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  1. Coral Calcium

    Center for Natural Medicine Dispensary

    Coral calcium products are derived in a variety of ways from
    the coral reefs in the sea. The hard outer shell of live
    coral is composed of calcium and other minerals. Through the
    normal wear-and-tear of life in the sea, coral reefs "shed"
    tiny bits and pieces known as coral sand. This coral sand is
    what is used to make coral calcium supplements. (While some
    conservationists have suggested that harvesting of coral
    calcium damages coral reefs, most manufacturers specify that
    they use only coral sand, which is essentially already
    "dead" coral.)

    People started talking about coral calcium in relation to
    the extraordinary health and long life of people in Okinawa,
    Japan. Okinawa is located in a chain of coral islands called
    the Rukuyuku Islands, and some scientists suggested that
    their amazing good health might be due to the high coral
    content in their water.

    Research has shown that coral calcium contains between 24
    and 40 percent calcium carbonate, between 1 and 18 percent
    magnesium, and as many as 70 other trace elements. For this
    reason, some experts have suggested that "coral calcium" is
    a misnomer, and that the terms "marine coral minerals" and
    "fossilized stony coral minerals" are more accurate.

    In today's world, many people's bodies have developed an
    overly acidic pH, due to forces like stress, low water
    intake, and poor diet. When the body is overly acidic, it
    is difficult for the body to properly utilize other
    important nutrients. This can result in a variety of
    serious problems, including fatigue, increased
    susceptibility to chronic disease, increased sensitivity to
    pain, poor sleep quality, osteoporosis, and
    gastrointestinal problems. But coral calcium contains high
    levels of alkaline minerals, which can help reverse the
    body's pH and move it to a more alkaline state.

  2. Thanks for the info.

    Nikken (Japan) makes a water "optimizer", NOT a filter,
    called the PiMag Optimizer that uses magnetics to rapidly
    spin pre-filtered water through a filter containing coral
    calcium. There are a few other modalities involved in the
    "optimizing", and after 9 minutes the water is ready to
    drink. It tastes lighter and sweeter than any water I've
    ever tasted, and it is supposedly more "wet" and bio-
    available than regular filtered or tap water. It is highly
    alkaline water, and is in part based on the same theory you
    posted above. It also utilized some of the theories of
    Victor Schauberger on treating water to restore life and
    vitality to it...one of the ways the PiMag Optimizer does
    this is by having the magnetics spin the water in a pitcher,
    creating a vortex that super-oxygenates the water while it
    is passing through the coral calcium filter. LIke I said,
    there are a number of different modalities going on here,
    and the device isn't cheap (about USD $400-$475). I
    purchased one and I love it...having it around makes me
    drink a lot more water than I used to.

    It seems to be a great way to introduce an alkaline
    condition into your body. If anyone is interested you can do
    a websearch for Nikken, or PiMag Optimizer.

    Rocky

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