Paul Saladino· MD
so I use Redmond sea salt I like that one it's an inland deposit of sea salt in Utah so there's no microplastics or very little microplastics contamination in that salt
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so I use Redmond sea salt I like that one it's an inland deposit of sea salt in Utah so there's no microplastics or very little microplastics contamination in that salt
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and I like Redman sea salt I talked about why in the past but I like because it's an inland salt so it's less microplastics doesn't have as many problematic things that come from the sea microplastics maybe radiation maybe contamination because it's inland it's just an inland salt deposit from Utah
the utah sea salt the inland redmond actually was pretty darn good so redmond real salt is probably good in terms of microplastics