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--- In , " clemsonjk " <clemsonjk@y...>

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> Is this safe for human consumption. The company said it was not

> rated for human consumption only animal/livestock. I was looking

> for a good source of organic minerals.

I doubt that azomite could be considered an organic mineral source. I

think for the azomite minerals to be organic the azomite would have

to be used as a soil supplement and processed by plants first.

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Rock dust isn't the ideal source, but if its colloidal (less than half a

micron in size) the body can utilize it, i''ve found quite well in fact.

I visited the mine in Utah ( & read about it in 'Secrets of the soil' by

peter tompkins and christopher bird, and i understood that azomite was

originally a forest or seabed or somthing, meaning it would have been

chelated by a plant.

Mix it in water, let it sit for 2-3 days, and drink what stays in

suspension, and thats colloidal- thats what i was taught and it seems to

work very well. I use several different minerals though in combination, i

feel they are important enough...

PS there are a few others who may have experience in doing likewise at

howweheal

chris

Melb, Oz

>From: " Stanley " <johnny_tesla@...>

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>Subject: Re: azomite mineral powder

>Date: Tue, 03 Jun 2003 15:27:46 -0000

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>--- In , " clemsonjk " <clemsonjk@y...>

>wrote:

> > Is this safe for human consumption. The company said it was not

> > rated for human consumption only animal/livestock. I was looking

> > for a good source of organic minerals.

>

>I doubt that azomite could be considered an organic mineral source. I

>think for the azomite minerals to be organic the azomite would have

>to be used as a soil supplement and processed by plants first.

>

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patsy898 wrote:

> The Weston Price web site recommends Azomite mineral powder <snip>...

> I found out

> that it is only sold as a garden/fertilizer product. I'm concerned

> about injesting something that was not produced for human consumption.

I was concerned about the same thing. I use Concentrace minerals

instead, I add them to my filtered water.

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Thanks

I check it out at the health food store.

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>

> > The Weston Price web site recommends Azomite mineral powder

<snip>...

> > I found out

> > that it is only sold as a garden/fertilizer product. I'm concerned

> > about injesting something that was not produced for human

consumption.

>

>

> I was concerned about the same thing. I use Concentrace minerals

> instead, I add them to my filtered water.

>

> Best,

>

>

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