i KNOW it is so bad
but it is also a crazy addiction!!
i KNOW i am CRAZY when i eat salty things.
can anybody say something about salt so i do not want to touch it ever again?
and please don't say "eat more celery or spinach or tomatoes".
i will not eat any animal because i don't want that an animal has to die for me but if i eat salt i do not harm anybody unless myself (which is of course also
important but anyway i do eat it ...)
the house where i live is full of salty things, so i have to deal with it every day
Permalink Reply by Fruit fly on i must oppose in our country it is famous to put 3-5pieces of salt or sugar in the water, so that the flower last longer. (my grandma was a gardener).
But I am sure if I put a green juice in, she trive more.
Permalink Reply by luna on i remember once i gave a houseplant saltwater, i did not know on the moment there was salt in but realised it later when i was wondering why that plant was dead. i gave it the saltwater from cleaning the salad (my husband cleanse the salad with salt to remove the insects-they fall like flies in the water). so insects dead, plant dead.
Permalink Reply by Peter Csere on a small amount of salt won't do much but a sufficient amount will kill a plant
Permalink Reply by Rock on iIn this country, we give dying people in the hospital intravenous solutions of sugar and salt to prolong them a few hours till they die or get better.
You are giving CUT flowers sugar and water, to let them appear to be healthier longer, but no amount will keep them alive...or bring them back to life.
in some cases, you might be able to keep then alive long enough for them to attempt a root, but then it is up to you to put them in salt free dirt.
In the Bible, fields were salted in "scorched earth" campaigns to keep future crops from growing. It is a form of terrorism...
Permalink Reply by Fruit fly on yeah it do the trick to rehydrate, but....
Same when you got diarhea, they give your solution with salt and sugar. To dilute the toxins.
But....
Permalink Reply by molly clare on to get rid of it forever, start by getting rid of it TODAY. and then when tomorrow comes, focus on your new "today"... start small and work towards forever :)
Permalink Reply by Myca on Luna, in order to get rid of your salt addiction...and any other addiction like it, you have to cut out the foods that you used it on. It can take a long time to get rid of an addiction. You might have many failures. The key is the determination to continue on.
Figure out what your triggers are. T.V ? Cooking dinner for others? Going to the movies? Driving by a former favorite eating place? I had to avoid an entire shopping center for months because of an ice cream shop.
Fruit does not require salt. Vegetables might, and salad might...for you to enjoy it. You might have to cut out vegetables for a while if they trigger salt or fat cravings. You might not be able to go to a theater for months until you can get a grip.
I have read several times that all you have to do is avoid whatever food you are craving and in three days or so the craving will be gone. I can tell you, that was so wrong it was funny. These food addictions are dead serious. I thought I would never break my ice cream addiction. I caved so many times. I kept trying. Every time I failed, I tried again. Sometimes, I ate ice cream every single freakin day! At the time, I was having blood sugar issues. I actually ended up seeing a therapist who was very encouraging. The main thing is avoid triggers at all costs and keep trying.
Don't give up. When mine finally went...well after a year of trying, it went. All the sudden, I didn't want it anymore. It didn't taste near as good as my banana smoothies.
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