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Tue, 26 Jun 2001 01:20:02 -0400
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Dear List members,


  Some time ago I voiced an opinion that Lite Salt was not a healthy product
because of the ingredients.  I could not elaborate further because I could
not recall my source(s) for this.  Several weeks ago I requested information
from the company that makes Morton's Lite Salt.  I received the information
today.  I have copied this below as sent to me.
____________________________________________________________________
Morton's Lite Salt

Salt - provides saltiness
Potassium Chloride - salt substitute
Calcium silicate - anti-caking agent
Magnesium carbonate - anti-caking agent
Dextrose - stabilizes the potassium iodide
Potassium Iodide - iodizing agent
____________________________________________________________________


   Potassium chloride has been identified as causing circulatory problems
(edema) and heart problems.  People with impaired kidney function are highly
susceptible to these complications.

Dextrose - there's no need to elaborate on this.

  After seeing this list I recalled that the amount of potassium in this
product was too high and was implicated in causing heart failure in people.

  Siobhan

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