This is a very common problem for older adults. Jaundice is a common symptom to a number of diseases such as Hepatitis B or C and can cause life-threatening complications. Fortunately, there are many simple things to do to prevent and reverse the problem. Here are some tips that can make a big difference for your health.
One of the most important things you can do in order to prevent jaundice is to keep salt in your diet. This is because salt is a good way to cleanse the body of the toxins that cause jaundice. But it’s important to remember to not just let the salt “in” but also to let the salt “out.” The salt can be toxic to your kidneys if you don’t remove it from the system.
Salt is a great “anti-toxin” because it actually makes the body detox the toxins. But if you let it accumulate, you can also make your system more prone to disease. Take the time to read up on how you can manage your salt intake and if you are pregnant or nursing you should also make sure you are consuming plenty of water.
I am not a doctor, but I know a lot about salt. If I ever start reading articles about how to prevent jaundice I will update you on all the links that are helpful. I like this article because it also talks about how to prevent salt retention and not to just flush it out if you’re drinking water. I also love this recipe from The Organic Cookbook.
I will be the first to admit that I have problems with salt. I take too much and my body doesn’t like it. It’s not that I hate salt (I think it’s great and I am happy with my salt intake) It’s just that I don’t take enough. If I have a lot of salt on my table I will get jaundice.
Yeah, we’ve all been there. We’re not the only ones who have this problem. Most of us have been told that the only way to avoid jaundice is to avoid salt and use distilled water and drink a gallon of fresh water per day if we have the time. The problem is that the only two things we know of that will prevent jaundice are fresh water and salt. The fact is that if you have too much salt, you will go jaundiced.
Although I am not a doctor, I think you just made a terrible joke.
So what do we do? Well, salt and distilled water are very different. Salt is a mineral found in the water we drink from our own supply. And water is a fluid found naturally in our bodies and that is what we have to drink to survive. So salt is very necessary to sustain life, and distilled water is not.
The only time I’ve ever seen jaundice is when I was on vacation in Thailand. I was on a cruise ship and I noticed my skin was yellow and all I could do was keep drinking water until it started getting too dark. I think this is a case of too much salt.
While salt is probably not the first thing that comes to mind when you think of jaundice, in a lot of cases it is the culprit. A lot of people suffer from this skin issue and it can easily be prevented by simply adding some more water to the water you drink, or using water that is filtered and purified. Most people aren’t aware of the problem, but if you’re constantly swimming in your own silt, it may be time to add a layer of salt.