Re: ah - HA!

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Coagulative vs. dispersive electrolytes R by vulcanel

Keep in mind, that ordinary salt, sodium chloride, is a 1 : 1 electrolyte, and is itself more coagulative than it is dispersive.

For this reason, whenever I was flushing bromides with the 10 grams per day of mixed NaCl / KCl solution, I would follow each glass of salt water 20 mins later with the dispersive Zeta-potential increasing Z-water, tripotassium citrate, to restore dispersive properties to the blood.

It is not inconceiveable that loss of blood zeta potential from consuming 1:1 electrolytes, such as salt water, can cause migraines in some people.

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AND a thickening of the blood and the LYMPH!!!!!!