How to answer this and not come across offensive or arrogant or whatever???
The thing is Dan, I appear to be in pretty good health for my age and don't
have any 'issues', so my 'investigative methods' are rather limited. However,
I will never go down any road which involves salt, other than to sprinkle some
on my sandwich perhaps <g>. I also steer away from most published articles, in
this instance because it's a bit above my head. I don't go down any road I am
unfamiliar with, if it ain't broke I don't mess with it. Maybe one day if/when
the need arises I may trawl through the archives and pick something that I
think is worth a try, THAT'S when I may be more in a position to 'investigate'.
One needs to remember, not everyone has issues which requires attention, some
of us {maybe only me?} don't find a need to play around with all that other
stuff...yet? Not implying I am against it, just don't have a need to go down
that path.
My EIS does everything asked of it up to this point in time, and one can get
rather tied up with all available published literature and may tend to loose
sight of things. Information is one thing, too much information and one starts
to 'experiment', which is fine for those who wish to pursue other things, just
not for me at the moment.
I'm not a great believer of 'studies' etc either, they suit a particular agenda
in my mind, I'd rather stay an independent thinker, that way if anything does
go wrong, I know exactly where to point the finger, or what to point the finger
at. Example: Some report cosmetic issues with the past ingestion or
application of EIS, I've been ingesting EIS for some time now and I don't have
any 'cosmetic' issues. Why is that the case..? I haven't a clue, and I'm not
about to investigate or experiment to find out either, I have nothing of
substance to report or investigate.
Just my dumbar*e simple minded simplistic way of viewing things, not everyone
is credentialled or an academically qualified brainiac, I don't play around
with things I am unfamiliar with. Who knows, one day I may NEED to? just not
yet, the boat may be slowing down, but it's still sailing without any
assistance, other than my daily EIS regime perhaps, but then perhaps THAT'S why
I don't have any observable issues to date? <g>. This may be my one and only
'investigative method'?
N.
> Date: Sun, 2 Sep 2012 10:20:20 -0500
> Subject: Re: CS>Mixing Salt and CS/EIS
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
>
> Check out the extract below. The human body wants to have fluids
> within the normal range of its electrolytic balance. Any gross
> difference can cause damage, and pain if one has the nerves to feel
> it. CS is essentially distilled water which has no electrolytes,
> normal saline solution is what we are shooting for, water with
> excessive salt in it has too many electrolytes.
>
> Neville, your investigative method leaves a lot to be desired. Why
> don't you make use of the work of others who have investigated some of
> these issues already?
>
> Dan
>
