trapper did not help me even though i took a lot of iodine because of his posts.
but sea salt will help palpitations, as long as you have normal blood pressure.
they talk about bromide and all that stuff so guess its true as my heart rate went down after trying out celtic sea salt yesterday for the first time in a year or so.
Does "celtic sea salt" have to be made by a person of celtic descent, in order to be called celtic sea salt ? Or, does the term refer to a geographical region from which it is produced ? Or, does the term refer to a material having a specific chemical composition ? Do you even know what "celtic sea salt" is ? Is it celtic sea salt merely because someone says it is ? Was it certified as being "celtic sea salt " ? Where is this Celtic Sea located ? Do you even know what you're talking about ? How do you know it is really celtic sea salt ? How do you know... anything ?
I never recommended any salt, you're either confused or hallucinating. I bet you haven't checked your salt for its fluoride content. You might want to look into that, it would be a shame if you were harming yourself without knowing it, from something called celtic. At the least, I'd want to see some kind of certificate of analysis, but that's just me.