Human blood contains approximately 3,200 milligrams of sodium per liter, and kidneys filter a significant amount of salt, indicating humans are inherently salty and retain minerals from consumed animals.

“you know obviously we're extremely salty you know human beings and animals their blood contains and we contain about 3,200 milligrams of sodium per liter kidneys filter like a full teaspoon of salt every five minutes so we're like we're basically walking oceans in a way we're like these like you know basically we took this oceanic like mineral water with us when we like basically you know came from the ocean to land and so any animal that would have been consumed we would have consumed all the salt in that animal”