So what's the difference between sodium and calcium hypochlorite ? Is 1pack of this is stronger than a bottle of 12.5pc sodium ?
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Good question: I reviewed several sources and found the answers to be complicated. My opinion is that Granular calcium hypochlorite contains 65 percent of available chlorine. Therefore, if you are currently using sodium hypochlorite (12%), then you can make an equivalent stock solution by mixing 1.5 pounds of granular calcium hypochlorite to each gallon of water in the stock solution tank. Source of information http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=93148 The solid form (Calcium Hypochlorite) seems easier to use which is why I purchase that one. Additionally, the cost per unit of chlorine from the calcium hypochlorite seems to be less expensive. Again, sources of information show differing numbers including the amount of free chlorine released from each unit. It may be a good idea to try each one then test the resultant solution for the amount of available Chlorine.
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This product is Sodium Bentonite.As to which (Sodium vs Calcium) is better to take internally, I cannot find a clear answer anywhere. Until your question, I hadn't realized there were two types. Perhaps this could explain the difference between this product and the first bentonite product I used. I did read that calcium bentonite is supposedly a larger module, thus a more surface area and a greater ability to attract toxins.
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The photo shows that the bottle has "light sparkle" on it, so it would be the 1.3L. That is what was in the set when I bought it. I purchased the 1L separately, and I do use the 1L the most.
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I don't know what you are looking at but the container I have says 100% natural calcium bentonite (green) clay. No where on the label is the word sodium mentioned.
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Hello D.Martin, having used both I can say there was a difference regarding amount needed to be effective&PH; testing. Trisalts,although an excellent product required MORE &I; noticed the Phour salts showed a quicker affect in achieving proper PH alkaline result. Also, seemed more effective against muscle cramps during fasting/detoxifying. Also, the phour salts worked better for use during oral hygiene&cleansing; diabetic/slow to heal wounds. Hope this info was helpful.BlessingsKimmie
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The directions says 1 stickpack mixes with 8 fluid ounces (240mL) of water. This will give the clinical 60mEq of Na/L. Many people (like E. Nalle) mix RecoverORS in a Pint or 16 fluid ounces, which makes the product 30mEq of Na/L, and use it on a daily basis for dehydration. This is perfectly fine too. It really depends on your particular needs. For your reference, Gatorade and similar products have 12 mEq of Na/L (much too LOW) and much more sugar.Thank you for the question!
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I only use the 120 but I would assume the others are just a smaller and larger bottle of the same thing. The ingredients are all natural. No chemicals.
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Tim, you may have to look elsewhere online for that info. I will say though, as a vitamin expert this is one of the finest mineral products I have ever used. Still using it. What makes it different is NOT the label, its the QUALITY which imho is superior to other brands.
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There is no sodium listed on the label. 1,300 mg calcium, 440 mg phosphorus, 15 mg magnesium. Other ingredients: none. Hope that helps.
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I bought Panda Brand Oyster flavored sauce...label looks different...but 1 tbsp has 850 mg of sodium (sez 35% daily value...hope that helps
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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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1490mg per serving, whichis 1 Tb. Sodium is 62% of this product, as should be expected. However, the taste is superior!
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Oops! I was looking at the plain kind. This Special Dark has 65 g sodium, not 0 like I said in my response a couple of minutes ago. But all the other figures I gave you are correct.
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No real answer to that question. I wondered the same thing but ordered 2 bottles just because of the price. I have used the ones that cost much, much more so it was worth it to me to give this one a chance since the HCA was 75%. The highest I've taken in the past was 65%. I thought maybe the bottles would be small but they are not - these are large bottles - will just have to wait and see if they work as well as the others. I've tried several different brands and have found there's not much difference in any of them so far.
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chemically they are the same. Since the sodium hydroxide dissolves quite readily in water the delay for beads id not too great. However when the bottle is left open and the material is exposed to the moisture of the air, then the powder will be most strongly affected. Hence beads store for a longer time.
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I think this is the one that was the same ratio-I bought it by accident-Natural Vitality, natural calm plus calcium is more magnesium 230mg calcium-350mg magnesium plus c,d,potassium and boron-you can call them at 866-416-9216
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aluminum chloride 15% is package listed strength. It works well. There are other brands which do have a higher AL content.