For the love of mud, throw out your Morton’s!!! (Or at least put it under the sink for future use scrubbing tea stains out of porcelain.) I could spend days expounding on the pros and cons of Himalayan pink salt, sea salt, and [cringe] table salt, but instead I’ll attempt to limit my usual verbosity [...]
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Worth its Salt
Posted in health & well-being, minerals, tagged brine, brittany, celtic sea salt, crystal, detoxification, electrolytes, high blood pressure, himalaya, himalayan pink salt, morton's, primordial sea, rock salt, saline, salt, salt caves, salt lamp, salt mine, sea salt, sodium, sodium nitrate, sole, table salt, therapeutic, therapy, weight loss on January 16, 2009 | 4 Comments »
how crystals & stones can do more than anchor your paperwork
Posted in minerals, tagged amplitude, black tourmaline, blood, crystals, electromagnetic frequency, emf oscillator, energy, equilibrium, frequency, hemoglobin, judy hall, law of vibration and resonance, magnetic fields, naisha ahsian, physics, robert simmons, salt caves, vibrational healing on November 19, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
It’s physics. No, really. It is. Everyone think back to the homework you copied off the smart kid in 12th grade physics. The Law of Vibration & Resonance, very simply put, determines the vibrational intensity a system projects. If you have two fields resonating at a similar frequency and amplitude, they make a third similar [...]
