Is Sea 90 the same as Dr. Maynard Murray's Sea Solids?
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Yes, in 1979, Dr. Murray disclosed the location of the mineral deposits to Robert Cain of SeaAgri, and sent him there to arrange for importation. Robert returned to the same location in 2003 and once again arranged for the creation and importation of the "sea solids" now called SEA-90. The mineral composition of the seawater that produces SEA-90 has not changed in the past 50 years and there is no industry or pollution present, so we feel confident SEA-90 is exactly the same as Dr. Murray used in his experiments. BEWARE of other sea mineral products claiming to be Dr. Murray's sea solids. ONLY SEA-90 is created from sea water in the exact location discovered by Dr. Murray over 50 years ago. Imitations may be white or red in color which indicates high sodium or iron levels and may harm soils, crops and livestock.
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I used Salifert for years, Red Sea is a well made kit with attention to the details, they are both accurate but I like the Red Sea much better, been reefing 8 years
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Sea salt definitely. That's what I have in mine. Course kosher salt should also be fine.
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I was curious about this as well so today (6/3/2015) I called them and asked. The answer seemed a little sketchy but this is what they said: Their product was made from seawater in the United States.
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I think seachem matrix is a good product. However I prefer Eheim substrate pro. Yes it is expensive but it lasts forever and does not break down like some other bio-media products and fall apart. I have friends that used the seachem matrix and they say they like it but for me I will stick with what I know works.
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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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Of course. This one is derived from shellfish. See UPC code 733739032386. You might also consider Glucosamine and Chondroitin. UPC 733739032294
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They are the same products I originally bought at a Premier Dead Sea kiosk in a mall. I don't know if they are old, I haven't noticed any difference & have ordered many times through Amazon. The only difference from the kiosk & Amazon is Amazon's price is considerably lower.
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I'm not 100% sure if they're identical, but they look to be exactly the same in the band area. I've been really pleased w/ the one that I bought on Amazon. I was going to buy the Beach Body version when I started P90X3, but went w/ this one because it was Less expensive. Hope this helps you out.
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for that info I would advise you to go to the makers, CELTIC SEA SALT in Asheville, NC. for that answer. if its not on their website then u can call them. I put my salt in glass jars when I get it so I don't have the package but of course it is in trace mineral form.
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SKU 90603 is for peppercorn. It has a carbon steel grinder, while SKU 90604 is for salt crystal. That unit has a ceramic grinder which prevents it from rusting due to more moisture for the salt. However, you can also use the SKU 90604 for peppercorn though it may not grind as well as the carbon steel. Exact dimensions to each other. Note: these new LED light versions are much better overall in quality and have a stronger motor than before so you can pretty much disregard all negative comments from December 2012 and before.
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No, it doesn't. The ingredients as listed on the label are: Anchovy, Sea Salt.
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They are both sea salts, I use the flakes. I use the little bamboo salt box and just get a pinch out as needed.
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I tried a generic "salt premixed packet" and didn't think it mixed as well as the Neilmed. I'm not sure if the formula was exactly the same but it didn't seem to be.
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I think they're the same, only the wood used seems to be different. Both have the hard ceramic grinding mechanism which is corrosion resistant. The grind isn't perfectly even, but can be roughly adjusted from finer to larger by turning the dial on the bottom. We like the two colors because the kids like to handle them and it is easy to keep the salt and pepper apart. Very traditional mills otherwise.
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Sea salt that is hand harvested and sundried without any additives has a natural balance of minerals and trace elements. It's the best you can obtain as it is packed with minerals and vitamins. In my research, I found that the best sea salt (lush with minerals) appears light gray or light brown and is kept moist. This is Celtic Sea Salt. I am unable to find the list of minerals in it, however you may try to contact the company through it's website, CelticSeaSaltBrand@SelinaNaturally.com . Perhaps they will be able to provide a breakdown. A book I would highly recommend is: Water for Health, for Healing, for Life: You're Not Sick, You're Thirsty! by F. Batmanghelidj He is a well-known for his studies of water and sea salt, and he is an MD. He is affectionately known as Dr. Batman since he is from India and most people in the US have a difficult time pronouncing his name. He goes into detail of the makeup of sea salt and how important it is (along with water) to keep good health. If you are using sea salt, I'd say it is a must to gain a deeper understanding of why and how to use it in your diet daily, and more specifically the right amount for you depending on your weight and daily intake of water, etc. Okay, I hope I've helped somehow. Sincerely, Sue
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Here is a great link on sea vegetables. http://www.whfoods.com/genpage.php?tname=foodspice&dbid=135