himalayan rock salt
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SeamillSaltworks
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SeamillSaltworks
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The British Journal of Nutrition published a paper that evaluated 343 studies on the topic and decidedly concluded that organic foods are truly the healthier option because they contain up to 69% more antioxidants than non-organic foods. (5)
Because of the importance that antioxidants have in the prevention and successful treatment of chronic illnesses – such as heart disease, neurodegenerative disease, and cancer – this information should not be taken lightly. The study also showed that organic foods have considerably less cadmium (a toxic metal) and, of course, pesticide residue.
The important message is this: When you consider the amount of research that has been done pinpointing the specific dangers associated with eating conventional, pesticide-ridden foods, why would anyone purposely choose non-organic food if they were able to choose organic?
An organic banana has nutritious value.
A synthetic (plastic banana has no nutrition.)
Good luck feeding that synthetic to your kids.
SeamillSaltworks
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There is Pink Himalayan 6%.
So you would need 2.3 times as much Pink to get the same value.
There is Premium Red Himalayan 14% pure Bioavailable Minerals
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Genuine Red Himalayan salt comes from Kalabagh Pakistan, The Home of Pure Himalayan Salt. There are no substitutes. Avoid Himalayan Red Salt” that sold at discounted prices. No one will sell pure red salt cheaper than the market value. Discounted salts are likely to contain impurities, with a lesser mineral concentration, restricting, their healing benefits. Full Spectrum Minerals, Natural, Certified Food Grade, And Certified Organic.
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So your ‘organic’ salt has a higher level of trace elements, than the red salt that has more ‘impurities’? When exactly does an impurity become a trace element?
On the ‘organic’ argument (& I won’t even reply to the ‘organic is always better for you’ claim
), surely any lump salt that is mined from seams made underground eons ago, has to be ‘organic’ and natural? It matters not which end of the seam it gets chipped from.
I'm not sure that there is any himalayan salt that is non-organic, certainly the last load I bought from Mole was organic.
@SeamillSaltworks how much per t/tote delivered to mid Cornwall then?
@SeamillSaltworks how much per t/tote delivered to mid Cornwall then?
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Got mine off @Adam@Rumen
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SeamillSaltworks
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So your ‘organic’ salt has a higher level of trace elements, than the red salt that has more ‘impurities’? When exactly does an impurity become a trace element?
On the ‘organic’ argument (& I won’t even reply to the ‘organic is always better for you’ claim
So your ‘organic’ salt has a higher level of trace elements, than the red salt that has more ‘impurities’? When exactly does an impurity become a trace element?
On the ‘organic’ argument (& I won’t even reply to the ‘organic is always better for you’ claim
In the mines of Kalabagh, the salt colors vary from Pure Crystal (Clear in color) to grey, to Pink And to Red, and Black depending on the mineral content. With Red being the preference because of mineral balance and ratios.
The Red identifies the Premium grade, With the highest concentration of minerals that are conducive for our use. As opposed to Pink, which has a lower content of minerals.
Organic. Identifies that it is Certifiable for the Dairy Industry. And all Organic operations,
Which is a requirement of Law, to have a current Certificate!
You Wrote;
("So your ‘organic’ salt has a higher level of trace elements, than the red salt that has more ‘impurities’?) ") Sorry about any misunderstanding. The Red salt has the highest content with 84+ minerals and micronutrients and is very much Organic
You also wrote;
( "When exactly does an impurity become a trace element?")
You should Google that.
SeamillSaltworks
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I assume you are referring to the Red Lumps, up to 25 kg in weight.
1000Kg Tote Bag is £267 , Free delivery UK mainland. delivered to your Door with Palletways.
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No dealers, agents or staff.......so you might need a boat and a pick.
and a donkey and a strong back|
Coximus
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I spoke to my vet this morning after dealing with stitching up my tup who picked a fight with his reflection (stood on bale next to truck - by bye window).
"oh is thst back again"
"get bloods and soil tested and find out what your sheep need and formulate the treatment as needed"
Showed her this thread and she laughed.... By all means offer salt but she was clear - salt helps orf because the virus can't survive a saline environment so if you have orf go for it.... Orf sores carry bacteria too causing mastitis so again it hasa place.
The te levels are so low as to be "irrelevant" , one bolus has more than 500kg of Salt of te.
I bolus my sheep to address known blood confirmed issues. We worked it out thst my animals would need to consume 600g a day of salt to get their te needs. This would kill them.
I'll take my vets advice. A vet who has helped me double dlwg and increase lambing percentage by 28% over 4 years, and has helped me eradicate sway back, most scours and worms as a problem from my flock. She took another set of bloods today as its a while since done - and we noted on the last results sodium was actually quite high - she was clear that she would be concerned for welfare if I put salt out as it would push sodium high and cause heart issues. All for te intake so low as to be less than the forage analysis my grass shows....
Oh wait
I'd be better suplimenting my sheep with grass....
So
Salt has a place
Anyone who cares about their sheep speak to their vet and find out what is actually needed for Your animals.... Yours
And analyse your soil, blood and forage.... If you have low sodium go for it. It will help. If you have orf... Go for it...
