Of particular interest: While we have recommended the Jacobsen Salt Company Oregon Sea Salt (which has been demonstrated to consistently test either negative or very low for toxicants — here’s a link to our most recent lab report), we do not recommend (and have not ever recommended) this Italian Sea Salt product from Jacobsen’s (as…

   Quick Summary: All federal agencies agree that there is no safe level of Lead exposure for children. None. Lead bio-mimics Calcium, which means it is absorbed by the body in the place of Calcium by Calcium-dependent biological structures. This makes the presence of Lead in a children’s daily multivitamin especially concerning given it is…

   Quick Summary: All federal agencies agree there is no safe level of Lead exposure for children. None. Lead bio-mimics Calcium, which means it is absorbed by the body in place of Calcium by Calcium-dependent biological structures. This makes the presence of Lead in a children’s vitamin especially concerning given it is being consumed by…

   Of particular interest: We previously tested the “Lava Salt” from this company (toxicant levels for the Lava Salt can be seen in the chart directly above). While the white version of this salt tested “non-detect” for Lead (as we anticipated it would, based on research we had done to date), the Lava Salt version…