Re: Sea Salt (was SCD son pulled out of snacktime at school)

[Guest guest]

>

> Regarding the salt, I am surprised that Elaine

> considers table salt OK because she even mentions that

> it contains dextrose. I myself will stick with the sea

> salt. As long as nothing is added to it, also

> said it was OK.

>

Hi ,

Good point. Please see my recent sea salt post to about my

confusion as to why sea salt is ok! (besides seaweed,isn't algae,

spirulina and other such (plant)stuff from the sea illegal?) Just

for

curiousity's sake, wouldn't it seem logical that stuff would end up

in

sea salt? (Well, if I haven't been too concerned about gluten in

play dough,

I probably won't lose much sleep over this, either. It has had me

wondering, though, since I use salt everyday)

However, I am going to continue to switch back and forth. I'm

accustomed to that, now. Plus, my sea salt says it has iodine on the

front, but then on the back, it says " not a dietary source of

iodine. "

Go figure.

have a nice day,

Cyn

[Guest guest]

> Good point. Please see my recent sea salt post to

> about my

> confusion as to why sea salt is ok! (besides

> seaweed,isn't algae,

> spirulina and other such (plant)stuff from the sea

> illegal?) Just

> for

> curiousity's sake, wouldn't it seem logical that

> stuff would end up

> in

> sea salt?

Hi ,

The sea salt is from evaporated sea WATER so it is not

from plants.

I think the main concern with seaweed is that it's

hard to digest. But don't quote me on that.

B.

ASD son, RA self, SCD Nov. 2007

http://scdgirl.blogspot.com

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[Guest guest]

>

> > Good point. Please see my recent sea salt post to

> > about my

> > confusion as to why sea salt is ok! (besides

> > seaweed,isn't algae,

> > spirulina and other such (plant)stuff from the sea

> > illegal?) Just

> > for

> > curiousity's sake, wouldn't it seem logical that

> > stuff would end up

> > in

> > sea salt?

>

> Hi ,

>

> The sea salt is from evaporated sea WATER so it is not

> from plants.

>

> I think the main concern with seaweed is that it's

> hard to digest. But don't quote me on that.

>

> B.

> ASD son, RA self, SCD Nov. 2007

> http://scdgirl.blogspot.com

Ahh...I see. And any stuff from those plants that ended up in there

would probably be so miniscule as to not be a factor.

Thanks!

>

>

>

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