The 1st Symptom in a Salt Deficiency

let's talk about one of the first symptoms that 
can occur if you're low in salt in your body   which this is actually very very common it's 
weakness okay overall feeling of weakness   you're kind of tired let's talk about why first 
of all the the root word salad is a latin word   for salted greens okay because the romans used 
to dip their lettuce in salt which is interesting   the word salary or sale sal is the latin word for 
salt and the romans sometimes used to get paid in   salt instead of money which is another interesting 
point you should never consume refined salt always   is sea salt that's unpolluted himalayan salt is 
great there's many other salts that are just as   good because the refined salt is just sodium 
chloride and you're not getting all the other   minerals in the right balance that you need plus 
to add aluminum which is not good salt is also   needed to make hydrochloric acid in your body 
to help digest protein to help absorb minerals   to help kill pathogens and many people are low 
in hcl and then they start getting acid reflux   indigestion bloating especially as you get older 
an average person as a very minimum needs one   teaspoon of sea salt every single day but in many 
cases they need more especially if they exercise   or do the ketogenic diet now i think the worst 
scenario a person can be in is if they're   on a low salt diet and they're drinking lots of 
water so they're diluting that little bit of salt   that they have and then they get on a diuretic 
which will then cause the water to come out but   also the sodium too making them very deficient 
in sodium and if they're on a high carb diet   with all those other factors what's going to 
happen is they're going to retain the fluid in   the sodium but in the wrong places so they're 
going to be in a real bad situation so you're   generally just going to have this feeling of 
weakness and tiredness and then when you consume   some salt you're going to feel a lot better right 
away so if you're endowed or confused about this   just add a little more salt to the diet and see 
if your energy doesn't just perk up when i take   my electrolyte powder which has a lot of sodium 
i always add more salt to it especially if you're   going on keto and you're no longer consuming all 
these refined carbs with all this extra sodium but   if someone's just starting keto and they're 
they've been on a high sodium refined diet   then they don't need to do that because they 
already have too much sodium from things like the   monosodium glutamate and the extra sodium that 
they put in a lot of junk foods but here's why   you get energy from sodium okay number one sodium 
excites the heart muscle so without enough sodium   the heart can't pump and so you don't get enough 
oxygen to the cells you don't get enough nutrition   you're going to feel tired and weak and 
just as a side note when i talk about sodium   i'm really recommending sea salt because 
you wouldn't necessarily want to take sodium   as an individual mineral because sodium 
works with so many other things so   you want to get your sodium from sea 
salt now sodium also regulates calcium   calcium homeostasis so without sodium 
calcium can't really work in the body   so then you don't get the contraction of the 
muscles you don't get the rhythm of the heart   and you can't produce the energy that you need 
okay so that relationship is very very important   also sodium is involved in this really key pump in 
the cells that produce voltage because the cell is   like a battery so you need sodium for that pump 
you also need potassium as well and so if you're   low in sodium you're going to have low voltage 
okay in the body and here's another interesting   thing about sodium sodium is very important 
it's vital in making energy in the mitochondria   in your kidneys you have the most concentrated 
mitochondria okay simply because sodium is so   important that the kidney has to maintain a very 
high level of energy to recycle sodium and so this   is just another reason why the body considers 
sodium as something that is very very important   and last point sea water the chemistry of seawater 
is virtually identical to the watery portion   of your blood so when you consume more sea 
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