Re: Has anyone heard of Azomite mineral powder?

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> Weston A. Price talks of Azomite mineral powder as a very

inexpensive

> way to get mineral that are depleted in our soil. It is sold as a

> fertilizer for planting, but Dr. Price delcares that if taken by the

> tablespoon with water daily it can really help our immunity and

> overall health. Any thoughts?

==>I do not recommend it for candida sufferers or anyone with

digestive problems because azomite is actually a clay, described as

follows:

" This natural rock dust is an ****aluminum silicate clay**** mixed

with many minerals. It began as an ancient marine deposit and was

brought to the surface by volcanic action. It has been in use over 50

years as a source of available potash (2.5%) and over 50 trace

minerals, including Calcium (2%), Sodium (1%), Iron (0.5%), and

Magnesium (0.5%). Apply at ¼-2 tons/acre, or ¼ to 2 pounds per 10

square feet. Use as annual topdressing where soil pH is 6.8 or lower.

Another excellent food supplement (the rock dust described in Secrets

of the Soil) renowned for its many remarkable properties.

Contains 60-70 trace minerals and is also useful as an anticaking

agent. "

==>I believe clay products interfere with digestion, so that is why I

recommend ocean sea salt. Also ocean sea salt contains over 84

minerals while azomite contains 60-70.

Bee