Re: Himalayan Salt alert

Posted by tayloka_40 on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Himalayan-Salt-alert-tp1540925p1540949.html

Andrew...I think the jist of the article is that salt is salt. No mountain makes it magical or
any better, as for efficacy. It would stand to reason this salt would be higher in fluoride
since the water table source is supposed to be exposed to fluorines in the earth.

Similar to the fluorines found in tea. It is a wise eye to watch for fluoridation in all food
processing. There are fluoridated water drinks for kids...Flo Go....a little dinasaur on the
package with articial flavours....thankfully...LOLOLOL...no colour added...LMAO...

No colour just fluoride so you can watch your kids glow in the dark....or bones melt...or
thyroid...or ADD or ADHD or sterility or depression, teeth malformation, sterility.

BUT.....it is good for you. The United States and Canada (we are the lemmings/sheep here)
are the only countries that fluoridate water. Money talks. Need to dispose of a few
thousand pounds of toxic...radioactive...fluoric acid (byproduct of smelting industrly)

Oh...Oh...here is a good idea....let's put it up for sale...tell everyone it is good for them.
Viola' we will teach these North Americans how to digest radiation...

Go team go.

Karen



--- In [hidden email], Andrew McAfee <amcafeerr@...> wrote:

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> So does this mean that all Himalayan salt is high in Flouride or is
> there a good source of Himalayan Salt and a bad source?
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> On Mar 10, 2006, at 8:26 PM, snoshoe_2 wrote:
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> > I ran across this the other day, so be careful to double, double check
> > where your himalayan salt is coming from if that is the kind you use.
> > http://www.bruha.com/pfpc/html/himalaya.html
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