Seasalt

[paddel]

I have been using seasalt lately, the past couple of days. And I have to say this helps tremendously. Its probably absorbing all the toxins since I have a really bad reaction afterwards.

This is another product I find worthwhile investment and its really cheap.

[Franky]

Originally Posted by paddel

I have been using seasalt lately, the past couple of days. And I have to say this helps tremendously. Its probably absorbing all the toxins since I have a really bad reaction afterwards.

This is another product I find worthwhile investment and its really cheap.

Paddel I actually know a few from my past who used sea salts for numerous aliments with various results. How are you using it? I think this could potentially help out a lot of people.

[Kritters]

paddle,
I totally agree and make sure when I make margaritas that the salt on the edge of the glass is always sea salt.

sorry for the levity (although true ;-)

Actually I've been mixing large amounts of sea salt with either fresh aloe jell or olive oil and it definitely helps.

If you read my post to Jo though... last night I spread peroxide with cotton balls since I wasn't around any sea salt and today, my lesions are drying up and not itching or biting.

hmmm. I wonder if a mixture with all three might be effective or cancel each other out. I'm gonna try it.

Kritts

[paddel]

I guess the seasalt helps to alkalize our bodies. I dont really know but that is what i think happens. And this further helps our detoxification pathways.

For such a cheap remedy, I should of thought about it sooner.

Paul