SALTS THAT PROVIDE WELL-BEING AND RELAXATION
Saskatchewan Pink Salt!
High Mineral Content Dead Sea Bath Salt
Salts have been known for their many benefits and high mineral content since time immemorial.
SASKATCHEWAN PINK SALTS
Salt Lake is situated south of Senlac in the province of Saskatchewan, Canada. Around 1920, the Senlac Salt Co. was created on the oldest salt production site in the province, directly above one of the most important high quality potash reserves in the world. Potash is a term used to describe substances containing potassium and its compounds. Saskatchewan salt is distinguishable owing to its pink coloring. Saskatchewan is also an agricultural leader; it is responsible for over half the annual wheat harvests in Canada.
THE DEAD SEA SALT
The Dead Sea is a salt water lake situated in the Near East, and is fed by the Jordan and bordered by Israel, the West Bank and Jordan, on a fault line that runs 6 500 km (4 000 miles) into the Earth’s crust. It has borne many names such as the Sea of salt, Lake Sodom, and the Devil’s Sea. The average salt content of other bodies of water is between 4 and 6 % whereas the Dead Sea’s salinity is around 22 to 25%. Its sodium (Na) level is 275 grams per litre of water. Every day, 7 million tons of water evaporate, leaving behind minerals and therefore increasing the salt content. The Dead Sea boasts the lowest elevation on Earth at 417 m below sea level. Furthermore, its density is so high that a human can easily float there! The unique salt concentration of the Dead Sea has long been recognized for its medicinal benefits and still is to this day. In fact, its waters contain 6 times more sodium (Na), 30 times more magnesium (Mg), l6 times more potassium (K) and 36 times more calcium (Ca) than the Mediterranean.
