Adding sea salt to water can support hydration and cellular energy.
Who is behind it
Voices including a registered holistic nutritionist, a Harvard-trained gynecologist and a certified naturopath.
How strong the research is
Mostly expert experience so far, with published research still catching up.
In their words
“i've been adding that quarter just a quarter teaspoon of sea salt because i found that the cream of tartar kind of like bothers my system a tad”
a certified nutrition specialist
Hydration with electrolytes after sleeping helps re-mineralize the body and supports nutrient transport.
Sea salt supports adrenal glands which may help with low blood pressure
This beverage will be lovely for your kidneys, adrenals, thyroid and gut mobility
These macrominerals support healthy stomach acid, muscle contraction and adrenal health
a certified naturopathsponsoredSea salt provides trace minerals important for health.
a certified naturopathsponsoredHigh quality sea salt supports electrolyte intake and overall health.
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