products has the Celtic Salt. I have a chance to order with some people in my food coop but I know the brand isn't 2 Life. Does it really matter? 2 Life has a really good sale today I noticed when I got on their site. Please email me somebody about this so I can get in on the sale with this company if it is a good one. Also should I get the grey or which one?Thanks so much, Cassandra Huffman

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Celtic seems to be the preferred brand. My Dr has had it tested 3 times for

purity and it has come back clean. Some do use other brands. I only have

used Celtic.

Steph

Celtic Sea Salt

> Hi,

> I'm wanting to order the Celtic sea salt. Is there certain brands that

> are better? 2 Life Health Products has the Celtic Salt. I have a chance

> to order with some people in my food coop but I know the brand isn't 2

> Life. Does it really matter? 2 Life has a really good sale today I

> noticed when I got on their site. Please email me somebody about this

> so I can get in on the sale with this company if it is a good one. Also

> should I get the grey or which one?

> Thanks so much,

> Cassandra Huffman

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>"Since I can get it at my HF store for $6 / lb I will stick with Celtic."<

Wow! ! You pay $6 a pound for Celtic!?? I paid $5.75 for a half a pound at my health food store!.....I'm gonna have to shop around for SURE! geeze!

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, and/or others....

Help! I am wondering if Himalayan pink crystal salt is as effective as Celtic sea salt is with Iodoral. My daughter has brought me one pound of it that she found in a health food store. Under ingredients it says 100% pure crystal salt from the foothills of the Himalaya. Mined, washed and sun-dried with exceptional care all by hand.

TIA

Mahin

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Thanks. I assume it is unrefined since it only says washed and sun-dried. It's a product of Pakistan. I guess I can try it and stop taking it if I get sores and pimples.

Mahin

As long as it is unrefined. The only two I have specific info on contents is the Redmonds and Celtic because Dr. Brownstein wrote on them in his Salt book.

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Help! I am wondering if Himalayan pink crystal salt is as effective as Celtic sea salt is with Iodoral. My daughter has brought me one pound of it that she found in a health food store. Under ingredients it says 100% pure crystal salt from the foothills of the Himalaya. Mined, washed and sun-dried with exceptional care all by hand.

TIA

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Gotchya. There is a website and an 800# listed on the package. I'll find out. Thanks again.

Mahin

But what is it washed with that is the question. It could be brine which is the chloride that causes the issue in refined. The only way to know is to find the company website and see if it says there or contact them.

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Yep! It is $5.98 / lb and $6 something per 1/2 lb for fine grind.

Steph

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>"Since I can get it at my HF store for $6 / lb I will stick with Celtic."< Wow! ! You pay $6 a pound for Celtic!?? I paid $5.75 for a half a pound at my health food store!.....I'm gonna have to shop around for SURE! geeze!

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As long as it is unrefined. The only two I have specific info on contents is the Redmonds and Celtic because Dr. Brownstein wrote on them in his Salt book.

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, and/or others....

Help! I am wondering if Himalayan pink crystal salt is as effective as Celtic sea salt is with Iodoral. My daughter has brought me one pound of it that she found in a health food store. Under ingredients it says 100% pure crystal salt from the foothills of the Himalaya. Mined, washed and sun-dried with exceptional care all by hand.

TIA

Mahin

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But what is it washed with that is the question. It could be brine which is the chloride that causes the issue in refined. The only way to know is to find the company website and see if it says there or contact them.

Steph

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, and/or others....

Help! I am wondering if Himalayan pink crystal salt is as effective as Celtic sea salt is with Iodoral. My daughter has brought me one pound of it that she found in a health food store. Under ingredients it says 100% pure crystal salt from the foothills of the Himalaya. Mined, washed and sun-dried with exceptional care all by hand.

TIA

Mahin

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I read that Redmond has a lot of copper so you would have to suppliment

with zinc.

On Nov 17, 2007, at 5:26 PM, ladybugsandbees wrote:

> As long as it is unrefined.  The only two I have specific info on

> contents is the Redmonds and Celtic because Dr. Brownstein wrote on

> them in his Salt book.

