Question about salt/spice cravings--trying again

[Guest guest]

Debi, , anyone have any input about my daughter wanting to salt and

pepper everything to death lately? If not it's fine, but thought I'd try again

in case my post got lost.

Thanks

Melinda

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[Guest guest]

Sorry, Melinda...I must have missed that one. Desiring strong input

in the mouth can often be a sensory integration issue or even a type

of stim, but intense salt craving on their own can also be

physiological in nature. Sometimes it can indicate an adrenal issue,

but more commonly a mineral deficiency. Most salt is really bad for

you the way is it processed and stripped of any nutrient value. My

daughter loves salt too, and I let her have what she craves, but I

use a very specific type of salt called Himalayan Pink Salt. Sea

salt is better than table salt, but nothing compares to Himalayan

crystal salt. It is truly an ancient gift from God, if I may wax

spiritual :-) It is also good for mineral baths or foot soaks. I

also make something called " sole " from the large rock crystals, and

take this every day and also give it to . This is where I buy

mine online, but you can also get it in health food stores, although

it is usually much more expensive.

http://americanbluegreen.com/

> Debi, , anyone have any input about my daughter wanting to

> salt and

> pepper everything to death lately? If not it's fine, but thought

> I'd try again

> in case my post got lost.

> Thanks

> Melinda

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sorry, Melinda...I must have missed that one. Desiring strong input

in the mouth can often be a sensory integration issue or even a type

of stim, but intense salt craving on their own can also be

physiological in nature. Sometimes it can indicate an adrenal issue,

but more commonly a mineral deficiency. Most salt is really bad for

you the way is it processed and stripped of any nutrient value. My

daughter loves salt too, and I let her have what she craves, but I

use a very specific type of salt called Himalayan Pink Salt. Sea

salt is better than table salt, but nothing compares to Himalayan

crystal salt. It is truly an ancient gift from God, if I may wax

spiritual :-) It is also good for mineral baths or foot soaks. I

also make something called " sole " from the large rock crystals, and

take this every day and also give it to . This is where I buy

mine online, but you can also get it in health food stores, although

it is usually much more expensive.

http://americanbluegreen.com/

> Debi, , anyone have any input about my daughter wanting to

> salt and

> pepper everything to death lately? If not it's fine, but thought

> I'd try again

> in case my post got lost.

> Thanks

> Melinda

>

>