Pink Himalayan Salt and Why It's a Better Option

[@mariamagdalena2214]

Been using it for two years now. I love it!

[@ShoaibIqbal_digitixerz]

Hi. I am from khewra Pakistan. Can send pure Himalayan Salt on demand.

[@brendabobo1623]

Just bought my Himalayan salt.love it .won't go back.

[@tanana2070]

I use this salt all the time. I love it. It has a much better flavour than table salt. Does not have iodine but I take iodine every week anyway, so no problem.

[@zrsaltlamps-pakistan155]

thank you

[@CommoditiesTrader]

"Energy vibrations" sounds very scientific

[@YeppyNope]

But is not true.

[@MuhammadAbdullah-mq5cv]

i use pink salt instead of sugar in the tea. the taste changed like brothe soup.it is good for diabetic patients.

[@SuperfoodEvolution]

Interesting!

[@roberthanan1096]

Last time I bought table salt was to sprinkle on my sidewalk during freezing weather.

[@turbonbc]

Looks exactly like rose quartz :P

[@turbonbc]

@Arthur Isaac Why does the cookie crumble?

[@donpayette7062]

A lot of these salt things say they are "rich in minerals", unfortunately the bottle rarely spells out the actual mineral content. Kudos to those that do. Also there have been problems lately with iodine deficiency, mostly from people avoiding the terrible "iodized" salt. I get an iodized sea salt, and supplement with plant-derived minerals. Also "salt to taste". Don't want problems from not getting enough salt. And yes, I have tried the "leave out the salt and see how great things taste" thing. If bland tastes good to you, go for it.

[@VirginMary1.0]

yeah, look his link. It's richest trace mineral are pretty much aluminum and lithium...

[@sfh2050]

Pakistan's famous drink: 1. Sprite 900 ML 2. Pink Salt 1 TS 3. Yellow lemon juice 3 TS 4. Sugar (as required)

[@marulalala4652]

I will try

[@oksills]

What is TS an abbreviation for? Tablespoon I Tbs and teaspoon is tsp.

[@sfh2050]

@@oksills thanks for pointing out.

[@grimm5702]

One of my favorite healthy foods channel 💯

[@SuperfoodEvolution]

Thank you very much!

[@easygetproperty]

I have salt in its pure form

[@harjinderthakar]

@@easygetproperty can you send me some information please

[@isamarsanchez8781]

I use this on the last 6 years works

[@tiberiumseeker2422]

Salt is unbelievably important, american media was lying that salt was bad and that americans consumed too much so they would be sicker. You need 5 times more salt than what is recommended. Salt is life.

[@2campercamper]

Tiberium Seeker "God" help who ever you feed ....salt is crystal rocks.... Inorganic junk that clogs and rips arteries and the like... "salt" from vegetables is all we need.... YOU ARE BEING FOOLED do some research away from the mainstream.... Drink distilled water ....or eat veg and fruit for natures distilled waters.... Ignore the fear porn ...distilled water cleans the blood clogged with the likes of salt crystals... Avoid salt at all costs... Our amazing system produces the 7 salts we need ....babies do not eat salt ....go figure.... this is not a dig at anyone just a heads up ....nearly everything is a scam. Eat too much or any processed salt and you welcome an early death ....FACT. LIKE IT OR NOT.

[@brosplit]

Purple Hippo your point is invald. This is natural salt.

[@qualqui]

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, sorry bud, but Purple Hippo is right, we don't need salt, the only salt we need is what is found naturally in our food, like Celery for example, the thing is its been made into a habit by us people wanting to bring out the "flavor" of food.

[@brosplit]

Joe Serrano also invalid. Celery doesnt enhance our tastebuds the way salt does. Salt enhances sweetness, minimize bitterness & spiciness. Imho you should use better example e.g onion, pepper, garlic. It seems I need to elaborate; in chemistry Salt is organic. On your table ; processed salt (NaCl). Salt is needed in body because body cant produce sodium ion and salt is *mineral*. The question is how many table spoons you consumed per day.

