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> Hey Tom!

>

> I tried the Concentrace Minerals tonight with my foot bath and it

worked! My

> guess is somewhere around 1/4-1/2 tsp did the trick achieving 2.2a

@ 20v.

>

> Dennis

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Hi Tom,

Last night I tried a mineral product I had laying on a shelf for a

few years

called Coenzyme Minerals from Enzymes Internationals. It didn't work.

I had

to add salt to bring the conductivity up.

Next time I'll try the Fulvic Minerals.

If the Fulvic Minerals don't work, I'll try the Trace Mineral Research

product.

Dennis

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Hi Dennis! I'm GLAD to hear about your Test Results, since I was

going to put together an Electrified Footbath and run a Test myself

with the Trace Mineral Drops (now Essential Elements), using my

Laboratory Grade 0-40 V./0-5 A. D.C. Power Supply and a couple of

Stainless-Steel Footplate Electrodes in a Dishpan with Distilled

Water. You haven't said, since you posted the above Message, but did

you test the Fulvic Minerals?

" THANKS " for your post!

Tom/Psa. 139:13, 14.

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> Tom,

>

> No, I haven't tested the Fulvic Minerals yet....next time.

>

> Do you know the details of construction for the footbath electrodes?

>

> They are more than two SS electrodes.

>

> Dennis

>

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Hi Dennis! Please let me know, whenever you've tested the Fulvic

Minerals. I have yet to find a Mineral Product myself, which will

CONDUCT Electrical Current anywhere near as WELL as Trace Mineral

Drops/Essential Elements do!

I wasn't SURE, that the S.S. Footplate Electrodes would work VERY

WELL, but I was going to place them in several different

Configurations. I do want to fabricate a SPECIAL Electrode, that I

had designed over 2 years ago, but have been BUSY with working on a

couple of my other Healing Tools. Anyhow, I won't be doing this Test

in the near future, since you ALREADY found out the amount of Trace

Mineral Drops/Essential Elements, that are NEEDED to obtain the 20 V.

@ 2.2 A..

" THANKS " for your reply post!

Tom/Psa. 139:13, 14.

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> Tried Fulvic Minerals in the footbath tonight.

>

> Didn't work!

>

> Dennis

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Dennis,

I haven't done the Electrical Continuity Test on the Fulvic Minerals,

but your results are NO SURPRISE to me, since I had found in the

past, that the VAST MAJORITY of the Mineral Products on the Market

today either don't conduct or they conduct Electricity VERY POORLY,

thus resulting in LOW Energy!!

" THANKS " for doing the test!

Tom/Psa. 139:13, 14.

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> OK Tom,

>

> What can you infer about the quality of a mineral supplement such

as the

> Fulvic type that doesn't conduct electricity?

>

> Does a mineral supplement have to conduct electricity to be useful

in human

> nutrition?

>

> What does the lack of conductivity say about the Fulvic product?

>

> Dennis

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Dennis,

Hi again! Here are several Web-Pages on the Trace Minerals Research

Website, which have the Answers to your Questions.

http://www.traceminerals.com/questions.html

http://www.traceminerals.com/research/colloidal.html

http://www.traceminerals.com/research/ionictrace.html

http://www.traceminerals.com/ions2.html

BTW, here's a Web-Page, which has Information about the Electrical

Conductivity Test.

http://www.traceminerals.com/ions.html

And if you're interested in reading even MORE Information about the

SUPERIORTY of Liquid Ionic Minerals, then please go to the following

Links Web-Page for MANY MORE online Articles!

http://www.traceminerals.com/research.html

" THANKS " for your inquiry!

Tom/Psa. 139:13, 14.

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