Still between Celtic and Himalayan--mostly for health reasons and healing digestion. Any suggestions between these?
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Google: "Is Himalayan Rock Salt better than Celtic Sea Salt?" And an article by Al Natural Health will come up. It has the chemical analysis of both Celtic and Himalayan salt - side by side. I regularly use the Celtic and was looking to switching to Himalayan, but after seeing the direct comparisons, I decided to stay with this. If you're looking for healing digestion issues - look into adding Calcium Bentonite Clay to your diet, it helped me wonders! Just make sure it's pure and from a reputable source.
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No one thing is an answer to your healing digestion, I would look up leaky gut syndrome and follow some diet like that to see if it helps.
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I'm sorry Kris but I have no idea. Check with your health care practitioners or whoever you trust in that realm.
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Himalayan salt is supposed to be the best and healthiest salt for human bodies. I don't know exactly why but you could probably look it up on internet as health questions. I also have digestion problems and the Himalayan isn't as harsh as Celtic or other salts.
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The Celtic salt is often wet in the bag, and is soft, so it does not work well in a grinder. If you plan to use a salt grinder, choose the dry, hard Himalayan.
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look into 'brothing" to help heal digestive issues. Nourishing Broth: An Old-Fashioned Remedy for the Modern World
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Barb...I really don't remember. It has been a while since I took them. I don't think they did anything positive or negative for me so I never got any more of them. Sorry I was unable to answer your question. As with Dianne (see below) I also take Primal Defense (oh..that answers the question) probiotics. I have found that Enzymatica's Digest Gold works very well for me, has an excellent reputation and is a lot less expensive. I am in my 70s and this digestive stuff is important. I wish you well, Andie
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For comparison, I would not know - - this is the first of this variety I have tried. It was recommended to me by an M.D. who believed in natural helps, and I feel it has been of benefit to me - - but that is all I can say.
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the difference from what I read about was Cholacol 11,helps if you still have your gallbladder.God bless
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either, i generally go with butt. ingredients are natural, and aloe is nice addition to feel clean/fresh when youre done.
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WHY doesn't Celtic SeaSalt, Natural Tides sea salt, etc...list or email link to the overall mineral composition of their sea salts...?? Hiding anything you two...??
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Dear Shari,Which one is safe and which one is not. They are both widely used and mainstream. Thanks so much. :) -Mary
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I let my tea steep a while in the water for the medicinal properties. I think local honey is better than sugar but it depends on personal preference. I learned a lot watching Susun Weed and Rosemary Gladstar on youtube.com and by just doing basic research on the internet. My herb tea has been a great replacement for coffee!
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In my own experience I have found satisfaction and helpful ambience from Lotus. I seems to me that shilajit works well if you use a peanut-sized portion every other morning. It is important to have a break from a course every two weeks for four days. Stay with Lotus.
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I have some severe issues because of Ulcerative Colitis, but with the Digestive Advantage products, I have them less often. I take both products. What I would suggest is that you ask your doc about using these products if you have any sort of gastrointestinal issues. If you are using probiotics for health improvement, I'd go with Intensive Bowel Support. I hope this answers your question.
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Barb...I really don't remember. It has been a while since I took them. I don't think they did anything positive or negative for me so I never got any more of them. Sorry I was unable to answer your question.As with Dianne (see below) I also take Primal Defense (oh..that answers the question) probiotics. I have found that Enzymatica's Digest Gold works very well for me, has an excellent reputation and is a lot less expensive.I am in my 70s and this digestive stuff is important.I wish you well,Andie
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The milk thistle is very important for liver treatment. If you think you have found an equivalent then buy it (keep the receipt), and drop by you vet office and ask "is this ok?"
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I suggest you check out www.gotmag.com. They are both good; one works for some people and the other works for others. In general I would say that glycinate is better, but that is my body speaking. You might also check out the magnesium advocacy group on face book which often speaks to this question. Keep adding the magnesium; you will feel better for it.
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I've been using Celtic Sea Salt for more than ten years. I have tried other types of sea salt, such as the pink one, but did not have as good a feeling about them. I prefer the wet, grey salt that indicates it's still alive.I , myself, salt very little
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I like Gin-Gins better. They are more "ginger" flavorful. The softer consistency allows the ginger to induce more saliva . . . and that's part of the idea of better digestion.
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I vastly prefer Reed's. I find Gin Gins too sweet. The Gin Gins may be a little softer, but not much, in my opinion.
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It is all in your culture starter. Not all are the same. Look for a "mild" starter. [Side note: I am lactose intolerant, but still eat yogurt. I find the tart the yogurt, the better on the tummy -- for some reason. But I prefer mild.]