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Redmond Real Salt Bulk Pack - 4.4kg (6 x 737g)

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Redmond Real Salt Bulk Pack - 4.4kg (6 x 737g)Stock up and save with this Redmond Real Salt Bulk Pack! Weighing over 4. 4kg this pack contains 6 individual 737g bags of Redmond's Famous Fine Real Salt. The perfect salt for a keto lifestyle. When you're on a Ketogenic diet, youre eliminating most processed foods that contain high levels of sodium. Your body needs sodium to thrive. Stay hydrated, keep your energy up, and beat the Keto flu by using Real Salt liberally. Real Salt is 100% natural and

Stock up and save with this Redmond Real Salt Bulk Pack!

Weighing over 4.4kg this pack contains 6 individual 737g bags of Redmond's Famous Fine Real Salt.

 

The perfect salt for a keto lifestyle.

When you're on a Ketogenic diet, you’re eliminating most processed foods that contain high levels of sodium. Your body needs sodium to thrive. Stay hydrated, keep your energy up, and beat the Keto flu by using Real Salt liberally.

Real Salt is 100% natural and mined in the USA.  This salt is delivered the way nature made it. Nothing added, nothing taken away. With 60+ trace minerals, Real Salt is as natural as it gets.  Plus it even makes your food better, with an amazing taste brings out the flavors of your food like no other.

There is a vast difference in the quality of salts on the market today. A quick glance at the ingredients label on most salts might surprise you! Many salts contain anti-caking agents and even sugar (dextrose ). Others have been heat processed and stripped of their natural trace minerals. Redmond Real Salt® brand sea salt on the other hand, is unrefined and full of natural minerals and flavor – the way salt was meant to be savoured.

Real Salt is salt exactly as nature made it – and the best-selling sea salt in America’s health food stores. Recommended by medical professionals, fitness experts, and world-class chefs including Thomas Delauer, Dr. Ken Berry and many more. Known for its unique flavor and unrefined mineral content, Redmond Real Salt will make everything you eat taste better.

 

 

Why Real Salt?

Millions of years before humans began polluting our planet, an ancient ocean covered what is now the Western United States. As the earth shifted and ocean waters retreated beneath the surface, the Real Salt deposit was formed into a massive, underground mountain of crystallised salt protected from erosion by a layer of volcanic ash.

Real Salt is salt exactly as nature created it: nothing added, nothing taken away. Real Salt is preferred by chefs for its delicious, subtle flavor and recommended by experts because of the unrefined minerals.

 

What does it taste like? 

Have you ever wished for a secret ingredient that would make every dish you prepare taste its very best? Compared to typical sea salt, Real Salt has a much smoother flavor profile – a subtle, salty sweetness that naturally enhances the flavor of every bite. Real Salt doesn’t make your food taste like salt, it enhances the flavors you already have.

 

Recommended by EVERYONE!


"For decades we were told by our doctors we should fear salt – and maybe, if your doctor still insists on using processed “sea salt” that is nothing but sodium chloride, we should still be afraid." - Dr. Ken Berry

"Real Salt is the only Keto salt you’ll need because it’s naturally packed with essential trace minerals, and it makes your food better." - Drew Manning, Fit2Fat2Fit

"I like this salt!" Dr Shawn Baker

"When I started my health journey I was surprised to realize how important salt can be, and that the quality of the salt we eat really makes a difference. We tried Real Salt because we love that it’s mined right here in the USA, and it is the real deal! The salt is great and the people we’ve met from Redmond are obsessed with quality and determined to give back to their communities. I would never have expected to love a salt company, but Redmond Real Salt really is one of our favorite healthy finds!"." - Dr. Ken Berry

 “I’m a big fan of Redmond Real Salt because it is a true ancient sea salt that’s mined from Utah in the United States that has a full plethora of minerals that we need... The reality is I know the science and I know how important salt is when it comes to making sure I stay lean and stay in shape, especially when I’m on a low carb diet or when I’m intermittent fasting.”  Thomas DeLauer

"On the ketogenic diet a lot of people actually become dehydrated because your body expels a lot of water initially. Expelling the water expels a lot of minerals. So, you need to replenish sodium, potassium, and magnesium. Which is why I’m such a huge fan of Real Salt. Real Salt is unrefined, there’s nothing added to it, there’s nothing taken from it. All of the trace minerals are still intact, so you get the potassium and the magnesium and the sodium that your body needs.” Drew Manning

"I USE REAL SALT FROM Real Salt" Dr Robert Cywes

 

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