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I could see that by switching to sea salt that iodine might be missing as they

added that to table salt.  I suppose we could eat cold water fish and make up

for that.  Is there anything in sprouts or a certain kind that provides iodine

in the diet to avoid goiter problems?

 

I don't know anything else that requires salt.  I have cut that way back

too.     I don't use the crock pot much as most of the hundreds of crock pot

recipes I've seen have lots of salt in them or they take soup to add and that is

full of salt. 

 

I wish your son well and hope that can be cured in the near future. 

 

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

To: sproutpeople

Sent: Tuesday, April 3, 2012 12:43 PM

Subject: Cook & Salt

 

I love to cook and until recently NEVER EVER added salt unless I was baking...my

son developed a condition when he was 17 that the cardiologist told us was from

our generation steering away from salt .. the treatment for the condition

initially is high salt diet,, I went ballistic on doctor as there is a VERY VERY

VERY strong familial history (all sides) of hypertension, etc. My son takes

great pleasure in showing me how he sprinkles salt all over his food!

I usually love to cook but just haven't had energy lately,

Do you use a crockpot? If you place say a roast or ham slice, anything wrap

either white or sweet I prefer sweet..in aluminum foil and place individually on

top of what your cooking... have to cook on low at least 7 hours..THEY ARE THE

BESTEST 'baked' sweet potato!

My husband will eat some sweet potatoes, no tomatoes (I laugh since he does eat

barbeque sauce, marinara, pizza, etc), almost no beans... he is slowly coming

around but it is easier to get some of the grains in him then beans (barley,

quinona, etc)

Debbie in NJ

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> My DH doesn't like sweet potatoes but I like the baked sweet potato fries with

a mustard/honey dressing for dip.  He can't eat potatoes or tomatoes or

products from them.  He can't have beans either so I am not sure how he could

eat totally vegan, if he wanted to.  I like most of the things, but don't

like to do all the preparation.  I like to do things quickly.    Now

if I had a really good cook who could leave out some  salt I'd be in great

shape. 

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> Carolyn Wilkerson

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