now where can I get the Concentrace at a reasonable
price?<
Call whatever HF stores are near you and ask for it.
If they do not carry it, contact friends who are not
near you whom you visit periodically and ask them to
call the HF stores near them. If no one carries it, I
can ship it to you - $30 plus shipping.
Terry Chamberlin
Hi,
Thanks for the suggestion of Concentrace, I had recently been looking
into buying minerals on a regular basis at an economical price and was
about to purchase some of more commonly available type of liquid
minerals product (diluted in juice) in bulk from the USA, as this would
cost less (even with postage) than the usual price per bottle in UK
health shops. Luckily Concentrace appears to be available in the UK
from http://www.concentrace.co.uk at very reasonable prices.
I've recently renewed my interest in organic gardening and have started
collecting seaweed from a nearby beach to make a liquid plant feed with
as it is meant to be the best kind of fertilizer due to high mineral
content. However I would imagine considerable research would need to go
into checking the purity of any local seawater before deciding to drink
it and of course there is the issue of how to remove the salt.
I've also been investigating the supposed benefits of ingesting
Bentonite clay. I've used it a few times in colon cleanses (mixed
with psyllium), but upon looking at the information at this site,
http://www.eytonsearth.org have decided to buy in bulk some calcium
bentonite and explore not only more regular internal use, but external
use in baths, which are claimed to be very therapeutic and assist the
body in removing toxins and heavy metals.
I did a colon cleanse a few years ago following Dr Richard Anderson's
"Cleanse and Purify" protocol, and using his "Arise and Shine" liquid
minerals. In his book he affirms the importance of PH testing before
a cleanse and suggests that a healthy morning urine sample taken after
eating acid forming foods the previous day, ought to show an acidic
reading of 5.7 to 6 (ideally 5.6 or below) , proving that the body has
enough alkaline mineral supply to remove the acids.
If the urine test after eating acid forming foods the previous day shows
a very high alkaline level, then this shows that mineral depletion is
occurring. If over 6.8 then there are no mineral reserves left and the
kidneys are having to excrete ammonia into the urine in order to deal
with expulsion of the acids. He says that mineral depletion occurs
from consuming too much acid-forming foods after which the body has to
steal minerals from elsewhere in the body and that this category of
people often gain weight as the body is diluting the acids with lymph
and storing them or they may lose weight and suffer from various
digestive disorders.
He considers a healthy first saliva test of the day to be around 6.4 to
6.6, but ideally 6.7 to 7. He also suggest doing a lemon juice saliva
test. The body should react quickly to an extremely acid condition by
flushing alkalinity into the mouth and within minutes we should have
readings of 8 or above, if not, this is apparently another indication of
lack of alkaline minerals.
Shiona
Shiona
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