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Salt is Essential, but which Salt is Best for You?
Reviewed by Kim Ross, DCN, CNS, IFMCP
June 2023
To salt or not to salt? There’s probably no food in our everyday lives that has been in and out of favor as much as salt.
Alkalizing and balancing pH for health – how does it work and what does it do?
- Tags: Detox
Benefits of Salt Therapies
- Tags: Bath & Beauty, Detox, Health Benefits, Neti Pot, Salt Inhaler
Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS)
By Corey Schuler, MS, DC, CNS, LN About now is when we start thinking about getting fit for Summer! An approaching Summer often provides motivation, new products and programs to once again commit to health and fitness. While motivation always fluctuates, all too often new training regimes are unavoidably impacted...
- Tags: Detox, Health Benefits, Sole
Why the right Salt is essential to your health
John F. Kennedy once said, “All of us have in our veins the exact same percentage of salt in our blood that exists in the ocean and, therefore, we have salt in our blood, in our sweat, in our tears. We are tied to the ocean. And when we go...
Natural Deodorant that Works
Are you tired of the unending hunt for a pure, safe, chemical-free deodorant... that works? The natural way to eliminate odor‑causing bacteria is with the Original Himalayan Crystal Salt® Deo‑Bar. This chemical-free bar of Original Himalayan Crystal Salt® is a natural, healthy way for men and women to eliminate...
- Tags: Bath & Beauty, Detox, Health Benefits
What is sole therapy and how does it improve my health?
Sole: One Teaspoon of Pure Energy In German, the word Sole (so-lay), is derived from the Latin word “sol” – meaning sun.Sole means fluid sunlight or fluid light energy.Sole is created when you combine purified water with Original Himalayan Crystal Stones and leave it for 24 hours to create a...
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Dangerous bacteria could be hiding in your showerhead
According to a recent study, your showerhead, especially if it’s a plastic showerhead, may be harboring a film of potentially dangerous microbes. Scientists from the University of Colorado Boulder swabbed the insides of 45 showerheads, and found films of bacteria growing inside… including a potentially harmful relative of the bug...
- Tags: Bath & Beauty