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Sea Salt and Dehydration

 Hello Everyone in Natural Health Nation-

                Another great weekend! Do you remember back in January or February how cold it was, and we were wanting all that hot weather to come back? Well, it’s here-ha. I know that I sweat through three shirts on Saturday. I’m really trying to watch my hydration levels, getting a lot of good quality water and using sea salt and our Cal-Amo product. It’s so easy to get dehydrated and being dehydrated causes lots of problems. Sometimes we don’t really feel thirsty when were are really busy outside but we need to actually stop and drink water, like on purpose. If you’re feeling weak and tired or if you’re having leg cramps or muscle spasms, these are early signs of being dehydrated and the need of salt. Another indicator is the color of your urine, in that it’s meant to look lemonade color but if it’s really dark yellow, you’re getting dehydrated.

                This is our last health shop this month with the theme of Summer Fun. This week, we are talking about the importance of salt and how confusing mainstream medicine has made this topic. It’s another one of those very simple things that people have been brainwashed into believing that salt is “bad” and nothing could be further from the truth. Everything in moderation of course and the right form of salt is very important. All the processed and junk foods use refined salt which leaves you with just sodium chloride and not all the minerals that help the body to use it correctly. It’s a very simple thing but has been confused over the last half-century.

                The article that I’m sending along this week looks at why butter and coconut oil are good for you. Now if you just put your common-sense hat on and realize that we have been eating these oils for millennia, it’s only in the last half-century have we been told that saturated fat is bad for us. This is because of a mistake, or a narrative, in mainstream medicine that doesn’t take into consideration all the sugars that people eat and that that trend has grown over the decades. Our bodies need good oils and fats because that is where the oil soluble vitamins come from. These include vitamin A, D, E, and K. A good example of people not getting enough of these oils has been seen in this latest plandemic where those low in vitamin D have a weakened immune system. Taking a jab does not improve the strength of the immune system if there is no nutrition there for it to work with. It’s like whipping a tired horse, there’s only so much the body can do without proper nutrition and the ability to digest good foods that contain it. This is what we do at Natural Health, find underlying causes of why people have health issues, fix their diet, get them on the food supplements they need, and help them to understand what it takes to be healthy. 

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Dr. Mark

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