Re: Re: refined salt/study (off topic - diabetes) / take to OT group

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This off topic discussion has gone on long enough on this board. Please take it to the OT group.

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refined salt/study> > > > > > > > > > > > What about regular cooking. Is it safe to use refined salt? I'm thinking> > it is best to not use the refined salt at all and stick with only> unrefined.> > In general, I know anything that is processed is not healthy for us.> > > > My one son just came in the room. There was a report on the news that> > people with high blood pressure (or tendency for), diabetics, pregnant> moms,> > African Americans should only limit their salt to 1/2 tsp daily. (I'm> > wondering if this is based on refined salt) He knows I'm taking the> > unrefined sea salt. He also takes a little with me. He is a juvenile> > diabetic that has gone through healing and no longer requires insulin. :-)> > > > Lori> >>

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Sorry Steph, I meant to be replying privately. At some point I must have hit reply to the group again.LinnOn Feb 3, 2011, at 9:51 AM, ladybugsandbees wrote:

This off topic discussion has gone on long enough on this board. Please take it to the OT group.

Thanks!

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refined salt/study> > > > > > > > > > > > What about regular cooking. Is it safe to use refined salt? I'm thinking> > it is best to not use the refined salt at all and stick with only> unrefined.> > In general, I know anything that is processed is not healthy for us.> > > > My one son just came in the room. There was a report on the news that> > people with high blood pressure (or tendency for), diabetics, pregnant> moms,> > African Americans should only limit their salt to 1/2 tsp daily. (I'm> > wondering if this is based on refined salt) He knows I'm taking the> > unrefined sea salt. He also takes a little with me. He is a juvenile> > diabetic that has gone through healing and no longer requires insulin. :-)> > > > Lori> >>