Re[2]: Rife and Selenium - OT

[Guest guest]

Yes I agree the only way to get these minerals back into the soil is to

place them back on the farms after we are finished with them. This is why

the Chinese are so far ahead in sustainability with the use of natural human

by-products which we currently flush out to sea. I know that there are other

issues with human waste but doesn't it make sense to get these mineral back

into the soil.

I use supplements too!

Cheers

Re[2]: Rife and Selenium - OT

> Hi ,

>

> 543 grams per ounce is what I just calculated for Brazil nuts,

> using my program USDA HealtheTech. Download site:

> http://www.ars.usda.gov/Services/docs.htm?docid=5720

>

> What concerns me is that the trace mineral content of the soil

> has been greatly reduced, due to the land being stripped of

> minerals from bad farming practices. And some areas are naturally

> low in selenium.

>

> Some of the tests used to find the quantity of each nutrient in

> each food were done many years ago, so simply looking at a chart

> is a little meaningless unless you know when and where the tests

> were done.

>

> And depending on soil conditions, the exact seeds used, and other

> factors the actual amount of any mineral can very widely.

>

> I really don't mean to rain on your parade

>

> I used to think that I could somehow get enough minerals from my

> food until I looked at all the charts (and dates) and read about

> the problem with plants absorbing the minerals.

>

> And if you're over ~40 you may have trouble absorbing them too.

> Need to take supplements to increase the amount of acid in your

> stomach.

>

> Just in case, I would take a natural selenium supplement also.

>

> Bil

>

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> MS> Hi Bil I found out that Brazil nuts can be used to get heaps of

> Selenium and

> MS> not only that if you have them with Apricot kernels they taste much

> better.

> MS> I use 5 Apricot kernels to 1 Brazil nut for myself. Also it is very

> hard to

> MS> overdo organic Selenium unless you are without cancer Brazil nuts

> taste

> MS> great too!

>

> MS> Cheers

> MS>

> MS> ----- Original Message -----

[Guest guest]

The best and cheapest source of all your trace minerals is Azomite clay from

Utah. Go to th Weston A. Price Foundation and read up on it. May help in

Rifing as it boosts the electrolyte levels. Perhaps Rife had better results

because the people had more electrolytes in them in the 30¹s. We may know

for certain in a few more years that the #1 cause of all health problems is

a lack of trace minerals. Eat a teaspoon of Azomite a day! lee

> Hi ,

>

> 543 grams per ounce is what I just calculated for Brazil nuts,

> using my program USDA HealtheTech. Download site:

> http://www.ars.usda.gov/Services/docs.htm?docid=5720

>

> What concerns me is that the trace mineral content of the soil

> has been greatly reduced, due to the land being stripped of

> minerals from bad farming practices. And some areas are naturally

> low in selenium.

>

> Some of the tests used to find the quantity of each nutrient in

> each food were done many years ago, so simply looking at a chart

> is a little meaningless unless you know when and where the tests

> were done.

>

> And depending on soil conditions, the exact seeds used, and other

> factors the actual amount of any mineral can very widely.

>

> I really don't mean to rain on your parade

>

> I used to think that I could somehow get enough minerals from my

> food until I looked at all the charts (and dates) and read about

> the problem with plants absorbing the minerals.

>

> And if you're over ~40 you may have trouble absorbing them too.

> Need to take supplements to increase the amount of acid in your

> stomach.

>

> Just in case, I would take a natural selenium supplement also.

>

> Bil

>

> PC 1000

> M-Pulse 5000 magnetic pulse generator

> * http://magpulser.com

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

These foods are Not high in selenium. Don't believe much of what

you read. A good amount of selenium (daily) would be 200mcg

From the USDA program HealtheTech:

Selenium content of the following foods, 100 gram portions (3.5

oz)

Raw carrots: 0.1mcg

Raw beets: 0.7mcg

Raw Russet potato (flesh and skin): 0.4mcg

Raw ginger: 0.7mcg

This isn't surprising since most foods contain almost no selenium

Please excuse me if I seem like I'm nitpicking, but I had a

feeling that there was almost no selenium in the foods you

mentioned, and it appears I was correct.

People need to know that what they read in books or other

publications (even those written by nutritionists) is often

totally incorrect! I know because I've checked out a number of

bogus claims.

Bil

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d> Hi,

d> For Selenium :

d> Try carrot juice. Selenium is higher in carrots from North(NY type)

d> than Calif. Also juice other roots:Beet,potatoes, ginger,etc. See

d> juicing books.

d> For trace minerals:

d> Try a bath with one pound of Dead Sea Salt one time/week. Larger

d> crystals have more minerals. These salts have 60+ trace minerals. You

d> will absorb apx. 2% thru the skin in a 20-30 minute fairly hot bath.

d> Also try drinking MOORLIFE or NORIMOOR with trace amt. of 300+ herbs

d> and minerals.

d> Did you know that you can take in Vitamins, minerals, etc. thru

d> frequencies. See LeVoi at:www.harmonyera.com. She used to sell

d> a 4 CD set called Lifessence Series. You can also do this with a

d> frequency generator.

d> As we learn to take care of ourselves, it will not matter even if

d> they try to outlaw minerals with CODEX.

d> Namaste,

d>

d>

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>> > Hi ,

>> >

>> > 543 grams per ounce is what I just calculated for Brazil nuts,

>> > using my program USDA HealtheTech. Download site:

>> > http://www.ars.usda.gov/Services/docs.htm?docid=5720

>> >

>> > What concerns me is that the trace mineral content of the soil

>> > has been greatly reduced, due to the land being stripped of

>> > minerals from bad farming practices. And some areas are naturally

>> > low in selenium.

>> >

>> > Some of the tests used to find the quantity of each nutrient in

>> > each food were done many years ago, so simply looking at a chart

>> > is a little meaningless unless you know when and where the tests

>> > were done.

>> >

>> > And depending on soil conditions, the exact seeds used, and other

>> > factors the actual amount of any mineral can very widely.

>> >

>> > I really don't mean to rain on your parade

>> >

>> > I used to think that I could somehow get enough minerals from my

>> > food until I looked at all the charts (and dates) and read about

>> > the problem with plants absorbing the minerals.

>> >

>> > And if you're over ~40 you may have trouble absorbing them too.

>> > Need to take supplements to increase the amount of acid in your

>> > stomach.

>> >

>> > Just in case, I would take a natural selenium supplement also.

>> >

>> > Bil

>> >

>> > PC 1000

>> > M-Pulse 5000 magnetic pulse generator

>> > * http://magpulser.com

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

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