- QUESTIONS (5)
neru p.
Verified Reviewer
04/03/25
Q: do you ave anything for my hair thininh please
Charlene
Verified Reviewer
25/12/24
Q: Hi, what are the 24 essential minerals in the fine sea salt? And is it like electrolytes?
Merry Christmas :)
Merry Christmas :)
HealthPost team
21/01/25
A: Hello Charlene
Thanks for your question, please see a typical mineral analysis below:
Sodium – 37.32%, Magnesium – 0.54%, Calcium – 0.22%, Potassium – 0.13%, Sulphates – 1.42%, Iron – 158.8mg/kg, Manganese – 5.1mg/kg. Micro-elements and Pico-traces: Zinc, Molybdenum, Ruthenium, Rhodium, Palladium, Argentum (Silver), Cadmium, Indium, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Stannum (Tin), Bromine, Antimony, Helium, Tellurium, Lithium, Iodine, Beryllium, Xenon, Cesium, Carbon, Barium, Nitrogen, Lanthanum, Flurine, Cerium, Neon, Praseodymium, Aluminium, Neodymium, Silicon, Samarium, Europium, Argon, Gadolinium, Scandium, Terbium, Titanium, Dysprosium, Vanadium, Holmium, Chromium, Erbium, Thulium, Ytterbium, Cobalt, Lutetium, Nickel, Hafnium, Copper, Tantalum, Zinc, Tangsten, Gallium, Rhenium, Germanium, Osmium, Arsenic, Iridium, Selenium, Platinum, Krypton, Aurum (Gold), Rubidium, Mercury, Strontium, Thallium, Yttrium, Lead, Zirconium, Bismuth, Niobium, Thorium, Uranium and Plutonium.
This product is a salt, so you would need to add potassium in order for it to be used as an electrolyte. You may be interested in this DIY recipe:
Your HealthPost Team
Thanks for your question, please see a typical mineral analysis below:
Sodium – 37.32%, Magnesium – 0.54%, Calcium – 0.22%, Potassium – 0.13%, Sulphates – 1.42%, Iron – 158.8mg/kg, Manganese – 5.1mg/kg. Micro-elements and Pico-traces: Zinc, Molybdenum, Ruthenium, Rhodium, Palladium, Argentum (Silver), Cadmium, Indium, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Stannum (Tin), Bromine, Antimony, Helium, Tellurium, Lithium, Iodine, Beryllium, Xenon, Cesium, Carbon, Barium, Nitrogen, Lanthanum, Flurine, Cerium, Neon, Praseodymium, Aluminium, Neodymium, Silicon, Samarium, Europium, Argon, Gadolinium, Scandium, Terbium, Titanium, Dysprosium, Vanadium, Holmium, Chromium, Erbium, Thulium, Ytterbium, Cobalt, Lutetium, Nickel, Hafnium, Copper, Tantalum, Zinc, Tangsten, Gallium, Rhenium, Germanium, Osmium, Arsenic, Iridium, Selenium, Platinum, Krypton, Aurum (Gold), Rubidium, Mercury, Strontium, Thallium, Yttrium, Lead, Zirconium, Bismuth, Niobium, Thorium, Uranium and Plutonium.
This product is a salt, so you would need to add potassium in order for it to be used as an electrolyte. You may be interested in this DIY recipe:
Your HealthPost Team
Marina
Verified Reviewer
03/09/24
Q: Can we give this to our dogs
HealthPost team
13/09/24
A: Hello Marina, thank you for your question, We have a response from our supplier.
“Yes it can be given to dogs, You can just put a little in there water, you could also sprinkle a small amount on there food.”
We hope this is helpful
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“Yes it can be given to dogs, You can just put a little in there water, you could also sprinkle a small amount on there food.”
We hope this is helpful
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R F.
Verified Reviewer
20/03/24
Q: Hello, is this salt tested for micro plastics? Thank you
HealthPost team
27/03/24
A: Hi, thank you for your question.
This is a great question. We're very pleased to say this product is manufactured in Europe and adheres to strict quality checks. It undergoes rigorous testing for purity and quality. It's free from artificial additives and contaminants.
The salt is tested for heavy metals, nitrates, phosphates, bacteria, hydrocarbons, pesticides, and radioactivity.
Foreign matter is also tested and must not exceed 0.75%. This includes organic matter such as grass seeds, small sticks, clay and plastics - It's a quality check in place to ensure any foreign matter is kept to a minimum. This means if there are any microplastics present they are the lowest possible concentration.
Independant researchers tested 39 salts brands, only 3 salts were tested to be free from micro plastics. These three brands are from Taiwan (refined sea salt), China (refined rock salt), and France (unrefined sea salt produced by solar evaporation). This is the origin of our Salt of the Earth products. By choosing the unrefined salt you are still receiving the full spectrum of minerals from the sea. Thanks again for your question.
Your HealthPost Team
This is a great question. We're very pleased to say this product is manufactured in Europe and adheres to strict quality checks. It undergoes rigorous testing for purity and quality. It's free from artificial additives and contaminants.
The salt is tested for heavy metals, nitrates, phosphates, bacteria, hydrocarbons, pesticides, and radioactivity.
Foreign matter is also tested and must not exceed 0.75%. This includes organic matter such as grass seeds, small sticks, clay and plastics - It's a quality check in place to ensure any foreign matter is kept to a minimum. This means if there are any microplastics present they are the lowest possible concentration.
Independant researchers tested 39 salts brands, only 3 salts were tested to be free from micro plastics. These three brands are from Taiwan (refined sea salt), China (refined rock salt), and France (unrefined sea salt produced by solar evaporation). This is the origin of our Salt of the Earth products. By choosing the unrefined salt you are still receiving the full spectrum of minerals from the sea. Thanks again for your question.
Your HealthPost Team
Ces
Verified Reviewer
15/07/23
Q: Hello, would like to inquire when this will be restocked? thank you!
HealthPost team
17/07/23
A: Hello Ces, thank you for your question. This product is currently out of stock at the supplier, they have not given us a hopeful return date as yet. We have added your email to receive a notification when it is back in stock.
Best wishes
Your HealthPost Team
Best wishes
Your HealthPost Team
Thanks for your question. To support healthy, thick hair and scalp we'd recommend trying this product: Revitalising Hair Tonic by Weleda
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