The Two Seas

The Dead Sea and the Sea of Galilee are both found in the Holy Land. Both are fed by the same primary source – the Jordan River. But one is very much alive, while the other has neither fish, nor macroscopic aquatic organisms living in it.

Why is that?

The Sea of Galilee is only alive because what flows in also flows out. The Dead Sea has no outlet and the accumulation of salt has killed all life.

The Role of Salt

Sodium chloride is essential in the nutritional and physiological processes of all animals, including humans. It is a necessary part of all body tissues and fluids.

The amount and concentration in the body must be maintained within narrow limits, through a large number of physiological mechanisms. These mechanisms control the concentration and secretion of salt so that the amount eliminated balances with the amount taken in with food.

If salt concentrations are greatly disturbed and are either too high or too low (usually caused by disease), death may result. Our bodies contain approximately 70% water. The human body also has approximately the same salinity as the oceans. The kidneys are the major organ that adjusts the level of sodium.

In life giving is as necessary as receiving to thrive and feel alive and, as important as salt is, too much is as bad as too little.

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