Because it’s still salt, 😉 believe it or not. Even "mineral salt" is just salt. It's nothing more than extra sodium for someone already struggling to manage high blood pressure.
swiftowl10, quit the whining and just get to work. Shut up, drink whatever over-the-counter crap helps, and get some rest when you finally hit the house. It hasn’t even been a full month since you started this job and now you’re already bellyaching about a common cold. 🙄
I read about that ages ago on some women's health forum (Colonic irrigation), where Kiki mentioned she was prepping for it. She said a ton of her friends go for it because the visual results are just insane—you'll probably be wide-eyed 😁—and apparently, it's a regular thing for most Hollywood actresses and supermodels.
I just wanted to tell you to take note of every single piece of advice granitebadger25 has posted, because I can confirm it actually works. 🙂
It’s a slow process, but the results are steady and permanent.
By increasing meal frequency—specifically bringing back breakfast, splitting a heavy lunch into two smaller meals, eating an early and light dinner, and taking a brisk walk every single day—we saw my partner drop all the extra weight, stabilize his blood pressure, and get his blood work back in perfect shape. 😍
Around here, you’re looking at paying $67 (about $300 for that initial consultation and session) for a private psychologist, while psychiatrists end up being even more expensive.
It’s simple math for me: when I’m happy, full, and feeling content with life, I sleep like a baby without a single issue.😁
But if even one link in that chain breaks, I start obsessing over everything—outlets, extension cords, the brightness of displays, or even just how my bed is positioned in the room.