#27 Salt, Stress, and Your Thyroid | Jessica Sharp

🧂SALT, STRESS, AND YOUR THYROID with Jessica @jmswellness and @thyroidrebels
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In this conversation on salt, stress, and your thyroid we discussthe amazing connection salt has to:

1. The flight or fight connection to low salt
2. How stress depletes this crucial mineral
3. How does a salt deficiency create poor digestion and food intolerances
5. Being easily triggered emotionally
From a salt depletion
6. The right types of salt to use, and the proper salt sources
7. The potassium balance in proportion to salt intake
9. Proper sources of potassium
8. How crucial it is to change your lifestyle to stop burning through your salt
9. Lifestyle practices to begin to try to relax and protect your minerals

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