/was: Re: strange behaviors lately - links to DMSA chelation?

[Guest guest]

Here's the quote below on ingredients of the " Water of Life " from their web

site:

( http://www.kornax.com/WaterOz_Liquid_Minerals_Supplements.htm ).

Ingredients: 84 Ionic Minerals in water purified through a five step

purification process. 4,000 parts per million. The exact amount of each mineral

varies from batch to batch. The following is a breakdown of the average

composition of the Water of Life (NOTE: In their metallic state, some of these

minerals would be toxic. In their ionic state, they are a natural non-toxic part

of every living organism.): Aluminum* 6 ppm (90 mcg/Tbl), Antimony 18 ppm (275

mcg/Tbl), Arsenic* 44 ppm (660 mcg/Tbl), Barium 57 ppm (855 mcg/Tbl), Beryllium

1 ppm (15 mcg/Tbl), Bismuth <2 ppm (<30 mcg/Tbl), Boron 7 ppm (105 mcg/Tbl),

Cadmium* <0.5 ppm (7.5 mcg/Tbl), Calcium 1500 ppm (22.5 mg/Tbl), Chloride 0.33

ppm (5 mcg/Tbl), Chromium 2.3 ppm (34 mcg/Tbl), Cobalt 1 ppm (15 mcg/Tbl),

Copper 12 ppm (183 mcg/Tbl), Gallium <10 ppm (<150 mcg/Tbl), Iodine 1 ppm (15

mcg/Tbl), Iron 25 ppm (375 mcg/Tbl), Lanthanum 2.3 ppm (34 mcg/Tbl), Lead* <2

ppm (<30 mcg/Tbl), Magnesium 1500 ppm (22.5 mg/Tbl), Manganese 339 ppm (5

mg/Tbl), Molybdenum 1.8 ppm (27 mcg/Tbl), Nickel 4.8 ppm (72 mcg/Tbl), Nitrogen

0.5 ppm (7.5 mcg/Tbl), Phosphorus 1.5 ppm (22 mcg/Tbl), Potassium 1.3 ppm (19

mcg/Tbl), Selenium 10 ppm (150 mcg/Tbl), Silicon 42 ppm (630 mcg/Tbl), Silver

<0.3 ppm (<4.5 mcg/Tbl), Sodium 2.5 ppm (37 mcg/Tbl), Strontium 623 ppm (9

mg/Tbl), Sulfur 3 ppm (45 mcg/Tbl), Terbium <2 ppm (<30 mcg/Tbl), Thallium <10

ppm (<150 mcg/Tbl), Tin <10 ppm (<150 mcg/Tbl), Titanium 0.4 ppm (6 mcg/Tbl),

Tungsten <10 ppm (>150 mcg/Tbl), Uranium* 25 ppm (375 mcg/Tbl), Vanadium 2.5 ppm

(37 mcg/Tbl), Zinc 30 ppm (450 mcg/Tbl), plus trace amounts of 45 other ionic

minerals.

I note at the end it says " plus trace amounts of 45 other ionic minerals " . It

would be nice to know what the other 45 minerals were, but needless to say we

quickly developed serious doubts and chucked all Water Oz products.

[ ] /was: Re: strange behaviors lately - links to

DMSA chelation?

We've used the Wateroz products for a couple of years now. I was very

resistant with the 'looks like water; must be water' snake oil

mentality. However, I like them immensely! They are easy to dose-

taste like water, can be put in almost anything as well as taken

plain.

http://www.kornax.com/Liquid_Calcium_Water.htm

will give you a mg idea. We have just used the recommended dosage for

adult[120#er], which is NOT based on the mg table but on their

recommendation of dosage i.e. usually 1/2 - 1 tsp. Currently just

using the Ca and Mg extra strength[you don't need as much volume with

it] and lithium. Some of them taste disgusting to me-supposedly a tip

that one's body does not need that particular mineral. A friend uses

the zinc routinely. It is the only form that seems to benefit her

child.

>

> You know what, ? I don't know either. I did a search and you

> can buy the bottles individually (they even have one that's " extra

> strength " ...sounds like a cleaning product, huh?). Anyway, I could

> not find a calcium content per tsp, so I don't know if I'm even

> going to bother purchasing it. I'll try the New Beginnings and the

> shakes and see what happens.

> Anyone out there use Water Oz? If so, what do you think?

> Thanks!

> -Trish

>

>

>

> > >

> > > Thanks Odysseas,

> > > I'll definately try these. He's not great at chewables but if

> the

> > > flavor is good, he just might surprise me. The other thing I

can

> > do

> > > (if he won't chew them) is crush them and blend them in orange

> > > juice.

> > > I'm going to order Water Oz, too. Between the shake, the

> > chewables

> > > and the water oz, we just may get him up to speed on this.

> > > Who would have thought that something so simple would be so

> > > complicated???? Arrggghhh.......!!!!

> > > -Trish

> >

>

[Guest guest]

How can you tell if you should be taking magnesium sulfate or

magnesium chloride?

>

> Hi ,

> I get Magnesium Sulfate Cream through Kirkman's Lab. It comes in a

4

> oz jar and contains 100 mg mag per gram and can be applied 3-4xs

> daily. It is basically the same as Epsom Salts, but in a cream form.

I

>