Egyptian style wet method with bokek dead sea salt (ormus)

Tani and Matthew performing part of the process to extract Ormus from Dead Sea salt , at the Pulphouse , in Arizona ........ Featured in this video is the Egyptian Wet Method process and it is a solid reliable process ..... We have performed The Egyptian Method many times here with consistent results ........ We were unable to edit video at the time so we didn’t show the process of making the natron solution (which takes place before what you see in the video) , and the washing process (which takes place after what you see in the video) ... Bromine, Sodium and Potassium are all removed from the precipitate by the washing process, and it is performed as follows: after settling: wash it thoroughly at least three times by decanting,mixing with pure water, letting it settle and decanting again , rinse and repeat , quite literally! (hehe) ..... There are no Gilcrest elements in Dead Sea Salt so overshooting a PH of by a bit is really nothing to be concerned about, therefore no need to use a PH m