The Effect of Sodium Chloride (Salt) Upon the Human Body and Human Health: The Only Inorganic Substance Human Beings Consume, the Usage of Sodium Within the Human Body, the Concept of “Electrolytes”, How Electrical Current is Generated Within the Human Body, How the Human Body Regulates Sodium, the Ideal Balance of Sodium Within the Human Body, the Period When Sodium Consumption Began Being Viewed Negatively Within the U.S., the Reasons the U.S. Public Began Viewing Sodium Negatively, the Majority of Sodium Studies Sharing No Correlation With Poor Health During the 20th Century, the Minority Populations Which are Prone to Sodium Causing Poor Health, the Dietary Restrictions of the Yanomami (Human Being) Ethnic Group of Venezuela and Brazil, the Data Which Skewed the the International Study of Electrolyte Excretion and Blood Pressure (Intersalt) Study, the Most Common Risk Factors for Hypertension, the Correlation Between Blood Pressure and Sodium, the Reason Some Patients Can Consume Sodium Without Experiencing Changes in Blood Pressure, the Hypothesis of Why Human Beings Require Sodium, the Organ Which Permitted Marine Life to Migrate Onto Land, the Function of the Renal System (Blood and Urine Filter) of the Human Body, the Majority of Human Beings Unaffected by Sodium Consumption, the Government of Finland Attempting to Reduce Societal Sodium Consumption Within Finland, the Reduction of the Recommended Daily Sodium Consumption Post the 1960’s, the Impact of the Government of Finland Attempting to Reduce Societal Sodium Consumption, U.S. Non-Profit Organization the American Heart Association’s Recommended Daily Sodium Consumption, and the Correlation Between Sodium Regulation and Genes