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EVA3 months ago

Wrote this thread 2 years ago and I still take heat for telling people this

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aly angel 🔮3 months ago

I have been trying to get an officially published test w all the companies and microplastics amounts. which is my main concern. most do not use a small enough 'filter' to remove the plastics that come with anything from the ocean. we use pink himalayan after testing several for microplastics about 5 years ago when one of my girls still worked in a lab. I wish I had the means/ connections to do it now, as we know things are so much more contaminated than even a few years ago.

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Dwayne Pothier3 months ago

Is there ANYTHING GOOD? FFS! and of course that's the one I use

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aly angel 🔮3 months ago

I do himalayan pink salt since it was 'created' way before plastics. microplastics are my main concern.

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Enigma Maton2 months ago

@DwaynePothier Himalayan salt is actually HIM A LAYIN DOWN 👀

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Dwayne Pothier2 months ago

@fitgirltruth Yep the titans

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✨taylor3 months ago

My body is VERY aware. I could not use this recommended salt from Costco, which they said was from Australia (has high standards) but my body did not like it. -Thinking it was salt weight / bloating but when I tried 1976 Celtic Sea Salt (light grey Celtic), my body LOVED it. So now Im being told that salt is REALLY bad? I am currently in a process of reducing outside guidance, so maybe this is a test to only use inner guidance? What are your recommendations? I read in this post that Himalayan is crystalized from Ancient Titan being? -Makes sense!

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aly angel 🔮3 months ago

ALWAYS listen to your body. it will tell you what you need and what is not good for it. why I eat and drink what I do. Learning to listen to our bodies is an art as we are programmed from birth to stop most of the functions that keep it detoxing. If you're listening to your body, you are ages ahead of the 99.9% of meat suits walking around.

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✨taylor2 months ago

YES and THANK YOU for providing this research! I have learned A LOT about Salt from this! -So appreciated!!! 🙌👏🥰 From my research (15/8/2026), the ONLY brand that keeps minerals and ensures Led, Arsenic and Micro Plastics are kept to minimum, is Baja Gold : Everyone should keep in mind, this could change in a year or two. So considering AI fakes and changing food qualities, OUR INTUITION is 🔑. Just need to start flexing those unused/rarely-used spiritual muscles. Thanks again Aly Angel!

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JustSayin3 months ago

I’m shocked you use pink Himalayan. It’s contaminated with heavy metals also.

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aly angel 🔮3 months ago

my main concern is microplastics and since it was created before plastics existed. I am aware it is likely a titan. Himalayan is the most natural, and very high mineral content, we get it in rocks rather than refined (which is likely cut).

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𝘿𝙖𝙫𝙞𝙙 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Boxer Dad 🐶🐶🐶🙌🏻3 months ago

I did a little digging and it appears this was dropped. 🤔

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aly angel 🔮3 months ago

I just checked and yes it was dropped. the reason I posted was that lead was found and that was why the lawsuit took place. This is one I have avoided since testing several sea salts, a few years, and finding microplastics in all celtic and grey. I personally only will use himalayan as it was 'created' way before plastics were a thing. and yes, I know it was likely a titan.

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𝘿𝙖𝙫𝙞𝙙 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Boxer Dad 🐶🐶🐶🙌🏻3 months ago

Yeah, I wasn't trying to criticise or anything just had a look and wasn't sure if you knew was all. The way things are these days, I wouldn't be at all surprised if there were entities trying to damage the reputations of these sea salt producers, due to the reported benefits they may have, some out there might not want us being too healthy and using them, so I treat everything with a big pinch of salt these days, (sorry, yes I did it) 🤭🫣😉😂

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aly angel 🔮3 months ago

I gotcha. I look at things a little diff. if companies are that big, they have been allowed to be by the overlords, so the company is in 'the club'. With sea salt, they do test for microplastics, but the threshold is very lenient. if you want to dig more, this article explains how and what is tested (and allowed) by the sea salt companies.

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Governwhat?3 months ago

Elemental lead LD50 is about 5000 mg/kg bodyweight. It blocks radiation when added to paint. Hard to eat 5000 mg of lead by accident, let alone when its 0.000065% impurity in salt.

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aly angel 🔮3 months ago

I personally am way more concerned w microplastics. if our minerals are in balance, anything in an elemental form is going to work itself out. it's when they start adding and modifying. I use himalayan pink salt. yes, I am aware it is likely a titan.

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Governwhat?3 months ago

Agreed. I'd relax also with plastics. They are water insoluble, inert and large polymers which don't pass body protections easily.

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Governwhat?3 months ago

NIST defines nanomaterials solely based on particle size (1 and 100 nanometers). That's it. If inert particles were deadly by being tiny, the racketeers wouldn't have needed jabs.

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aly angel 🔮3 months ago

Like I listed in the article (that I wrote) above. What Microplastics Do to the Body Microplastics and nanoplastics do not just pass through. They lodge in tissue and trigger ongoing damage. Documented effects include: Chronic inflammation Oxidative stress and cell damage Immune system disruption Altered metabolic function Tissue deterioration Increased risk of heart attack, stroke, and cardiovascular events (especially when found in arterial plaque) Potential contribution to reproductive issues Higher accumulation linked to dementia and neurodegenerative changes They act as carriers for other toxins (heavy metals, pesticides, plasticizers) and can disrupt hormone signaling. good luck.

