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Strickanna
5 months ago

Yes. The dose makes the poison, and in the case of salt, this applies even in double terms – on the one hand, one can naturally poison oneself with a once too large amount of salt – but that is actually difficult because one is very fast the refractive stimulus makes a line through the bill to get rid of the excessive salt.

If, however, too much salt is absorbed on a regular basis – no lethal dose, only unhealthy, which is common in Western Europe – then, for example, heart disease is favoured in the long term. If you don’t change it directly, but still reduces the life span to be expected.

JohnnyB1991
5 months ago

Yeah, you can. If, for example, people were on the sea for a long time, no drinking water had left and have been drinking salt water from despair, some have died as the body dehydrates, so almost dry.

JohnnyB1991
5 months ago
Reply to  kingnobody

Why do you want to know that exactly?

JohnnyB1991
5 months ago

You don’t usually get a lot of this on your own.

FlimmerFox
5 months ago

Everything is fatal in too high quantities.

With a halfway normal diet, the amount of salt should not be particularly high. As a rule, this is a matter of courage to really take too much salt.

DarkGalaxyMan
5 months ago

Too much salt is life-threatening: it must be observed when eating!

https://www.fr.de/ratgeber/gesundheit/salz-toedlich-herzinfarkt-salzarm-lecker-essen-90036790.html

BlackSoul818
5 months ago
Reply to  DarkGalaxyMan

Oh kacke 😫 am also a salt junkie 😭😭😭

Pseud000
5 months ago

Yeah, look for salt poisoning.

Nora700
5 months ago

It would be too easy to put it down.

EselEpstein
5 months ago

Sure. If a ton of salt falls on you, you’re dead.