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- Some batteries explode, now will phones catch fire?
by been there done that
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Cell Phones Discussi
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Solar flares and magnetic pole shift will cause something similar to SAD but not be SEASONAL. The changes we will experience in ourselves might be reduced or prevented with an extra supply of electrolytes, but the changes in PETS might require more severe responses. ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1771751#i ... ... ... Could pacemakers or heartbeat be a problem?...likely VERY much so. ... ... ... In 1859, the Carrington solar flare caused some telegraph offices to catch fire. What will it do to cell phones, radios, etc. and those holding them? [End]
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- Ionic Minerals - Sole or Concentrace
by #125046
27 mon
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Hi there ... ... I have been trying 2 sources of ionic minerals - ... ... 1 - A mineral blend called Concentrace from a lake in Utah ... 2 - A drink called Sole every morning (made with Himalayan Crystal Salt and water) ... ... Both are supposed to be excellent sources of ionic minerals, and I have noticed some remarkable improvements in my health. The Concentrace seems to be giving me some sort of bloating feeling, so now I am only taking the Sole. ... ... But is there any difference between what I get from Concentrace and what I get from Sole. [End]
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- Re: Ionic Minerals - Sole or Concentrace
by perfectmus
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By Concentrate what is the concentration factor? ... ... 20 PPM ? ... ... or 4000 PPM. ... ... Noble Metal Mineral are the true antioxidants that is in most foods and supplments. ... ... GOLD ... SILVER ... IRIDIUM ... RUTHENIUM ... RHODIUM ... ... If you really want to perfect your body, you need to give it what it is lacking: Colloidal Gold, Iridium Rhodium and Ruthenium. ... ... Many people have seen their ”Terminal Breast Cancer” go away with these noble metal elements. ... [End]
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- Zinc helps sharpen children’s memory
by Lexor Health
3 year
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Similar to Vitamins, minerals also play a very important role in a child’s development. Zinc is one such essential mineral that is known to support normal growth and development of children. And more importantly, zinc has been found to boost the child’s immune system by promoting recovery from the common cold and related symptoms. In addition, zinc helps to prevent diarrhea, improves memory and concentration and supports normal growth and development in children. [End]
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- Anybody here?
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by ozric
3 year
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Just read recently that supplementing with a lot of calcium (I take about 1000-1500 mg. calcium per day and 1/2 that magnesium) might leave one deficient in phosphorous. Any ideas or suggestions? [End]
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- Re: Anybody here?2
by Herbalationist
3 year
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I’m a professional herbal practitioner. Herbs are in a form that will feed and nourish the body so that it has the building blocks to heal itself. We view calcium supplements as dead, inorganic, non-living nutrients that fail to feed the body. However, people will get symptomatic relief from taking it as long as they continue to take it. But more times than not, calcium will re-crystalize and deposit into other areas of the body thereby creating problems such as gall stones, in the liver, pancreas, veins and arteries, spurs on the spine, arthritis, etc. At that point, they’re crystall ...
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- Re: Anybody here?3
by #108005
3 year
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One should supplement with a full spectrum of minerals and in there proper ratios ! ... Herbs are only as good as the soil they are grown in. ... If the soil is deficient what it produces will be deficient also. ... Sea kelp and Blackstrap molasses are both good food sources of phosphorous! [End]
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- Re: Anybody here?4
by Herbalationist
3 year
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Sorry. I don’t explain well sometimes. ... ... I understand what you’re saying. IF you get those minerals in the plant kingdom, then yes it’s in a usable form to nourish the body. ... ... I thought you were strictly referring to a processed calcium pill. ... ... For the past twenty years, I’ve integrated the Chinese principles of herbology to my western herbs. We don’t look at herbs the way the west does. The western herbology will look at the chemical constituents and apply the chemistry to the body which is purely an analytical approach whereas the Chinese approach looks at the body phenomenologica ...
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- Re: Anybody here?5
by InnerCalm
3 year
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No disagreement there. ... I would add that plant based nutrition is far superior to synthetic/commercial types of supplements. The body assimilates them much better and the liver doesn’t need to work extra hard. ... ... ... Added to kelp I would throw in dulse and add grasses such as barley. Again the important thing to realize as 108 suggested is that the soil is key. it must contain a wide array of minerals and also soil organisms to get those minerals into the roots of the plants. [End]
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- Soil Quality6
by uchihaMadara
3 year
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Some plants will absorb known toxins to humans from the soil, much like humans that consume toxins will find deposits in tissues or the blood stream. ... ... I’d still rather eat organic, non-GMO foods over processed, commercial foods. [End]
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- Re: Soil Quality7
by InnerCalm
3 year
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Organic is a must. This is a given. No poisons. [End]
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- Re: Soil Quality8
by Herbalationist
3 year
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Yes, I hate the taste of poison. Yuck! ... ... The Herb. [End]
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- Re: Soil Quality9
by InnerCalm
3 year
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Here’s the rub. What is poison to some is food for others. Some mushrooms thrive on things that would kill us. Symbiotics. [End]
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- Re: Soil Quality10
by Dquixote1217
3 year
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Yes and no. Organic is certainly preferable, but there are caveats. ... ... Fist of all, something could technically be called organic and be grown in poor mineral depleted soils and thus be nutritionally poor. ... ... Second, and here is the big rub, to qualify as organic in most states a crop must be grown on soils that have had no chemical fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides or other chemicals applied within the past three years. Theoretically the soil could have been a toxic nightmare up until three years ago - and some pesticides and other chemical toxins have half-lives of 5 ...
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- Re: Soil Quality11
by #108005
3 year
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What you organic promoters will never understand is that a well fertilized soil with all the needed elements will negate the acidic toxin factor and that mineral deficient produce whether organic or not is harmful in itself! It s all about balance! [End]
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- Re: Soil Quality12
by spudlydoo
3 year
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”What you organic promoters will never understand is that a well fertilized soil with all the needed elements will negate the acidic toxin factor” ... ... This is just simply wrong, no amount of fertiliser, mineral, microbiotic and fungal elements in soil, is going to negate a residual toxic poison. Many chemicals take years to break down into inert substances, as DQ mentioned. Much of the planet’s arable land is contaminated with such poisons. ... ... Organically grown food, IMO, is just the lesser of the two evils. ... ... DQ, I wholeheartedly support your view of growing your own food, on land that y ...
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- Re: Soil Quality13
by InnerCalm
3 year
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”DQ, I wholeheartedly support your view of growing your own food, on land that you know is not contaminated. We may not be able to grow or buy food that is free from toxins, but we can help by not adding to the problem, by not using chemicals and poisons ourselves. ... ” ... ... This would be the wise view. ... ... ... ... Mineral rich produce (without toxins) is optimal. Many of the practices used in permaculture can get you there. [End]
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- Re: Soil Quality14
by #108005
3 year
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Well I guess those who know it all will just have to suffer then won’t you! Tell me what gardening experience do either of you have and what experience do you have with soil management and what and how do you know whether your produce is nutritious or not! ... Toxins in the soil can be deadly but as usual disease is a two prong fork, deer in the wild located in adjacent areas both feed on crops fertilized with the deadly organophosphates ! In one area wasting disease is rampant, however in the county over deer fed on the same ready round up raised corn or soybean suffer no wasting diseases ...
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- Re: Soil Quality15
by spudlydoo
3 year
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”Toxins in the soil can be deadly but as usual disease is a two prong fork, deer in the wild located in adjacent areas both feed on crops fertilized with the deadly organophosphates ! In one area wasting disease is rampant, however in the county over deer fed on the same ready round up raised corn or soybean suffer no wasting diseases at all! Can either of you know it all self proclaimed genious’s explain this phenomena??” ... ... Given access to the deer in question, and all the available data, I could certainly give you theories to explain this annomoly, but as this is not the case, I don’t k ...
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- Re: Soil Quality16
by InnerCalm
3 year
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”How about you 108... care to share your qualifications?” ... ... ... LOL ... ... ... This outta be good. ... ... ... Only one I am aware of... ... Chief forum compost provider extraordinaire. ... ... What I am really anticipating is how the phrase ”you liberals” will be worked into this? [End]
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- Re: Soil Quality17
by #108005
3 year
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Chris you are the biggest plagiarizer Curezone has ever know! Tell me what does a punk from middle class suburban ghetto know about anything that is being discussed here?? You seem to do nothing but repeat whats already been said a thousand times on Curezone! If they passed out pedigrees at Curezone you would deserve one ,but in real life experience you are a failure!I know how little you really have! And your personal attacks our all you have also! ... Spuds will be here shortly she is researching her fat arse off trying to locate an answer!If she knew she would have said so in the first place!
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- Re: Soil Quality18
by InnerCalm
3 year
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”Chris you are the biggest plagiarizer Curezone has ever know! Tell me what does a punk from middle class suburban ghetto know about anything that is being discussed here?? You seem to do nothing but repeat whats already been said a thousand times on Curezone! If they passed out pedigrees at Curezone you would deserve one ,but in real life experience you are a failure!I know how little you really have! And your personal attacks our all you have also! ... Spuds will be here shortly she is researching her fat arse off trying to locate an answer!If she knew she would have said so in the first pl ...
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- Re: Soil Quality19
by #108005
3 year
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Pedigrees mean little in real life! Now if you are so well paper trained answer the question! You are not applying for a job, this is Curezone not some goverment agency! I have heard all about your education spuds but you seem to spend 99% of your time bashing Christians which seems to be your only experience here at Curezone! Which leaves you little credibility in my eyes! ... The answer to this question is simple any one with all the degrees you ”claim” to have should know the answer! [End]
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- Re: Soil Quality20
by InnerCalm
3 year
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Your question is unanswerable with any reliability because all the variables are unknown. Epidemiology studies vary widely based on interpretation. Even with more factors know, opinion would still come to play. ... ... As usual you are laying out fodder for comment. ... ... To say toxins don’t matter is utter and profound ignornace. If you even get one more person here to agree with that, you will have found your twin. [End]
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- Re: Soil Quality
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by spudlydoo
3 year
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You obviously haven’t read my posting history or you would know what you are saying is rubbish. Your posting history on the other hand speaks for itself. I would encourage anyone reading this forum to go and have a look at the posting history of all posters, and make their own conclusions as to the credibility of the individuals. ... ... If you knew anything about scientific method 108.. you would know that a scientist will not make uninformed guesses, if you want a theory from me, provide the information necessary to come up with one, credible information that is, not just something you’ve pul ...
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- Re: Soil Quality22
by #108005
3 year
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Just as I suspected no answer, an answer that could vindicate your claims that appear to be nothing but hot air! Doesn’t it humble you in the least that all you claim to know about science you can’t answer such a simple question ? ... I have a background in science from thirty years ago does this mean anything to prove my point ? Not at all What I have learned about soil science did not come out of any university text book but from experience! Which you obviously lack! ... And doesn’t it move your scientific curiosity even slightly to want to understand why a mineral deficiency can make the ...
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- Re: Soil Quality23
by spudlydoo
3 year
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More blather and personal attack, nowhere have I said I know it all, and I have often said that I am constantly learning, what I have said is that I know scientific method, which you obviously don’t. ... ... The rest of your assumptions are meaningless, as you do not know me, you have no idea what experience I’ve had or have now, just more of you donkey braying as per usual. ... ... spud ... ... [End]
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- Re: Soil Quality26
by InnerCalm
3 year
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The organic labeling has been hijacked by the same corp interests that have wreaked havoc on our planet. The only safe bet is to know the grower and their practices, or grow yourself. [End]
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- Re: Anybody here?27
by Herbalationist
3 year
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That’s a valid point about the soil. ... ... In my line of work, I’ve found that by the time symptoms/illnesses arise, the assimilation/digestive processes are so weak that the patient can be eating the finest foods in the world and never getting the nutritional value out of the food. ... ... In other words, I’ve seen people trying to get well (after the fact) by eating the purest organic foods obtainable, yet they remain sick. But the value in herbology is that the nutrients are stronger and more directed to the needed areas of weakness, more so than anything our daily diets can provide. ... ... Thanks ...
