Re: OT: epsom salt bathing ... metal concerns?

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In frequent-dose-chelation kfmwall wrote:

OK .. after doing some reading about Beyond Clean (calcium EDTA) ..

I'm not sure I want to use it anymore ... I don't want to mix and

match protocols here ... and some folks over at the autism mercury

group talked about negatives with the product. But I still want to

take baths in my jacuzzi ... they help! But I don't have a whole house

filter ... so I'm getting regular water in there. Anyone else have a

similar issue? Do I need to be super concerned? I know there are other

epsom salt bathers out there who can advise.

-----------I am sort of in the same boat. I have arsenic in my well water, no

whole house filter because I don't think it would take care of the arsenic

anyway, but I did get a distiller for drinking water, but you can't distill all

your water, so I too have not been taking epsom salt baths, because I don't know

if they will do more harm than good. So sorry I don't have the answer, but I do

understand your dilemma. So instead, I have been trying to get more sulfate by

using epsom salt cream, taking glucosamine sulfate as a supplement, and putting

plain gelatin in my coffee. Gelatin is a good source of sulfate, and yes I know

I shouldn't drink coffee, it is one of my weaknesses, but it is hot and melts

the gelatin.--------Jackie

K

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