Chlorine can promote healthy teeth and hair, aid in
digestion, help control
colic, help to boost a
sluggish liver, work to treat skin
rashes and other
skin disorders, help the body heal
tissue injuries.
Natural sources of chlorine are
Sea salt (
Sodium Chloride - most common),
olives,
seaweed,
fish, raw
goat's milk, raw
cheese,
sardines, and
rye flour.
Deficiencies of chlorine are loss of hair and teeth, difficult
digestion, and poor muscle
contractability.
An interesting side note is that too much chlorine can destroy
Vitamin E stores and
intestinal flora. Because of this, people who have a high
consumtion of chlorine should eat
yogurts and increase their intake of Vitamin E and Vitamin C.
Compiled From: www.fda.gov & www.healthyliving.com