[@qualqui]

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, you make great points, maybe we shouldn't consume the processed salt and stick to the mineral rich salt, like himalayan pink salt.

[@manfromnantucket9544]

Is Mediterranean sea salt a good option?

[@noda8463]

Salt is salt, I go for the cheapest, largest container of table salt. It about 45 cents for one and a half pounds.

[@Yotaciv]

Theres no iodine though. I was suffering headaches and poor moods from iodine deficiency after two weeks of only pink salt.

[@AlergicToSnow]

The ingredients state there is iodine in the middle of the list

[@ArtanisTheEvil]

but suddenly no official research and analysis declared the presence of sodium in it, instead, harmful minerals like cadmium and aluminum can be found

[@evalolacookie]

Eat moringa seeds for headaches and other diseases

[@rizz1088]

@marie harris meh

[@joemartin1253]

@@ArtanisTheEvil And regular table salt is bleached with a hell of alot chemical additives!

[@electricengineer624]

Awesome video,thanks for ur effort.

[@SuperfoodEvolution]

Thanks for noticing, appreciated!

[@skeptic4561]

The package label fails to mention other trace elements including Lead, Mercury, Thalium (it might be on the label, but it is toxic), Polonium, Uranium, and Plutonium, among others. Yes, they are in low levels, but so are what would be beneficial elements.

[@philomena333]

Agree, salt is salt they lied about name its from pakistan they can lie about anything. They hygene producing pakingbit is terrible

[@blueskies386]

🤯 I can't find any normal ionized sea salt on the supermarket shelves,they've had none in for months, a worker told me; so I bought the only alternative: Himalayan pink salt. Are you saying it's dangerous??

[@pinaopina]

I got a big bottle of Himalayan salt and another big bottle of sea salt in my kitchen

[@cindystrother7710]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING

[@SuperfoodEvolution]

Thanks for your feedback, we appreciate it!

[@nocopyrightmusic666]

is pink Himalayan salt and Himalayan rock salt are the same?/

[@organicchemistry6357]

By chemical contents, yes. But not by degree of distribution

[@queenmonique1123]

I have that salt,thats why i clicked on this video.

[@janpham487]

Himalayan or Celtic salt? Which is better?

[@SuperfoodEvolution]

Both are good compared to refined chemical salts!

[@immanuel5185]

So. I can use it on my fries?

[@SuperfoodEvolution]

Of course, that's a fry upgrade?!?

[@GrandmaSandy]

Think I might want to try it .

[@anacletaabaggo3926]

Where can we buy himalayan salt?

[@SuperfoodEvolution]

Check the links in the description box!

[@karlenedavies6655]

Is it ok to use more of this salt if you have high blood pressure?

[@zelenplav1701]

It is Salter and you need less.

[@simplifyingdelicious4340]

Great information 👍

[@SuperfoodEvolution]

Thanks!

[@salamkhalili3820]

Thanks for this wonderful article

[@radenprasetyo8234]

Uh question is it toxic? I just watch a KZbin video and they said it was toxic and now im confused. Pls give me an answer

[@vishal26aug]

Sendha namak or Sindhi namak and Himalayan pink salt is same ?

[@arpitambitious2757]

Can it be used in cleansing crystals like black tourmaline , rose quartz and amethyst ?

[@SuperfoodEvolution]

Well it's a salt so it will dissolve. Rober Cassar has some recipes for Sole salt here: eartheracademy.com/course/how-to-make-super-mineralized-sole-salt/

[@melissamattila3337]

Am I mean for using salt if you have to use all the peak is the way to go

[@petehorrall4887]

No more bull shirt the purest salt comes from the Texas salt domes

[@anithamohan1157]

IS HIMALAYAN PINK SALT GOOD FOR PLANTS GROWTH ???

[@erichmhanedeasis31]

that is my salt for every day.... here in phil manila

[@toxicflour833]

My lasa ba sya? Balak ko bumili nya

[@AlergicToSnow]

If cooking with it, test for taste. I find pink salt tastes much saltier than kosher.