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- Re: Anybody here?28
by InnerCalm
3 year
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Agreed. This is why Max Gerson took the approach he did and his daughter continues his work with excellent results. When the gut is impaired one must do two things. Get nutrition into the body in a way that gets in (flooding) and then also be working on optimizing flow (liver cleansing, colon cleansing, etc). This begins the work of breaking the spiral of entropy. [End]
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- Re: Anybody here?29
by Herbalationist
3 year
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Yes, and now you’re getting into the field of herbology. That’s a separate and big subject best left for another time. ... ... The Herb. [End]
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- Re: Anybody here?30
by InnerCalm
3 year
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Take the idea of herbs even further. I see all these things as information in these sense of vibration (scalar waves). When we see beyond the plants and animals etc there is a sea of information that we can tap into and create balance at that level. ... ... Would love to discuss that paradigm with you. There is a forum here called vibenhance that gets into those kinds of things. [End]
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- Re: Anybody here?31
by #108005
3 year
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Organic is an overused commercial phrase and does not insure complete and proper nutrients! If you know your garden, farmer or producer you may be assured of the neceassary nutrients but if you are buying organic labeled foods at Walmart for example I doubt you will find they are any more nutritious then standard produce! The market is a tricky place adding labels like organic only confuses the issue more! From my experince supplementing with high quallity supplements helps fills this gap! ... Unless one knows what is in the soils their foods are grown in it is mostly a guessing game! Ther ...
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- Re: Anybody here?32
by InnerCalm
3 year
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Agree 100%. ... ... The optimal situation is to have your own garden and the knowledge to make it work in a healthy manner. ... ... Permaculture. ... [End]
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- Re: Anybody here?33
by #108005
3 year
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Labels! They only mean what you do with them, and they can also put you in a box! [End]
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- Trouble with digesting protein.
by #116312
3 year
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Hi, ... ... I’ve been noticing that eating protein has not been working out for me so much lately. I have noticed vast amounts of energy when I was able to clear my body of any remains of dietary intake. My skin always used to be pale, now it has turned considerably darker and more natural. It’s also cleared up immensely, my dandruff disappeared, no more hives, no more stuffy nose, and my concentration is off the charts even though I slept only a little. Basically, I feel much better and more energetic even when fasting or eating only fruits. The problem is, that I’m not really a vegetarian so ...
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- Re: Trouble with digesting protein.
by grzbear
3 year
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Most protein from meat is very poor in quality... even so called ”organic” meats as they still feed the animals ”grains” and ”organic” waste silage... in a containment environment. ... ... With conventionally grown/raised foods, a vegetarian diet is likely best for most... ... ... With organic... it is a mixed bag... ... ... With pastured, grass fed, and home grown organic foods, most can then handle meat just fine... ... ... In addition, Digestion, absorption, and utilization of proteins (fats and carbohydrates too) is very dependent upon the intestinal microflora... the microflora produce protein digesting ...
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- Re: Trouble with digesting protein.
by InnerCalm
3 year
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For protein move to grasses. Try dried barley grass powder. Get a great source high in minerals. Barley Gold is one product that is good. You can also try spirulina. Hemp is another decent protein source. Broccoli another. [End]
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- David Wolfe on minerals
by dorien
4 year
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Anyone who knows David Wolfe knows that he is really big on minerals. He’s the one that really made me realise their importance. After all, everything is built out of minerals right, they are the elements from the periodic table... ... ... ... I wonder wether anybody has the longevity program David Wolfe is offering. I am considering it, it seems to hold a lot of vital information: ... Longevity now. ... ... Blessings, ... ... Dorien ... [End]
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- Re: David Wolfe on minerals
by aReUgrateful
4 year
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Hi there, ... ... I purchased his longevity now program. To be honest when it arrived I was going to send it back. A pack of CDs and a book didn’t seem worth $600 (Cdn). It comes with a 30-day money back guarantee. I let it sit for a couple weeks before I really got into it. After going through the book and just touching on some CD info I knew this info was (is) a keeper. Lots of great information. I can’t tell you how many times I have referred back to it not just for myself but for my clients (I’m a nutritionist). I am loving the information and knowing more about superfoods, herbs, ...
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- Is fasting for weight loss a good solution? Does it work? (edit)
by mouseclick
4 year
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(edit) Sorry, I posted in the wrong forum, so I deleted and re-posted the message where it should be http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1382409 ... [End]
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- Re: Is fasting for weight loss a good solution? Does it work?
by #65312
4 year
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I don’t think you’ll get many responses, because for some reason this post is in the minerals debate forum, not the fasting debate one. [End]
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- Re: Thanks!
by mouseclick
4 year
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Thanks for pointing that out, I have now reposted. Can you believe that was caused by my neighbours cat walking on my keyboard, it must have hit the letter M when the highlight was on the drop down box. ... ... Anyway all sorted now, moderator please delete this thread if you wish to unclutter the forum ... ... rgds ... ... S [End]
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- Arsenic-munching bacteria found
by grzbear
5 year
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The article... ... ... http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7558448.stm ... ... rather interesting here, as well as thought provoking is a bit of research into intestinal flora and their use of arsenic... ... ... a bit more looking into brings a few articles to the fore... ... ... http://phys4.harvard.edu/~wilson/arsenic/arsenic_project_good_uses.html ... ... Arsenic compounds have been used for a long time in the treatment of a variety of diseases such as acute promyelocytic leukemia, Hodgkin’s lymphoma, multiple myeloma, chronic myeloid leukemia syphilis, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, lichen planus, an ...
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- Re: Arsenic-munching bacteria found
by #69242
5 year
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”Perhaps beginning to see why in season and locally raised foods are best? Perhaps even beginning to see where, in a toxic world, perhaps cleaning it ALL out may not be in our best interests?” ... ... Yes, this is becoming very clear to me. Thanks for that post, it was a great read! ... ... Have a great day! ... [End]
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- have fun with this one... :-)
by grzbear
5 year
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”In 1946, Henri Spindler, (Director of the Laboratoire Maritime de Dinard) investigated the origin of iodine in seaweed, and found that the algae Laminaria manufactured iodine out of water which contained none of the element.(15)” ... ... http://www.life-enthusiast.com/ormus/orm_bio_transmut.htm ... ... ”In France, Freundler, lecturer at the Sorbonne (Faculté des Sciences de Paris) established in 1925 that iodine is created by algae (laminaria) and not - as has always been believed and is still taught today - by the algae fixing the iodine which is in the sea. A French geologist, A. de Cailleux, ha ...
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- more extrapolating...
by grzbear
5 year
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I posted this once before... seems appropriate here in light of the other posts... ... ... Trace Elements as Contaminants and Nutrients: Consequences in Ecosystems and Human Health ... ... http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0470180951/ref=pe_5050_9669850_pe_snp_951 ... ... grz- ... ... [End]
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- deficient in minerals
by Hidden Username
5 year
1,956
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Hi ... ... I am hoping somone can help me. ... ... I have been battling candida for a while now and had been doing great until I had acute diarrhea and lost a lot of weight. Since then (for last 4 months) I have really weak legs, cramps, and pains in the bones. Also bruising on the legs and clotting times for cuts etc are very poor. ... ... Im certain that im low on minerals and also now low in stomach acid as I now burp a lot after earing and have been losing more weight. ... ... Im taking cellfood oxygen supplemnt and a mag/calcium/zinc supplement in mallic acid. Also started juicing broccoli, celery, cu ...
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- Re: deficient in minerals
by 2Sirius
5 year
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Hi Gadgie! ... Well your instincts are right, you are mineral deficient and very acidic, and it sounds like you’re not absorbing your supplements! ... These problems can be dealt with by properly mineralizing and alkalizing yourself! ! ... The best advice you can get with very substantial and positive testimony is from Moreless at his Forum which is at the link below! ... The Moreless energy/alkalizing drink will balance your acidity and mineralize you like no other protocol can! ... Also look into the mineral baths he prescribes that will help calm you! ... ... ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/f.asp?f=740 ...
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- Re: deficient ...
by lunari
5 year
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Hi, Gadgie ... ... I’m sorry you’re having a tough time getting back to norm... ... I, too, have a problem keeping weight on (and have a sensative nature, and stress easily, which adds to my problems)... ... ... I would suggest a probiotic supplement for your to rebuild your flora (I use Kyolic’s dophilus caps, good quality stuff. ... Also, I would use something like Super Enzymes (from NOW Foods)for your burps, and perhaps an Aloe Vera gel caps (I get mine from Swanson Vitamins, they have a concentrated Aloe, I think 25X, gerat stuff, healig and soothing). ... If you still get the runs, eat some yoghurt, p ...
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- Mineral Primer!
by 2Sirius
5 year
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... ... Mineral Primer ... As the remarkable properties of vitamins have revealed themselves to investigators, so too have those of the various minerals in our food and water. The seven macrominerals-- calcium, chloride, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium and sulphur--now share the research spotlight with a longer list of essential trace minerals. These are needed only in minute amounts, but their absence results in many disease conditions. The number of trace minerals known to be essential to life now exceeds thirty, and some researchers believe that for optimum health we need to take in e ...
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- How important are minerals?
by #69242
5 year
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This is very serious... ... ... NOT a joke... ... ... Our mineral balance is vital to our health and well being, when our minerals get out of wack our body can become deficient, as is the case in this post. ... ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1125877 ... ... ... Point, with proper nutrition the body can heal itself and new growth is possible. [End]
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- Does metal kill friendly bacteria?
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by #69242
5 year
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”The fresh squeezed orange juice is loaded with live freindly bacteria. ... ... Brewers yeast as far as I know has been killed and more of a nutritional yeast. It will expand when wet, but nothing like real yeast. ... ... Bread yeast will expand/multiply rapidly. ... ... REAL HUMAN FRIENDLY BACTERIA ... 1. Fresh In season Fruit ... 2. Grass ... 3. Soil ... ... Dr. Christopher teaches that the human body is 85% bacteria and any time you have more/less we call that disease. The cure for ”balance” being new fresh uncorrupted bacteria. People drinking metals such as silver have forever messed up their balance, drugs and o ...
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- Re: Does metal kill friendly bacteria?2
by Quinta_Essentia
5 year
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if you are asking specifically about a product like colloidal silver, then yes i do believe that it could harm the beneficial bacteria. Afterall, it is an antibiotic, how could it somehow decide which bacteria is beneficial and which is not and then only kill the pathogenic bacteria? thats impossible. ... ... I do think this person is WAY overstating the case however. ”Forever” is a ridiculous term to use. if that were the case then anyone who has ever had metal fillings is screwed for life, which i certainly dont believe. [End]
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- Re: Does metal kill friendly bacteria?3
by #69242
5 year
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I agree on silver when it is used as a medicinal, but in trace amounts it will cause no harm, it is all about balance. ... ... Blanket statements such as below are problematic... ... ... “ALL METALS harm friendly bacteria” ... ... & ... ... “water must be cleaned of metals” ... ... If this were true we would ALL be dead! ... ... Fact is minerals, or metals, are required for the body to work properly, in all body functions! To suggest that metals harm bacteria is silly because without minerals/metal in our body there would be NO LIFE! ... ... The fear factor on minerals is over blown and more harmful in the long run because ...
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- Re: Does metal kill friendly bacteria?4
by 2Sirius
5 year
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Well of course, MH makes this stuff up as he goes along! Elements like iron and copper cobalt silver and the other metal type elements are essential in their correct amounts!! ... By the way distilled water is neutral! It also is not dead but considered high energy water by those who study minerals and health as it contains two critical elements called hydrogen and oxygen ! [End]
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- Re: Does metal kill friendly bacteria?5
by #69242
5 year
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Hi 2Sirius, ... ... Please consider the information presented in this article below: ... ... HEALTH RISKS FROM DRINKING ... DEMINERALISED WATER ... Frantisek Kozisek ... National Institute of Public Health ... Czech Republic ... ________________________________________________________________________ ... I. INTRODUCTION ... The composition of water varies widely with local geological conditions. Neither ... groundwater nor surface water has ever been chemically pure H2O, since water contains small amounts of gases, minerals and organic matter of natural origin. The total concentrations of substances dissolved in fresh wate ...
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- Re: Does metal kill friendly bacteria?6
by 2Sirius
5 year
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There is much misinformation about distilled water and I could post studies that show its viabilty and its healing nature! Believe what you want as their seems to be no definitive proof of any of these studies which are based on theory only! Reams and all his many practitioners use it as part and parcel to achieving results through scientific testing and to thier conclusion the numbers dont lie! ... The first myth is that DS is acidic which many just beleive without testing ,then if they do test they use pH stix which do not measure water correctly which perpetuates the myth! ... Second myth is ...
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Well, I have searched for scientific studies to prove or disprove this theory and I only find proof that distilled water is bad and mineralized water is good and seeing how nature knows best, I will stick with what nature provides. ... ... Also I don’t trust the water that comes out of those metal condensor pipes of those water distillers, I’m certain that some metal oxides get picked up in the process of distallation, but if you do stick with distilled you may want to take a look at what Grzbear is doing with his water because it is the best way to restructure/remineralize water and structured ...
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by #69242
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by 2Sirius
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Rain water, demineralized/distilled water is and always has been the prefered choice of mankind and animals if found in puddles or dew off leaves and grass! ... Yes I do remineralize some of my DW put over half is taken straight and have been doing so for well over a year now! ... No one drinks water in a vacuum if one is not healthy and does not recieve the balanced nutrients which include acidic elements in balance with alkaline,remember it takes both, no water will help them ! Drinking any water one has to get it through copper steel or plastic pipe ,but in distilled water the amount of any m ...
