My taste test results say mag=deficient, acid=mildly deficient,
sodium=ok, potassium=ok.
Mea culpa, several people on the list have tried to tell me I may be
mag deficient before. You can all laugh at me now, and say I told you
so. I love self tests, and these make sense to me. Even better, I can
recheck whenever I want.
kathryn
On May 22, 2008, at 10:29 PM, sol wrote:
This is an interesting and fun and essentially free way to test if you
are magnesium deficient.
http://www.psha-inc.com/guai-support/sf/TasteTests.htm
My personal experience is you can test deficient in something, and
supplement it and feel even worse.
Nobody talks much about the balance between these minerals. I might
actually make up all 3 test solutions and keep them in the fridge and
test daily for a while. I think it would be interesting to see how
much how they taste to me varies from day to day, or week to week.
FWIW, my sodium test was indeterminate (at the amount of salt in 8 oz
water, had I quadrupled the amount of salt it would have tasted
delicious to me, the saltier the better--this is how I tell how much
salt in water to take), magnesium says I'm deficient, and potassium
says I don't need any extra. The potassium chloride I had to spit out,
no way I could have swallowed it.
Kinda fun.
sol
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