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Neurotransmitters are chemicals that relay signals between cells in the body, facilitating the communication of information throughout the brain and body. Serotonin, or 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT), is a neurotransmitter found mainly in the gastrointestinal tract, blood platelets, and central nervous system. Most of the body serotonin is used to help keep the digestive system running properly, while the remainder takes part in regulating a wide variety of feelings, overall mood, appetite, and sleep. We will see what Benefits of Negative Ions are for the Pain. Continue Reading

The medical community used to suggest that pregnant women limit salt (sodium) intake in pregnancy for three reasons. One, they believed salt intake contributes to bloating. (In fact, inadequate salt intake can cause bloating.) Two, that salt would increase water retention (Salt actually helps us regulate the right amount of fluid retention). And three that it would increase blood pressure. (Some studies have actually shown that additional salt intake can lower blood pressure in pregnancy.) These all are all issues that can develop in pregnancy and the thinking went that salt would only exacerbate them. Continue Reading

For thousands of years, salt baths have been highly prized medicinal therapies. Hippocrates (460-370 BC) first discovered the therapeutic qualities of seawater and salt baths when he saw their healing effects on the injured hands of fisherman – quelling both infection and pain. Now it is even better with Himalayan Salt Bath. Continue Reading

Himalayan Salt Lamp becomes more and more popular in the US. There are some people who take advantage of it and sell low quality or fake salt lamp. Here are few things that you should keep in mind in order to buy high quality and real salt lamps. Continue Reading

Our 100% Pure Himalayan Bath Salt Soaps are beautiful, functional and best of all, they can do amazing things for your health. These soap bars are infused with loads of pink Himalayan salt, one of the purest salts on the earth and rich in minerals from the Himalayan foothills. Each salt bar cleanses and detoxifies leaving skin smooth, soft, and re-mineralized. This bar is ideal for all skin types, ranging from dry to acne prone and those who are suffering from various forms of dermatitis. Continue Reading

This post might go against all the doctors advice you have received so far, but pink Himalayan salt is actually good for your baby. Continue Reading

Himalayan salt is sometimes called pink salt or rose salt because of its pale rose color. A natural salt, it is harvested in mountains in Pakistan and is prized by some for its nutritional content and the fact that it is unprocessed. Continue Reading

This is a showstopper at any dinner party. Crack open the salt crust at the table and let your guests be dazzled by the heavenly aromas and the bright pink shells. Continue Reading

The idea of a universal life force that is present in all forms of life is common to a large number of traditions throughout the world. For Melanesians, it is mana- from which we get our word manager. But this concept is found in ancient civilizations from the Indians of North America to the Siberian Yakutes, and from South America to Africa and Asia. The Asian version of this life force is chi, and in that tradition, this force circulates freely across everything and does not get attached. Later we will see the benefits of Himalayan Salt Lamp for Reiki. Continue Reading

Negative ions may also boost the immune system and help the body heal itself. In 1959, a researcher named Dr.Igho H.Kornblueh treated 138 burn victims at the Northeastern General Hospital with negatively charged air. What he found was that almost 60% of the burn victims experienced a significant reduction in pain and discomfort, while at the same time healed faster and more thoroughly. Continue Reading

Impress your Jewish grandma with gravlax, or just impress yourself. Actually, my Nana preferred the cold-smoked cousin, lox, but gravlax is an incredibly easy, positively delicious way to cure salmon. The name comes from any number of Nordic fish dishes inspired by the openly morbid technique of burying in the ground (grave) your salmon (lax) with some salt cure. I like this dish because it yields a particularly moist, delicate, and lightly salted gravlax, since the salinity of the Himalaya salt block does not migrate as readily into the fish flesh as a packed cure of loose salt. Also, because you don’t need plates and weights, and because the salt blocks can be reused over and over again, the method boasts a certain elegance and economy of tools. Continue Reading

With all rheumatic processes we can find re-crystallized deposits in the joints. The primary causes of rheumatic diseases are lack of exercise and water and poor nutrition over a long period of time. Contributing factors to a poor diet include: excessive consumption of animal proteins, sugar, table salt, refined flours and alcohol. Coupled with the lack of water, the body is not able to flush the toxin from the system. We will see how Himalayan Pink Salt can be used for this Arthritis and Gout. Continue Reading

