If, like me, you felt awful cutting down on your salt intake as per all the medical advice you might be interested to read this! Apologies for the non-working link. Hopefully Health Unlocked will sort this out very soon!
kfor.com/2013/07/09/cdc-adm...
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helvella Administrator Thyroid UK 11 years ago The report behind that is available from here:
iom.edu/Reports/2013/Sodium...
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Thanks I was lucky enough to have a cardiologist with some common sense who told me to eat more salt. I felt better almost immediately
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My daughter when pregnant was told a little salt would help leg cramps - it did.
Forget energy/hydration drinks - adding a tiny bit of salt & sugar in water does the job.
Also folks were given 'salt' tablets in hot climes, why? J x
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I clicked on 'Reply to this' button on CarolynB's reply - 2nd try.
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for those having trouble - you can highlight a link (by wiping across it with your mouse)
then right click to copy (or Ctrl C) or you may have the 'go to' option at get straignht there.
click on a new tab at the top in your browser & paste (Ctrl V) link into address box.
Alternatively have another glass of wine and see if HU have fixed it tomorrow! J x
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Thanks
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shaws Administrator 11 years ago Dr Brownstein also makes a claim about salt. He recommends unrefined sea salt.
drbrownstein.com/Salt-Your-...
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I really ought to start taking that...
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