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commonsalt · SALT MADE THE WORLD GO ROUND - History and the physiological Dangers of - too little or - too much, Salt |NaCl ]

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  • Category: Archaeology
  • Founded: Nov 17, 2000
  • Language: English
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Traditionally, the study of man has been based on the study of his tools and artifacts, ideas and religion. It has failed to take into account items essential to man's survival. Such an item is Salt, neglected almost totally by both historians and archaeologists.

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With the introduction of refrigeration approx a century ago it was no longer necessary to salt meat [protein diet] Certain communities still salt their meat such as Jews and Moslems, but only as habit or ritual, and then only as a token to the past necessity to dehydrate the meat.

As a result of this drastic reduction of salting meat, many of us may now be well below our previous and hereditary physiological salt levels.

It seems that many of us are  therefore 'craving' for salt particularly when thirsty or hypertensive, and any salt intake now results in sharp dangerous increases of BP etc. and a very unhealthy craving for salted "junk" food

This same craving was the reason "SALT made the world go round" in earlier civilisations when salt was scarce creating monopolies autocracies and dictatorships.

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Thanks for the link, but you might want to pay attention to whether or not it is a hypertensive patient or a high blood pressure patient in refering people to
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Hi Becky and all, you might like this piece of information: http://www.healingwithnutrition.com/cdisease/cardiovascular/ highbloodpressure.html ... Nico Böer
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I some times get into generalizations and legislation, but what you are talking about, more or less but more times less, is an up take issue with hydration
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Hello. I guess the plus plus is some electrolyte balence thing becasue salt is an ion with a negative charge. I think you would trans position if you were
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