[@ga3775]

I start using but it's sand on it I put on the water you can see sand so I don't think so to use any more

[@janettempest716]

Don’t need the music it’s distracting

[@geetee2392]

I disagree. The volume and type of music isn't distracting to me.

[@MsSheilaC]

@superfoodevolution dont change it. It's one thing I LOVE and identify with your vids. Along with your voiceover and inflection while presenting the information. Very unique.

[@jackgalico3559]

Can I eat the salt from my Himalayan salt lamp ?

[@tiberiumseeker2422]

no lol it will taste bad

[@tiberiumseeker2422]

just let it put negative ions in the air and enjoy that :)

[@offgrid-j5c]

Yes you can!

[@norielabogaa5254]

actually, the lamp would taste better

[@tiberiumseeker2422]

@Angelo Stevens Oh I see, thanks.

[@YusufKhan-eh6jp]

Nice explaining thanks for sharing 👍 my favorite one 😀 👍 ❤

[@SuperfoodEvolution]

Thanks for watching!

[@MeiziVu]

There is not a discernable health benefit difference in minerals between pink Himalayan salt and regular sea salt... AND they taste the same, Tho texture may vary... That is the only real diff.

[@amandagosen1585]

And Pink salt is often high levels of lead and cadmium (TOXIC)

[@MeiziVu]

@@amandagosen1585 didn't know that, thanks

[@winstontang9159]

very good

[@magicdaveable]

Andean Pink Salt is just as good as is the other mineral rich salts found in the Andes and other ancient seas.

[@angiem1124]

No because the salts from the seas are polluted. Pink salt is not.

[@MrSojek]

Mercury, Lead, Polonium etc. Not really an example of healthy product. Still better thank table salt though.

[@qualqui]

Angie M, I think you misunderstood David, he said "other ancient seas" meaning they are no longer seas, bodies of water,....The Andes are as high and fairly "young", geologically speaking as opposed to the Appalachians which are an older mountain range, anyways Andean Pink Salt is just as good as the Himalayan or as the Utah Pink Salt, where now is the great basin, there was once a sea, of which the Great Salt Lake is a minor remnant.

[@VirginMary1.0]

Look at his own link on the analysis... Everything is trace elemental and the highest ones are aluminum and lithium... Hardly human friendly. ppm = particule per million. Hardly something impressive. You would have to send yourself to the hospital for sodium overdose to get any amount that barely mattered.

[@naimkhan1217]

I think you have given a wrong name to this pink salt, it should be khwera salt.

[@jasonstclair1329]

Himalayan salt is high in sodium .... who knew 😂 Probly took 250 million years to figure that one out

[@Wills276]

😂😂

[@tonyrandhawa4065]

Called black salt and used extensively in street food items in the sub continent. Has other elements - and is considered tasty bu salt is salt. Have less.

[@qaiserabdullah12]

nhi ye kala namak nhi he

[@healdiseasenow]

Salt is what makes you able to communicate as a human your brain is mostly sodium and the closest identical to what your brain is made out of is Himalayan sea salt telling someone to have less of it means you don't really understand how this all works in your body have less table salt because it's cooked and processed and it's basically glass but you should definitely eat a lot more sea salt people in Japan eat the equivalent of one salt shaker a day and they live longer than anyone on Earth

[@healdiseasenow]

@Angelo Stevens The charcoal absorbes toxins and traps them to exit out urine. Especially if u eat it every day. Heavy metal toxins out of the brain liver fat everywhere only when eaten everyday that's why the charcoal is added to the Salt cuz you have to eat it every single day and what kills you when you're a certain age could have been absorbing taken out of your body with the charcoal salt

[@healdiseasenow]

@Angelo Stevens so how is sea salt going to kill you since you know so much enlighten me

[@deedoubs]

@@healdiseasenow >as a human your brain is mostly sodium You uh... might want to donate your body to science if that's true for you. Most people's brains are mostly made of water and organic molecules, not salt.

[@CrudOMatic]

That trace mineral complex is scary - Chromium, Neptunium, Thorium...

