Hi Danny, thank you. I've been monitoring the newsflow closely and yes will be following up on SALT and more broadly the TEK portfolio. I remain positive about the forward prospects for these.
Intriguing. I remember a story as a child of a Mexican experiment where prisoners sentenced to death could either be shot or go on a salt-free diet for a month. Whichever choice they made they died. But I also know that heart attack and stroke is a major killer - as I cover in my article..... so for salt a happy medium appears necessary. Perhaps one day we will have a telehealth device to monitor our salt levels to keep things optimal?
Been some interest in SALT just lately.
Some excellent analysis here from you , just prior and immediately after. Perhaps time for a follow up?
We should be hearing something soon from those Bulk customers progressing their reformulation?
Hi Danny, thank you. I've been monitoring the newsflow closely and yes will be following up on SALT and more broadly the TEK portfolio. I remain positive about the forward prospects for these.
I am sure your assessment of SALT is excellent.
However I just wanted to point out that governments can get things wrong.
Many people believe that salt is essential for our hydration and diet and that restricting salt intake can actually cause health problems!
Here is the alternative argument that salt is essential:
https://dailynewsfromaolf.substack.com/p/how-does-salt-restriction-lead-to?utm_source=profile&utm_medium=reader2
Intriguing. I remember a story as a child of a Mexican experiment where prisoners sentenced to death could either be shot or go on a salt-free diet for a month. Whichever choice they made they died. But I also know that heart attack and stroke is a major killer - as I cover in my article..... so for salt a happy medium appears necessary. Perhaps one day we will have a telehealth device to monitor our salt levels to keep things optimal?