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(Medical-NewsWire.com, July 09, 2014 ) BayShore, NY -- In January of 1968, a series of news articles written by Dr. George W. Crane, announced such headlines as "Ocean Water Given Arthritis Patients" and "Sea Supplies Many Helpful Chemicals". These articles provided interesting information about amazing results people were receiving from supplementing with small amounts of seawater daily.
At that time, over 5000 physicians and dental surgeons wrote to Dr. Crane regarding this trace chemical idea and many of them were using sea water for themselves or their families.
Dr. Sam Jones stated, "Dr. Crane, my mother lives in Texas and she was so knotted up with arthritis that she couldn't walk. We had three different medical experts treat her, but she made no progress whatsoever."
A family member of Dr. Jones, began giving his mother a daily serving of seawater in her oatmeal and tomato juice. Dr. Jones went on to state, " And in 12 weeks, mother was up, walking around and doing her own housework. So something in that seawater must have done the job."
Dr. Jason, a California dental surgeon wrote to Dr. Crane, " I was doubly interested in your address today when you mentioned trace chemicals. And especially your remark that all water soluble chemical elements are present in ocean waters."
"For seven of my recent patients are sailors. And they have been reporting remarkable benefits from drinking a little seawater daily. Moreover, they tell me that many of the chefs on the boats along our California coast, use the sea water for cooking purposes."
"And the crews are pretty rugged, healthy men. So do you suppose some of those trace chemicals might be preventing deficiency ailments?"
Over forty years ago, a government survey showed that the runoff water from the Midwest was lacking in almost one-half of all trace minerals. If almost one-half were lacking then the remaining trace minerals were undoubtedly very much reduced since the continent raised up out of the sea.
Researchers around the world have documented the health significance of minerals and trace minerals in nourishing the human body. In time, a mineral-deficient body is unable to sustain optimal health. Two fundamental ways have traditionally existed for mankind to ingest the proportionate amount of minerals to thrive. The first is from fresh fruits, vegetables and grains. The second, from drinking mineral-rich water.
The world has changed significantly in that naturally-occurring sources of minerals and trace minerals are becoming less common in the food supply. Natural resources are commonly depleted of minerals as a result of erosion, over-harvesting and failure to re-mineralize the very soil which grows the food supply.
Commercial farmlands all too often is dedicated, across the country, to the growing of genetically-engineered and hybrid strains to yield larger harvests. But quantity is not a substitute for quality.
Is it any wonder why over 90% of the population is said to be "mineral deficient!" Mineral and nutrient-rich areas should be looked upon as treasures to mankind. The Great Salt Lake is one such treasure. The minerals that have eroded from surrounding mountains have collected in such great quantities that the waters are five to ten times more mineral rich concentrated than ocean water.
The wonders of modern medicine represent monuments to human ingenuity, but there is no escaping that food is the best medicine. Going forward, research will continually demonstrate the benefits liquid minerals and trace minerals have in maintaining optimal health and vibrancy.
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