[@organicchemistry6357]

Source? Test it yourself and compare it to refined table salt

[@philosophicalinquirer312]

yes, its deceptive that people think "more minerals the better" - Chromium, goodness gracious. ...............but its trace.

[@carlcat]

He lost me at "pink salt has higher energy vibrations".

[@organicchemistry6357]

"Some claim that it [pink salt] has higher energy vibrations" Therefor it's clear that you've taken it out of context.

[@MLM111]

We are all made up of energy

[@rameshraghothama8324]

Its like any other cheaply imported stuff sold at high margins by giving it an exotic feel. Himalayan salt is 10 to 20 times costlier than sea salt , and is a great marketing gimmick. All Sodium on Planet earth originated on faraway stars which 'manufactured' them in nuclear furnaces many billions of years ago as well as those captured from solar wind. Sodium is renewable - Stars continue to manufacture it - including our sun. Those higher energy vibrations are for those folks milking us for profits - the 2000% profit margin sure does vibe well for them.

[@rameshraghothama8324]

@@EarthKeeperSelinaMu The only thing i can feel about Himalayan salt is that it has a better taste when used for desserts, maybe the archaeons have broken down proteins that existed on ancient tethys seaways as well as the presence of tiny amounts of Sulfates & Sulfides.The trace minerals are too small per serving size to have an impact.

[@Kamamura2]

@@EarthKeeperSelinaMu Why is it "superior"? Salt without dirt is superior to salt with dirt in my book.

[@John-PK]

great video

[@TheDenisedrake]

Good thing you have hundreds of respect points to burn, because you just lost a few by quoting the AHA and FDA.

[@dragonfishing]

hahahaha

[@SuperfoodEvolution]

OK thanks I think...

[@VirginMary1.0]

Lol, anyone talking about that pink salt lose points.. Look at his own link on the analysis... Everything is trace elemental and the highest ones are aluminum and lithium... Hardly human friendly. This is why we refine salt in the first place

[@melissamattila3337]

Pink salt is the way to go it’s better for you

[@Carol-D.1324]

I asked my doctor about switching to pink salt, he said “salt is salt”.

[@oksills]

The very last person to ever ask about nutrition is your medical doctor!!!!!!!!!!!

[@D_Shade]

You should've asked your doctor, which has better nutrients? If he can't answer you satisfyingly, means he knows not much.

[@D_Shade]

@Rhiahl So which do u think is better? Pink salt or sea salt?

[@cyberpleb2472]

@@oksills Nah, the last person to listen to is people like yourself. There is no significant difference between sea salt and Himalayan salt. I'm afraid your ignorance of the topic does not constitute evidence to the contrary.

[@Wills276]

Doctors are not well educated when it come to nutrition they only focus on founding medicin to cure dieases.

[@RandyFricke]

I hear that people are finding microscopic pieces of plastic in the sea salts now.

[@aktpmirpur6982]

This is Pakistani salt from khewra mine . India buys this salt and sells as the name of Himalayan salt

[@m.haslam8495]

That's true. Not now as Pakistan has stopped exporting to India for them to repackage and export to the world under their false name.

[@atripa645]

Background music is always in my when achieving. Same with the old track.

[@zevbleuler6998]

This makes no sense.

[@yahwehsonren]

Thank you

[@navidasiddiqi2334]

This salt comes from Pakistan

[@peggyhall5363]

I can't get it to grind well. One night I put it on my salad and at the end there was a crystal hard pc & I thought it was glass. I couldn' t really taste it in the salad. Some say this should not be consumed.

[@saharali7328]

Then buy it ready ;-;

[@deedoubs]

"one of the purest salts available" Bitch you were just telling us about all the non-salt minerals in it.