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Virginia,

This is very helpful. I am and have been taking Celtic sea salt for about a year. It works very well for me and I have a lot left yet. My daughter brought me a package of the pink Himalayan salt and I was wondering if I can use it when I run out of Celtic. But I'm going to just use it for cooking and continue with my favorite Celtic sea salt. Thank you for posting this.

Mahin

I don't know if anyone will be able to access this file, as it is found in the membership area of the Celtic Seasalt website (www.celticseasalt.com), but here is a chart showing the percentage of trace minerals and sea water in certain sea salts: http://www.celticseasalt.com/PDF/FNL06e.pdf (this is a download of their newsletter, A Grain of Salt, Autumn 2006 issue; the chart can be found on page 19). Here are a few of the listings:

Real Salt 1.68%

Hain 3.07%

McCormick 3.53%

Himalayan 4.12%

Celtic 13.36%

(The analysis was made by an independent laboratory and from disclosures by sea salt companies.)

So unless there's a disproportionate amount of water in Celtic Sea Salt than in the others, my recommendation is to stick to that one if you can, though if others are having "good" detoxing symptoms with Himalayan, then they can let you know that it works well.

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Mahin, I don't know if anyone will be able to access this file, as it is found in the membership area of the Celtic Seasalt website (www.celticseasalt.com), but here is a chart showing the percentage of trace minerals and sea water in certain sea salts: http://www.celticseasalt.com/PDF/FNL06e.pdf (this is a download of their newsletter, A Grain of Salt, Autumn 2006 issue; the chart can be found on page 19). Here are a few of the listings: Real Salt 1.68% Hain 3.07% McCormick 3.53% Himalayan 4.12% Celtic 13.36% (The analysis was made by an independent laboratory and from disclosures by sea salt companies.) So unless there's a disproportionate amount of water in Celtic Sea Salt

than in the others, my recommendation is to stick to that one if you can, though if others are having "good" detoxing symptoms with Himalayan, then they can let you know that it works well. Virginia >>Help! I am wondering if Himalayan pink crystal salt is as effective as Celtic sea salt is with Iodoral.>>

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Here you go:

http://houseofnutrition.com/salt3.html?productid=salt3 & channelid=FROOG

celtic sea salt

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Norma, this may be the site you are talking about:

http://houseofnutrition.com/salt3.html?productid=salt3 & channelid=FROOG

I have ordered from them myself. The product was as advertised but the

shipping out time was slow.

Dianne

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If you have a healthfood store you may get it thee - Celtic is the brand.

http://www.celticseasalt.com/Celtic_Sea_Salt_C3.cfm

Many have ordered from here

http://www.houseofnutrition.com/salt3.html?ovchn=FRO & ovcpn=Froogle & ovcrn=Celtic+\

Ocean+Int's.+Course+Ground+Celtic+Sea+Salt+(Light+Grey)+1/2+lb & ovtac=CMP

Celtic Sea Salt

> Hi, I'm new here and have been reading some old posts. Where do you

> get Celtic Sea Salt? My doc suggested I try it for adrenal support

> and a lot of you seem to benefit from it. He also ordered an iodine

> updake test. I just went through a fine needle aspiration on 3

> nodules. They are benign (woohoo). Now that cancer has been ruled out

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thank you. If I can't find any at our local store this weekend I'll

order some.

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brand.

> http://www.celticseasalt.com/Celtic_Sea_Salt_C3.cfm

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> http://www.houseofnutrition.com/salt3.html?

ovchn=FRO & ovcpn=Froogle & ovcrn=Celtic+Ocean+Int's.+Course+Ground+Celti

c+Sea+Salt+(Light+Grey)+1/2+lb & ovtac=CMP

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iodine

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ruled out

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I have never heard of this so I don't know.

Steph

celtic sea salt

I started taking the salt about 2 1/2 weeks ago, first in water then switched to filling 2 00 capsules. Yesterday I started getting a salty taste in my mouth. Is my body getting too much salt or is this part of detoxing. Barbara

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I get this salt taste in the mouth too. I am detoxing large amounts of bromide but I have no idea if it is connected or not. I am also taking the salt in OO caps so perhaps it could be not enough water at the time of the salt?? On the other side of the coin I have always had a huge sweet tooth to fight so it is possible that the salty taste is what is "normal" and that I have been so far away from normal for so many years that I am more aware of the salty taste and I will just become accustomed to it over time. I know I am not taking enough salt for it to be too much so I am not concerned about that.

