People are Pooping Plastic...

Ahh, it was an Anthropogenic contamination of tap water, beer, and sea salt study. The whole purpose of the study was to find Anthropogenic hazards, hazards caused by human action or inaction. For them to equate human hazards from salt laid down between 600 and 540 million years ago, shows just how biased their study was. Granted we have caused plastic contamination but not in salt from then. It comes from Harvard no less, you know the ones that claim humans are the cause of anything bad on earth. Not believing it for a minute.
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Wow that is so weird, this morning I took a shit. When I was done I looked in the bowl and there was a Tupperware lid in there. Crazy

You're an optimist, cool. Reading the statica case study of human crimes, I'd say we're the abnorm, and the norm is damaging.

Oh, I'm on your side as every time we sailed across the Pacific we went through tons of garbage, and even stopped a couple times to scoop up what we could, so yea definitely lots of plastic from humans out there but not deposited in salt that old.

The difference is how Himalayan salt is manufactured and sold, right? Do you grate your own salt chunk?

Use to use Mortar & Pestle if needed.

I like those! Do you have clay or stone?

It's another manure monday, I'll let the trolls slide.

Good article Pool.



Given the unknown ingredients in all that we eat, I pray Mark 16:18 over what I eat or drink that nothing that I consume will harm me.

I do miss glass containers. Glass milk jugs, glass soda bottles....plastic containers contaim bpa...biphenol A... which emuylates estrogen in the human body.

Not sure if it’s true, but according to Aajonus Vonderplanitz, you’d have to take a bath in like 112 degree water for 20 minutes a day for 10 years to get all the plastic out of your system or something like that.

But I wonder if some sort of fasting routines could do the trick.

This study is full of shit!!!

I always switch containers of products sold in plastic, to glass when they arrive at my home, even the potato chips have a home in a 1 gallon widemouth jar. It's amazing how long everything lasts in glass.

It's convenient and without anything to replace,

there's not much we can do---me thinks...