Quote:I found it actually made me more acidic based on morning saliva and urine


I wonder if it was not forcing acid out of your body...and perhaps the same applies for the lime water......

There is probably a placebo effect in the drink for some people

Well, there is a 40% placebo rate with most pharmaceuticals so that would not surprise me...but I have been curing a half dozen major league maladies for five years and you
can trust that I do know how to separate placebo from reality. I think the oxygen/energy connection is the correct interpretation. I blind tested it on my kids and got some positive results so there is little doubt in my mind.


Quote: Just because his explanations are totally incorrect to the point of being laughable does not mean some of his advice might have merit.

The Chinese have been using all sorts of folk remedies for years with various superstitious stories as to why they work....what is interesting is that modern
medicine is beginning to find out throught clinical trials that the main stuff really does work towards the end goal but in no way close to the theory of the Chinese....
funny how practice is often better than theory.

Speaking of Moreless style....try doing a University degree being taught by Jesuits...

Ok.....thats mysterious. Where did the post by Hopinso go. Can someone tell me who is
moderating this forum and why that post got deleted. Seemed pretty innocuous to me. Did
I miss something.

Ive been using the ML drink and have noticed some differences, such as reduction in post-excercise muscle pain and the muscle twitches Ive been having. Though none of this is what one would call dramatic.
Im starting to get frustrated with my useless body...

Anyway, isnt there something in the reaction between the weak acids of the ACV and lemon and the calcium hydroxide that makes it more bio-available? Im certain I read that on here previously.

Im having a lot of trouble finding reasonable, reliable and cheap sources of cal and mag. If not from supplements, it seems to be difficult to get the required amounts from foods directly. Esepecially since the big divide between Barefoots and MLs ideas on rock minerals. That has caused me the most confusion, though I know that for absorbtion of calcium EFAs are required and some traditional cultures have drunk rock minerals in water eg: milk of the mountains, and they are reputedly very healthy and have longevity.

One cannot doubt the kelp, molasses and acv or lemon in this case, as hospino has stated.

Though hasnt it also been seen that people will low magnesium have noticed that during the traditional Liver-Flush w. epsom, they havent had the same level of laxative effect. Would this not indicate a greater absorbtion?

I truly hope that we can turn to syncretic discussion and not name calling and slagging on this forum. There needs to be more of us who can be objective and look at the evidence rather than desperately follow the dogma of our chosen heroes. And I suppose at the end we will follow the path we most identify with and will suffer any consequences of our own choosing!