We've been on Pink Himalayan Sea Salt for awhile now. But now Costco sells it in a grinder. I had been paying $8 for a little bottle. Now I pay $4.50 for a huge bottle.
I laugh because I can always come up with some silly conspiracy theory. I keep thinking it's either their (IP) sea salt or their (IP) vitamins that have the formulation to make it where you can't loose more than about 3-5 pounds a week. Otherwise they wouldn't make you use their salt or vitamins. This way they can calculate just how long they can be making a big profit from us!!!
Remember, just me being silly! (but think about it...)
I laugh because I can always come up with some silly conspiracy theory. I keep thinking it's either their (IP) sea salt or their (IP) vitamins that have the formulation to make it where you can't loose more than about 3-5 pounds a week. Otherwise they wouldn't make you use their salt or vitamins. This way they can calculate just how long they can be making a big profit from us!!!
Remember, just me being silly! (but think about it...)
thanks for the laugh, yeah it is true when I think about it, I think I'm going to try and find the pink sea salt somewhere else if I can.
We've been on Pink Himalayan Sea Salt for awhile now. But now Costco sells it in a grinder. I had been paying $8 for a little bottle. Now I pay $4.50 for a huge bottle.
oh thanks, I will have to look in Costco when I go there next, yeah I know the $8 for the little bottle seems silly. thanks again.
My nutritionist says any sea salt. She offered to sell me the pink stuff but said I could buy regular sea salt at the store and it would be fine. Several people I know on the program use regular sea salt.
I always use kosher salt, and haven't switched since I've been on IP. I like that it has no additives, and the coarse texture seems to work better for cooking. I really don't think there's much difference...
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