But for gods sake don't buy it for snake oil value....
"oh is thst back again"
"get bloods and soil tested and find out what your sheep need and formulate the treatment as needed"
Showed her this thread and she laughed.... By all means offer salt but she was clear - salt helps orf because the virus can't survive a saline environment so if you have orf go for it.... Orf sores carry bacteria too causing mastitis so again it hasa place.
The te levels are so low as to be "irrelevant" , one bolus has more than 500kg of Salt of te.
I bolus my sheep to address known blood confirmed issues. We worked it out thst my animals would need to consume 600g a day of salt to get their te needs. This would kill them.
I'll take my vets advice. A vet who has helped me double dlwg and increase lambing percentage by 28% over 4 years, and has helped me eradicate sway back, most scours and worms as a problem from my flock. She took another set of bloods today as its a while since done - and we noted on the last results sodium was actually quite high - she was clear that she would be concerned for welfare if I put salt out as it would push sodium high and cause heart issues. All for te intake so low as to be less than the forage analysis my grass shows....
Oh wait
I'd be better suplimenting my sheep with grass....
So
Salt has a place
Anyone who cares about their sheep speak to their vet and find out what is actually needed for Your animals.... Yours
And analyse your soil, blood and forage.... If you have low sodium go for it. It will help. If you have orf... Go for it...
But for gods sake don't buy it for snake oil value....
I think it is generally accepted that cattle and sheep will consume minerals up to the point where there salt requirement is satisfied. And at that point their consumption will drop, so it is probable that even if salt is available ad lib. they will not consume more than is necessary.
Manufacturers of feed blocks make use of this. They increase the salt content of their blocks purely to limit intake. If the salt content is not enhanced, intakes of the blocks would be too high to be economic, and their sales would drop.
Manufacturers of feed blocks make use of this. They increase the salt content of their blocks purely to limit intake. If the salt content is not enhanced, intakes of the blocks would be too high to be economic, and their sales would drop.
SeamillSaltworks
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Agrivator;
From The Cats Bird seat.?
Let us try this. If we look at Medical Science,? Where the largest killer was, as of last year, No.# 1 Heart Disease, with Cancer breathing down its neck. The third largest killer untill last month or maybe a couple of months before that, was Strokes, Strokes have now become the fourth largest killer The new and undisputed No# 3 is Prescription Medicine. So our Medicine has become our third largest killer, and that's a kind of a Bankruptcy. Medical Science where a Doctor spends Seven years to become fully qualified, has approximately 20hrs of nutritional training.
How much nutrition training do doctors receive?
"Only 92 of the 106 Medical School even responded; however, only 32 schools (30%) required a separate nutrition course. On average, students received 23.9 contact hours during medical school (range: 2–70 h).
SeamillSaltworks
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Most veterinarians do have at least a semester (3 hrs a week for 8 wks) 24? hrs course on nutrition in general. And a lot more information on the subject is scattered throughout other courses in vet school. So the idea that we know nothing about the subject is simply ridiculous. However, it is fair to acknowledge that most veterinarians are not “experts” in nutrition if by this one means they have extensive specialized training in the subject. The real “experts” in this area are board-certified veterinary nutritionists, individuals who have advanced residency training in nutrition and have passed the board certification exam.
One of the largest expenses going into the Farm is your Vet Bill.
From The Cats Bird seat.?
Let us try this. If we look at Medical Science,? Where the largest killer was, as of last year, No.# 1 Heart Disease, with Cancer breathing down its neck. The third largest killer untill last month or maybe a couple of months before that, was Strokes, Strokes have now become the fourth largest killer The new and undisputed No# 3 is Prescription Medicine. So our Medicine has become our third largest killer, and that's a kind of a Bankruptcy. Medical Science where a Doctor spends Seven years to become fully qualified, has approximately 20hrs of nutritional training.
How much nutrition training do doctors receive?
"Only 92 of the 106 Medical School even responded; however, only 32 schools (30%) required a separate nutrition course. On average, students received 23.9 contact hours during medical school (range: 2–70 h).
Coximus
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That response was worrying, illogical or poorly translated to English and self contradictory - questioning the qualifications of vets.... Please.
I've just gotta go get the salt spreader
I've just gotta go get the salt spreader
SeamillSaltworks
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Sorry; that you are under the impression; that the qualifications of the veterinary profession were ever in question. That was never my intention I do apologize. ("Held only in the highest respect.")
But Facts are Facts, 20hrs of Nutritional Data does no an Expert Make.
And about the salt spreader? Try to Use Mineral Salt and not Table Salt. I would like the business.|
Please keep writing.
SeamillSaltworks
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I get the impression that you are not from the UK. Or even planet earth.
I get the impression that you are not from the UK. Or even planet earth.
Trying to heal the soil with mineral salts, Not the kitchen variety.
nutrition, it's all about nutrition Sorry for any misunderstanding.
Have you ever spoken to an extraterrestrial before? Do you think they may be interested in some Good Himalayan Mineral Salts?