Sodium chloride appears to be the major electrolyte contributor to hypertension, whereas other electrolytes like potassium and calcium are largely benign unless consumed in excess of 10 grams per day.

“So I was concerned that sodium would cause hypertension and an increase but uh sodium chloride seems to be the the major player there. So I would say no, but also do your blood work. Uh I haven't seen that and that was one of the early concerns I had actually it steered me toward developing something other than sodium to potassium and calcium and other so electrolytes are largely you know uh benign unless you're above the 10 grams per day kind of issue.”