Why simple salt water is so much more than it seems | Tim Duignan | TEDxUQ

[honkymonkey]

As a sprinter, I used to get muscle pulls all the time. But since I started drinking water with salt about 4 months ago, I haven't had a single muscle pull, cramp, or strain.

[laurenandreatta]

8 oz. Water 1/2 to 1 teaspoon of pink Himalayan salt a squeeze of fresh lime. I drink this every morning.

[Booksdetailedsummary-ldmy]

Geat knowledge... I get my health back with little salt and water.... Thanks❤

[sabrinadamato_and_...]

Ita been known since the beginning of 1900 that purified sea water can help/heal numerous conditions. The research was done by a French biologist curing thousands of people. It didn't cost much. After his deatth, no more. Now an organisation sells it for 40-50€/liter.
Or, people make it homemade. 1 part of sea salt, 10 parts of pure water.

[bishnietech]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:00 *👩‍🔬 Saltwater is more than just a mundane substance; it's complex and plays a crucial role in various challenges we face today.*
01:08 *🔋 Understanding saltwater's ions is vital as they enable electrical signals in our bodies, essential for life.*
02:33 *🌊 Saltwater, crucial for batteries, can aid in reducing CO2 emissions, offering solutions to combat climate change.*
03:44 *💡 Despite saltwater's importance, our understanding of its fundamental properties remains limited, relying heavily on experiments.*
04:27 *🎯 Discoveries of ions' unique effects, like lithium for bipolar disorder treatment, often occur by accident due to our incomplete understanding.*
05:26 *🖥️ Molecular simulations, aided by advances in computing, offer a pathway to deeper understanding of saltwater's properties.*
07:06 *🌐 Despite challenges, advancements in computational techniques are enabling simulations to unlock saltwater's mysteries.*
08:44 *🍃 Mastery of saltwater's properties could lead to purposeful use, harnessing its potential to shape life processes and combat climate change.*

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[roseofsharon]

This was very informative. I was able to learn at the right pace because of the way you explain. Thank you.🌹

[harshas]

Very nice information but too much echo so cannot hear clearly .

[nihitpathak]

Why everyone is so upset about climate change?

[sorbosdemartalasoterapia]

great🥰I drink slat water since a very long time ago, I am sea water enterpreneur, I wish to share my experiences in EDUCATION PROGRAMS, to give to everyone who wants to feel natural better health, 💞

[gamerxg]

Drinking salt water and nothing else is good for work out and sports I tried that for the first time I dint get leg cramp the salt distribute water through out my body and u will not lose extra water or even all water from sweating it will be used up as fuel before sweating extra out

[crustythewanksock]

Is t this the same YouTube channel that was promoting “minor attraction” a few months back? 🌝

[fsaldan]

Interesting lecture, but severely damaged by the final idiotic remark "and solve climate change".

[mouthface]

He didn't want to be canceled so he had to mention climate change

[claireknowles]

Shame you had to go and mention climate change...