[@cIeetz]

try not adding salt to your food for a few days and see how much better you feel, food naturally comes with salt, more then you need. but ya if you absolutely must have it, pink Himalayan has minerals so its good , sea salt is healthy because it alkalizes Your body

[@VirginMary1.0]

yeah, the minerals are so low that most have 1 particule per billion... For those in higher quantity, you have lithium 0.4g/kg and aluminum 0.661ppm. Have fun! This is why salt is refined... NaCl = NaCl... Thats true for all salt. If sea salt, table salt(without caking agent) and pickling salt do not taste the same is because of the cut... Blended sea salt taste like table salt and blend it some more it will taste like pickling salt.

[@candacekieper4354]

Except table contains iodine which is needed by the thyroid I love pink but still need some iodized as well

[@SuperfoodEvolution]

We consume seaweeds for that...

[@nope5003]

I’ve noticed iodine is being taken out of table salt. You have to be paying attention to get the salt with iodine now. I’ve assumed iodine was in table salt more often than not. I was surprised it seems to be the other way now. Check it out next time you grab salt. Popular salts have a description with no iodine now.

[@altexlan415]

I m taking it for years nothing happen.

[@saharali7328]

Eat normal salt for years, you'll see a change, But you won't like it

[@2b2tisafactionsserver72]

@@saharali7328 Yeah, he'll see a change - a change in his bank account lmao

[@larrysunde8878]

@@2b2tisafactionsserver72 Inexpensive

[@birkit1133]

Why should natural salt be limited? Does it contain toxins?

[@philosophicalinquirer312]

it contains salt - thats the problem. Too much sodium chloride is harmful, increases blood pressure and can cause a condition called hypernatremia when blood levels are too high and the kidneys cannot filter out the sodium (sodium concentration higher than 145 mEq in the blood) Of course, low sodium is also a problem, a condition called hyponatremia. However, the average diet, in average people is more likely to cause problems with too much than too little.

[@philosophicalinquirer312]

In short, sodium chloride, in excess *is the toxin*

[@504Diva]

Sold.

[@WowplayerMe]

Anything named "superfood" automatically raises my bullshit flag.

[@SuperfoodEvolution]

Sure, how about superior foods?

[@muhammedwaseem6113]

I am sadly saying that pakistan is not doing any properly introducing in the market with name brand of Pakistani salt on the other hand india is owning it very sad #oursaltourasset

[@mrsamir530]

It's true😢

[@Sasha-ul9tp]

Muhammed waseem oh no😭

[@mervintelford3677]

High levels of aluminium in Himalayan pink salt. Highly toxic and should be avoided. Good sea salt is recommended ideally from inland sources ie salt lake in Utah etc. Himalayan pink salt is actually from Pakistani mines. There is your first clue, anything sold on a lie must be scrutinized.

[@incorectulpolitic]

source ?

[@chuckbarlow5532]

How did sea salt get so popular? Does whale shit and fukashima radiation add that certain something?

[@chuckbarlow5532]

I knew that . I can read and do not have a comprehension problem..

[@georgeherman7846]

All salt comes from the sea

[@saleemhaider5747]

Since 1986 we are excavating top quality rock salt which is used as raw material in various industries. Our average monthly output is 15000 MT. Our company is one of the biggest INDUSTRIAL SALT (ROCK SALT) producers in the region and has been engaged in local and international markets. Our INDUSTRIAL SALT (ROCK SALT) mine has a rich reservoir and we are also maintaining special yard for depositing and loading our own products including but not limited to INDUSTRIAL SALT (ROCK SALT). Consequently, in our salt production, we are using wide range of updated machineries and production lines; sizing and packing equipment in meeting all of our customers’ demands. We are also capable of delivering large orders of salt and consignments in bulk. Due to our customer oriented approach and professional team work we aim to satisfy our customers’ needs. Our Product Listing: We produce and export pure Crystal Himalayan Salt products such as: a) Edible Rock Salt b) Salt Lamps (Natural and Crafted) c) Salt Bricks for Salt room and Salt Spa d) Animal Salt Licks e) Bath Salt (Salt bars, Salt Hearts, Salt Balls, Chunks and pebbles) f) Salt Culinary (Salt plates, Bowls, Dishes, salt shots glass and cooking slabs.) Benefits / Uses of Salt Products a) Salt lamps especially curing and comforting for asthma patients and breathing illness b) Natural Salt has best integration with human systems with immense positive effects c) Salt for animal diet especially sheep, cattle, horses d) Industrial use of granulated salt e) Salt for de-icing in frozen regions f) Salt in medicines and food/fisheries industries We are capable of meeting most of the salt export requirements stated above; quality and timely delivery shall be the hall marks of our services.

