Baja Gold’s unique harvesting techniques and geological source result in the world’s most mineral-rich, naturally low sodium sea salt.  By switching from table salt, refined sea salt, or even earth ‘sea’ salt you’ll reduce your sodium intake and increase your valuable mineral and trace element nutrient intake.  Plus, your culinary creations will explode with flavors beyond just the bitter taste of sodium chloride.  That’s what makes Baja Gold the healthiest, most flavorful sea salt in the world.  

Baja Gold offers the lowest natural Sodium levels, typically ranging from 29.5% - 31.5%.  Standard table salts and refined sea salts are often as high as 38% - 39%.  Earth salts are typically 36 - 38% Sodium.  And lastly, leading ‘Gray’ unrefined sea salts are 33.5 - 35.5% Sodium.  You can confirm these values yourself by reviewing Nutritional Facts or posted Specification Sheets.

Electrolyte Balance: Celtic salt contains essential electrolytes like sodium and potassium. In cases of dehydration due to vomiting, diarrhea, or heat exhaustion, a solution of Celtic salt mixed with water can help replenish electrolytes and maintain proper hydration. This is similar to using oral rehydration solutions.

Wound Cleaning: In the absence of standard wound-cleaning supplies, a saltwater solution made with Celtic salt can be used to clean wounds and help prevent infection.

Sting and Bite Relief: Celtic salt can be used to make a paste when mixed with water, which may help alleviate discomfort from insect stings or bites.

Sore Throat Relief: Gargling with a warm saltwater solution made from Celtic salt can help soothe a sore throat and reduce inflammation during respiratory infections.

Oral Hygiene: In emergency situations, you can use a saltwater rinse as a temporary substitute for oral hygiene to help prevent tooth and gum infections.

Nausea and Vomiting: In cases of mild nausea or an upset stomach, a small pinch of Celtic salt may help ease symptoms.

Skin Irritations: A Celtic salt bath or compress may be used to relieve minor skin irritations, such as rashes or sunburn.

Emergency Preservative: In situations where you need to preserve food without refrigeration (e.g., during power outages), salt can be used to create a brine solution to preserve perishable items.

Directions:  Simply put a few granules of salt onto your tongue 3x a day.  Dissolve on tongue.  Once salt dissolves, drink an 8 ounce glass of water. 

Organic Cayenne Pepper:

Cayenne pepper has been used traditionally for various health purposes, including in some health emergencies. However, it's essential to note that while cayenne pepper may offer certain benefits, it is not a substitute for professional medical care in serious emergencies. Always seek medical attention when necessary. That said, here are some ways cayenne pepper can potentially be used in health emergencies or for general health:

Wound Hemostasis: Cayenne pepper contains capsaicin, which may help stop bleeding by promoting clotting. In emergencies with minor cuts or wounds, applying cayenne pepper powder can help control bleeding.

Heart Health: In some cases of heart attacks, cayenne pepper has been used to help improve blood circulation due to its vasodilatory effects. However, this should not replace conventional medical treatment.

Respiratory Emergencies: Cayenne pepper can be used to help clear airways and reduce congestion. It may be beneficial in emergencies like choking or severe respiratory distress.

Pain Relief: Cayenne pepper creams and ointments containing capsaicin can be used topically for pain relief, including in cases of muscle strains, sprains, or minor burns.

Digestive Emergencies: Cayenne pepper can aid digestion by stimulating saliva and gastric juices. In mild cases of indigestion or flatulence, it may provide relief.

Fever Reduction: Some people believe that cayenne pepper's heat can induce sweating, potentially lowering fever. However, this is not a substitute for conventional fever-reducing medications and should be used with caution.

Detoxification: Cayenne pepper can help stimulate the circulatory system and promote detoxification through sweating. It may be used in cases of mild toxin exposure.

Hypothermia: In emergency situations involving hypothermia, cayenne pepper can be used to create a warming sensation when ingested.

Anti-Inflammatory: Cayenne pepper's anti-inflammatory properties may help in reducing pain and swelling due to minor injuries or joint pain.

Antibacterial: The capsaicin in cayenne pepper has some antibacterial properties, which might be useful in treating minor skin infections or wounds.

*These statements have not been evaluated by The Food and Drug Administration.  This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.*