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@Rabbi I’ve never liked salt so I’m not positive l, but as the other guy said maybe try foods higher in sodium such as different sea foods
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@veloman I might need to try salt detox to stop if forcefully, often after this salt starts to taste bad.
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just put it down. eat more oysters.
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Do you guys have any tricks or foods or whatever that have helped you to stop eating salt. I start to crave salt when I stop and its very hard to stop this urge.
It seems this is recurring problem to some and me.
Could salt still be needed? weird...
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Do you guys have any tricks or foods or whatever that have helped you to stop eating salt. I start to crave salt when I stop and its very hard to stop this urge.
It seems this is recurring problem to some and me.
Could salt still be needed? weird...
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I personally use sugar free electrolytes which don't have any salt or usually very very little. It's controversial in the community if electrolytes are toxic or not for sure. They are a godsend, electrolytes have diminished my Brainfog significantly & reduced my salt cravings.
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I personally use sugar free electrolytes which don't have any salt or usually very very little. It's controversial in the community if electrolytes are toxic or not for sure. They are a godsend, electrolytes have diminished my Brainfog significantly & reduced my salt cravings.
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Do you guys have any tricks or foods or whatever that have helped you to stop eating salt. I start to crave salt when I stop and its very hard to stop this urge.
It seems this is recurring problem to some and me.
Could salt still be needed? weird...
@Rabbi “The craving for salt is symptomatic of a mineral deficiency. To satisfy her craving for salt, I suggest that your wife eat any or all of these foods: fresh raw tomatoes, no-salt-added raw cheeses, fresh celery juice and raw fish. (Eating raw shell fish, like oysters and clams, several times a month is particularly effective in quickly correcting a mineral deficiency.) These foods will supply a concentrated balance of minerals that the body can utilize easily and pleasurably.”
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@Rabbi “The craving for salt is symptomatic of a mineral deficiency. To satisfy her craving for salt, I suggest that your wife eat any or all of these foods: fresh raw tomatoes, no-salt-added raw cheeses, fresh celery juice and raw fish. (Eating raw shell fish, like oysters and clams, several times a month is particularly effective in quickly correcting a mineral deficiency.) These foods will supply a concentrated balance of minerals that the body can utilize easily and pleasurably.”
