Pink is in this season — but not in the form of wrap skirts and platform shoes. Instead of storming the runways, the rosy hue is making a splash on tabletops nationwide. Meet Himalayan pink salt: Once ...

THE AMOUNT OF salt you should consume per day depends on your specific needs, Sherry says. Although salt is not pure sodium, ...

Are you into sweet or salty snacks? While some favor a combination (looking at you, peanut M&Ms) many of us fall into one camp or the other. According to a National Consumer Panel survey 25% of ...

Social media has dubbed Himalayan pink salt as nature’s Mounjaro. Historically, salt has been hailed as the nemesis with the NHS recommending no more than 6g of salt a day for adults (that’s around a ...

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The pricey pink stuff is hailed as a better-for-you version, with more minerals than table salt, but some argue that it's no healthier. Our experts weigh in. Somehow, in recent years, we’ve gone from ...

Himalayan pink salt, and specialty salts vary in mineral content, processing, and health impact. As reported by Harvard T.H. Chan (The Nutrition Source) while some salts provide trace minerals and ...

Social media never seems to run out of wellness tricks that promise big results in no time. From detox teas to apple cider vinegar shots, there’s always a new trend that claims to melt fat, flatten ...

Have you switched to and been swayed by Himalayan pink salt lately? If so, do you know how good it is for your health? There’s a certain allure to the dusty rose glow of Himalayan pink salt. It sits ...

Pink Himalayan salt is billed as one of the purest and most expensive salts in the world. It's mined in the Khewra Salt Mine in Punjab, Pakistan, where it's allegedly referred to as "white gold." Over ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dr. Nina Shapiro is a physician writer who dispels health myths. Yet another way to spend disposable income is to buy fancy salt.