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Salt That Heals and Salt That Kills
by
Jeanette Jenkins
Table salt is poisonous to the human body and not regulated effectively by the FDA. Himalayan salt is a holistic salt that will improve your health and ad nutrients to your body.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Salt-That-Heals-and-Salt-That-Kills
id=357724 - Nov 13, 2006
What is Aromatherapy Bath Salt?
by
Liani Widjaja
Bath salt is a natural trace mineral with therapeutic benefits with each of the type. By adding essential oils in the bath salt, you can even enjoy more pleasure from bathing.
http://ezinearticles.com/?What-is-Aromatherapy-Bath-Salt?
id=733416 - Sep 16, 2007
Salt and Your Health
by
Carol Chuang
In the past 50 years, there has been a raging controversy around salt. The medical community generally believes that over consumption leads to high blood pressure and increased risk of heart disease. Indeed, there are a plethora of studies to confirm this.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Salt-and-Your-Health
id=4624023 - Jul 07, 2010
Melting Ice With Salt - FAQ From Buyers
by
Dale Leanhardt
Cold icy weather creates major safety problems on paved surfaces for a large part of the world during the winter season. Salt is by far the most popular material used around the world for melting ice. Because of the proliferation of choices, buyers are becoming more and more confused as to which salt to buy. This article answers the frequently asked questions (FAQ) from buyers regarding the usage of salt to melt ice. These FAQ were accumulated over many years by a minority operated woman owned janitorial supply company.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Melting-Ice-With-Salt---FAQ-From-Buyers
id=5285270 - Oct 28, 2010
The Real Truth About Salt
by
Janine Lattimore
Over the last couple of decades salt has become a bit of a dirty word. We have been told to make sure our intake of it is low, especially to avoid high blood pressure and heart disease. However, the elements/minerals that are found in salt are necessary for our bodies to function. Be aware though that not all salt is created equal. Here's the real truth about salt.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Real-Truth-About-Salt
id=6163935 - Apr 11, 2011
Pass the Salt!
by
Geronimo Aguilar
Salt is a common ingredient found in every kitchen, and it has been reported that there are 14,000 different uses for salt. In the early Bible days, there were sacrifices and most required meat.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Pass-the-Salt!
id=6224709 - Apr 29, 2011
Is Salt Really Bad For You?
by
Rich Clarke
Just like saturated fat, salt has a very bad reputation. Just like saturated fat, salt is actually needed in the body for it to work optimally. Salt is not totally harmless, but it's not the devil in disguise either.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Is-Salt-Really-Bad-For-You?
id=7855882 - Jul 11, 2013
Beyond Table Salt -- A Guide To Different Types Of Salt
by
Anne Clarke
This is your guide to basic types of salt (and you thought that there was only one type!)
http://ezinearticles.com/?Beyond-Table-Salt----A-Guide-To-Different-Types-Of-Salt
id=206532 - May 26, 2006
Dietary Salt - How the Origin of Salt Can Lower Sodium Content and Still Enhance Flavor
by
Marie Rittweger
Food companies are working diligently to lower the amount of salt in their products without risking current flavor profiles, but the task has been an arduous one. Yet, there might be an elegant way out. Regional sea salts can help manufacturers maintain or even improve flavor notes and increase mineral content while lowering total sodium content.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Dietary-Salt---How-the-Origin-of-Salt-Can-Lower-Sodium-Content-and-Still-Enhance-Flavor
id=1338412 - Jul 18, 2008
French Sea Salt - The New Super Condiment
by
Kim Steele
If you enjoy cooking and reading recipes, you have probably been hearing about fleur de sel and celtic salt. These French sea salts may be the latest gourmet craze, but they have been popular in France for hundreds of years. Their briny taste is like a kiss from the ocean and truly is a tasty alternative to regular table salt, which you may find burning and bitter after tasting these lovely products.
http://ezinearticles.com/?French-Sea-Salt---The-New-Super-Condiment