Stabilizes irregular heartbeat and regulates blood pressure – in conjunction with water
Extracts excess acidity from the cells in the body, particularly the brain cells
Balances sugar levels in the blood, which is particularly important for diabetics
Is essential for the generation of hydroelectric energy in the cells of the body
Is vital for the absorption of nutrient components through the intestinal tract
Is needed to clear the lungs of mucus and sticky phlegm, particularly in those suffering from asthma and cystic fibrosis
Clears up catarrh and congestion in the sinuses
Is a strong natural antihistamine
Can prevent muscle cramps
Helps prevent excess saliva production; saliva that is flowing out of the mouth during sleep may indicate salt deficiency
Makes bones firm; 27 percent of the body’s salt content is located in the bones; salt deficiency and/or eating refined salt versus real salt are major causes of osteoporosis
Regulates sleep; acts as a natural hypnotic
Helps prevent gout and gouty arthritis
Is vital for maintaining sexuality and libido
Can prevent varicose veins and spider veins on the legs and thighs
Supplies the body with over 80 essential mineral elements; refined salt, such as the common table salt, has been stripped of all but two of these elements. In addition, refined, commercial salt contains harmful additives, including aluminum silicate, a primary cause of Alzheimer’s disease.
