Science Of Sea Salt Book, Research-Based Natural Healing Diabetes Advice Launch

Jan 27, 2023

The Science of Sea Salt is a new book about the benefits of sea salt that has been edited by American inventor and entrepreneur Eddie Kolos.

Stuart, United States - January 27, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Collating the research and ideas of over 70 different professors and medical professionals, the new book explores the possibilities of sea salt to foster safe natural healing. The Science of Sea Salt is the first volume in an upcoming collection to be released by Eddie Kolos as he travels the world searching for natural new approaches to wellness, vitality, healing and good health.

More information is available at https://scienceofseasalt.com/products/the-science-of-sea-salt

Although sea salt has long been a backbone of natural home healing remedies, Eddie Kolos proposes that its value in broader medical applications has to date been undervalued. However, drawing on innovative research in the fields of biotechnical innovation, he discovers that the marine environment is home to new bioactive natural compounds that may have far-reaching implications for human health and for the medical industry.

In a climate in which, according to the CDC, six in ten Americans live with at least one chronic lifestyle disease, including heart disease and diabetes, Eddie Kolos believes that the medical and research community must push further into new scientific outposts.

In particular, The Science of Sea Salt explores how humble sea salt, as well as other active compounds from the marine ecosystem, may be utilized in the prevention of lifestyle diseases like diabetes.

Without proposing strict answers or solutions, this comprehensive research-based academic text covers an array of current and possible future sea salt applications in medicine and food technology. One chapter focuses specifically on salt, hypertension, and diabetes.

The Science of Sea Salt is currently available in hardback form.

A spokesperson for the contributors to The Science of Sea Salt said, “In this book, the editor and authors have explored the science of sea salt focusing on basic learning and clinical guidelines in an effort to further collect data that may lead to new developments. In doing so, they present extraordinary information and help the reader to understand the resourcefulness of the ocean and sea salt in particular. We hope you enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed bringing it to life.”

More details can be found at https://scienceofseasalt.com/products/the-science-of-sea-salt

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Name: Eddie Kolos
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Organization: H2Ocean LLC
Address: 7938 Southwest Jack James Drive, Stuart, Florida 34997, United States
Website: http://www.h2ocean.com

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