History and Properties
250 Million Years in the Making
Himalayan Pink Salt was formed over 250 million years ago during the Jurassic era. The ancient sea beds inside these mountains, where this salt is mined, were once covered by lava. The lava created a natural barrier that protected the salt from toxins and pollutants—making it widely considered the purest salt on earth.
Historically, Himalayan people used yaks to carry this salt along perilous mountain paths for trade, utilizing it to preserve fish and meat. Today, mining in Pakistan’s Salt Range is strictly regulated near the foothills of the Himalayas to maintain its natural purity, stretching almost a half-mile into mountains with 25 tunnels and 11 levels.
Medicinal & Culinary Uses
With its natural mineral composition, distinctive mild salty taste, and beautiful pink crystals, Himalayan Pink Salt is a popular choice for everyday cooking and gourmet food preparation. From seasoning everyday meals to adding the finishing touch to special dishes, it brings natural flavour to your kitchen.
- Enhances the natural flavour of everyday meals
- Perfect for seasoning vegetables, salads, and fresh dishes
- Ideal for marinating meat, chicken, and seafood
- Helps remove toxins from the body
- Perfect for grilling, roasting, and baking
- Soothes and treats asthma patients
- A natural cure for many health conditions
- Excellent exfoliating agent and natural body scrub
Animal Salt (84 Minerals)
100% all-natural compressed salt without additives or binding agents, designed with smooth curved edges to prevent animal bruising:
- Strengthens immune system & increases milk yields
- Increases thirst & restores salt lost via sweating in hot climates
- Decreases stressful behaviors like fence chewing & constant licking
- Helps animals develop shiny, healthy coats & hardens hooves
- Increases feed and forage intake while reducing drowsiness
- Helps control heartbeat & protects blood from stroke
- Improves animal digestive system by balancing blood pH levels
- Great for horses, cows, buffalo, camels, sheep, and deer