RE: re: RC: RE: Re: Re: Electrolyting

[wsabg@t-online.de (Wolfgang Schwingenheuer)]

> Ok, gotta ask....since percentages are a measure of a specific
> whole....what whole are you using a percentage of?  Weight,
> volume, etc.  Molecular weight, or bioavailability ratios maybe?
>
> I know this is making it more dificult than it probably needs to
> be, but when you give percentages to the general population,
> sometimes they don't think to ask the question "percentage of
> what measure"
>
> Corrine


Corrinne,

here is my recipe:

61% natrium chloride
29% potassium chloride
5%  calcium phosphate
5% magnesium citrate

Now I don't understand the problem. Just replace % by oz and you have the
required weight. Devide it by 2 or multiply by 3 to get more or less of
total mass.
I guess it's not that difficult, but I may have understood that question a
bit wrong. In that case please correct me.

Wolfgang
Germany (non-native english country  *lol*)
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