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Black salt (kala namak) is widely promoted as a gentler alternative to regular table salt because some varieties contain slightly less sodium and more trace minerals, which could theoretically help bl...
Claims that Dr. Mehmet Oz recommends marshmallow (root) as a remedy for joint pain appear in consumer discussions and herbalism sources, but direct, contemporary citations of Dr. Oz endorsing marshmal...
Most reporting and nutrition pieces state that kala namak (black salt) is "slightly" or "somewhat" lower in sodium than regular table salt, but they do not agree on a precise numeric difference and em...
Black salt (kala namak) is chemically “primarily sodium chloride” but many sources report it is slightly lower in sodium than regular table salt; some outlets call the difference “minimal” while other...
There is clear public criticism of DrAxe/draxe.com documented by Truth in Advertising (TINA.org) and media watchdogs, but the sources provided do not show that TINA.org or other named consumer groups ...