[@forgodandcountry6554]

Give me the link to your website

[@ytpython73]

Music OR talk. Never both. Just terrible.

[@michael7v6]

Crude oil salt?

[@jflsdknf]

I loved it until I learned rust is what makes it pink, and it doesn’t come from the Himalayas it comes from Pakistan.

[@alrivers2297]

@Fatima Siddiqui I guess you didn't watch the video

[@hafsaubaid4598]

@Fatima Siddiqui go edicate yourself. It comes from the mine of Khewra in Pakistan u idiot. Geez people jump to swearing at others when they are uneducated theirself🙄

[@zelenplav1701]

The Himalayan mountain range is huge and K2 is in Pakistan.

[@gsallen9588]

It has uranium - love that with my salt! Plus plutonium and thallium! Those have to be my favorite trace poisons.

[@adolfpanzerbjorn8308]

You know the common isotopes of potassium and magnesium are radioactive and have much higher concentrations in foods you commonly eat, in fact they are necessary to survive

[@Kamamura2]

Plutonium is a man-made element. There is no naturally occurring plutonium.

[@Norman92151]

No mention of iodine added to most commercial salt in the US. Astonishing. Also sea salt now has microplastics and other pollutants. Salt mined from ancient deposits are probably our best bet.

[@SuperfoodEvolution]

Good point about the microplastics!

[@rameshraghothama8324]

Himalayan salt has Hydrogen Sulfide - now how is that not a 'toxin' ?

[@andrianagurghian2758]

Vă rugăm să traduceți în limba romana.Nu toată lumea , știe limba engleza.Pacat de poștari cu sarea de Himalaia

[@jkhall9665]

Will mountain collapse if you destroy the foothills? Why do we keep destroying planrt? If it's so good why do people on pakistan not eat it?

[@naheedtariq8030]

we eat it and drink it

[@patbowman9648]

America is not at the top of health. Where did you get that from. This is 2019. That was back in the 1940"s America was in the top 5. Let's stay current on America health.

[@golfocto5857]

Americans takes more than 50% of drug produced in the world today, You call that healthy? unless you work for Big Pharma.

[@michaelgoodsell6387]

250,000,000 years old salt with a use-by date? Find the answer in www.vividpublishing.com.au/useby

[@mohdsafdar5449]

Love my city khewra salt mine

[@riccilongo6852]

Himalayan pink salt does not raise the blood pressure.

[@philosophicalinquirer312]

too much does. Yes, per weight, has less sodium than normal 100% sodium chloride - but still has plenty. Everything in moderation.

[@karamasika]

Yeah right! Another way to make someone rich. I will probably be expensive! Corporations run our country!

[@bathshuaeshetbnayahu2687]

This is all I use.

[@VirginMary1.0]

Have fun then, the highest trace mineral ppm(Particule per million) are lithium and aluminum. Even his link show as much... To get any benefit you would need to eat pounds of the stuff and even then it would be marginal benefit while being dangerous salt, aluminum and lithium intake..

[@bathshuaeshetbnayahu2687]

barb rarick Pink Salt or salt in general, are not the only source of iodine. Other sources include, but not limited to: sea vegetables (kelp, kombu, nori), fish (cod is an excellent source), strawberries, navy beans, tuna, baked potatoes, and turkey breast. So, there were other sources that could have been added to your diet prior to your health issue. While I appreciate your concern, I will stick by my decision to use exclusively pink salt because I get iodine from other sources in my diet.

[@honeybeeakacia]

If you dont use ionied salt you will get trouble with your thyroid. It is a problem here in my country. Many cases and the doctors complaining. the air is also polluted with radioactivity from diverse nuclear accidents. Not high yet but when such event occur jod tablets is of the essence.

