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Termyn8or -> RE: Bath Salts?? REALLY??? (1/24/2011 4:48:44 AM)
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That's why you use only natural salt. What I have is not a concoction brewed by money mongering profiteers. When I bought it, it was around five bucks a pound, it has at least tripled in price for the good stuff. This will not get you high, at least in the conventional sense. It is a natural substance, and once absorbed through the skin may result in a sense of well being, but not intoxication by any stretch. This is because the skin is the largest organ of the human body. The sheer volume at the surface provides a very good path for absorption. This is also why people who know will tell you not to put anything on your skin that you would not put in your mouth.
It's a shame that someone is wrecking the industry. Natural salt is one of the most healthy things for the body. The almighty buck triumphs again. Now it's going to get hard to get the good stuff, and who knows what type of tests they'll require. It may become illegal to sell natural salt, which is what saved the lives of certain people in the past. Just like raw milk, I want it, but if I go to get it the process will be a secretive underground operation like a drug deal. I want it in it's natural form, without the virus that "stabilizes" it. I will not drink the shit they sell in the stores. For the nutrition in milk turn to cheese, because the stabilizing additive, which is a viral infctrion in the milk, cannot be added to milk to be used for cheese production. Also, the chemicals they refine out of the salt (which pull in more money than the salt itself) cannot usually be properly assimilated, so they are in efect destroying the nutrition.
But that's OK. They make more money that way.
T^T
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