Re: Re: Adrenals was Exercise Program-Matt Furey:Christie

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wrote below:

Of the 8 'moons' we are supposed to have, having 4 is not a good

sign. Over the long haul, you can use these as a barometer of global

tissue oxygen levels - which in turn, is an indicator of good health.

Wanita

<bible770@...> wrote:

Wanita,

I don't see it on there...

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Re: Exercise Program-Matt Furey:Christie

Allyn, please relax, I did want to upset you. Everyting is jjuusstt

fine. Now, I found a couple of typos in my earlier resposne, that

if one is not reading carefully, one may interpret the opposite of

what I actually meant. But upon reread, most can figure those out.

Of the 8 'moons' we are supposed to have, having 4 is not a good

sign. Over the long haul, you can use these as a barometer of global

tissue oxygen levels - which in turn, is an indicator of good health.

For example, my dog recently bit me, and split my nail, right

through the bed. As the old gross nail grows out, and the new one

comes in, it has a 'better' moon than the earlier one. But again, I

have been proactive in promotomg healthy and speedy regrowth-mainly

essential oils.

Per your comment, we are all trying to do the best we can. But do

some 'real' research, and any powdreed herb/plant is pretty much

gone, or on the way to being gone, unless you personally know the

source, and how long it was in that form, and the quality of the

original plant. To not be completely negative, I have here at home

some powdered herbs. But I know the grower, I know the care she

takes, and all the relevent details. I also have from her, herbs in

raw uncut/unchopped form. Herbs are VERY! tricky business. Not

simple at all as THEY would have us all believe.

I know you were not trying to tell me anything about SPL

products. Sorry if I made yo feel that way.

Your comment of 'regular' bowel activity is completely

meaningless. If you are uncomfortable speaking in this format; if

you'd like, we can e/m privately. This body function is exceedingly

impt for all kinds of reasons, & is a strong health barometer.

[Guest guest]

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Kosher salt is coarse salt without a source. Why it is ground coarse possibly

is so that when it is added to water for brining it doesn't melt too fast. Old

brine recipes say salt until you can float an egg on the water. Something to do

with viscosity. Coarse rather than fine would be better for dry meat rubs,

staying more on surface. Pure salt is also used for tanning animal hides. You

rub the salt in, let dry for a few days, repeat until fat and skin are dried up

and softened nicely.

Wanita

docscotte <docscotte@...> wrote:

Wanita, far and away, I am not the final word, on just about

anything. It seems then that we agree then that the title Kosher

Salt, implies a degree of coarsemess, and does not define the source

or mineral profile.

> .>

> > I've been doing Dr. Kaslow's C, B5, B6 and salt adrenal

> insufficiency protocol

> http://www.drkaslow.com/html/adrenal_insufficiency.html