QUESTION = CSWater can make some Sick, Some it Don't

2008-06-05 Thread Treblclef2
Shep, Where is the chlorine coming from if you use unprocessed sea salt? And where is the sodium chloride coming from? Thanks in advance for your response. I'm really curious, that's all. In a message dated 6/4/2008 8:37:28 P.M. Central Daylight Time,

Re: QUESTION = CSWater can make some Sick, Some it Don't

2008-06-05 Thread sol
Sea salts are mostly sodium chloride, I've seen analyses of over 85% to 98%. Those trace minerals in sea salt really are traces. sol treblcl...@aol.com wrote: Shep, Where is the chlorine coming from if you use unprocessed sea salt? And where is the sodium chloride coming from? Thanks in

Re: QUESTION = CSWater can make some Sick, Some it Don't

2008-06-05 Thread Marshall Dudley
treblcl...@aol.com wrote: Shep, Where is the chlorine coming from if you use unprocessed sea salt? The sea salt. And where is the sodium chloride coming from? The sea salt. Marshall Thanks in advance for your response. I'm really curious, that's all. In a message

Re: QUESTION = CSWater can make some Sick, Some it Don't

2008-06-05 Thread Jeff Shepler
Yes and those trace minerals are so important for health... Shep Sea salts are mostly sodium chloride, I've seen analyses of over 85% to 98%. Those trace minerals in sea salt really are traces. sol treblcl...@aol.com wrote: Shep, Where is the chlorine coming from if you

Re: QUESTION = CSWater can make some Sick, Some it Don't

2008-06-05 Thread Clayton Family
I think sol means we require more of those minerals than we can get just from the salt. There have been many discussions about mineral supplementation here before. On Jun 5, 2008, at 10:58 AM, Jeff Shepler wrote:    Yes and those trace minerals are so important for health... Shep Sea

Re: QUESTION = CSWater can make some Sick, Some it Don't

2008-06-05 Thread Dee
I have Himalayan salt. Dee ---Original Message--- From: sol Date: 05/06/2008 15:41:11 To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: QUESTION = CSWater can make some Sick, Some it Don't Sea salts are mostly sodium chloride, I've seen analyses of over 85% to 98%. Those trace minerals in sea

Re: QUESTION = CSWater can make some Sick, Some it Don't

2008-06-05 Thread Jeff Shepler
Yep, the body uses plant derived minerals and also the ionic forms in water...kelp is an excellent source , for iodine, too. If not we could eat dirt, most commercial mineral supplements are the wrong form. I mix Azomite in h2o , comes in 50lb bag...cheap Shep I think sol means we require

Re: QUESTION = CSWater can make some Sick, Some it Don't

2008-06-05 Thread mborgert
what do you do with azomite? Garden? or human uses? Mary -- Original message from Jeff Shepler shep...@locl.net: -- Yep, the body uses plant derived minerals and also the ionic forms in water...kelp is an excellent source , for iodine, too. If not we could eat dirt,

Re: QUESTION = CSWater can make some Sick, Some it Don't

2008-06-05 Thread cking001
On 6/5/2008 3:41:14 PM, mborg...@att.net wrote: what do you do with azomite? Garden? or human uses? Mary Yes, both. Great mineral source. Damn shipping cost more than the product, but a bag goes forever for a home gardener. Use it for a mineral supplement for yourself, too.