Engtovo

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I started taking the salt about 2 1/2 weeks ago, first in water then switched to filling 2 00 capsules. Yesterday I started getting a salty taste in my mouth. Is my body getting too much salt or is this part of detoxing. Barbara

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Salt is just used to ease detox effects.if you don't have detox effects you don't need the salt only to salt your food with. from IllinoisFrom: Cochrane <juliemc9@...>iodine Sent: Thu, November 18, 2010 3:31:10

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I'm about to run out of celtic sea salt. I live in a remote area and it's not going to be possible for me to get more until at least next Wednesday, perhaps Friday. Should I stop taking iodine in the meantime? I'm up to 75mg a day.

If I should stop, when I get more salt, should I start again at 75 mg or start lower and work up again?Thanks,

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The iodine protocol uses ½ tsp salt per day as part of the protocol. You only salt LOAD if you have detox effects. Everyone should be taking at least ½ tsp salt per day in addition to salting foods. Donna in IL Salt is just used to ease detox effects.if you don't have detox effects you don't need the salt only to salt your food with. from Illinois From: Cochrane <juliemc9@...>iodine Sent: Thu, November 18, 2010 3:31:10 PMSubject: Celtic Sea Salt I'm about to run out of celtic sea salt. I live in a remote area and it's not going to be possible for me to get more until at least next Wednesday, perhaps Friday. Should I stop taking iodine in the meantime? I'm up to 75mg a day. If I should stop, when I get more salt, should I start again at 75 mg or start lower and work up again?Thanks,

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Should I stop the iodine until I can get more salt?    I do have some sort of " sea salt " but it's very white and says nothing about being unrefined.On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 11:10 AM, Donna Iler <Donna@...> wrote:

 

The iodine protocol uses ½ tsp salt per day as part of the protocol. You only salt LOAD if you have detox effects. Everyone should be taking at least ½ tsp salt per day in addition to salting foods.

 Donna in IL

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If you don’t routinely have detox symptoms, I wouldn’t stop the iodine. The help you get from the iodine is still there. I recently had days when I didn’t/ couldn’t get unrefined salt and still took the iodine, and was fine. I just wouldn’t do it long term. Donna in IL From: iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of CochraneSent: Thursday, November 18, 2010 7:56 PMiodine Subject: Re: Celtic Sea Salt Should I stop the iodine until I can get more salt? I do have some sort of " sea salt " but it's very white and says nothing about being unrefined.On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 11:10 AM, Donna Iler <Donna@...> wrote: The iodine protocol uses ½ tsp salt per day as part of the protocol. You only salt LOAD if you have detox effects. Everyone should be taking at least ½ tsp salt per day in addition to salting foods. Donna in IL

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, that's not true.

The iodine protocol requires 1/2 tsp per day of unrefined salt as part of

the companion nutrients, ***PLUS*** liberal use on food.

Salt loading is a separate thing that is temporarily used for detox.

, if you weren't taking the proper amounts of unrefined salt with

iodine, it's no wonder you weren't happy with the results.

, to address your questions, you might want to back off to 25mg or go

to zero for the time being. It's kind of up to you. If you do stop, I'm

sure you could jump back in at 50mg and move quickly back up to 75mg.

We know for sure the body works better when it has the 1/2 tsp (minimum)

unrefined salt every day. It might be a good time for an iodine

holiday. To me it would be somewhat dependent on your health issues. If

you aren't in a health emergency like cancer, it would be easier on your

body to not do the iodine without the salt. But if a person were in such

an emergency, they might not want to allow any tissues to be free of iodine

for any period of time, even at the risk of some other kinds of physical

discomfort. Anyway these are my thoughts, maybe someone else has better ones.

hope this helps,

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At 05:57 PM 11/18/2010, you wrote:

>Salt is just used to ease detox effects.if you don't have detox effects

>you don't need the salt only to salt your food with.

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>I'm about to run out of celtic sea salt. I live in a remote area and

>it's not going to be possible for me to get more until at least next

>Wednesday, perhaps Friday.

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>Should I stop taking iodine in the meantime? I'm up to 75mg a day.

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>If I should stop, when I get more salt, should I start again at 75 mg or

>start lower and work up again?

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