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Fizzy drinks triple risk
of fractures

Were humans originally fruitarian?

Diets low in oily fish threaten
plague of mental health problems

The mighty sprout and
watercress - superfoods
against disease

Fast food chemically addictive

Real salt is good for you

Real chocolate good for heart

Low cholesterol levels dangerous

Mercury in fish warning

Nutritional experts
return to butter

Coffee boosts oestrogen levels

Apples increase lung capacity

Farmed salmon dyed with
banned chemicals

Dangerous excitotoxin
chemicals added to foods

Herbs rich source of antioxidants

High iron levels increase
heart disease

Low fat diets questioned

Neat fibre not so neat

Selenium protects against
liver cancer

 
Salt-restricted diets can threaten health

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Current scientific research reveals that there are actually very few salt-related health problems. A healthy, active lifestyle demands sufficient salt intake. The contention that our body can function on no salt at all, or on a restricted ration of salt, causes more problems than it is intended to solve! Life is closely dependent upon the presence of sodium but, to clearly understand the role of sodium in blood, we must examine it in combination with water and various ions, e.g. chlorine, potassium, calcium, hydrogen. Sodium chloride, for instance, plays an important part in the primary processes of digestion and absorption by activating the first enzyme in the mouth, salivary amylase. In the parietal cells of the stomach wall, sodium chloride is used to make hydrochloric acid, essential to good digestion.

The medical/pharmaceutical establishment would have you believe that a low salt diet would have you live longer, when the facts are as follows:

  • A low salt diet for the treatment of high blood pressure is a national disgrace based on dogma rather then evidence.
  • A salt-restricted diet can actually raise your blood pressure
  • A lack of salt can cause accelerated aging, cellular degeneration, and biochemical starvation
  • A lack of salt can literally cripple your health, cause liver failure, kidney problems, and massive adrenal exhaustion
  • A salt-free diet tires the muscles of your heart and can cause a fatal heart attack
  • The healing power of GOOD salt equals those of vitamin C, vitamin E and many other nutrients

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[(9458) John Claydon - Regenerative Nutrition