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In the human body, salt is eliminated mainly by
Liver
Blood
Skin
Kidneys
Level of salt inside our bodies is controlled is fairly straightforward: when levels are too high, our brains are stimulated to make us thirsty. We drink more and excrete more urine (through kidney), through which the body expels excess salt.
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