information about the Redmond's Sea Salt

[Guest guest]

I contacted the company about heavy metals in their salt. Looks like

they test and share and that is great. I imagine that any sea salt has

trace levels of metals similar to this (maybe worse depending on where

it comes from).

Ok, I have a complete analysis but the biggest negative in there was

aluminum at 67.9 parts per million. In comparison, chloride was

591,000 parts per million and sodium 376,000 parts per million. Iodine

was 8.76 parts per million. Lead was less than .08 and mercury less

than .005 (the lowest one listed, actually). Those are so small I

think probably inconsequential. The aluminum I don't know! I guess

that one gives me pause but I'm not sure it should at that level?

Any thoughts? There is a lot out there saying that table salt is bad

for you (poison according to one site).

le

[Guest guest]

> that one gives me pause but I'm not sure it should at that level?

>

> Any thoughts? There is a lot out there saying that table salt is bad

> for you (poison according to one site).

> le

Restricting salt is a personal choice. Nothing was ever said about this

in BTVC.

>

Carol F.

Celiac, MCS, Latex Allergy, EMS

SCD 6 years