Assuming that's correct, why doesn't the label mention anything but Mg and K? Wouldn't that be an important thing to know?Lou has explicitly stated Part C contains all 70 trace elements found in NSW.
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Assuming that's correct, why doesn't the label mention anything but Mg and K? Wouldn't that be an important thing to know?Lou has explicitly stated Part C contains all 70 trace elements found in NSW.
Hopefully on Monday Hans Werner will read this long discussion and let us know why TM labelled PartC the way they did.Assuming that's correct, why doesn't the label mention anything but Mg and K? Wouldn't that be an important thing to know?
And tell us what's actually in it.Hopefully on Monday Hans Werner will read this long discussion and let us know why TM labelled PartC the way they did.
I thought Randy said he spoke to them already and it’s just reef salt without the sodium and chloride. Did I misunderstand?And tell us what's actually in it.
Assuming that's correct, why doesn't the label mention anything but Mg and K? Wouldn't that be an important thing to know?
And tell us what's actually in it.
I didn't realize the same elements that are in seawater would be proprietaryNot a chance. It’s a proprietary formula just like their salt mixes. All companies are this way with many products.
Maybe state what exactly you want them to tell us.And tell us what's actually in it.
I didn't realize the same elements that are in seawater would be proprietary
Yes, I'm aware.The ratios, the ingredients, the total composition is proprietary for every salt manufacturer. Not one of them shares their recipe
Just looking for the truth. I'm surprised so many people are willing to ignore facts.This feels like a witch hunt based on semantics, for the sake of it. I don’t understand the point.
"Experts"Just looking for the truth. I'm surprised so many people are willing to ignore facts.
No. Lamenting.Same goes for salt mixes. Are you agonizing over those?
Assuming that's correct, why doesn't the label mention anything but Mg and K? Wouldn't that be an important thing to know?
I am honestly not following what is being hidden or what factsJust looking for the truth. I'm surprised so many people are willing to ignore facts.
Read post #1.I am honestly not following what is being hidden or what facts
ignored.
So you say you are an engineer. I suspect you are familiar with reverse engineering…I'm an engineer. Specifics matter.
Nearly all of the 70 elements are also in Part C. This is because Part C contains all the trace elements in Tropic Marin. What we have left away in our Part C for our Original Balling is calcium and inorganic carbon (=alkalinity) because these are in Part A and B. What is in Part C is nearly the Periodic Table of Elements without noble gases and radioactive elements. So it is easier to ask what is not in Part C.When they say it contains 70 elements in that description they are likely referring to their complete balling method overall. Not just in part C. Notice they reference the Alk and Calc parts as well in that description. Not 70 elements just in part C. That is how I read it….