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- WOW, I am learning from you both...10
by #69242
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You both proved beyond a reasonable doubt that you can’t stand it when anyone disagrees with you... ... ... Below you will find plenty of proof, should you care to do some reading… ... ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1122210 ... ... ... ... http://www.szu.cz/chzp/voda/pdf/hardness.pdf ... ... ... [End]
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by 2Sirius
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lol~ Well its obvious that anyone would come out with such an intolerable statement such as yours is themselves intolerent of other opinions! ... While Grz Pbuddy and I have all stated that this debate is unprovable, none of us has dismissed you with an insult! So much for respectful debate!!!! ... [End]
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by #69242
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by grzbear
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You make some good points. ... ... MD - ”Fact is minerals, or metals, are required for the body to work properly, in all body functions! To suggest that metals harm bacteria is silly because without minerals/metal in our body there would be NO LIFE!” ... ... grz - I agree with you on this... with the caveat that there must be balance. ... ... MD - ”The fear factor on minerals is over blown and more harmful in the long run because people who read these statements go overboard and begin to avoid too many health promoting foods, such as fish (mercury contamination), fruits and veggies (for fear of pesticide ...
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by #69242
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Excellent info... ... ... You say you use potassium chloride (epsom salt-for mag & clay-for trace elements) to instill electrolytes to your distilled water, have you considered adding a pinch of cream of tartar (potassium bitartrate) instead? ... ... Curious to know your thoughts on cream of tartar... [End]
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by grzbear
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”have you considered adding a pinch of cream of tartar (potassium bitartrate) instead?” ... ... yes, but I have not done so... need to research a bit more. ... ... ”Curious to know your thoughts on cream of tartar...” ... ... I am likely to give it a try at some point. The bottom line is I will have to try it before I can know what, if anything it will do for me. ... ... I do like the idea of moving away from the chloride a bit more... I have, for the most part decreased my redmonds salt intake dramatically in the last several months and would like to reduce the little potassium chloride I consume as well. ... ...
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by grzbear
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to the discussion on distilled water... ... ... I have had plants that do not do well at all on distilled or R/O water, however, using the same water with a tab or three of Hyland’s Bioplasma (cell salts) every month or two and they seem to perk right up... ... ... ... http://www.vitacost.com/HylandsBioplasma ... ... ... I purchase locally... ... ... I am still in live experimental stages here as I have only been making DW for the last two months, but this is very interesting. ... ... I believe the distilled R/O water with the added cell salts produce better results than the tap water; most likely due to the chemical ...
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by 2Sirius
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Interesting Grz! I too have good results with DW and natural fertilizers and have not killed an indoor plant since I stopped using tap water from my well which I thought would be good for plants but soon turned the soil to rock ! I dont think to much water in general is good for many house plants and very rarely water them with just plain water tap or distilled without organic fertilizers! I find great results foliar feeding with DW and magnesium sulphate! [End]
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by 2Sirius
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”I have had plants that do not do well at all on distilled or R/O water,” ... ... Grz is it both DW and R/O that have given you trouble with plants ! ... Accorcing to some R/O is not the same as DW and does not have the energy factor that DW does! ... My sprouts although I havent grown any recently do quite well with just DW! ... ... ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1091438#i ... ... ... [End]
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by grzbear
5 year
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You might be right... my R/O water is real clean - run through the distiller leaves no discernible (to the naked eye) residue. Perhaps if I ran several gallons through without cleaning it I would have something to look at. ... ... Tap water on the other hand is another story... ... ... It leaves a residue and a bit (tablespoonful or so suspended in water) of dark rusty colored muck/sludge... a little white vinegar swished around in there and left for 10 minutes or so and it all wipes right out sparkling clean. ... ... grz- ... ... [End]
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by #69242
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by grzbear
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Makes sense to me... ... ... In addition, in the soil, there are most likely beneficial bacteria facilitating some action on all of this too. ... ... grz- ... ... [End]
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by #69242
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by grzbear
5 year
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You do have a point... but I do not think that is the way it is supposed to be. ... ... As you have read in my posts, I liken live soil beneficial bacteria and the synergistic action of these bacteria on the root hairs of a plant, to the synergistic action of the beneficial bacteria in the intestines with the villi for the animal/human. ... ... My point being, it all should work better than it does in our observations of this relationship today; what we are seeing may not be the whole story. ... ... I suggest that families who have a long familial history of civilized (urban/city dwelling) lifestyles fai ...
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by #69242
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by grzbear
5 year
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Understood... I also think the eight glasses of water a day is a bunch of bunk. It may be that it is seen to be a need due to the lack of a full balance of mineral salts in our bodies, to have, hold, use, and maintain the water/moisture. ... ... check this out... ... ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1122571#i ... ... ... grz- ... ... [End]
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by #69242
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Consider rain... ... ... Providing, of course, there are nutrients in the soil for which the water can take in and feed to the roots. It makes a lot of sense if you think about it. When it rains the soil softens and water that is empty can pull in the soil’s minerals, thus the roots can drink it up! ... ... Empty water will pull minerals from whatever it touches, which is one of the reasons I don’t believe it should be consumed by humans. ... ... There is a lot of research in this area, consider soft drink studies and the dumping of minerals found in urine after consuming soft drinks. [End]
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by grzbear
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That is somewhat my point; adding a small amount of minerals (just enough to improve taste) and/or restructuring in some way... the DW water is more reactive with the soil/minerals. creating a more bio-available, alkaline ”food”. ... ... The reason the DW argument will never be resolved one way or the other is that we lack the environment on this earth to create the ideal test; clean earth, clean air, and fresh, clean rain water. ... ... The lack of this form of water, most likely once abundant in unpopulated areas (civilization takes the fun out of everything), absence of clean air, unfiltered suns ...
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by #69242
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- Have you used bioplasma yourself?29
by Quinta_Essentia
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I have looked at this product before. have you used it in your drinking water? what did you think? thanks for any input. [End]
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by grzbear
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I have gone through two bottles of bio-plasma myself... they could be offering some benefit. It is very difficult for me to say though as I do so many other things, like eating the very best I can, etc. ... ... I do not take them as suggested for a ”problem” though. I take a small maintenance dose, one time a day 5x a week... ... ... Weekends, I back off of anything other than foods, at times liquid fasting. ... ... grz- ... ... [End]
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- Maybe not THE most rediculous thing, but close . . .31
by Dquixote1217
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I dunno - I have read a lot of rediculous things in my day. A lot of them right here at CZ too! LOL. That one ranks up there, I will have to agree. ... ... If all metals are bad I guess the iron in our blood pretty much dooms us, huh? Not to mention the fact that metals are in practically everything we eat and drink. ... ... 85% bacteria? That would pretty much make us sponge creatures wouldn’t it? But wait - all those metals should have killed off all the bacteria so we must be . . . ghosts? Hmmm . . . . I always wondered whose cosmic dream I was a part of. ... ... OK, serious ...
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- Strontium
by grzbear
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For those that may be considering Strontium, please do some research; especially if you have weak bone/teeth along with weak kidneys (or one or the other), AND if you get plenty of sun and/or take a vitamin D supplement as vitamin D significantly increases uptake of minerals and metals into the bone. Understanding vitamin Ds roll a little better once again makes a case for daily sun and a healthy diet with exercise. The following from acu-cell is a very brief/partial list of synergists/antagonists. Keep in mind that antagonists usually work to "balance" each other out ...
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- Contrary theories.....
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by neo...
6 year
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Iodine Debate
/ Zeolites
/ Minerals D
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... http://thyroid.about.com/b/a/025606.htm ... ... ... This actually mirrors my own experience......my basal temp dropped a half ... point on I Tablespoon of kelp per day. [End]
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by trapper/kcmo
6 year
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i am beginning to think there is more to this than just the thyroid shutting down. i have my suspicions this is a detox effect, mainly from mercury, but also possibly from other halides. ... ... dont ever forget, there are no controls for human studies. there are no unpolluted ”normal” specimens among men. not after 300 years of carbon fuel-based industry. ... ... ... http://www.mall-net.com/mcs/coldbody.html ... [End]
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by neo...
6 year
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Thanks for the link.........well if your detox theory is true then my temps should rise in a few days as I eliminated all supps a few days back to see if that is so. [End]
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by trapper/kcmo
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my main focus is on mercury and fluoride. what is your known exposure to these? ... ... it has been well over a year and i am still excreting mercury. god knows abbout the fluoride. ... ... paul bragg water fasted for one third of the days in a year. he tells in his book on fasting how at the end of a 30 day fast, he actually felt something cold exit his anus. looking, he found a glob of elemental mercury, he said must have been from a medication his mother gave him as a child. ... ... nasty stuff, that mercury. the body is just amazing. [End]
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by neo...
6 year
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14 amalgams were replaced a year ago........I have not done any chelation though I ... have read on the topic extensively. So far my best guess is that Cutler is the way to go. ... Stool, urine, and Dmsa challenges showed amounts below what is considered toxic........but when I eat cilantro I feel like shit. ... ... According to Cutlers theories and hair tests (I have disordered mineral status) I could be classed as mildly mercury toxic. [End]
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by trapper/kcmo
6 year
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i had 12. dude, you are classic. you can expect to feel like shit a lot until its over. different chelators take it from different tissues is what vulcanel said and i agree wholeheartedly. i am going through some brain fog with this iodine as i type. ... ... love and health to you, my friend. you know what you need to do and i know how hard it is. i am with you, a brother in arms. [End]
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by joylovepeace
6 year
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Im curious to how you ”know” you are still excreting mercury? (do you do heavy metals test or are you judging by symptoms?) thanks! [End]
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by UserX
6 year
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not to discredit you of course, but it sounds like that guy was writing bs. if a bead of mercury were to exit the body, it would not feel any colder than any other solid or liquid waste products leaving the body, because it would be at the same temperature as the rest of the body in the instant immediately prior to its expulsion. [End]
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by trapper/kcmo
6 year
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dude, its paul bragg. i dont think he could make something up like that. anyway, hes dead so we cant call him ont it now. he died at the age of 95 of a body surfing accident in hawaii. [End]
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by joylovepeace
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I did read on one of those iodine links about a doctor who found that those who couldn’t tolerate the iodine treatment/therapy where those with chemical sensitivities, who’s bodies were most likely dumping heavy metals and excess chloride and bromide. I have read that once iodine is available to the body it starts to dump these metals very quickly which could cause temporary discomfort or worsening of symptoms (detox reactions). [End]
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by UserX
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- Zeolite - Re: Contrary theories..... LINK ADDED!17
by maria41
6 year
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Zeolite is really good for removing heavy metals and toxins without any bad side effects. I posted about this a long time ago, but my sis was really bad with mercury - she had literally tried everything under the sun - she was a resistant case. Her naturopath suggested it to my sister after she had really good results giving it to one of her patients who went through Chernobyl. Anyway, my sis started taking it and she is so much better now, thank God! ... Just recently I was looking through a flyer from a local health food store and saw that they were selling Zeolite. It was really exciting t ...
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- Re: Zeolite - Re: Contrary theories..... LINK ADDED!18
by UserX
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That is very nice. Which zeollite are you referring to exactly ? The 4A, 5A, 12A, or some other ? As you know, the term zeolite is generic for molecular seives developed by Union Carbide in the 40’s and 50’s, and these aluminosilicates have different pore sizes, depending on use and application. Thus, the word zeolite does not refer to a single one of these. Do you know which zeolite you have in your store, and what its pore size is ? [End]
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- Re: Zeolite - Re: Contrary theories..... LINK ADDED!19
by maria41
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Hi. Okay,let me know what you think... ... ... Here is a link to brand of Zeolite the naturopath gave to my sis. ... ... http://www.waiora.com/products/item26000-NCD.php ... ... ... Here is the link to the brand at my health food store. ... ... http://www.youcanheal.net/z_life_cellular_zeolite_in_humic_acid ... [End]
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by UserX
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I don’t intend to knock the products, but what they didn’t tell you is that zeolites are about eight bucks a pound, and what the first link is selling for $ 170 probably contains about # 4 worth of chemical. ... ... Zeolitic materials are insoluble. Thus, any effect they exert is on the digestive tract, unless tiny particles of them smaller than colloids enter the blood stream, which seems unlikely. I don’t know what to make of the claims of people who say it makes them better from a scientific standpoint, but I am glad they were able to find relief. I did not look at the second link. The ...
