Pink Himalayan vs. Table Salt: Which Is Healthier?

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By Authority NutritionMay 26, 2017, 9:52 am238 pts
By Dr. Keith Pearson Pink Himalayan salt is a type of salt that's naturally pink in color and mined near the Himalayas in Pakistan. Many people claim that it's loaded with minerals and provides incredible health benefits. For these reasons, pink Himalayan salt is often thought to be much healthier than regular…

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