Re: Does it have to be Celtic Sea Salt?

[Guest guest]

If you have Hashi's, you don't want anything with iodine in it. Even

Morton's has additives in it. You want pure sea salt, and while there

are other brands, Celtic is the best because it has the most minerals

in it, which you need.

Barb

" Anita Dean " wrote:

>

> Is that the only salt that is good for the adrenals? Is plain old

> Iodized Sea Salt ok?

>

[Guest guest]

>>Is that the only salt that is good for the adrenals? Is plain old

Iodized Sea Salt ok? <<

there are several good brands, Celtic, Redmond's and himalayan, btu NO plain old

iodized sea salt is processed adn NOT good. You want totally unrefined sea salt.

If yiu feel you need iodine, then you need ot supplement it, btu I ould strongly

urge oyu to have the loading test and also TSI antibodies run before

supplementing iodin. Remember in thyroid meds you are getting iodine. Thyroid

hormones are made of iodine.

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[Guest guest]

Nearly everyone here will say celtic is best. But frankly the planets

oceans are the planets sewers, contaminated with mercury, too. After

going over and over this salt issue in my mind, and reading all I can

abuot it, I have decided that even if I lose my iodine allergy, I will

not use sea salt unless it is mined from earlier, less polluted ages. I

don't want to put sewage into my body, even if it is evaporated salt

sewage.

As it is, since I can't use any sea salt, I use a plain, non-iodized

refined salt, and add a little diatomaceous earth (fresh water, food

grade) for minerals.

sol

Anita Dean wrote:

> Is that the only salt that is good for the adrenals? Is plain old

> Iodized Sea Salt ok?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ok and sorry to be so specific, but does it matter if it is the Light Grey or

the Fine Ground? Thanks!

Anita

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[Guest guest]

The salt is technically for aldosterone deficiency isn't it?

I've been taking iodine (Lugguls) for about 6 months, but am just

now getting tested for antibodies and am waiting for those results.

But, if I do not have Hashi's, is it ok to just take Lugguls instead

of eating sea salt...or should you do both, or just the sea salt??

thanks,

Liz

>

> As long as it is unrefined the color matters not, but if you get

other

> than Celtic I would avoid any that is really white as that is

usually

> refined.

>

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>

> http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

>

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

>

[Guest guest]

Sol, Redmonds in mined from the earth. If your theory is true, then

theirs would be the best.

Read their site:

http://www.realsalt.com/

K

> > Is that the only salt that is good for the adrenals? Is plain old

> > Iodized Sea Salt ok?

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi K,

Yes, I have some, but can't use it. I begin to itch within 20 min of

taking it, and have to take antihistamines to stop the allergic reaction

at that point, before it progresses into actual eczema or hives.

Haven't thrown it out, though. I keep hoping to reduce the allergy

enough to enable me to use it.

So far no luck, though I'm on 30-32.5 mg HC.

sol

tapmom5113 wrote:

> Sol, Redmonds in mined from the earth. If your theory is true, then

> theirs would be the best.

> Read their site:

> http://www.realsalt.com/

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, but what's buried near any of these locations. Lots of chemicals and other

nasty items

are buried to dispose of them. I'm leery of just any sea salt myself, Celtic is

the only brand I

use.

Linn

>

> Sol, Redmonds in mined from the earth. If your theory is true, then

> theirs would be the best.

> Read their site:

> http://www.realsalt.com/

>

> K

>

>

[Guest guest]

Liz,

Taking Lugol's has a different purpose than drinking salt water.

Lugols and Iodoral are for iodine, which many claim is good for your

thyroid. Some of the iodine docs (Dr. Brownstein) find that as many

as 1/3 of his patients can go off thyroid meds once they have reached

iodine saturation. Have you checked over on the Iodine board? Also

you can read a lot on optimox.com.

Dahlia

> >

> > >>The salt is technically for aldosterone deficiency isn't it? <<

> >

> > No! The sea salt replaces trace minerals that we do nto get

> elsewhere and the mixture is identical to our intrcellular fluid in

> our bodies. so ti si not evn JUST the sodium we are taking it for .

> >

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> > Artistic Grooming- Hurricane

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> >

> > http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

> >

> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

> > http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

> >

>

[Guest guest]

So what exactly are the benefits of taking the celtic sea salt? What

improvements in symptoms have people noticed? I use celtic sea salt

as my table and cooking salt but don't take any extra at this point.

Liz

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>

> Anita,

>

> If you want to pay for the fine ground go for it.

>

> Most of us use the light gray and grind in a ceramic

> salt grinder, as metal will rust. That said my friend bought

> whole peppercorns in a small glass container with a plastic grinder

> on top and put the salt gave her in that. She paid

> $1.00 for it at the Dollar Tree, and it works just fine.

>

>

>

> From: anita dean

>

> Ok and sorry to be so specific, but does it matter if it is the

Light Grey

> or the Fine Ground? Thanks!

> Anita

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Wow, Sol! why not?

Dahlia

> > Some of the iodine docs (Dr. Brownstein) find that as many

> > as 1/3 of his patients can go off thyroid meds once they have

reached

> > iodine saturation. Have you checked over on the Iodine board?

Also

> > you can read a lot on optimox.com.

> >

> >

>