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by maria41
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Interesting.. thank you ! ... ... Can you plse explain this comment - What is a #4 worth of chemical ? That is the zeolite from the multi level marketing company. ... ’and what the first link is selling for $ 170 probably contains about # 4 worth ... of chemical.’ ... ... Here is my sis’ testimonial ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=541758#i ... ... [End]
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by UserX
6 year
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Thanks. It was a typo. Should have been $4 worth of chemical. Maybe even $2 or less. Zeolites are dirt cheap. [End]
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by UserX
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... http://www.galleries.com/minerals/silicate/clinopti/clinopti.htm ... ... ... I found one source of clinoptilolite for $ 800 USD per ton, which is 40 cents per pound. ... ... There were 100 24 milligram capsules in the bottles at the first website, which is 2.4 grams per bottle. ... A pound of material would produce over 200 bottles. ... So, 200 bottles of the stuff contains 40 cents of raw material. ... ... I’d say that would allow a pretty good profit margin. ... ... If I wanted some, I would look on ebay for a chunk of it, and just chip off little pieces of it and grind it in a mortar on an as-needed basis, m ...
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by finallyfaith
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yes, zeolites are cheap, no quesiton. but the zeolites sold as supplements are suspended in water, so i guess you are paying for that process. i mean, if you bought a chunk of zeolite, you would still need to suspend the crystals in water to get the most affect, which i wouldn’t have any idea how to do. ... ... but, as you say, i am sure the production costs for these products are extremely cheap. its the triumph of marketing. [End]
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- Zeolites and Red Blood27
by livegr8
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The person I am getting advice from RE my mercury detox has been researching mercury health issues and helping people for 19 years. He has talked to all the dentists working on the detox and healthy removal of mercury fillings. ... ... Before about a year and a half ago, he had a protocol that cost about $2000 to implement. Then someone brought him Waiora’s zeolite. He has found that one bottle of NCD removes about 7 ounces of mercury. (He has his own system of testing). Now his protocol is like about $200 to implement! Much cheaper and more effective than the assortment of natural supplements ...
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by birdog
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Wow, that’s awesome! ... ... Could you give us the exact protocol using the NCD Zeolite & OxyMoxy? Did you also use the chlorella? ... ... Also, what is the best & cheapest source for ”cage-cleaned” Zeolite? And chlorella? [End]
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by joylovepeace
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are these both made from the same company? Are they the same formula? thanks ... oh how long did it take for your sis to detox the metals? [End]
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by maria41
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the two zeolites are from different companies. They are competitors. One of the companies is multi level marketing and the other isn’t. ... ... I think the formulas are different. The one in the 2nd link is supposed to be in humic acid, I think making it more bioavailable, or so they say.My sis has not tried the one in the 2nd link yet (the one we can get here at our health food store). Her naturopath said that she’d buy it and test it on her BTA machine and then on patients. I think in the testimonial she says it took her about 3 months until she felt noticably better. She had been ill for abo ...
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by joylovepeace
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thanks for the details. Does your sis know how she became ill? [End]
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by maria41
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Hello! No, we really can’t know 100% where it came from, or why her body was so resistant to expel it. ... Speculation has been that the toxins were from either spending all of her growing up in a stinky hair salon with chemicals from perms, colours, hairspray, etc or from working in a stinky newspaper/mag press where there was lots of smoking (she had caadmium too) and the ink smells from the presses. ... ... [End]
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by birdog
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Where’s the best & cheapest source to get ”activated/cleaned” Zeolite? [End]
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by #69375
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Hello CZ Community, ... ... I am happy this debate started as I have many unanswered questions about minerals. The first is this question about inorganic minerals vs. organic minerals. ... Many people advocate the use of sea salt and sea water for health. According to grz, the sea minerals are inorganic. The folks that work with homeopathy work with inorganic minerals. ... ... I just picked up a book by Patricia Bragg on water and she says to drink only distilled water. She says that the ”inorganic” minerals in undistilled water will, over time, fossilize you. Others say that without minerals, water is ...
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by hopinso
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by #69375
7 year
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So, ok. You believe in distilled water right? Then why do you take sole? Doesn’t that kind of defeat the purpose? ... ... {I am not challeging you personally. I am just attempting to get to the truth with all these questions and contridictions that abound in this area.) ... ... Thanks for responding, btw. [End]
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by hopinso
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So, ok. You believe in distilled water right? Then why do you take sole? Doesn’t that kind of defeat the purpose? ... ... It does not defeat the purpose. I know my distilled water is pure. I know my sole contains over 80 different minerals. I am in control of what I get and how much. ... ... My sole is made with Himalayan sea salt, I disolved all I could into the water. I then added some coarse gray Celtic Sea salt to make sure the sole is absolutely saturated. When I dumped my quart bottle of calcium hydroxide, it left hard deposits on the bottom and the sides of the jug. I had to use vinegar to cl ...
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by #69375
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Ok. Ms. Bragg says to not use sea salt because of the inorganic minerals. So confusing, yes? I can see both sides. [End]
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by hopinso
7 year
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I have a container of Redmond Real Salt next to me right now (don’t ask-my housekeeping gets a little weird since this spinal injury). Here is the breakdown of elements on the label: ... sodium chloride 98.32% ... calcium .40% ... potassium .12% ... sulfur .11% ... magnesium .10% ... iron .06% ... phosphorus .05% ... iodine .002% ... manganese .0015% ... copper .001% ... zinc .0006% ... ”REALSALT also contains numerous other trace minerals in minute quantities” ... ... The label also states it provides 10% of the daily value of iodine per 1/4 teaspoon serving. T ...
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by #69375
7 year
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Even though Ms.Braggs does not believe in eating seasalt, she has a photo of herself with Dr. B. from the Water Cure. Go figure, huh? ... ... The one thing that stands out to me is that Mr. Bragg had white hair. A lot of people that are into trace minerals get a lot of their hair color back. ... ... The thing about distilled water is that this is not the normal way humans would ingest water. ... ... ... ... I grew up on the coast and those that spend a lot of time in the water, do seem to be healthier and more mineralized to me. I think we do get minerals from our environment. I have always heard that it was ...
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by Invincible
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by #69375
7 year
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I would love to hear more about what you are doing, as I am studing some of the same stuff. I am glad to connect with you as you are one of my favorite posters here on CZ. Are you in England? ... ... LP ... ... BTW,. the whole vortex thing is something I think has high value. I want to start doing that soon to my water. [End]
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by #69375
7 year
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BTW, where did you get your vortex magnetiser? [End]
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by grzbear
7 year
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”MH on the Barefoot herbalist forum said that ponds are great for feeding plants because there are enzymes and food created from the fish poo.” ... ... There are probably ”live” organisms in the water as well. This kind of water is most likely best for us too. I experience the same thing at home where my dog and cat prefer to drink the water that has been outside in the air and exposed to the sun. ... ... grz [End]
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by Invincible
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by grzbear
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I am just putting 2 + 2 together... E3 live, spirulina, chlorella, kombutcha, kefir, yogurt, fermented vegetables, etc. Probiotics, soil organisms, single cell and more complex organisms living in water. ... ... Everything I read and study about a ”perfect” environment points to a balance between good and bad bacteria. We eat fermented foods, drink kefir and Kombutcha, and are meant to eat foods right off the plant, or the root pulled right out of the soil, some dirt, with its soil based organisms (bacteria) and all. I have told the story of the old farmers who used to say you need to eat a ...
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by trapper/kcmo
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you always have a good handle on things, grz. thats what is going on with these health alerts on fresh food. the ones geting sick are already ill anyway. the bacteria bring this out in them. ... ... i wouldnt drink my pond water due to contamination. i wont eat the fish out of it either. [End]
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by Invincible
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by finallyfaith
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the problem is that you really don’t know what species of bacteria have decided to take up residence in your pond. there are zillions of different bacteria, some beneficial, some not, how would you know what ones are living in your pond? even if you do have control over it? [End]
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by trapper/kcmo
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depends on how healthy you are. any bugs in the pond will adapt to the new environment inside you. if it is as it should be, it is the bug which will die, not you. [End]
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by grzbear
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by grzbear
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by finallyfaith
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fish and dogs can thrive on a bacteria load that could kill a human. the bacteria population could be WAY imbalanced toward the unhealthy for humans side of the scales. now, it true your body could detox those bacteria, but why provide more of a toxic load on your body than is necessary? ... ... the point is that you just don’t know what you are dealing with. ... ... of course you could grow your own spirulina, have you thought of that? i looked into it at one point, but it looks kind of like a pain in the #@!@. but really the most important thing is to find a starter culture. it would be an interes ...
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by grzbear
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”fish and dogs can thrive on a bacteria load that could kill a human. the bacteria population could be WAY imbalanced toward the unhealthy for humans side of the scales. now, it true your body could detox those bacteria, but why provide more of a toxic load on your body than is necessary?” ... ... Yep, yep... BUT the reason they can handle the load is they are closer to their eden than we are to ours. ... ... IF (that is a big if) I had full control over a small, self sustaining natural (excepting the air, rain and maybe clean area run off) body of water I would probably start out slow and TEACH my ...
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by grzbear
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Isn’t that a sign all is well? ... ... Different things affect different animals in different ways... how was that for convolution? ... ... If it is under your control, running consistantly and maintained well built with good natural containment materials I would probably have it tested... I may even take a sip to see what kind of reaction I had; good or bad. ... ... I do not think that it would become a primary source for water for me though I might make it a daily thing if it checked out okay (do not worry about living organisms)... the best water we ever had as a family was an underground spring in u ...
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by trapper/kcmo
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its a small shared private lake. run-off is the worst contaminant, but i dont trust even the rain any more. people spray for weeds and bugs. the fish are plentiful, but some have growths on them. also, it came out in the kansas city star two years ago that 100% of the surface water in missouri is contaminated with mercury. since bush vetoed the 95% reduction of mercury emmisions by coal plants, i doubt it is better now. ... ... there are some huge catfish out there. anyone want them? [End]
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by schlüggell
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Tadpoles are big part of the diet of the Pygmies. ... ... Also, your method of water treatment maybe effective it wouldn’t be ”distilling” - not disagreeing with its effectiveness, just the word choice - as the purpose of those steps is to increase the vitality (Bio-Angstroms) of the water to sustain life unlike distilling which decreases its vitality. [End]
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- Re: Inorganic vs. Organic Minerals32
by grzbear
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When we use salt on food and or in cooking it can bind with the carbon in the food and become organic and the minerals more bio-available. ... ... 21277 mentioned ionic forms of minerals... these are electrically charged and react when placed with a substance of an apposing ionic value; a creation of electrical energy much like a battery. But we are still dealing with ionic inorganic forms of the mineral until it becomes bound to a carbon. ... ... The hydrogen atom is the simplest of ions and pH is the potential of hydrogen (acid/alkaline). ... ... grz [End]
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by grzbear
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A mineral is chemically inorganic when its chemical composition is NOT bonded with carbon. So a mineral IS chemically organic when it is bound with carbon. Nutritionally inorganic minerals are without any organic (carbon-based) molecule, much like most of the mineral supplements on the market. However, nutritionally organic minerals are chelated or bound to organic carbon molecules. Inorganic mineral binding to carbon to become organic mineral can and does occur in our intestines, just as it can and does occur in the root of a plant. This way of binding is inefficient and getting the ...
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by #21277
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Here’s my take on the subject: ... ... I think first and foremost it’s important to differentiate between inorganic mineral mineral sources before going on the organic vs inorganic question. ... ... Every living thing requires minerals for proper growth and maintenance, and the most available form is ionic (not only is the smallest available size for easier absorption, but it carries an electric charge which is readily recognizable by the body). Other forms such as colloids and chemically bound mineral aren’t as bioavailable. Food chelated minerals can also be a good option to ionic but are dependen ...
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- Re: Inorganic vs. Organic Minerals35
by trapper/kcmo
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the whole arguement invites the very thing that gets us all in trouble at one point or another or we wouldnt be here, and that is thinking about human health as chemistry. if you buy this then you buy all the drugs peddled by doctors. its the basis of their thinking, too, so whats wrong with that? really, nothing, so long as the moment is more important to you than understanding, longevity, and anything approaching perfect health. ... ... i searched the web high and low and believed everything, tried everything, and found for myself that most just wanted your money and that everything seeme ...
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- Great post trapper... I agree, but...36
by grzbear
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”one cure cures all and the cure is to obey nature.” ... ... I believe this with all my being. ... ... ”this is why thinking that a person can mix any kind of concoction and ingest it and improve their condition is absurd beyond belief” ... ... In the context presented eating and drinking at all is absurd. ... ... ”so what changed to make all of this come to be? the errors in the genes that were passed from the the parents and the diet.” ... ... Yes, no question. ... ... ”the bottom line is this: there is no way we need to put more crap in our bodies. what we need to do is to fast and let all of that stuff we have pack ...
