4 chapters across the catalog
The host expresses frustration with Bubly sparkling water for adding electrolytes like potassium chloride, preferring natural mineral water instead. The conversation shifts to the observation that many people in certain areas are still wearing masks in public, which the hosts find baffling and unnecessary.
Potassium Deficiency, COVID-19 Susceptibility Anecdote
A discussion emerges regarding a potential link between potassium intake and COVID-19 resistance. One host notes he stopped taking liquid potassium a week before falling ill, while his partner, who eats two bananas daily, remained healthy despite close contact.
Potassium Iodide Orders, Slingbox Technical Issues
The Department of Health and Human Services has reportedly ordered 14 million doses of potassium iodide to be delivered by February 2014. This news is linked to ongoing concerns about radiation from Fukushima. On a personal note, a host discusses technical difficulties maintaining "Slingbox" connections in various international locations, including Australia and London.
Calium Salt, Potential New Food Additive Meme
The hosts investigate a mention of "Calium salt" in the Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf. They suspect it may be a rebranding of potassium chloride, intended to replace traditional salt in the same way aspartame replaced sugar. They issue an "All Producers Bulletin" to watch for the emergence of this new food additive meme.
