Hi Marshall , could dolomite be used as a water filter do you think ?
thanks
On 23/02/2015, at 10:38, Marshall wrote:
Dolomite is calcium magnesium carbonate. It contains approximately
the correct ratio of calcium to magnesium that a human body needs.
Back in the 70's it was touted as being the perfect calcium/
magnesium supplement, and I took it for years. Sine then though
it has been determined that it is not well absorbed by the body, and
even worse may contain a number of toxic elements, primarily heavy
metals such as lead.
For more information see
http://goaskalice.columbia.edu/dolomite-nutritional-supplement
Marshall
On 2/22/2015 6:36 PM, Ron wrote:
I remember reading that although inorganic minerals cannot be
absorbed by cells they can still stimulate.
Obviously too much stimulation is not a good thing.
Ron
On 2/21/2015 9:42 AM, Nenah Sylver wrote:
If my memory is correct, dolomite is basically powdered rock. It’s
NOT ionic or colloidal, so the particles are too large to get
across the cell membrane to nourish the tissues. I don’t think
that the particles are broken down by the digestive tract.
I take ionic/colloidal minerals (Sea Minerals from Assured
Organics, though Concentrace seems like a similar product), along
with a few drops of Willard Water. It gives my filtered water a
nice alkaline pH of about 8, along with a good ORAC score.
Nenah
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