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Salt
Salt is much more toxic than you may believe. Sodium is a rock that is meant for plants, not for humans (salt will kill plants as well even).
[Salt Weed Killer](https://laidbackgardener.blog/2018/07/27/garden-myth-salt-makes-a-good-weed-killer/#:~:text=Actually%2C%20this%20is%20both%20true,recommended%20in%20most%20garden%20settings.)
**It is also an explosive**
The reaction with water of liquid sodium having a high surface area can be explosive. The sodium-water reaction is highly exothermic (that is, heat is given off): Tests have indicated, however, that sodium and water cannot be mixed fast enough to produce the shock waves characteristic of high explosives.
[Salt Chemical Properties](https://www.britannica.com/science/sodium/Chemical-properties)
Salt will damage red blood cells, leading to anemia over time, salt will deplete minerals by binding to them, such as calcium, potassium, and magnesium. [Minerals Lost From Sodium](https://healthyeating.sfgate.com/minerals-lost-body-sodium-high-10507.html)
**Electrolytes**
Many people promote usage of electrolytes, salting your food and drinking water with salt in it to boost H20 absorption. They understand water cannot be absorbed cellularly properly or to a high degree without nutrients. Although, the high salt intake will imbalance other electrolytes in the body, leading to deficiency of other minerals.