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by trapper/kcmo
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we each must find our own path back to the garden. what you say is obvious to me, so we all do the best we can. the problem i had until i came to these conclusions was exactly what i was aiming for. if you cant see the ideal, you cant figure out how to get there. ... ... i feel like i have all the time in the world. the only thing i have vowed to myself to do is to make some progress every day and not to go backwards. otherwise, i am free to experiment or explore a desire if i want. but i refuse to get stuck anywhere. and isnt that the definition of life? living things change. dead thi ...
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- What about colloidal silver?40
by finallyfaith
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colloidal silver is certainly not ”obeying nature.” its is just a potententially toxic mineral compound dissolved in water. lime water is just a potentially toxic compound dissolved in water. and yet you promote one as medicinal and condemn the other as toxic. why? [End]
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by trapper/kcmo
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it is medicine for the ill. ... ... Acts 3:6 ... Then Peter said, Silver and gold have I none; but such as I have give I thee: In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth rise up and walk. ... ... Genesis 44:2 ... And put my cup, the silver cup, in the sack’s mouth of the youngest, and his corn money. And he did according to the word that Joseph had spoken. ... ... in exodus, the tabernacle(mobile temple) construction specifies silver and gold in many places. ... ... # John 2:21 ... But he spake of the temple of his body. ... John 2:20-22 (in Context) John 2 (Whole Chapter) ... # 1 Corinthians 6:19 ... What? know ye not that your ...
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- thats nice but it doesn't even address my question42
by finallyfaith
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calcium is an essential element and very abundant in the body. silver may also be medicinal. and yet you say non-organic calcium dissolved in water (lime water) is toxic, but non-organic silver dissolved in water (colloidal silver) is beneficial. i don’t see consistency in your logic on this matter. [End]
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- Here's my thinking... thats nice but it doesn't even address my question43
by unyquity
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I agree with your thinking, although there was a time when I wouldn’t have (maybe even in my early posts here on CZ?) ... ... Colloidal Silver is generally not taken because of a need for silver as a mineral?/metal, but because it kills bacteria. And that it does, QUITE efficiently. In years past, I have used CS to kill a variety of overgrowths of bacteria that I ASSUMED were creating symptoms. But for me, CS in no longer an option (unless symptoms would become extremely severe)... for one, because CS is NOT selective and kills ALL bacteria, and for two, because I now choose echinacea to fig ...
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- Re: Here's my thinking... thats nice but it doesn't even address my ques...44
by finallyfaith
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well i agree with about 99% of what you said. i too took CS at one time, and i too ultimately concluded that its not a good thing to take on a regular basis for a long time. i developed bowel problems (very slow digestion, constipation, etc) and eventually decided it was the CS that was killing off my healthy bowel bacteria. when i stopped the CS my bowels immediately improved. however, if somoen was suffering some life threatening disease or some very serious illness i think CS could save their life. like spinal meningitis, or the flesh eating bacteria. i think CS could save lives if used ...
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by unyquity
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Agreed! A ”big gun” for the ”big baddies” for sure - because the ’big baddies’ wouldn’t present themselves at all symptomatically if something stronger than the immune system weren’t required :) ... ... And I forgot to add, that even though CS can get into the bloodstream through the skin or sublingually, I’ve still been known to drop a few drops on a band-aid when I’m pretty sure the cut is going to be susceptible to infection (not usually for myself anymore, but for others needing bandaids at my house)...and I do recommend it to folks like my sister with four children, to whom she IS going t ...
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- Re: Here's my thinking... thats nice but it doesn't even address my ques...46
by finallyfaith
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actually ozone is simpler than FG H2O2. wtih peroxide,you have to be very careful with dosage levels, and being sure to take on empty stomach etc. also, many have stomach irritation with it, and some say it tastes aweful. ... ... however, with ozone, none of those things are worries. once you acclimate to it you can take as much as you like. it tastes great to me, but most say it has no taste. it has never upset my stomach, etc. ... ... golfegg’s wife cured herself of stage IV ”terminal” cancer with ozone therapy. i really believe in it. i start off everyday with a big glass of ozonated water, and i ...
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- Oh yeah! Re: Here's my thinking... thats nice but it doesn't even addres...47
by unyquity
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if you ever want to know anything about it, i will be more than happy to explain what i do know. if you ever want to know anything about it, i will be more than happy to explain what i do know. ... ... Now there’s an offer I can’t refuse! However, I can’t/won’t ask you to take a lot of time (that could be spent helping/posting to those in more of a ’need situation’ than I am), to go into lengthly explanations, but if you have any favorite links or book recommendations that explain the basics, I LOVE to have them :) Of course, if you’ve got the time to go into lengthy explanations, I’m all ea ...
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by finallyfaith
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this is the mother lode of info about ozone. its written by dr. paul pressman. you can actually call him up if you are sick and he will help you set up a protocol. someone with cancer in the oxygen forum recently spoke with him. he and ed mccabe are the leading north american experts on ozone therapy. ... ... http://curezone.com/faq/q.asp?a=4,90,606&q=76 ... ... if you want to read a good book on the subject get ed mccabe’s ”flood your body with oxygen” its a very easy read, not highly technical or anything. it really lays out the wonders of this therapy. it is linked to on the oxygen forum, its av ...
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- Thank you VERY much!49
by unyquity
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Thanks a million-zillion - those look to be exactly what I was looking to find (especially the first one). ... ... Blessings, ... ... Unyquity [End]
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- yes, onward and upward!50
by #69375
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It is a lot of work, but oh so worth it! [End]
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by trapper/kcmo
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i read through your thread with uniquity to see what it is that you dont get. i think you get it. i am not using a mixture or compound of anything. ... ... pure silver is a tool. like a hammer on a nail, if you are using a foam hammer, you are not goung to drive it in. using the proper hammer, the nail is driven in and the tool can be put in storage. it takes more skill to put wood together without nails, but it can be done and is a worthy skill to hone. ... ... the point of the scriptures i posted was to show some of the process. there are those who need it, and then there are those that move ...
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by trapper/kcmo
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i wish to personally thank moreless for being open and honest with his name calling and judgemental attitude so that the rest of curezone could plainly see it. you sound a little low on the pH there, smiley. ... ... my dad is killing himself with this incredible snake oil scam called coral calcium. he claims it makes him feel better. then he tells me how stiff he is. i have a real problem suffering fools who harm others with their ignorance and stupidity. but, like MH says, we are all adults here and people do what they want. thats one thing i can agree with moreless with - we all make ou ...
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- just out of curiosity....2
by finallyfaith
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MH says the exact same thing about colloidal silver - its certain death, it’ll kill you just as sure as taking poison will. and yet you continue to extoll its many healing powers. ... ... i guess the moral of the story is to take each persons advice and consider all the pros and cons, the ins and outs, and then make up your own mind. ... ... but its clear you disagree with MH on at least one major subject, so i don’t think you should slam others for disagreeing with him on another. [End]
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by trapper/kcmo
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you will notice i dont butt heads with him on the subject, nor do i call him deceived on his own forum, nor do i preach contrary to him on his own forum. i dont do it to moreless, either. i respect their turf. this much is clear, though - if i contended with MH, my post would remain and not be hidden by a moderator, as will moreless’s! but if the tables were turned, all that syrupy talk on his forum would surely turn to bile. moreless and his sidekick have hidden posts before, as i recall. ... ... i cant deny my own experience with cs. i believe MH is telling the truth as he knows it. he ...
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by Hidden Username
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lifelong supplementation is just not right - glycos, hormones, insulin, thyroxin, vitamins, minerals, probiotics - those are all money pits and dead ends. the environment is everything and most people have too much of everything and create their own imbalances with their diet, et al. that allows everything else to go wrong. ... ... I agree with you 100% on this Trapper. We should not look at any supplements (and in my opinion that includes herbals too) as a substitute for proper diet and other lifestyle changes. When we depend on these things we are staying in the allopathic mode of thinking. S ...
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by #52878
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- I don't consider minerals to be supplements6
by finallyfaith
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minerals are a critical component of health. without them you will be in ill health or possibly die. its just a fact. ... ... modern farming methods have created mineral deficient plants, therefore we have to get the minerals from elsewhere. your body cannot manufacture minerals, they must be taken in from outside your body. if your food doesn’t have the critical minerals essential for health, then where will you get them? ... ... thats why i always say kelp is the best minerals source, its plant based, and really its a food, not a supplement. [End]
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- Re: I don't consider minerals to be supplements7
by North Coast Man
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I agree with this statement!! Some of us don’t live by babbling brooks where fresh water is streaming down in between naturally filtered rocks or have a 10 acre garden where I can grow fresh vegetables all year long and have chickens and goats free to roam the natural grass and weeds! umm.... hullo? Some folks need to get real. I could go on, but I would take all the room on the server to write. ... ... Now, with that all in mind, vitamins and supplements are fine as long as they are made from natural sources. Where I live and the type of lifestyle I lead and the work I do, I try to eat as ...
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- Re: I don't consider minerals to be supplements8
by grzbear
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”Are we now not to trust the organic food industry?” ... ... Some organic food is little better than conventional due to farming practices on organic farms. In addition, the Feds are constantly working to redefine ”organic” and ”natural”. Today you can get a product labeled as ”natural” loaded with hydrogenated oils, MSG colors and flavors... ... ... Due to the state of air, water and soil today NO food is what it would have been 120 years ago, not one. We are getting science and research based upon substandard foods and products, tested on mutant (we are not what we were 120 years ago) animals a ...
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by North Coast Man
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So what are we supposed to do? ... ... That’s it! I’m moving. :D (much chuckling!!) To where, I don’t know but I’m moving. Hey.... What about the Hawaiian islands? The soil has to be the best over there since there are so many mini-volcanic eruptions and all the minerals that are boiling up from the earth come to the surface. I watch the Discovery Channel! (LOL) ... ... Big Pineapples!!!...YEE-YAHHHH!! ... ... North Coast Man [End]
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by grzbear
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Hawaii may sound nice but is one of the most heavily planted in GMOs. In addition, I have always wondered where all the human and industrial waste goes on an island? Does the island become a landfill? Is this what happened to the inhabitants of Easter Island? ... ... grz [End]
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by North Coast Man
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Oh come on now! Don’t spoil it. (chuckling!) I betcha they throw it in Diamond Head to burn... or...oh yeah, have a big lake filled with pirhanas to instantly gobble it up! :D ... ... (big sigh) I don’t know. It just seems now depressing that EVERYTHING we eat, drink, breathe is just horrible, even if the label states ”ORGANIC”, and we’ll all eventually die of some sort of ferocious disease that will eat up our bodies. Well since I made the turn this past summer to completely organic I want to believe that what I am consuming is better for me than the 10 little Coffeemate Amaretto flavor cr ...
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- Re: I don't consider minerals to be supplements12
by grzbear
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You are doing great at making changes... we can only do so much, but the effort will pay greater rewards than no effort at all. ... ... grz [End]
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by #59694
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... ... ... ... not be be a wet blanket or anything, but ... ... you *do* soak those almonds first, and then dry and roast hem, right? ... ... ... ... :-) ... ... ... ... soaked makes *the best*... removes the enzyme inhibitor, makes the lamonds do more "work" ... ... as it were. ... ... ... ... Sigh--sad to say, we are somewhat necessarily thinking more and more about getting everything to work harder...or,let’s say "smarter". ... [End]
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by alaanu
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... Concerning the redefinition of the term ”Natural”. It doesn’t have any value at all. You can just look for the word on food and take it home. If you really want natural unprocessed foods, you Have to read the label. [End]
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by trapper/kcmo
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quality, not quantity. the thing people refuse to do is stop shoveling food in their mouths. ... ... there are plenty of mineral rich foods and a person can eat very well indeed with everything they need and no excess(bulk and calories) requiring tons of supplements for the body to properly handle. but its boring.... and everybody else is eating what they want...... and thanksgiving and chrismas is coming up......... whaa, whaa, whaaa. people want to do what they want to do without the consequences attached. nothing has changed. it is no more complicated than that. that is why any suppl ...
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- Re: i dont agree17
by finallyfaith
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do you understand how a plant becomes mineralized? do you know what is essential in the soil for this to happen? do you know the specific things we have put in our soil that destroys these essential ingredients? ... ... if the soil is dead, it cannot produce mineralized plants, thats a fact. it needs a whole host of thing including no poisons, a proper ph, and the presence of micro organisms. these micro organisms are what consume the minerals and transfer them to the plants, this is what ”organically bound” means. it means the mineral has first been eaten by a bacteria, then transferrred to th ...
