Supercharged Sea Salt

May 20, 2012 // Health, Home, Innate Intelligence, Recipes

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Today I would like to share one of my favorite ways to enrich my food with more minerals!

seaweed-salt

Minerals are often called the “spark plugs to life,” due to their role as required co-factors for thousands of enzyme reactions throughout the body. Natural sea salts are an amazing source of trace minerals (over 82 recorded in some salt varieties!) The mineral sodium is very crucial to fluid balance in the body. Salting your foods to fit your body’s cravings, is usually the best guide. If you have adrenal fatigue or are under high stress, you often lose an increased amount of sodium through your urine causing dehydration. Salting your food, or a pinch of salt in water is a good way to replenish electrolytes and help your body stay hydrated (sodium helps your body hold onto water).

Another AMAZING source of minerals is dulse (seaweed). It is rich in iodine, B vitamins, iron, chromium, & potassium. It also contains smaller amounts of  vitamin C, A, & E . Iodine is especially crucial to the thyroid gland,  making it  instrumental in supporting metabolism. Dulse is easy to grind up into a fine power (vitamix or coffee grinder works great), and makes a great addition to celtic sea salt to spread more mineral rich love over my food. You can buy my favorite brand here: http://amzn.to/16pPDdK

Looking for more ways to increase minerals to your diet? Try making a Do-It-Yourself mineral multivitamin in the form of a daily nettle/oatstraw infusion!


About

As a nutritional therapist, my passion is education. It is my purpose to help people re-align their lives and environment to support a lifestyle where health is never a stressor, and you can truly live life without your physical body getting in your way. My goal is to help guide you to improve your nutrition through strategic eating (not dieting) and without expensive supplements! Because when you know better, you can feel better!

Comments

  1. frugalfeeding says: May 20, 2012

    What a lovely way of increasing the appeal and health benefit of sea salt!

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