Can someone explain me the political reason for why americans need to have their table salt approved by Israel??
Can someone explain me the political reason for why americans need to have their table salt approved by Israel??
Adrian Fisher
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Dominic Miller
it's a billion dollar industry for them
the jewish mafia never went away, they all have "legit" businesses now according to zog
Dylan King
Gods choosen people bla bla bla
greatest ally bla bla bla
give them more money/weapons bla bla bla
meanwhile in reality, ever since Israel become its own state in 1948, america has went down hill ever since...they call this "blessed" lol
Gabriel Miller
Kosher = for the Jews = they don't add poisons to that stuff.
David Green
naw, even coca cola is kosher here
that means they just had some rabbi standing around the plant when they made it, then charge a few cents for it on every single kosher item sold in stores.
It's a good racket for doing nothing
Camden Peterson
I started taking Iodine salt last week and feel like a different person
Gabriel Williams
This is my favorite tv scene of all time
Jason King
maybe, but i wouldnt bet much on it. heebs have no issues putting their own in the body pit.
Anthony Walker
for alchemy reasons.
Cooper Edwards
No I can't, pure salt is naturally kosher, the kosher certification industry is a scam. Things are kosher if they aren't listed as unclean in the law of moses. No certification necessary.
Caleb Carter
kosher salt is a different grain size than table salt.
Adam Reed
Is there a difference between iodine and sea salt?
Camden Clark
I wanted to see how many would fall for it
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Luis Morris
Fuckin checked
Mason Hernandez
Coarse kosher salt is the best for margaritas. That's all I use it for.
Justin Watson
from what i can tell you cant od on iodine, the body just takes what it needs and passes the rest, so you should be safe to experiment with an iodized salt and see if you notice an improvement.
Blake Turner
Camden Stewart
non-kosher salt has iodine added to it which gives it a slightly metallic flavor
Carter Murphy
you don’t know what kosher salt is for.
Robert Peterson
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one third of anons itt are iodine deficient user, i don't mind the taste
Bentley Russell
What is it for, rabbi?
Alexander Evans
If you don't eat seafood of any sort then it's likely you were deficient. It's not necessary in huge amounts in regards of taking separate supplementation, but iodine deficiency will turn you into a shuffling zombie. Either use more iodine salt or vary up your diet.
Jordan Powell
sea salt has no iodine, but iodized salt is why you've never seen a person with a goiter in a developed country
Jaxson Richardson
I eat some salmon like once every two or three months. I think I was severely deficient. What made me notice was the salt I was using for my neti pot was iodized and I noticed a mood improvement. My inner ear is still full of some mysterious substance though so the neti pots continue.
Elijah Reyes
i prefer to get my iodine from kelp
Cameron Adams
if you were severely deficient you would've had pic related
Elijah Reyes
jew tax, it's more expedient for most businesses to make one version of their product and hire some kosher rabbi so they don't have to control two supply chains
coke is a notable exception since it's just corn syrup and cola nut, though the yellow capsule coke is kosher for passover
Nathaniel Cooper
he's here boys
Liam Powell
It’s just boomer relics from the time before the internet; the phone book, BBB, chamber of commerce, freemasonry, etc.
Jonathan Reyes
First, thanks for the answer.
Second, nice digits.
I mean, I rarely use salt as it is. Mainly for eggs. I use alot of other seasonings when I cook if the natural flavors aren't there (chicken, salad).
Jayden Perez
No enlarged goiter
Hunter Ortiz
Amerigoys worship the Jews. America is nothing but a fake and puppet state.
Angel Gray
you don't have to buy kosher salt. companies offer it because its easy to get kosher approval and there is no downside to having that label. in fact some believe (wrongly) that its somehow a higher quality salt. its just marketing
Samuel Brooks
>iodized salt is why you've never seen a person with a goiter
YEESH
I also use Benson's in place of salt.
Jack Jenkins
I don't know how it's like across the pond in regards of which foods get additional supplementation, our dairy here for instance gets vitamin D infused into it, but seaweed is a good one for iodine. Various fishlife like shrimps should be good as well, but iodized salt is an easy solution here if you're not a fan of the flavors. Even a minor deficiency can screw you over without making you have a goiter.