Re: MMS- 49 Days./Potassium Chloride/ Morton's Lite Salt

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Hi All,

I believe the US equivalent would be Morton's Lite Salt or Morton's

Salt Substitute. They're readily availabe at most any grocery

store.The Lite Salt has 1/2 the sodium of table salt while the Salt

Substitute has no sodium.

The 1/4th of a teaspoon serving of Lite Salt contains 290 mg of

Sodium,350mg of Potassium(chloride) plus potassium iodide which

supplies 40% of the daily value of Iodine.

The Salt Substitute contains 610mg of potassium (chloride)per 1/4

teaspoon.

I've been using the Morton's Light Salt for several years and I'm

sure I need the iodide. Probably everyone does.

Regards,

Dawn

> > Tony,

> >

> > Any particular brand?

> >

> > B.

>

> Hi B,

>

> I guess that the brand name won't help you much 'cos its a South

African grocery store item

> called No Salt. I don't have the container here with me to give you

the brandname, gave the

> other half to a friend yesterday

Tony

> > >

> > > I too got palpitations badly when I took MMS for a few days.

The fluttering went away with

> > > taking Pottasium chloride instead of salt.