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A member asked:
What are causes of salt sensitvity leading to extreme dehydration? i have had bloodwork done which came back normal. i can only eat natural foods now.
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See below: I am not clear regarding the context of your question. If you eat a lot of salty food,you will feel thirsty.If your blood work is normal,it is unlikely you are dehydrated
Answered 4/23/2016
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