On 6/15/2013 7:24 AM, pavane wrote:
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> "Don Roberto" > wrote in message
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>> On 6/14/2013 7:17 PM, pavane wrote:
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>>> "Julie Bove" > wrote in message
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>>>> "Todd" > wrote in message
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>>>>> Hi All,
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>>>>> Mark Sisson (Mark's Daily Apple) has a nice article on salt:
>>>>> http://www.marksdailyapple.com/salt-...s-it-good-for/
>>>>>
>>>>> -T
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>>>> I don't think it's nice at all! The writer starts out with a bunch of
>>>> lies. That salt is "universally maligned and demonized". And that
>>>> "all the experts hate it"! I'm not going to read any further. The
>>>> author is a blatant liar. I don't know of anyone who tells people to
>>>> avoid salt. The body *needs* sodium. Yes, a small percentage of
>>>> people are put on a low sodium diet for various medical reasons. But
>>>> mind you that is *low* and not *no*. But most people don't have to do
>>>> this and it isn't recommended for most people. I don't know of any
>>>> "expert" who would tell anyone to avoid salt. If they did, then they
>>>> shouldn't be an "expert" at whatever it is they claim to be the
>>>> expert at
>>>
>>> Brava Julie! The author of that article has seen far too many self-help
>>> cure thyself medical travesties. Well stated critique.
>>>
>>> pavane
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>> Did *you* read the article?
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> Yes, of course. Oh, I see. That was inconsiderate of me.
> If there are any particular words or phrases in the article
> that are confusing to you, many of us will be glad to help
> you with your comprehension. Or you could revert to such
> proven aids as dictionary.com. There is no reason for you
> to be intellectually barren in the internet age.
>

Quit talking nonsense and _show me_ where the author said _he_ was in
favor of low or no sodium as Julie has claimed.