Re: Iodine and temperatures

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Here's a bit of reading that addresses your question. I hope someone else weighs in.http://www.buzzle.com/articles/table-salt-vs-sea-salt-difference-between-sea-salt-and-table-salt.htmlJoans

Why does unrefined salt act substantially different than table/refined salt ?Sent from my iPhone 4O

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There are minerals in unrefined. Refined has had the minerals stripped from it and cleaned with a chloride brine.

Steph

Re: Re: Iodine and temperatures

Does the salt cause one to retain fluid? Ann

On 31-Jan-11, at 6:11 PM, Baker wrote:

Yes! It's recommended to take at least 1 Tablespoon per day.--VAt 04:57 PM 1/31/2011, you wrote:>Does taking more of the unrefined salt help quicken the recovery time for >the adrenals?>>Lori>~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~--A.J. Muste

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To be honest I don't think that's the best source on salt, there is a lot

more to be said, and some things said that aren't quite accurate (like so

many of these " ehow " and similar websites). Here are my favorite sources:

Article by Dr. Brownstein (who also has a book about unrefined Salt that is

highly valuable www.drbrownstein.com)

http://www.vrp.com/minerals/celtic-sea-salt-shattering-the-myths-about-one-of-na\

tures-most-necessary-nutrients

And Curezone's salt page, with a huge amount of historical and health

information:

http://curezone.com/foods/saltcure.asp

best of health,

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I had problems with the Adrenal list (was not allowed to post, they let me post on their Chat list though no one as commented) as I found Earthing to be helpful to reduce inflammation (pain) but some have had less anxiety etc. But the most amazing thing for me is in 4 hours my shoulder (diagnosed as tendonitis, but nothing helped it, homeopathic, Chiro, physio or Australian Bush Flower Essences but that grounding mat did and is still fine. I bought my own mat and even my husband (the sceptic) made ourselves some other grounding units (mine is from paperclip, alligator clips and liver necklace (on the floor or over my foot) and my husband soldered a grounding wire to a copper bracelet (modified three pronged plug with only wire coming from Ground to bracelet.) Perhaps this info might be of use to some of you as well (helps one sleep better, most likely because of less pain? Though it does affect a LOT of the different systems in the body. IF you live in a temperate climate you can ground yourself so walking on the ground outside will help. It is snowing here and too cold for walking barefoot in the wet grass. Without shoes and high rises, a lot of the illnesses one sees might be helped with Earthing. Got the book on Amazon.com as well as the flexible grounding mat.http://www.amazon.com/Direct-from-the-Manufacturer-Connection/dp/B003RLOBOK/ref=pd_sim_b_1 http://www.shop.earthing.net/ http://www.shop.earthing.net/Earthing-Mat_c3.htm http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26HphzJmWKU & feature=related GOOD INFO http://www.shop.earthing.net/Accessories_c7.htm last one is the ground tester to make sure your system is grounded. http://www.earthinginstitute.net/studies/earthing_chronic_inflammation_2003.pdf but a lot more articles that might be of interest like the cortisole connection.http://www.earthinginstitute.net/studies/cortisol_study_2004.pdf Louise From: iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of Kathleen BlakeSent: Friday, January 28, 2011 6:37 PMiodine Subject: Re: Re: Iodine and temperatures Hi Jim, I don’t even remember the questions now, it was so long ago. But I also asked a purely adrenal question some time after that, and a message came up that I was not allowed to post to the group. =-( So perhaps because I had at one time brought up iodine, they decided not to let me even ask a question without iodine in the question? In any case, I still get the digest, but don’t bother to get help there any longer as they won't let me post. Kathleen