If a 5' Ã 5' bale. were worth $50, then a 4' Ã 4' bale would be worth. only $25.60, whereas a 5' Ã 6' bale would be worth. $72. The last column in Table 1 shows what the price. per ton would be, if all balesâregardless of weightâ. were priced at $50 each. The 1,100-pound bales. would cost $90.91/ton ($50 Ã· 1,100 lb = $0.04545/lb; 2,000 lb Ã $0.04545 = $90.91/ton). In comparison, the 563-pound bales would cost $177.56/ton.
Raw fruits and vegetables are fabulous mucus-cleansers. They help the body remove mucus and toxins, supplying vital nutrients in the correct balance for rejuvenation and healing. Since early childhood I was cursed with severe constipation and hemorrhoids; bowel movements were painful and difficult.
NOT ALL MUCUS IS BAD. Healthy mucus is a clear, slippery, lubricating secretion, used to protect mucus membranes along the digestive, respiratory, urinary and reproductive tracts. Unhealthy mucus is cloudy, thick, and sticky.Mucus is secreted to stop irritants, pollutants, or carcinogenic compounds, created by putrefying, undigested food residues. It's like a blanket of protection. Certain foods such as milk and bread cause an increase of mucus secretions.These foods have large protein molecules (casein and gluten) which are difficult to digest and are more prone to putrefaction, and may be toxic or an irritant to the body.r. Robert Gray, a nutritionist, determined, through intensive testing that certain foods are mucus-forming and others are mucus cleansing. The foods shown to cause the most mucus are: Dairy products, white flour, sugar, eggs, peanuts and fats.