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Yeah, I did a bit of research, for my body weight a fatal amount of salt is 26g, I used 25. So I've stopped drinking it, good thing is it wasn't undrinkable, just reminded me of swimming in the ocean. Gonna drink plenty of water now ^-^
That's completely wrong. the median lethal dose of table salt is roughly 3g per kg of body weight. 3g per kg of body weight.
Ah that's a bit more understandable, I am very dumb and not great at maths so I just devided my weight by 3 to get 26That's completely wrong. the median lethal dose of table salt is roughly 3g per kg of body weight. 3g per kg of body weight.
so if someone weighs 80 kilograms then the LD50 would be 240 grams of salt which is a lot of salt. with SN 2.4 grams could be fatal so SN is 100 times more deadly than salt as one would intuitively assume.Salt poisoning - Wikipedia
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26 grams of table salt is about 1.5 tablespoons of salt and is far from being deadly.
Also compare salt to Fentanyl where 2.4 milligrams is fatal.
