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TTLav
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I wanted to start the sea salt because of my having pots and chronic lyme disease. I bought the ground sea salt instead of the tablets. How can I use the crystals instead ??

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Not sure what you mean by crystals? Are you referring to the ground sea salt? If so, you can mix the salt in a glass of water. The sea salt can also kill bb as well as parasites, so you might want to start with 1/4 tsp.

Also look into the salt/c protocol mixing some vit c with the salt(1/4tsp.)to begin with and then ramping up 1/4tsp at a time according to how you feel.


Sea salt and vit c support the adrenals and will probably help you with pots. Drinking extra water is also important. Check out the PARASITE WARRIORS SUPPORT THREAD for more info.

Gael

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Were you going to do the protocol from this video??

http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/1/130579?

If so, just put the salt crystals on your tongue and then drink water.

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Why you need WATER and SALT (the right salt) and how it affects your blood pressure... and of course your entire body.

Watch for 5 minutes and see if you can STOP watching!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emHO3NekWLw

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