Hey Feo, I find the RBTI very interestimg and if i was in the states I would probaly give it a go.

What I would like to know with something like RBTI is when you say they monitor their body chemistry would it go as far as to know if you had aliminium toxicity and say whoa don't eat the table salt . Or would it not recogonise that. For example my aluminium levels are through the roof and shouldnt be putting anything with the slighest bit of aluminium in my system. So you might be getting some short term gains at the sake of long term toxicity.


The same thing with candida, would the rbti pick it up. Or would they keep sugesting you eat the processed foods that would feed the candida but help the "numbers".

With regards to the himalyan salt, I kinda like the stuff and I am sure the benefits outway any disadvantages. But ant the end of the day who really knows.

I agree with the basic idea.

But there is potassium is lots of food we eat.

You want to minimize the potassium, not try to eliminate it completely. It's impossible to cut it out completely.

I say that in an earlier post, but I didn't include the warning alongside the Oral Rehydration Therapy link. I'll update that post.

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Nevermind. Can't update it now that someone's replied to it.

I'll try repeating it here:

Otherwise, make your own:

https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Oral_rehydration_therapy#Basic...


But go light on the potassium and heavy on the sodium. Perhaps even just omit the potassium since you're probably getting more than enough from other dietary sources.