Whole Salt References
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3. Author reviewed four apparently-independent analyses: Western Analysis, Inc., 2003 on Miracle Krystal Salt®. Western Analysis, Inc., provided 2006 on RealSalt®. ENC Labs, provided 2006 on Light Grey Celtic Sea Salt®. Inst. Of Biophysical Research, 2001 on Original Himalayan Crystal Salt®. Some elements required semi-quantitative analyses.
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9. Direct interviews with medical professionals and salt companies. Available upon request.
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15. A great source for these worldwide artisan salts is SaltWorks, Inc. out of Redmond, WA. http:www//saltworks.us
16. Information on Celtic Light Grey Sea Salt® provided courtesy of The Grain and Salt Society of Asheville, NC. For more information or to order: 1-800-867-7258. http://www.celticseasalt.com.
17. Information on Miracle Krystal Salt™ provided courtesy of Power Organics of Mt. Shasta, CA. For more information or to order: 1-866-588-7258. http://www.powerorganics.com.
18. Information on Original Himalayan Crystal Salt™ provided courtesy of American Bluegreen, LLC of Roseburg, OR. For more information or to order: 1-877-224-4872. http://www.americanbluegreen.com
19. Information on RealSalt® provided courtesy of Redmond Minerals, Inc. of Redmond, UT. For more information or to order: 1-800-367-7258. http://www.realsalt.com.
20. Recipe courtesy of Christian Opitz author of The Miracle of Krystal Salt, Mount Shasta, CA, Krystal Web Matrix, Inc., 2006. 21. Recipe courtesy of Michela Tabychuk, Manager of the Tree of Life Café at the Tree of Life Rejuvenation Center in Patagonia, Arizona, 1-866-394-2520. © Copyright Realnatural Health 2006
Casey Adams, PhD, DSc is a board certified alternative alternative health practitioner, has doctorates in natural health sciences and integrative health, a degree in naturopathy, and consults at the Watsonville Wellness and Rehabilitation Center in Santa Cruz County, California. He is also the author of "Body Harmonic: The Conscious Anatomy" and "Total Harmonic: The Healing Power of Nature's Remedies."
Website: www.realnaturalhealth.com
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