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- Re: i dont agree18
by grzbear
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I am following this thread with interest and have a great deal of respect for both yourself FF and trapper. You have both made some very good valid points in your posts. ... ... You are both great assets here on Curezone. ... ... FF, you bring up another all too often overlooked point. Micro organisms in most soils, and human intestines, which are necessary/essential, not only for plant roots, but human small/large intestines (which work in essentially the same way as a plants root), have also been severely depleted due not only to farming practices but to the excessive use of antibiotics, which sh ...
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- Re: i dont agree19
by trapper/kcmo
7 year
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and what are you? chopped liver? lol ... ... you have nailed a major aspect of this. take a carrot for example. grow it yourself in the cleanest most nutrient rich soil possible and go out and pull it up and brush some dirt off and eat it - that is living food that can give you life. it is a seasonal food, a small snippet in a cycle that takes another year to come around. it is not a staple, it can only last for so long, and the farther it gets in time and process from pulling it out of the ground, the more it becomes nothing but compost. ... ... so it is with all food. this makes almost 100% ...
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by grzbear
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Good points. ... ... ”it is not human food to begin with.” ... ... In its present state, you may be right... with nearly 100% of the food available in stores. ... ... grz [End]
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by trapper/kcmo
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my point was it is not that great, even in a perfect state. trees and green plants are the only foods that do no harm. [End]
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by trapper/kcmo
7 year
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of course i do, very well, thank you. the problem is that most of what is grown is not even human food. vegetables are nothing but empty filler in the best of conditions. if they are cooked, they are more than worthless; they make a garbage disposal of the body. ... ... i find very satisfactory answers to these problems - on the barefoot forum. [End]
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- Re: just out of curiosity....25
by welshgirl
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- You just proved my point26
by finallyfaith
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well thats an awfully long way of saying ”i agree with MH on certain things and disagree with MH on other things” ... ... isn’t that exactly what moreless and others are doing? ... ... perhaps you believe you are the only one qualified to hold a different opinion than MH? but if others hold a different opinion they are just ”wrong”? ... ... so we should all agree with MH, except in the cases were you personally disagree? then its okay to disagree? ... ... your entire post was basically saying ”i heard MH’s position, considered it, did my own research and came to my own conclusions” ... ... great! now please give t ...
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- Re: just out of curiosity....28
by ParaZapper
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- colloidal silver - its certain death, it’ll kill you just as sure as taking poison will ... ... Interesting ... Is there a single documented case of this? Perhaps I have not searched hard enough. ... ... [End]
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- Re: just out of curiosity....29
by finallyfaith
7 year
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MH believes that the consumption of any metal, including colloidal silver, is certain death, and as bad as eating poison. he has said so many times. you can ask him personally his reasons for this if you want. ... ... i myself believe it should be used sparingly, as it will kill the intestinal flora that are critical for so many reasons. topical use, however, is fine in my opinion. [End]
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by ParaZapper
7 year
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- MH believes that the consumption of any metal, including colloidal silver, is certain death ... ... As we all are, MH is entitled to personal beliefs. A belief, since it is not necessarily a fact can be mistaken. Many metals are crucial to the proper operation of the body and are needed. ... ... Try living on an iron free diet and you will not last very long. The same is true for calcium, magnesium, potassium, sodium, or even zinc. ... ... I have not heard of anyone suffering badly from taking CS over long periods of time but I do agree with you in one respect. Conservatism is a good approach. ... ... Remem ...
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- Re: just out of curiosity....31
by finallyfaith
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well now you have met someone! i took CS for quite a while and it caused me lots of digestive problems that only stopped when i stopped taking it. when i started up again, more digestive problems. repeat this cycle a bunch more times, finally i logically conclude the CS was killing off my digestive flora. [End]
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- Re: just out of curiosity....32
by ParaZapper
7 year
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- i logically conclude the CS was killing off my digestive flora. ... ... I would actually expect that, CS is well known as an antibiotic. It kills bacteria and does not discriminate. Most other antibiotics will kill intestinal flora. ... ... I still have not heard of anyone dying from it. ... ... [End]
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- Re: just out of curiosity....33
by finallyfaith
7 year
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no, i don’t think you will die from it. [End]
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- Re: just out of curiosity....34
by ParaZapper
7 year
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- no, i don’t think you will die from it. ... ... Thank you. I do not promote CS for frivolous use, but for those who have a death sentence (AIDS, HEP, etc ) and those with debilitating viral and bacterial illness, I say use it. Use it wisely and it may save your life, improve the quality of life, and ease your pains. ... ... Like anything else, there is a trade-off. This is especially true in that the normal bacteria that inhabit your body will dies, leaving it open for such things as candida. ... ... Eat yogurt or kefir constantly and even rub it all over your skin to help maintain your natural bacteri ...
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- Re: just out of curiosity....35
by trapper/kcmo
7 year
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that has been my approach of late as well. but i plan on lauching another asault on my candida, which has re-emerged. according to MH, i am already contaminated for life anyway! lol ... ... there is magic in that atom. it seems to be a transitional element from common to heavy or prescious metals. it is medicine, no doubt, but to what extent and how safe is a matter of obvious and vigorous debate. under proper conditions, it is not necessary, that much i know for sure. it is not without risk. [End]
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- --question-to trapper--just out of curiosity....36
by moreless
7 year
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Hi trapper, ... ... Since you have went on such a rampage about some of my posts about some of your and MH’s ideas, I have a very small question for you ? ... ... It is in (-- --) within your post linked below, where you have admitted to your continuing problems with Candida ! ! ... ... Subject: Re: just out of curiosity.... ... Username: trapper/kcmo ... Date: 9/25/2006 1:10:50 PM ( 4 h ago ) Size: 499 char. ... ... that has been my approach of late as well. but i plan on lauching another asault on my candida, which has re-emerged. ... ... (-- ”IF” you and MH were so smart in your ideas, then How come are yo ...
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- Re: --question-to trapper--just out of curiosity....37
by trapper/kcmo
7 year
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please, give it up. your just out of your league. ... ... the answer to my candida is easy - residual mercury in my tissues, not enough fasting, and ocassional wrong eating. i am an example of how far i have come, not of a finished product or of a life lived perfectly obeying nature. i know much more than i am able to accomplish all at once. i also know better than to do what you preach. ... ... your method is a dead end lifestyle. my self experiments with silver are for knowledge more than anything. i know what it is like to be so sick as to be completely helpless. sometimes the little tric ...
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- --Physician Heal thyself First !-- n/m38
by moreless
7 year
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--Physician Heal thyself First !-- n/m [End]
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- Re: --Physician Heal thyself First !-- n/m39
by trapper/kcmo
7 year
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thats no joke. i am running out of things to experiment on myself for! what will i do then? [End]
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- --answer --Physician Heal thyself First !--40
by moreless
7 year
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Hi Trapper, ... ... Where I come from there is a Big Difference between having been able to Solve your problems once and for all, and someone who ”Claims” they have, but keeps having re-occuring problems of the same kind as you seem to have ! ... ... It does not take a Rocket Scientist to review your past posts and see all of the re-ocurring problems you ”keep” having on a regular Basis ! ... ... It is kinda of like a Wise man once told me: ”WHY” try to re-invent the wheel again, when you may solve your problems by following Proved methods once and for All ! ... ... Of course as I always tell people, it is ”Y ...
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by trapper/kcmo
7 year
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you dont know what youre talking about. [End]
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- Re: --answer --Physician Heal thyself First !--42
by moreless
7 year
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Hi Trapper, ... ... Here is the Proof of some of your continuing problems you have not been able to solve, in your own words in the links provided below! ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=741924#i ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=363859#i ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=209130#i ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=208349#i ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=208230#i ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=204956#i ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=198427#i ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=575297#i ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=193811#i ... ... ht ...
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- Re: --answer --Physician Heal thyself First !--43
by trapper/kcmo
7 year
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what an impressive waste of time. youve read through that many posts of mine and not learned anything? that takes effort. [End]
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- Re: --answer --Physician Heal thyself First !--44
by moreless
7 year
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Hi Trapper, ... ... Thank-you for clarifying that you may not know what you are talking about ! ... ... But you are the one who said that there was nothing to learn from your posts ! ... ... And I only needed to read the few posts you made and not the ones you replied to and link to these ! ... ... Now, that you have clarified that you may be able to solve your problems, I have Better things to do with my time ! ... ... Smile Tis your choice. [End]
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- Re: --answer --Physician Heal thyself First !--45
by finallyfaith
7 year
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i did not read thru that list of posts you linked, but i do not think that just because a person hasn’t solved all their health problems means they are unqualified to give advice or that they don’t know what they are talking about. some people spent decades poisoning themselves, and it may take years to heal. that healing process may have peaks and valleys, but the overall arc should be upwards towards health. now, if a person just keeps getting worse and worse and their health compltely degenerates, thats a whole other story. ... ... but if a person solves many major problems over time, but st ...
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- --answer to FF--It is peoples choice !46
by moreless
7 year
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Hi FF, ... ... I do not disagree with your line of thinking ! ... ... But the whole point to this thread of posts is that ”IF” you will read thru those links, Trapper has Claimed he has cured his Candida several times, but it just keeps comming back and haunting him ! ... ... ”IF” he Really had cured himself, then ”WHY” is he still having problems with the same problem ? ... ... And then for him to continuely tell others what they need to do to solve the same problems and he has not been able to solve his own ??????????????? ... ... It does lead to Cause one with Common Sense to wonder ”WHAT” else he may be mis-in ...
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- Re: --answer --Physician Heal thyself First !--48
by trapper/kcmo
7 year
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i am having a very interesting time with this CS protocol. i am not reacting at all the way i did so long ago. my urine remains clear, a testament, i believe, to the healing i acheived with barefoots kidney cleanse. i had bad proteinuria bfore that. also, i am not nearly as tired as i was before, showing either i have done a lot of healing or i am cleaned out a lot more or that candida is not the problem. hmmmm. ... ... one thing is happening for sure - the swelling in my gut is going down fast. i am not nearly as bloated after only three days. ... ... i am not the least bit worried about my g ...
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- Re: --answer --Physician Heal thyself First !--49
by #51313
7 year
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So what of the people following your own protocol that have ongoing problems? I’ve seen that quite a bit on your site, and your answer is always the same, that they are not following your protocol properly, or they need more of something. ... ... Rubbish. None of your ideas are proven, you just make things up as you go. I really am in pure disbelief that people actually believe your diatribe. ... ... By the way, please learn how to spell and learn some basic grammer. Your posts are almost unreadable. [End]
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- Re: More Than One Kind Of Illness50
by Hidden Username
7 year
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People who constantly belittle, insult, and attack those who do not fall in line with every whim and quirk of their particular way of doing things are also victims of an illness. This sickness of the soul, the withering of the spirit is far worse than any physical illness. They are without compassion and understanding. They offer very little positive energy or encouragement. Surely these soul sick individuals are not as healthy as they think. Egotism, jealousy and prejudice are not signs of well being, and those whose spirits are clouded with these problems have little to give until they s ...
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- Re: More Than One Kind Of Illness51
by Invincible
7 year
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- Re: More Than One Kind Of Illness52
by #52878
7 year
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Re: More Than One Kind Of Illness [End]
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- Re: More Than One Kind Of Illness53
by grzbear
7 year
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The perception of moreless by some people on these forums is SO very far (180 degrees) from his intent. ... ... Moreless is a kind and giving soul with one intention, to share freely and make the world a better place. ... ... Whether one believes in his methods or not is up to the one reading. Hopefully the user of his information WILL do their homework and study IF they have a problem or question with something in his methods. ... ... I think the moreless website is a good launching point for this study. ... ... I also know that MOST of his statements, thoughts, and home health self help methods have been u ...