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Governwhat?3 months ago

Rest assured. I feel your pain. Couldn't stop my mother from k!lling herself with COVID jabs. She was more afraid of something which was not dangerous.

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aly angel 🔮3 months ago

not afraid, I just prioritize. which is why we grow most of our food. there are few things I have to reply on still, but ultimately my goal is simply to find awake souls that will be allies and healthy when shtf in any given timeline. we have ended many times, I have seen many variations and I know from those what I need to pay attention to. which is why I share so much. we are back in a timeline that the current flu roll out is going to kill a lot. my only goal is to get tout of the timeline w as many awake as possible, like we did back in January. So I will continue to be a squeaky wheel.

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Michael John Buchholz3 months ago

What? You expect me to believe this crap just because he said so? prove it. Refined salt is the killer, and now you're telling me Celtic and pink salt is full of lead? BS prove it Mr. Corporation.

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Cynthia3 months ago

Is this for real 😩😩😩 I have purchased so much of it

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aly angel 🔮3 months ago

they dropped the suit (likely paid off imo), either way, yes, the amounts are accurate and listed in the filings.

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Deb Kaye3 months ago

I buy Vera salt. It's been third party tested. Look it up and see if you find this to be a salt you'd prefer to use.

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Theoretical Conspiracist2 months ago

From Grok:

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Crypto_Beast623 months ago

Bottom line: Trace lead and arsenic are real in this (and many similar) unrefined salts. A lawsuit highlighting those levels was real but short-lived and dismissed. Claims that the salt is uniquely “contaminated,” “poisonous,” or subject to an active finding of danger go beyond the established record. Relative daily exposure and overall diet matter more than ppb figures alone for most people. The case was voluntarily dismissed on April 11, 2025. The individual plaintiff’s claims were dismissed with prejudice; the putative class claims were dismissed without prejudice (meaning others could potentially refile similar claims)

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aly angel 🔮3 months ago

this falls under it is most of them and the lawyer that took the case likely dropped it because they realized it is not just the one company.

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Rob 43 Stewart3 months ago

Maybe CELTIC SALTS are surpassing processed salts and corporations don’t like it so they trump up a frivolous law suit? Isn’t that their MO?

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🇦🇺 🇦🇺 Det 🇦🇺🇦🇺3 months ago

oh ffs ..im so done with salt

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aly angel 🔮3 months ago

pink himalayan is the way. created before microplastics. and likely a titan.

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🚩RED FLAG COALITION🚩2 months ago

Don’t believe this bullshit. Total propaganda from the big Pharma. It’s another scare tactic for you to stop using healthy supplements. Celtic sea salt has about 91 minerals all natural essentially what your body needs. Don’t believe everything you see. Use your common sense.

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Freeland Spirit3 months ago

@RjNol See for the fact that all the truth came out about sea salt being GOOD for us and now all of a sudden it has lead in it? 😂 The fear tactics might work for some no doubt.

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MaggieInNJ3 months ago

Wish. I thought this salt was good for you.

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aly angel 🔮3 months ago

reality the lead they are referring to is likely elemental, meaning it's not going to hurt us. what I am concerned with is the microplastics as all sea salt is contaminated and tit is up to the company to remove it before selling. most do not use a small enough 'filter' to make is truly safe.

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FL girl - Question Everything3 months ago

Wow, we buy salt from The Healthranger but now I worry about some other salt I bought to stock up.

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aly angel 🔮3 months ago

my main concern is microplastics. pink himalayan salt only for us. I did a stock up a few years ago w large chunks that we can crush or grind. and yep, I know it is likely a titan. 😂

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FL girl - Question Everything3 months ago

Can’t trust anything anymore, even salt. 🙄

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aly angel 🔮3 months ago

yep! I know many people that think getting it direct from the ocean is safe. I keep my mouth shut and let it be. sucks that nothing is clean now.

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Shredding Narratives3 months ago

WTF isn't a scam! I am just going to eat air!

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JS3 months ago

People think logically for once of course they’re going to come out and tell you that it has all these things wrong with it because they don’t want you taking it because it’s good for you And by the way, pink Himalayan salt is the flesh from dead Nephilim

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Shawn C Sexton3 months ago

Why use an AI video?

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Edward Smith2 months ago

Source? This seems more like a psyop to get people to stop using it because it's good for them. Where's the law suit number? Etc

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GenerationVax3 months ago

This just gets better all the time. Now, all our supposedly "Healthy Choices" are getting flagged for poisons. Going to the kitchen to throw mine out. Thanks again...asshoes.

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Cate3 months ago

Redmond's you cans get it from their web site

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mslok72G-6wm3 months ago

W🧂W

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sponge4truth3 months ago

Why does it have lead added FFS!!?!?

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ONE TIN SOLDIER3 months ago

If you want (toxic free) salt, try this kosher salt. The juiceboxes don't eat goysalt.

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A m e r i c a n E a g l e3 months ago

Whoever picked the AI avatar old guy, Get him to blink his eyes next time. You’re welcome.

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The Salt Cavern3 months ago

The salt cavern recommends Himalayan salt

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CryptoCali3 months ago

Thorne is bought out now so....

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Neophyte 🇺🇸 🦅3 months ago

I recommend checking out @VeraSaltCo. They also test for microplastics

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Rick Weber3 months ago

Yeah well, there is cyanide in apricot kernels and apple seeds, but I still eat them.

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Kevin B. Leefarr3 months ago

I am currently using sea salt.

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Jess3 months ago

@grok is this true?

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