Re: [SPAM]Re: sea salt sources

[Guest guest]

Ah. . . so, does that mean more of an alkaline effect on the body?

--G.

[sPAM]Re:[ ] sea salt sources

I remember from my macrobiotic days that roasting salt makes it moreyang, as in yin/yang.Ballady>> What is the benefit of roasting it????> --G.> > > This guy, Seekverta, is on the ORMUS group. He lives in Hong Kongand goes to Tibet to collect salt. > > He sells Tibetan sea salt that has been roasted for variousamounts of time, in bamboo: www.tibetangold.com > > Sharon>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, I did read the site, very interesting, but that means it's not "just" salt anymore. Not that I'm complaining, but it's really another product, sort of "more-than" instead. It's worth trying, if nothing else out of curiousity. The idea of it becoming more yang also interests me.

Cheers,

G.

Re:[ ] sea salt sources

What is the benefit of roasting it????

--G.

This guy, Seekverta, is on the ORMUS group. He lives in Hong Kong and goes to Tibet to collect salt.

He sells Tibetan sea salt that has been roasted for various amounts of time, in bamboo: www.tibetangold.com

Sharon