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- Re: More Than One Kind Of Illness54
by Tyler Durden
7 year
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Let us all heal. Be as one again. Please. ... ... You’ve made some innocent, pleasant-sounding and hard-to-argue-with statements here which are a thinly veiled attempt at not answering the very valid questions about your open involvement in focusing this site on one person. How long will you excuse yourself- and him? [End]
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- In other words55
by #29335
7 year
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LOOK!! The whole parade is out of step, except for my Johnny. [End]
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- Re: More Than One Kind Of Illness56
by trapper/kcmo
7 year
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talk about thinly veiled, what about the attack on MH by lapis when he was advocating flagging commercial forums? ... ... what needs to be flagged are personal forums with a special disclaimer that the forum owner alone is responsible for the content of the forum and that no challenges can be made of them becasue they are support forums so beware!!!!!!!! an unchallenged expert is not an expert, they are a despot. [End]
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- Re: More Than One Kind Of Illness57
by grzbear
7 year
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”There really is no ”us” and ”them” - we are all as one and always have been.” ... ... AND always will be. ... ... This is very true... ... ... We have been misled and taught many outright lies and illusions for thousands of years by those that would take advantage of, rule, hoard, and wage war through the enslavement and death of others. ... ... Any belief other than your above statement is why we, as a world population tend to have a ”fear” and ”kill” mentality... very sad. ... ... grz [End]
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- Re: More Than One Kind Of Illness58
by trapper/kcmo
7 year
3,352
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i agree with the first part of your statements. but there is an us and them - their names are truth and lies. take your pick. [End]
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- mddtmlbaah59
by Hidden Username
7 year
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- Re: ~Experiment`60
by moreless
7 year
3,601
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Hi userX, ... ... Did it make you feel any Better now that you have tried this idea ? ... ... Smile Tis your choice. [End]
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- Re: just out of curiosity....62
by trapper/kcmo
7 year
3,454
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the process MH is refering to is an end game scenario. he believes that the metal will store in the tissues and and impede natural flora and fauna necessary to sustain prolonged life and good health. this seems to be a philosophical conclusion, not one of anecdote or actual research. just guessing based upon what i have been able to glean from his writings. [End]
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- Re: just out of curiosity....63
by ParaZapper
7 year
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- he believes that the metal will store in the tissues ... ... He is at least partially correct in this assumption. Many heavy metals such as arsenic, mercury, lead, and silver are stored in the body. Unlike some of the other metals, silver does not seem to have an extensive negative effect. ... ... [End]
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- Re: just out of curiosity....64
by trapper/kcmo
7 year
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it is more reactive than the other precious metals. the theory behind the current work in CS is that the particles are so small that they can pass in and out of cells and out of the body through normal channels without being blocked and stored. i am operating under this assumption or i would not think about ingesting it again. what might change this would be the possibilty of silver coumpounds being created in the body and those compounds being stored. i am hoping it aint gonna happen. i have no evidence of it so far after three years. [End]
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- Alkaline Minerals
by beej
7 year
3,250
Alkaline/Acid Debate
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* * * ... ... REPLACEMENT OF MINERALS ... If minerals are lost because they are excreted with the excess protein acids we consume, we can either cut down on such consumption and/or replace the minerals. ... ... THESE LOST BASE MINERALS CAN ONLY BE REPLACED ... ... WITH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. ... ... We have to eat our fruits and vegetables! ... ... ”An apple a day does keep the doctor away.” ... ... This is so because the minerals from plants, organic minerals, are the only ones our bodies can use. Organic minerals are much different then the minerals from rocks, inorganic minerals. Sodium from a plant for example, is muc ...
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- Re: Alkaline Minerals
by Hidden Username
7 year
2,675
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You made some excellent points. I read last night that most mineral supplements cannot be absorbed and used on a cellular level. It is the tiny mitochondria, the sub cellular ”energy plants” that make the body run. This same article said any mineral with the prefix ”oxide” is inorganic and only a tiny percentage will be absorbed; the rest is either excreted or builds up in joints and even blood vessels. Minerals ending in citrate are absorbed a little better than oxides, but plant minerals are the best for keeping the body mineralized and healthy. ... No debate here, I think you’ve got it abs ...
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Re: Alkaline Minerals
by Van Helsing
7 year
2,678
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Mass produced vegetables plus fruits grown in poor quality soil with low brix readings are of little nutritional benefit for human consumption. ... ... [End]
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- Re: Alkaline Minerals
by beej
7 year
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Even though many farms are lacking in the trace minerals, they do add lime. ... ... I think the main problem is that everything is picked before it’s ripe. That would give you a low reading because things that ripen before they’re picked are sweeter. ... ... You are reading the sugar not the minerals. Common sense tells us that if it was left to get sweet before picking it will also have had time to reach the proper level of alkaline minerals. ... ... If you’ve ever been to FL and picked an orange from the tree, you will see it’s so much better. [End]
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- Re: Alkaline Minerals
by Savagegrace
7 year
2,614
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You might want to check out: ... ... 11. The Treatment of Being Acid ... ... http://www.euroamericanhealth.com/treat.html ... ... At the same web site. ... ... And also notice they sell Base Power for correcting an acidic condition. ... ... Am I telling you you’re wrong? ... ... No. ... ... But as long as you limit yourself to yes or no answers, you may be limiting the means for “recovering” your health. ... ... GS ... [End]
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- Re: Alkaline Minerals
by #48222
7 year
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" But as long as you limit yourself to yes or no answers, you may be limiting the means for “recovering” your health." ... ... ... ... Yes. Eh...correct. ... ... ... ... There is a very interesting point made on the page you linked, that over-consumption of nuts can lead to an acid condition. I have been rather guilty of late of eating perhaps too many almonds and brazil nuts, and have been feeling a little unlike my usual self (sluggish and even more detached than usual). Thank you for the reminder... [End]
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- Re: Alkaline Minerals
by hanna
7 year
2,467
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Yes I take 1-2 brasilnuts (selenium) a day according to http://owen.curezone.com ... and 8-10 almonds (Andreas) a day. And after reading your post or e-mail CF I take them now around lunchtime and not at night anymore. ... I was going to try the basepowder too, I liked the whole write up, but so far I have done ok with the Alka Seltzer Gold and at that time I had it in the house. So it was good to see the link again, though I might have it in my notes, and reread it again. [End]
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- Metabolic typing
by hanna
7 year
2,751
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I find that part interesting too. I always have to read several times to get some understanding, so I am planning to get back to it. ... But for me it was interesting to see that type 2 usually have high triglycirides. ... That might be me. Someone on the cholesterol forum who happened to know that I am a pitta ... according to Ayurveda, suggested to cut back on fruit and carbohydrates, that is how she improved her tryglycirides. So I cut back my 4 fruits a day to one and hardly any carbohydrates. Time will tell how this will work out. [End]
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- Re: Alkaline Minerals
by beej
7 year
2,454
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I guess the key phrase here is ”recovering your health” as opposed to keeping your health. ... ... Even Moreless says baking soda should only be used for a short time. ... ... When I had bad knees I took every thing I heard about. Now looking back, I think if I had gotten a good juicer and done what I’m doing now, it would have never happend. [End]
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- I'm on Zeolite now too
by maria41
7 year
4,149
Alkaline/Acid Debate
/ Zeolites
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I got my self tested for the Zeolite Drops. I am starting to take them too now.(ps. my sister is feeling much much better now). ... I feel quite bold in sharing my test with you so you see what it’s like..and I’ve been feeling good, drinking all my mineral drinks everyday ?! ... As you will see near the bottom, I am advised to take 10 drops 3x a day of the Zeolite Drops for 6 - 8 weeks until next retest. ... ................................................................................ ... ... TERRAIN ... Invading Xenobiotics (toxins) ... Demineralization ... ... VIALS WITH FREQUENCY MATCH ... Fungus: Trypanosoma B ...
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- Re: I'm on Zeolite now too
by finallyfaith
7 year
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where are you getting it from and how much does it cost you per month? are you taking it for any specific condition or just to feel better overall? ... [End]
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- Re: I'm on Zeolite now too
by muad_dib
7 year
3,461
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Are you sure about the trypanosoma? It’s not a fungus. It’s a protozoan that causes Chagas’ diseases and it’s transmitted by the kissing bug. [End]
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- Moreless- opinion on Zeolite?
by acnebegone
7 year
3,512
Alkaline/Acid Debate
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Hey, I coulda sworn you just recently mentioned Zeolite in one of your posts but haven’t been able to find it. Since then, I ran across this one product that was recommended to me, and its prime ingredient is Zeolite pretty much (that and distilled water). You can find it here: http://www.toxinfreelifestyle.com/natural-cellular-defense.html ... ... I didn’t find anything on it elsewhere through google about it being used for these purposes. Supposedly it’s a mineral? Any thoughts? [End]
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- Re: Moreless- opinion on Zeolite?
by Lapis
7 year
3,268
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There are some very innovative and credible people using zeolite. Gabriel Cousens for one. I believe Andreas uses it too. I’ll ask him some time when we talk. ... ... Another thing to consider is utilizing pink himalayan salt. ... ... ... The best way to get minerals is by juicing high minerla content greens found in things like ocean wqater grwon wheatgrass, dandelion grees, kale, broccoli, etc. It is essential that the produce is grown in soil rich in minerals and humic acid so the plants can convert them. Utilizing plant form minerals ensures that the minerals are highly useable due to their ...
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- Re: Moreless- opinion on Zeolite?
by moreless
7 year
3,121
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Hi Lapis, ... ... I will agree 100% with you that it is best to use Plant based minerals from live foods! ... ... But not everyone may choose to do this , so, is why I am providing other options, which different people then may make their own choice as to how they may choose to life their Life! ... ... Smlie Tis your choice. [End]
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- Re: Moreless- opinion on Zeolite?
by acnebegone
7 year
2,950
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Yeah, I was thinking about juicing. But I think that does cost a lot. Perhaps as much as supplements? [End]
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- Re: Moreless- opinion on Zeolite?
by finallyfaith
7 year
3,129
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it depends on what you juice and where you get it. you can buy bulk organic carrots for pretty cheap, the 5 pound bag costs less than $1 per pound, and the 25 pound bag even less. a few carrots, one apple, some chard and the juice from a half of lemon makes a wonderful juice, and doesn’t cost much either. farmers markets are another great way to get fresh inexpensive produce. and as i posted below you can always wildcraft free dandelion greens! ... ... ... juicing not only gives you lots of readily assimable minerals, but lots of enzymes and vitamins to boot. its really the best thing i have ever ...
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- Re: Moreless- opinion on Zeolite?
by grzbear
7 year
2,917
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Juicing can be really affordable, even if you chose to juice organic. I have not felt anything like my bodies response when I am juicing a lot. ... ... grz [End]
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- Re: Moreless- opinion on Zeolite?
by hippeesandee
7 year
2,820
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Need a hint here ”how do you grow ”ocean water’ wheatgrass ... ... Sandee [End]
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- Oceangrown
by Lapis
7 year
2,946
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There are some proodcuts that are basically ocean water that has been concentrated. You dilut this and use it as your water/plant nutrition matrix. Then plants then utilize take these minerals into them which you ingest in superior form . ... ... One such product is called Oceangrown ... ... ... I use a tds meter to hone in on the concentration. I also use distilled water as my starting water. ... ... ... ~Lapis~ [End]
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- Re: Moreless- opinion on Zeolite?
by starwoman
6 year
2,764
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Hi Lapis, ... ... producers of Zeolites have made some great cures for this product I would be so interested in what Andreas has to say about this product, so I am waiting with bated breath to read you next message hopeing that you have sopeken to him. ... ... ... cheers, ... ... Starwoman [End]
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- Re: Moreless- opinion on Zeolite?
by maria41
7 year
3,190
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it might have been me who posted about Zeolite about a week ago.. ... my sister got her zeolite just 3 days ago. She has had trouble getting rid of her heavy metals. If you have heavy metal toxicity it is difficult to absorb all nutrients and minerals which is why the heavy metals must be removed before alkalinity can be established. I will keep you posted on her results in about a month - there should be some significant changes. We are hopeful. ... ... [End]
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- Re: Moreless- opinion on Zeolite?
by grzbear
7 year
2,925
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Thank you, and please do keep us posted. ... ... grz [End]
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- Re: Moreless- opinion on Zeolite?
by acnebegone
7 year
2,922
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Juicing can be really affordable, even if you chose to juice organic. I have not felt anything like my bodies response when I am juicing a lot. ... ... grz [End]
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- Good luck to your sister, Maria..
by ladylove
7 year
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Hi Maria :), ... ... Best of luck to your sister.. I look forward to reading good news from you about her progress. ... ... Have you/she checked out the herb Cilantro? It apparently has great value with orally chelating out metals.. ... ... Best regards, ... ... Ladylove [End]
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- Re: Good luck to your sister, Maria..
by maria41
7 year
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Hi Lady Love, thanks very much. ... Yes, she did try cilantro. Actually she is juicing everyday and cilantro is one of the things she puts in. ... For YEARS she has been seeing a naturopath who uses the BTA (Bioterrain machine ) This naturopath has given her many herbs to take etc. She also went to another naturopath who gave her some injections along with oral chelation. None of it has worked. My sister is a hard case namely because her body just does not want to give the metals up. It could be genetic. Also most cleansing methods are through the kidneys and my sister’s kidney’s are not func ...
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- Very Intense!!
by finallyfaith
7 year
2,353
Alkaline/Acid Debate
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so i was on my daily bike ride thru the woods and came across the largest dandelion greens i have ever seen. i mean gigantic!! freakishly large. now i know they are filled with all kinds of minerals and goodness. i often wildcraft them to put in salads, but never any this big. so i picked them brought them home and decided to try juicing them. i got more juice than i thought i would probably due to how enormous they were. about 10 oz of pure dandelion greens juice. added some carrots and lemon juice. OMG! the most bitter thing i think i have ever tasted in my life!! but here is the thing. ...
