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CONCENTRACE® ON STEROIDS Ingredients & Devices • funnel and a coffee filter • Concentrace® or our homemade source of Trace Minerals - Unrefined sea salt (I use Sea-90-it is used in organic gardening): https://www.boogiebrew.net/sea-90sea-mineral/ • An alternative source is Himalayan sea salt: https://www.smartpakequine.com/ps/himalayan-salt-licks-4870 • Click here for a recipe for making a reduced-sodium source of trace minerals similar to Concentrace and costs only @ $1 per 1-ounce bottle! • Potassium Chloride – (No Salt® or Morton’s Sodium-Free Salt-Substitute) • Purchase in a grocery store or buy online In bulk at ACE HARDWARE or SEARCH RESULTS • Magnesium - one of the least expensive sources is Milk of Magnesia • Zinc sulfate (powdered sources) dosing between 50 and 100 mg per day Great source for organic gardening 50 lb. bag - $70 • Lugol’s solution - 2% to 3% (six drops per day) • colloidal copper solution -
B Harvard Heart Letter Sodium to Potassium ratio is essential for ours and our pet’s health Published: September 2011 We blame sodium for boosting blood pressure, while we praise potassium for keeping it in check. It doesn’t make sense to look at these two minerals separately, though, since they work in tandem throughout the body. The ratio of sodium to potassium in the diet may be more important than the amount of either one alone.
Our Paleolithic hunter-gatherer ancestors took in about 11,000 milligrams (mg) of potassium a day from fruits, vegetables, leaves, flowers, roots, and other plant sources, and well under 700 mg of sodium. That’s a sodium-to-potassium ratio of 1 to 16. Today, we get more sodium (3,400 mg) than potassium (2,500 mg), for a ratio of 1.36 to 1.