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.
These are the ways, in summary, to tackle the mucus challenge and obtain true mucus relief: 1  Make it a habit to drink 4-6 glasses of water a day. 2  Avoid, as much as possible, mucus forming or exacerbating foods: sugar in all its forms. fermented foods. 3  Do self-applied acupressure daily to keep sinuses and passages clear.