Celtic salt has more minerals than Himalayan salt and works well for kids because it's tasteless. The speaker demonstrates a Berkey water filter that takes an hour to purify water and costs less than buying bottled, then asks viewers about skin changes they've noticed from using Celtic salt.
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Okay, so I'm back. I told you I would demonstrate and show you exactly what Celtic sea salt is. And, um, but before I show you that, I just want to show you the Himalayan sea salt, which is actually, um, good as well. It's minerally rich, but not as much as the Celtic. So you can see with the Himalayan, which most of you have probably seen before. If you can see that, it actually has speckles of deep, deep reddish pink. It gives it a pink cast. So that is Himalayan. And then we have the Celtic. Which I'll show close up. Celtic looks like— not as gray as my nails, but it does have a gray, a grayish-yellowish cast or hue. Detect it. Can't taste it at all. So, um, it's something easy to implement into your children's dietary regimen without them even knowing. Of course, you can cook with Celtic. I cook with it on a regular basis. I, I cook with both of these actually, the Himalayan and the Celtic. Celtic, which is more expensive, and use the Celtic for a regimen more so for treatment or therapy. So if you've never seen one, this here is a Berkey water purifier and it has a spigot. This one is the travel size Berkey. It's determined and rated to be one of the best sources to purify your water, and I've had it for about 2 years now, and the taste, the cleanliness, the freshness— you absolutely will know that this is good water once you've had it. If you're used to and accustomed to drinking water from bottles, there's an underlying taste that you may not be aware of if you're always drinking that water. Well, when you drink this water, and no, I don't have any contracts or endorsements with Berkey. I wish I did, but I don't. It's just a really great source to purify your water, so I highly recommend it. And so you just fill, you fill the top with water, And it has— well, I can't unscrew them because I do have some water in here, but there are two charcoal filters in there. And then you have the basin that catches the water as it drips through. It takes about, um, it takes about an hour for this entire basin to filter through to be clean. So if you have a rather large family like I do, they have a larger size, or you can get multiple, and you get the bang for your buck because we spend a lot in water, bottled water by the gallon. So this saves us some money in the long haul. So do the math, see if it works out for you. Definitely works out for your health. So if you have any questions or comments, let me know how you enjoyed the video or if it's helpful for you. If you feel energized once you implement the Celtic into your regimen, and see how your skin improves, let us know. Peace.
