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Old 03-07-2004, 04:02 PM
 
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Default Baking Soda to lower pH

if her calcium level is already up, there is no reason for shells. certainly her pH
is high and it wouldnt dissolve anyway. Ingrid

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might suggest a milk-crate of oyster shells..


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