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Celtic Salt 09 Feb 2014 02:16 #39737

jackrabbit Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 25 Thank you received: 2	G'day to all, Have been following the recent discussions on sea water and remineralisation. Would the benefits of this be the same if Celtic Salt is used? - say a teaspoon or two at AM along with lemon juice in a glass of water. Thankyou
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Celtic Salt 09 Feb 2014 03:18 #39740

Rev Ray Visitor	curezone.org/foods/salt/Celtic_Sea_Salt_Analysis.asp shows all whats in Celtic looks like a good choice I was suggesting a few teaspoons of salt water, not salt, but some intake more than others. There will be more guides in a google search on protocols than I can imagine. sea water sea salt is a known remineralizer Let us know how you do. Salt lemon water popsicles in summer?
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Celtic Salt 24 Mar 2014 11:03 #41988

Simone.spek Offline Premium Member Posts: 131 Thank you received: 131	Hi It is good indeed. The protocol for this is half a teaspoon of keltic seasalt in the morning AM. And 6 glasses of water. Good for heart diseases, Lupus and asthma. Source: Dr. Fereydoon Batmangelidj The following user(s) said Thank You: Rev Ray, jackrabbit
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Celtic Salt 24 Mar 2014 19:04 #42022

Chloe Offline Premium Member Posts: 85 Thank you received: 34	Is this celtic sea salt straight (in water) or with a dose of MMS? Thanks, Chloe
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Celtic Salt 24 Mar 2014 19:41 #42023

Simone.spek Offline Premium Member Posts: 131 Thank you received: 131	There are 2 kinds of celtic salt: sel gris and fleur de sel Both good The following user(s) said Thank You: Rev Ray, jackrabbit
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Celtic Salt 24 Mar 2014 19:42 #42024

Simone.spek Offline Premium Member Posts: 131 Thank you received: 131	I put it on my hand and later drink some water The following user(s) said Thank You: Rev Ray, Chloe
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Celtic Salt 25 Mar 2014 03:13 #42052

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According to what I found online

Celtic Sea Salt® is a Brand name registered since 1976

You could apply that name to anything and it doesn't mean anything

If you've ever seen Chicken of the sea on sale you'll know it has nothing to do with Chicken and is infact a brand of Tuna Fish.

Personally I have experimented with numerous salts and from what I can determine the most important factor was where it came from and how it was treated.

I personally prefer Salt that comes from the living sea that we have with us right now, not the salt that came from 10,000+ years ago such as rock salt, pink salt, etc

I also believe the way the salt is dried is important. I've seen more health benefits from salt that was hand collected and air / sun dried then those salts that were dried in a machine

If it doesn't say on the box it was hand collected, hand harvested, dried in the sun or air then it probably wasn't.

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Celtic Salt 25 Mar 2014 08:49 #42076

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Thank you Jack, starting the topic. We are all waking up. Seeing that the worst is to buy the very fine supermarket (refined) salt. When it is very fine, do not buy it. It should be coarse. Sun dried is very important. I buy mine online.sometimes the salt is wet in the package. I let it sundry outside.

But the worst is that we are being made scared for salt, whereas it is actually a real life saver, especially heart patients, asthma and Lupus patients The right salt contains many minerals we need.

Of course NaClo2 is salt as well...

Under a picture: back to the old times...

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Celtic Salt 25 Mar 2014 14:13 #42080

Rev Ray Visitor	Salt increases cell conductivity Sugar diminishes cell conductiity
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