Quote by Isak Dinesen

The cure for anything is salt water -- sweat, teats, or the sea.

The cure for anything is salt water -- sweat, teats, or the

Summary

This quote suggests that salt water, whether it is in the form of perspiration, tears, or the vast expanse of the sea, has the power to heal. It implies that engaging in physical activities that lead to sweating can help alleviate ailments, shedding tears can be cathartic and therapeutic, and being in the presence of the sea can provide solace and comfort. Salt water, in its various forms, is portrayed as a natural remedy that possesses the ability to heal and rejuvenate both the body and the soul.

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