Not All Salts Are Created Equal

Most common table salts are industrial products made for the chemical industry! Refined salt has been stripped of its natural nutrients. It contains additives like ferrocynide and silicates (which are basically sand) to prevent the salt from mixing with water and caking, so that it will pour easily. But if the salt won't mix with water, and your body is made up of 70 percent water, it won't mix in your body either.

Natural salts from the Sea harvested in a pristine environment should be your only consideration. One of the best in my opinion is Celtic Sea Salt from Brittany France. It is truly a whole sea salt that provides your body with over 80 minerals in natural balance while enriching the flavor of all foods.

A Quote From Dr. Shamim Daya, January 1999:

"The Celtic Sea Salt™ is a wonderful, vital and essential food for the body. Today, when so many people are suffering from adrenal exhaustion, low blood pressure and mineral deficiencies, the Celtic Sea Salt™ is an ideal and invaluable remedy. What makes the Celtic Sea Salt™ so magical is that it is one of the few foods left in nature that is not man made or man interfered with. So it has a composition of minerals that is naturally balanced and also has an "energy" that is very harmonious to the body. Many chronic fatigue and adrenally exhausted patients greatly benefit from including the Celtic Sea Salt™ in their treatment regime."

For an analysis of the minerals and trace elements found in Celtic Sea Salt Click Here.

One of my teachers says that when we sit in the same spot for too long our eyes develop a stigmatism. What is a stigmatism? It is a blind-spot. We have been sitting in one spot for too long. We have become blind to that which does not affirm life - cooked food. Let us remember the laws of nature once again. Let us begin by acknowledging the 4-legged and the 2-legged teachers among us, today. Let us go for a walk and see from a new spot. For more information Click Here.

Optimists live longer

A study by Boots, the British drug store chain, last year showed that
people with high levels of well-being visit their doctor less often, while
research in the United States has revealed that people who consider
themselves to be highly optimistic live, on average, 7.5 years longer than pessimists. "There is obviously something physiological going on here, but nobody has yet fully explained it," says Dr. David Peters, director of the School of Integrated Health at the University of Westminster and consultant to Boots 'Well-being 2002 study'. Pessimists have higher levels of most diseases, from heart disease to migraine, probably because they have an overcharged autonomic nervous system and a relatively run down immune system. "Being optimistic, which is strongly associated with a high well-being score, has an impact on one's way of handling stress, and that affects the way our cardiovascular, nervous and immune systems work, all of which adds up to greater resilience to disease. Altering your psychological characteristics can probably increase longevity. If optimism were a drug, we would all prescribe it."

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