A Canadian couple harvesting Atlantic sea salt has teamed up with a brewmaster friend to create a new salt beer.
Eating a diet rich in fruit and vegetables may not be enough to counteract the effect of high salt intake on blood pressure.
"The heart does not like salt."
Previous studies have already found that too much salt can increase arterial stiffness in younger people who have risk factors such as obesity, diabetes, hypertension and high cholesterol.
You may be thinking what's the connection between Mars and salt? There isn't one really, except perhaps that on a long trip, holding on to every drop of water is important.
For those who find their sleep interrupted by nighttime visits to the bathroom, new research suggests that reducing the amount...
At the funeral Mass for Fr. James B. Reuter, S.J., in 2013, a tribute by Fr. Jojo Magadia, S.J., then provincial superior of the Philippine Jesuits, captured the person, life, work and soul of “Fr. Jim” (as Fr. Reuter was known) in one word: edifying.
WHEN life gives you lemons, ask for salt and tequila! But when life gives you oranges, ask for a bottle of La Maison Cointreau and whip up a cocktail drink that would make you win a global cocktail competition.
If you want to live longer and have a healthier heart, cut back on your salt intake. This means ditching your favorite fast-food meal, checking salt levels on food labels, and removing salt dispensers and bottled sauces from your dining table.
Aside from flavoring our food, salt is supposed to have 14,000 other uses. My favorite is halotherapy, or the practice of maximizing the beneficial effects that salt can bring to our body. Halotherapy has nothing to do with consuming salt in its everyday form, but concentrates on the inhalation of minute particles of natural salt.