Guest guest Posted September 2, 2001 Report Share Posted September 2, 2001 Is that anywhere similar to the lemon egg " thing " , anyone? (since I have very limited access to the files) Steve ----------------------------- I was wondering if it was possible for the body to utilize the leeched calcium from organic egg shells. My idea would be to use vinegar as the solvent. For example if you put a raw egg in white distilled vinegar the outer shell dissolves and the egg turns rubbery. Works the same if you put a chicken bone in vinegar; turns the bone to rubber. Its a neat high school trick. any advice, Ed Kasper L.Ac., Acupuncturist & Medicinal Herbalist Santa Cruz, California & www.happyherbalist.com e-mail eddy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 2, 2001 Report Share Posted September 2, 2001 If you notice, there's a tendancy for redundancy on this list at times, but that's only because people who think they can help don't stand idle! In Health, Steve ----------------------------- Dear Ed, Great minds think alike!! Here is a lemon egg that Doc used to extract calcium and other minerals from eggs.............Love Penny LEMON EGG I have been studying and practicing Natural Healing for several years now, and one of my favorite pastimes is to collect all the natural recipes and remedies I can find. Recently, I came upon a real gem and thought you’d like to know about it. About Cal-Mag For decades, the need for Calcium and Magnesium in the growing and maintaining of a healthy body has been well established, but a major problem has been how to absorb these nutrients, especially from inorganic sources. The wrong kind of Calcium and/or poor assimilation can actually cause arthritis and many other degenerative diseases. There is only one inorganic Cal-Mag formula to date that I know of that works. All the rest are junk and actually injure and overtax the body. Those solid Calcium tablets are absolutely, positively useless. Until recently, my wife Valorie and I had been content to get our Calcium and Magnesium from the organic foods we eat and then this little bonus dropped in my lap one afternoon while studying for my Naturopathic Doctor degree. Lemon Egg The Ultimate Organic Calcium Supplementation 1. Carefully place whole, clean, uncooked, uncracked, organic eggs in a clean wide-mouth jar. 2. Cover the eggs with freshly squeezed organic lemon juice (concentrated lemon juice is pasteurized and should never be used as a substitute). 3. Cover the jar loosely and place it in the refrigerator. A few times during the day, gently - very gently - agitate the liquid in the jar. As the Calcium from the shells is leached by the lemon juice, bubbles will appear around the eggs. Approximately 48 hours later, when the bubbling has stopped, carefully remove the eggs from the jar and be sure not to break the egg membranes. Replace the lid tightly on the jar containing the liquid and shake the mixture. You now have " LEMON EGG " . I love to drink it straight or mix 2 oz in my SuperFood shake. It is the best source of organic Calcium I know of. Much love, Ian Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 2, 2001 Report Share Posted September 2, 2001 I was wondering if it was possible for the body to utilize the leeched calcium from organic egg shells. My idea would be to use vinegar as the solvent. For example if you put a raw egg in white distilled vinegar the outer shell dissolves and the egg turns rubbery. Works the same if you put a chicken bone in vinegar; turns the bone to rubber. Its a neat high school trick. any advice, Ed Kasper L.Ac., Acupuncturist & Medicinal Herbalist Santa Cruz, California & www.happyherbalist.com e-mail eddy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 2, 2001 Report Share Posted September 2, 2001 Ed, what you are talking about sounds like Doc Ian's recipe for Lemon Egg, which is in the files. It does utilize organic egg shells together with organic lemon juice. Some people don't like it, but I do. Recipe is in the files under Doc Shillington ND. And as with the vinegar, absolutely the egg does turn rubbery. For convenience, I'm copying the recipe from the files. Valerie LEMON EGG I have been studying and practicing Natural Healing for several years now, and one of my favorite pastimes is to collect all the natural recipes and remedies I can find. Recently, I came upon a real gem and thought you’d like to know about it. About Cal-Mag For decades, the need for Calcium and Magnesium in the growing and maintaining of a healthy body has been well established, but a major problem has been how to absorb these nutrients, especially from inorganic sources. The wrong kind of Calcium and/or poor assimilation can actually cause arthritis and many other degenerative diseases. There is only one inorganic Cal-Mag formula to date that I know of that works. All the rest are junk and actually injure and overtax the body. Those solid Calcium tablets are absolutely, positively useless. Until recently, my wife Valorie and I had been content to get our Calcium and Magnesium from the organic foods we eat and then this little bonus dropped in my lap one afternoon while studying for my Naturopathic Doctor degree. Lemon Egg The Ultimate Organic Calcium Supplementation 1. Carefully place whole, clean, uncooked, uncracked, organic eggs in a clean wide-mouth jar. 2. Cover the eggs with freshly squeezed organic lemon juice (concentrated lemon juice is pasteurized and should never be used as a substitute). 