Re: Maybe Ruthie can help..

August 19, 2001

No, I haven't heard of it, but off the top of my head I'd say it

sounds suspect. Firstly that there would be any joint Israel-Arab

venture is highly unlikely and secondly with Dead Sea products you

are never sure if they are genuine unless you buy them with place of

origin guarantees. Dead Sea water sounds a bit like the " sand from

the Holy Land where Jesus walked " they sell in the arab souk. Dodgy!

There are some genuine dead sea products here, but I have never heard

of " sea of life. " I will do a search on spirulina and let you know,

I can't say I've ever heard of it, but that could be ignorance on my

part, of which I have plenty!

Ruthie

> I get lots of spam, most of which is binned, but had this:

>

> Sea of Life Corporation is a joint Israeli-Jordanian-Palestinian

> venture with factories in Arad, Israel and Amman, Jordan, focussing

on

> Development, Manufacturing, Dead Sea Mud, Dead Sea Massage Salts,

Dead

> Sea Water, Neutraceuticals such as Dunaliella (rich in Beta

Carotene),

> Spirulina, Rhodella, Low Sodium Salts with Micro Algaes and an

> advanced marketing concept for Spas&Resorts/Day Spas/Health

products

> and Retailers.

> We are giving peace a chance since 1997 and we are committed to

> promote peace in the spirits of the prophets forever.

>

> Just on the off chance Ruthie, have you heard of these people and

do

> you know (or does anyone) anything about Spirulina and how it is

> grown? I had the chance to taste a chilled Spirulina cocktail

> recently and thought it very nice and definitely more-ish but

wasn't

> sure where you could get it.

>

> Miranda

> (not into this sort of diversification yet!)

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