Chemical Additives in Table Salt

Color changes help identify the form of iodine in iodized salt.
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[@ngfoongchan8982]

Thank you for your Video. This is why I only use Natural Coarse Sea Salt. It's grey In color and it tastes fantastic! Just love it! I'm also currently reading a scientific book written by Dr James Dinicolantonio, 'The Salt Fix' . Truly amazing and eye opening. Please read if u have chance... Bless you and keep up the good work!

[@bman7320]

So does the i- become i2+ after it enters into the bodies chemistry of acids making it poisonous once again?

[@thatlovelydancerIlao]

Thank you. Your video is very informative

[@toErehWon]

Is calcium silicate safe to consume?