table salt i think
yes, if you are craving a cigarette, and you can not have one. eat some salty popcorn, it will make the feeling go away. :] ..its not just the effect of eating, its the salt.!!..
Most likely due to dehydration
The healthiest salt is the processed and iodized sodium chloride; don't believe in the fantasies of ridiculous so called "nutritionists" !
Asparagus, because pickle contains salt which is not good for health.
Sometimes people just have a "salt tooth". Other times the craving can be an indication of low blood pressure and your body is trying to boost up the salt intake. Low sodium levels in the blood can cause that type of craving. Sometimes it is cause by an uncommon malady. See your physician for help.
Those are possible symptoms of diabetes. See a doctor for an evaluation.
Water is healthy for you, so there is really no reason to want to stop drinking it. If you wanted to stop craving it, i would eat less things that make you thirsty, like salt.
That your body is using up salt for the ickle baby and needs more. EAT SALT OR YOU'LL KILL YOUR OWN CHILD! You won't, but he or she (the ickle wee angel) may need the vitamins.
Yes, like all ungulates caribou love their salt. Much of what they eat is deprived of sodium, thus they develop a craving for salt (such as table salt, which contains sodium, and from which most livestock salt-blocks and salt-mineral mixtures contain) which can only be satisfied if they find a salt deposit were they can satiate their cravings.
I just don't have an answer..hope someone else does...and no, I am not expecting! I have to have lemons at least every day with lots of salt, after the juicing then eating the whole insides, and sometimes I need another one to finich the craving...anyone have an ideal as to why? Thanks!
Yes, wild horses do have a natural craving for salt, as it is a necessary mineral for their diet. They will seek out salt licks or mineral deposits in their environment to satisfy this need. Providing salt supplements for wild horses in controlled amounts can help ensure they receive adequate nutrition.