This AM on Howards Show one of the Guests mentioned adding a paramagnetic leechate to compost tea. How can I be sure the Rock has the correct paraMagnetic readings on the rock & which rock is coerrect & where can I get some small quantities of this paramagnetic rock Can this rock be sent as sample to the A&M Labs and get the info that I need.
also how much apple cider vinigar can be added to Tea & not kill the little critters

I have no trust in paramagnetism; however, if you want some extremely paramagnetic material, buy some Garden-Ville Volcanite. There is a meter that measures paramagnetism. I got to have some Volcanite tested and it came back at 4,000 paramagnetism units. Anything more than 700 is considered paramagnetic. Still I think it's hokum.

Vinegar is a carbohydrate food for microbes. You'll have to add a lot to hurt them. If you are making tea, not many foodstuffs go in heavier than one ounce per gallon of tea.

Mr Hall
did you run test yourself, if so What type of meter & where did it come from. If you had it done, Who did it & where did you have it done

Thanks so Much

Malcolm Beck has a machine. It's as big as a suitcase and all it does is test paramagnetism. He used to have free organic meetings once a month. One of those meetings he announced ahead of time that he would be bringing this paramagnetism meter with him. He suggested we bring samples of whatever we wanted to test. I took in sand (zero reading) and Volcanite.