Re: salt/potassium

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Joy wrote:

> Late responding to this, - have a backlog of posts to get through. Don,

> you suggested Candace use lemon on her vegetables instead of salt. I do

> enjoy lemon, but also at times use potassium chloride. Wondered if the

> additional potassium might be helpful in her situation. I know that

> ideally she would be getting sufficient potassium from her vegetables,

> but it sounds as though her digestive system isn't working well,

> and perhaps the potassium would assist in " moving " her tract. Hopefully

> by this time the problem has cleared up somewhat for her, at any rate.

> But did still want to ask about your thoughts on the use of potassium?

> Anyone interested in using potassium, DONT use the salt substitutes in

> the stores - full of extra chemicals. You can get pure potassium

> chloride at the healthfood store, or online. Joy

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You bet Joy. It is very possible she could be suffering from lack of

potassium. This mineral plays such a huge role in our bodies. Here is an

url that talks about some of the many roles potassium plays in our

bodies. http://members.tripod.com/~charles_W/arthritis4.html

<http://members.tripod.com/%7Echarles_W/arthritis4.html> This is

mainly about arthritis and treating it as a potassium deficiency leading

to cure. Lots of info. She could also be deficient in magnesium as well.

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Peace, love and light,

Don " Quai " Eitner

" Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the animal

and wakes in man. "

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