[@MLM111]

Honeybee Akacia not if you eat a balanced diet

[@alijeeee]

This is not himlya salut its is khawara pink salut pakistan

[@ChristyTC]

Get your facts straight. Punjab is in India

[@joshuaccombs7130]

That's all i use

[@offgrid-j5c]

I'll take second,, and I'm ok with that! lol Great information. I love this site!

[@SuperfoodEvolution]

Thanks for tuning in!

[@joewger]

salt is NaCl all the same

[@obergssin]

Table Salt ... The Health Destroyer ... Most people are unaware that table salt contains aluminum and sugar. Salt is essential for health ..but taken in this unnatural processed form it can be very harmful. Table salt is comprised of 97.5% sodium chloride, and 2.5% iodine, absorbents and sugar. Common salt is dried at 1200 degrees Fahrenheit .. a process which destroys many of the natural chemical structures. The table and cooking salt found in almost every home, restaurant and processed food .. is void of nutritional value, and lacking in beneficial trace minerals. The body can't absorb this kind of salt in a healthy natural way .. and water is removed from other cells in an attempt to neutralize the unnatural sodium chloride. Studies have shown that for every gram of table salt your body tries to process ... over twenty times the amount of water will be used to neutralize the sodium chloride in chemically prepared salt. This can lead to cellulite, rheumatism, arthritis, gout, as well as kidney and bladder stones. Potassium reduces blood pressure - found in sea salt - not table salt www.best-natural-foods.com/foods-with-potassium.html Dr Joe ... Get rid of your table salt m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJuneKuCma1op6c Good salt bad salt .. What's the difference? m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ3bmI1uprSid68 Salt of the earth .. Dr Daniels m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYK0fGWhiJh1n5o Confused about Salt? m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKXGenipaax-sKc The Importance of Real Salt ..... m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWemi36emdVoh80

[@dragonfishing]

what a stupid comment, are you that impotent that you think reality fits within the periodic table? LOL

[@dragonfishing]

+obergsson 👏👏👏

[@VirginMary1.0]

obergsson LOL, pink salt and unrefined salt CONTAIN ALUMINUM! THIS IS WHY IT IS REFINED!!! TO REMOVE IT! You can even look at this guy source and see the reality... His own source show lithium and aluminum in that shitty salt.

[@equalizertime5350]

250 MILLION YEARS NO NO

[@DineshGowda24]

Get your facts right Punjab is in India

[@MsSheilaC]

thats what I thought when I saw that....

[@organicchemistry6357]

Not all trace minerals are good, this includes thorium, neptunium and chromium. But wait, which form of chromium is it? Hopefully not chromium 6

[@MrTruth111]

Keltic Sea Salt is even better.

[@SuperfoodEvolution]

We agree with that sentiment...

[@MrTruth111]

@@SuperfoodEvolution Thanks, but so good to point out the facts about toxic table salt.!

[@mk-jq4qw]

salt mine mery city me hai jhelum pakistan me

[@aneekar3068]

😂😂😂...200million years... evolution theory really infiltrated the majority. However... I'm for the pink salt 100%

[@MaZEEZaM]

Good to know 🐨

[@vsvicente]

How to speak 9min what should be spoken in 20 sec.

[@SuperfoodEvolution]

Hmmmm...

[@dannypool7411]

I bet it still makes your blood pressure high

[@SuperfoodEvolution]

Move, you'll be fine...

[@kendude8089]

We are a Battery Without Salt we fizzle out

[@sshum00]

Toxins, Energy Vibrations, Pure Quality. Yeah OK, this is full of shit. That being said, it does taste good.

[@VirginMary1.0]

it's the cut.. NaCl = NaCl. Put any big salt into a blender and once like table salt do the taste test. Stay away from things like this that contain aluminum and lithium.... Funny thing is that his own link show this as well.

[@EmbracetheONETRUTH]

🙏🙏🙏