How Himalayan Salt can help regulate blood pressure

The title of this article might look contradictory to say the least! People would argue that salt of any kind can’t be used to regulate blood pressure right? We’ve always heard that salt is one of the main elements that can exacerbate blood pressure and people suffering from high blood pressure should maintain distance from it. Then what makes Himalayan salt so special? These are all valid questions and warrant answers which are given below.

First of all there’s need to clearly distinguish between ordinary white table salt and Himalayan salt. The first is chemically processed and striped of all vital and beneficial for human health elements leaving behind only sodium which causes the various ailments associated with salt we so often hear about. On the other hand Himalayan salt is exported in the same form as its mined from the deep recesses of the earth. Untainted by the ambient pollution and without undergoing any chemical processing, Himalayan salt retains 80+ elements and trace elements vital for human health and well being.

When Himalayan salt is mixed with water it forms a solution known as “sole” which is nature’s most potent balancing agent. When ingested by a patient suffering from high blood pressure the sole solution naturally reduces the blood pressure within 15-20 minutes providing visible relief. Whereas when ingested by a patient experiencing low blood pressure it alleviates the situation by raising it. This is not just the sole benefit of sole solution! Naturalists dieticians advise people to undertake sole therapy which dictates drinking sole solution routinely at a specified time (usually first thing in the morning) to initiate a detoxification effect.

Sole solution has the capability to infuse with the blood stream and dissolve deposits which maybe obstructing the vessels. The sole therapy however is balanced with equal consumption of fresh and pure water. It’s imperative and highly recommended to consult your physician before undertaking any therapy though to be on the safe side.