Samantha Skyring
Guest on Digital Social Hour
Samantha Skyring is the founder and CEO of **Oryx Desert Salt**, a South African brand that sources and markets unrefined desert salt. She is known for building the company into an international business and for speaking about ethical, regenerative, values-led entrepreneurship.
Products they talk about
Celtic Sea Salt👍 Recommends
…history of how celtic sea salt helped people transition away from table salt
“And then in 1970, um, the Celtic salt, um, Jacques Delarange was the founder. And thank you to him for switching people off table salt onto sea salt, because it does come with the minerals and the trace elements.”
on Digital Social Hour
Celtic Sea Salt👍 Recommends
…history of sea salt and improvements over table salt
“And then in 1970, the Celtic salt, Jacques Delarange was the founder. And thank you to him for switching people off table salt onto sea salt because it does come with the minerals and the trace elements.”
on Digital Social Hour
Himalayan Salt👍 Recommends
…crediting himalayan salt for creating global awareness of mineral-rich salt alternatives
“Um, and yet thank you Himalayan for actually creating a global gourmet awareness of salt. It was, it was this beautiful pink salt that ladies love. Yeah. Um, that in a way woke people up to salt. Oh, it's because of the different color. Oh, wow. Comes from, you know, Pakistan. Um, and oh, it's mineral rich.”
on Digital Social Hour
The Salt Fix👍 Recommends
…recommending a book about salt myths and why salt was unfairly vilified
“And there's a beautiful human, James D. Nicolantonio. Um, he's, uh, written a book called the salt fix. And, uh, I love what the sort of the wrap up is the wrong white crystal got the bad rap. So it was almost that sugar, you know, our attention was put onto sugar in terms of, um, rather it was put onto salt because it was creating, um, hypertension and various other things to the body.”
on Digital Social Hour
The Salt Fix👍 Recommends
…book about salt and how it was unfairly vilified compared to sugar
“There's a beautiful human, James Di Nicolantonio. He's written a book called The Salt Fix. And I love what the sort of the wrap up is. The wrong white crystal got the bad wrap.”
on Digital Social Hour