One of my favorite experiences when grilling or firing up the barbecue is the inevitable inquiry about whether I make my own rubs from scratch. And typically when I say yes, it seems to evoke a sense of wonder, as if the idea of making a homemade rub is steeped in ancient secrets. Spicy Dry Rub with Himalayan salt is one of my favorite things to do. Continue Reading

A boulder of Himalayan rock salt emerges from darkness of a 16th century mineshaft in Pakistan and explodes into light, catching and refracting the sun in hues ranging spring water clear to hibiscus pink to venison red. Stonemasons in a neighboring town then hand cut the great rock into a variety of shapes, providing the foundation for extraordinary new ways to prepare and serve food. Himalayan salt blocks, plates, bricks, and platters can be used for sautéing, grilling, chilling, curing, cooking, baking, presenting, salting, bathing, building, and contemplating. Continue Reading

There are many detoxification diets (more often called “detox diets”) that claim to help cleanse your body and rid it of any impurities that may have accumulated over time. But what good is a cleaner body if the mind remains unchanged? Bad habits will resume, lifestyle changes will be temporary, and the diet will become just another failed attempt at getting and staying healthy, akin to the notoriously difficult New Year’s resolution of losing weight. However, there are some proven ways that you can take and later we will see the Benefits of Negative Ions for Weight Loss. Continue Reading

Our skin protects us from outer influences and is our body’s largest excretive organ. Our skin mirrors our body and our soul. Mistakenly, it is thought that our skin has an acid protection coat, a notion that is promoted by the cosmetic industry. However, their products actually acidify our body even more, because our skin does not have an acid protection coat. The pH factors used to reason the existences of this protective coat are average values from studies with subjects who were already overlay acid. The inner acidity is mirrored in the skin. Our skin, as our entire body, needs neutral pH factors. Himalayan Pink Salt can regulate the pH of the skin optimally effects. Continue Reading

Before we dive into the health benefits of using Himalayan salt lamps in your home, it may be helpful to first have a brief chemistry lesson: Continue Reading

If we were talking about REAL salt like Celtic Sea Salt or Himalayan Sea Salt, then I believe it has many benefits and should be used daily. Why? Because of the life-giving nutrition sea salt contains: Continue Reading

Many of us have morning routines that are wonderful health practices — a morning meditation, a few yoga poses, a brisk walk around the neighborhood, or a delicious fruit-infused smoothie. Daily routines are vital to health and happiness, and this is especially true at the start of the day. How about a quick and simple glass of warm lemon water with Pink Himalayan Salt? Continue Reading

You do not necessarily need to spend a small fortune on boutique spa products to enjoy the benefits of Himalayan Bath Salt for aging. Using the ingredients suggested for this recipe, you can make your own homemade bath salts. Continue Reading

I absolutely love Selenite crystals. It’s a form of gypsum crystal that I refer to as liquid light. Interestingly, gypsum occurs on every continent in the world, and is the most common of all the sulfate minerals. These crystals are white in color, and have many healing and mystical properties. Selenite is named after the Greek goddess, Selene, meaning the moon. Continue Reading

What are Himalayan Salt Lamps? Himalayan Salt Lamps are mined deep underground from the Himalayan mountains. They are hand crafted and carved but their surface is unpolished to have a natural look or they are made in recognizable and uniformed shapes for home or office. Continue Reading

Pink Himalayan salt has gained quite a bit of popularity over recent years, thanks to the health food movement discovering its many benefits for the human body. This salt is mined in the Khewra Salt Mine of Pakistan, only 190 miles from the Himalayas. You’ll find it in a variety of health foods stores, specialty salt stores or sold online. It’s so popular, in fact, that many people opt to buy it in bulk to bring down the price a bit. Continue Reading

According to a study by Craig Garfield at Northwestern University, more American children are being diagnosed with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) than ever before, placing the current number at approximately 10.4 million children in 2010. That’s up 66% from 2000, just ten years earlier. ADHD is a disorder that changes a person’s ability to focus, and typical symptoms associated with ADHD include disruptive behavior, in attentiveness, distractibility, anxiety, reduced cognitive thinking, daydreaming, and constant procrastination. Though there is no single test that detects ADHD, diagnosis is a long process that involves several steps, and patients need to display at least six or more symptoms over a six-month period. Continue Reading