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  • Rated by BruisesBeBanned on Sep 18, 11:55am

    I don't know about salt being an antidepressant. I use salt only on eggs or potatoes which I rarely eat, but can't do without the salt.

  • Reviewed by Kronich on May 06 2009, 3:20am

    slightly different perspective. It's not that salt is an antidepressant but that the withdawel from salt may cause depression like symptoms http://www.familyhealthguide.co.uk/could-salt-be-a-natural-antidepressant.html

  • Rated by neitherday on Apr 27 2009, 10:43am

    Salt is addictive in the same way food and water are. The craving of salt is a natural drive, not an addiction.

  • Reviewed by vinmiller on Apr 03 2009, 7:25pm

    Salt is one of the most essential nutrients to sustain health. The problem is that too many people consume refined table salt instead of natural sea salt and don't drink enough water (dehydration provokes the body to retain as much salt as possible).

  • Reviewed by Juan-Nipplito on Mar 27 2009, 9:41pm

    Side effects may include high blood pressure...

  • Rated by crimsonblack on Mar 26 2009, 3:03am

    From the page: " "This suggests that salt need and cravings may be linked to the same brain pathways as those related to drug addiction and abuse," Johnson said."

  • Rated by jMichaelEdwards on Mar 24 2009, 12:41pm

    "Most people consume far too much salt" - ABSOLUTLY WRONG!!!!!! Very few people get enough salt. The problem is all of the salt most people consume is refined, treated salt void of all of its natural nutrition. And salt that is good for you, sea salt that his not been refined (just because it's sea salt doesn't mean it's not refined) is great for you for a multitude of reasons. I only new a very few people that get enough salt (the right kind). White salt is like white sugar.