3. Cover the jar loosely and place it in the refrigerator. A few times during the day, gently - very gently - agitate the liquid in the jar. As the Calcium from the shells is leached by the lemon juice, bubbles will appear around the eggs. Approximately 48 hours later, when the bubbling has stopped, carefully remove the eggs from the jar and be sure not to break the egg membranes. Replace the lid tightly on the jar containing the liquid and shake the mixture. You now have " LEMON EGG " . I love to drink it straight or mix 2 oz in my SuperFood shake. It is the best source of organic Calcium I know of. Much love, Ian Ian Shillington N.D. Dr.IanShillington --- Ed Kasper <edkasper wrote: > I was wondering if it was possible for the body to > utilize the leeched > calcium from organic egg shells. My idea would be to > use vinegar as the > solvent. For example if you put a raw egg in white > distilled vinegar the > outer shell dissolves and the egg turns rubbery. > Works the same if you put a > chicken bone in vinegar; turns the bone to rubber. > Its a neat high school > trick. > > any advice, > Ed Kasper L.Ac., Acupuncturist & Medicinal Herbalist > Santa Cruz, California & www.happyherbalist.com > e-mail > eddy > > Get email alerts & NEW webcam video instant messaging with Messenger http://im. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 2, 2001 Report Share Posted September 2, 2001 In a message dated 09/02/2001 12:56:25 PM Mountain Daylight Time, bigbird3969 writes: If you notice, there's a tendancy for redundancy on this list at times, but that's only because people who think they can help don't stand idle! I would just like to thank you all again for all the excellent suggestions and the willingness to help others. I am on another list and have been for over 4 years. It is an aromatherapy list and the difference between these two lists is like night and day. There are a few good souls on the Aromatherapy list but otherwise it is a constant battle ground. There is constant belittling and one up manship, sometimes to the point of name calling, etc. So thanks again for all the love and help! Mindy Kittay Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 2, 2001 Report Share Posted September 2, 2001 Dear Ed, Great minds think alike!! Here is a lemon egg that Doc used to extract calcium and other minerals from eggs.............Love Penny LEMON EGG I have been studying and practicing Natural Healing for several years now, and one of my favorite pastimes is to collect all the natural recipes and remedies I can find. Recently, I came upon a real gem and thought you’d like to know about it. About Cal-Mag For decades, the need for Calcium and Magnesium in the growing and maintaining of a healthy body has been well established, but a major problem has been how to absorb these nutrients, especially from inorganic sources. The wrong kind of Calcium and/or poor assimilation can actually cause arthritis and many other degenerative diseases. There is only one inorganic Cal-Mag formula to date that I know of that works. All the rest are junk and actually injure and overtax the body. Those solid Calcium tablets are absolutely, positively useless. Until recently, my wife Valorie and I had been content to get our Calcium and Magnesium from the organic foods we eat and then this little bonus dropped in my lap one afternoon while studying for my Naturopathic Doctor degree. Lemon Egg The Ultimate Organic Calcium Supplementation 1. Carefully place whole, clean, uncooked, uncracked, organic eggs in a clean wide-mouth jar. 2. Cover the eggs with freshly squeezed organic lemon juice (concentrated lemon juice is pasteurized and should never be used as a substitute). 3. Cover the jar loosely and place it in the refrigerator. A few times during the day, gently - very gently - agitate the liquid in the jar. As the Calcium from the shells is leached by the lemon juice, bubbles will appear around the eggs. Approximately 48 hours later, when the bubbling has stopped, carefully remove the eggs from the jar and be sure not to break the egg membranes. Replace the lid tightly on the jar containing the liquid and shake the mixture. You now have " LEMON EGG " . I love to drink it straight or mix 2 oz in my SuperFood shake. It is the best source of organic Calcium I know of. Much love, Ian Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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