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- Re: Very Intense!!
by Lapis
7 year
2,229
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Very good for the liver. Try adding a half of beet next time. Can sometimes create a detox reaction if your liver is in need of cleansing. ... ... ... ~Lapis~ [End]
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- Re: Very Intense!!
by moreless
7 year
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Hi finallyfaith, ... ... The flower of any plant has more Alkaline Minerals than the rest of the plant, if it is picked before the seed starts to form! ... ... This is the reason why that Broccoli and Brussel Sprouts are very good to eat for Alkaline Minerals, because they are both flower buds! ... ... The Bitterness is from the Alkaline Minerals, these are what make it bitter, and the Wild Herbs may be the bitterest! ... ... What you have done is found a very cheap way to get extra Alklaine Minerals by utilizing Herbs from the wild! ... ... Smile Tis your choice. [End]
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by ladylove
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Oh finallyfaith, ... ... You lucky person! I wish I could find Dandelion plants down here- Anywhere! ... ... BTW I understand that a couple of slices of the fresh root eaten before every meal is a great assist to the liver and digestion (I have never done it though- Yet :)).. I will try to find where that info is and will post it here for you if I do. ... ... Stay well ... ... Ladylove ... Currently looking all over town for Dandelion seeds... [End]
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by remi96
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OMG we have three million dandelions here. And I am constantly trying to rip off the flowers bewfore my whole lawn sprouts dandelions. The seeds blow all over, the plants even grown in sidewalk crevices. I thought it was the greens that were to be consumed not the flowers. ... ... Michelle [End]
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by UserX
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All parts of the dandelion can be consumed...tops, leaves and roots. Here are a couple of links to some info and recipes for dandelions: ... ... http://frugalliving.about.com/cs/foodtips/a/042302.htm ... ... http://www.healthrecipes.com/dandelion.htm ... [End]
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- Plants and Minerals
by Lapis
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Wild edible plants and grasses are teaming with minerals due to lack of hybridization (that plagues our maintream veggies and fruits) and the high mineral content due to the natural (unfarmed) soil they frow in. Mainstream farming is radically deplete in minerals, something the WHO and various government agencies have been aware of for decades. They ignore this fact while they work with their pharma cohorts to ineffecxtively ”treat” the disease that occurs as a result. As famed researcher Linus Pauling stated, minerals are a key component to physical health. ... ... Want super mineralization ...
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- Alkaline minerals + brain fog and other questions to Moreless
by Monique_1
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Okay, here we go. ... ... I have stopped taking my colliodal silver to kill candida and Im totally on the idea to become more alkaline. ... So I take lots of alkaline minerals (potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium etc) in forms of limestone powder and a ph-mineral powder (that’s suppose to make you more alkaline) + diet. In the past few days I have been waking up with brain fog and coated tongue (constantly coated. And when I take them, I get brainfog! ... ... 1. Is this die off? Is this acids coming out, or is it candida growing and toxic increase? I don’t want my candida to grow! ... ... 2.Can a person g ...
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by moreless
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Hi Monique, ... ... All these different things you are taking and what else you are eating and drinking may effect your pH, but I do not know and you have not mentioned if you are testing your pH to see which way the Diet you are on is effecting your pH? ... ... Please get yourself some pH tape and start testing yourself and find out for yourself what you are taking, as to how each thing is effecting you! ... ... Then as you find what you are eating , which is making you too acidic, to stop eating that! ... ... If you will put some effort into testing and finding what foods are making you too acidic, then you ...
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- Are these minerals organic?
by Dave39
7 year
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I understand from this forum that for a mineral to be organic then it has to be bound with carbon e.g calcium carbonate, magnesium carbonate. ... ... However the colloidal mineral tablet (the one tablet contains the following) I take is a mixture of calcium phosphate, magnessium phosphate, iron phospate, sodium phosphate and potassium phosphate. So are these organic minerals? ... ... Also what do you think of the quality of these minerals, are they absorbed/utilized more efficiently than the calcium/magnessium carbonates. ... ... I thought bones where made up of calcium phosphate, so does this mean that ...
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by objoyfl
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Tablets are not really a good way to supplement minerals. Blackstrap molasses, ConcenTrace liquid (trace minerals from sea water), and any ionic liquid mineral supplement. Some people like fulvic minerals, also a liquid. Also, take Mg. for instance. The best forms for assimilation are citrate or chloride, again, as liquids. ... ... Tablets have binders and miscellaneous inert substances that help disperse the active ingredient. Those are more difficult to break down and take longer to get assimilated through the small intestine. Some of it passes through w/o being assimilated. obj [End]
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by moreless
7 year
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Hi Dave, ... To add clarification to your question about carbon based minerals, as to what is best. ... ... When I talk about the ”BEST” carbon based minerals, I am talking about Plant carbon based minerals from a plant source, not a rock source, for we do not have rock grinders for teeth!! ... ... Now this does not mean that one may not recieve a benefit from taking some forms of rock based minerals, if done properly! ... ... If one chooses to make use of some rock based minerals , then one needs to take them with either Epsom Salt or Lemon juice or apple cider vinegar or some form of food which will provi ...
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- Minerals are great... but what about much needed enzymes?
by PTtogether
7 year
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Dear friends, ... ... Since one year I follow a vegan diet, I have also done quite a few colon, kidney and liver cleanses and still have eczema in my scalp, so I keep on searching for a solution and I came to some information about enzyme therapy. I would like to know your experience, opinion or advise about it. This is part of the information I found: ... ... 1. Neither vitamins, minerals or hormones can do any work without enzymes. ... ... 2. Enzyme supplements can help augment the body’s own pancreatic enzymes. ... ... 3. Also, we know that decreased enzyme levels are found in a number of chronic ailmen ...
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by moreless
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Hi PTtogether, ... ... It is all about the Acid Alkaline pH Balancing to begin with and end with!! ... ... With out Acids and Alkalines there is nothing else, not even enzymes, for the different enzymes may be pH regulated! ... ... Now it may be said which came first the chicken or the egg? ... ... So may be said about the Acids and Alkalines and the Enzymes, for the Enzymes do have an action on the release of energy from acids and alkalines and it may be hard to separate the fine line between the two, but without the acids and the alkaline minerals there may be no Enzymes! ... ... But you are very correct that En ...
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- Re: Minerals are great... but what about much needed enzymes?
by objoyfl
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I have read that minerals are considered co-enzymes to vitamins. In other words, vitamins will not chemically do their jobs without minerals first and foremost. And this may account somewhat for what moreless is saying about minerals Ca and Mg. I’m still getting the hang of how the proper electrical signals occur inside and outside the cells from acid/alkaline balance of foods. Much more may be gleaned about this from snozberry’s and morless’s posts below on alkaline water and protons/electrons. ... obj [End]
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by prettysoulful
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While I was pretty sensitive to fruits and some other foods during my intestinal healing, supplemental enzymes were a God-send for me. They really took some of the burden off my digestive tract and pains were averted at many-a-meal. Thankfully, I no longer need the supplemental enzymes for basic digestion, but I do on occasion take a couple between meals for their scavenging capabilities. They can help to breakdown some pathogens and proteins that may get loose in the blood stream(from what I have read). ... ... I, too, am hesitant to believe that the enzymes in raw foods can not help with the ...
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- Re: Minerals are great... but what about much needed enzymes?
by objoyfl
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I have used proteolytic enzymes and digestive enzymes. ... ... Serapeptase is the enzyme that the silk worm uses to dissolve the cocoon. It is considered the strongest enzyme in the world because silk is one of the toughest natural fibers. Serapeptase has been used in enzyme preparations for humans to dissolve scar tissue, and is also used to prevent the inflammatory response found in arthritis and rhumatiod arthritis, muscle inflammation from overwork or exercise and other debilitating muscle/joint illness such as fibromyalgia. ... ... Not only do raw foods provide enzymes to catalyze the breakdown ...
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- Enzyme Cure
by PTtogether
7 year
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... Thank you everyone for your helpful experiences and ideas. ... ... Yes, I think supplementing enzymes can be very effective in some stage of the recovery and for some specific issues. ... ... Some years ago I got rid of hookworms very quickly following a recipe from a Naturopath: ... ... During 2 days in an empty stomach: ... ... 5 times 1000 mg. papain. Each time letting one hour in between. ... ... The capsules were 200 mg. each. So I took 25 capsules per day. ... ... It may work for another kinds of worms too. ... ... PTtogether ... [End]
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by Deradune
7 year
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... I have been appalled this year to discover that I have clearly lost bone mass at the tops of some of my front teeth (and give feel the grooves/dents with my fingers as well as SEE the enamal loss). In the worst areas there is also a dark brownish-red staining. Had anyone else had this problem and found a self-healing method for repairing this problem?! [End]
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by finallyfaith
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i too am having some teeth problems and can’t afford a non-amalgam dentist and refuse to get any more metal in my mouth. this is what i am doing - a super high minral diet. this includes plenty of black strap mollases, several differnt mineral, and trace mineral, supplements and some celtic sea salt, as well as seaweed and vegetable broth which has a high mineral content. ... ... the bs mollases is actually a great food i am finding out. it is extremely high in minerals and it is carbon based which means the minerals are easily absorbed by your body. note - always get organic mollases, it taste ...
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by Deradune
7 year
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Thanks, ff! Yes, I am just starting on mineral supplements too and also doing the think with the baking soda to alkalize the mouth. Very interesting about taking them with something acid. Maybe I should take them with lemonade! (I’ve been having lemonade lately with stevia for sweetener.) Citrus is really hard on the teeth so I know I need to do the alkaline thing right after drinking that -- but then I wonder if that would affect the mineral absorption to have other things going in that are alkaline?! [End]
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by finallyfaith
7 year
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it shouldn’t be a problem, the minerals go down the hatch into the tummy, the baking soda stays in the mouth, its just a mouth rinse. i learned a lot about mineral and acid from moreless in the alkaline/acid forum. also remember there is a difference between a mineral supplement, which usually has the 10 - 15 most needed minerals in it, and trace minerals, which are usually about 60 - 75 different minerals in very small amounts. you should take both. the best trace minerals come from ”humic shale.” ... ... ... ff [End]
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- Re: Loss of tooth enamel with receding gums5
by Molly Bloom
7 year
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Deradune: ... ... I’ve been oil swishing for about one week, and I’m amazed at how my gums seem to be reacting to this. It’s so easy to do. It’s very odd, but there’s been a lot written about it. ... ... I have a post on the dental support forum where I’ve asked if anyone else has done this. I have a link on there to the Ukranian that has been studying this old folk remedy. So easy, I thought, why NOT! ... ... Dr. Moritz had a section on this in his Liver book also, so it’s not WAY out there.... ... ... I think Finallyfaith has great suggestions too. ... ... Check it out! ... ... Molly
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by Deradune
7 year
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Thanks, I have never heard of this! Will try ”oil swishing” in the search engine here! ... ... Michele [End]
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- only 2 oils are good for this.7
by Wrenn
7 year
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oleic sunflower oil is one. ... best is sesame oil cold pressed (keep in fridge) ... ... you take one tablespoon first thing in morning ... before anything else. ... Swish SLOWLY thru teeth and aound mouth for 3-4 minutes. ... swish it under tongue and everywhere ... DO NOT SWALLOW! OR SPIT IN SINK! ... spit it in toilet, it is highly toxic. ... It should have turned a whitish gray milky color. ... If it is still yellow redo the swishing. ... This is an excellent way to detox pulling toxins ... that are in your bloodcells and also those that ... have accumulated from night releases, thru lungs/breathing ... and stomach gases a ...
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- thank you all!!8
by Deradune
7 year
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Thank you all for your helpful responses. ... ... I will study these recommendations and then implement!! [End]
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by Deradune
7 year
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WRENN!!!! Thank you so much for the awesome explanations! i want to get Andreas’s books, they are so expensive though. Do you know if he has any e-books available? [End]
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by Wrenn
7 year
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http://ener-chi.com/index.htm ... ... link above is his website. ... ... I know they seem expensive , but each one is well worth the cost. ... I like the book versions, cause I get the ener-art work picture on fromt, ... which if you read about his artprints, from painting he has done, ... are very healing to gaze upon, and i also like being able to take a book ... into other room/ to read in a more comfortable environment than on my computer, ... getting eye strain and not as relaxed reading. ... ... I own all of his books and I have to say each one is a gold mine. ... I would suggest you start with timeless secrets o ...
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by Deradune
7 year
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Thank you, Ami! ... ... I actually found his website earlier and then went ahead and ordered the Amazing Liver Flush book (or similar title) by him and got the hard copy as the e-Book is not that much cheaper and I know I prefer a book to hold in my hand. Good point about the artwork on the cover too. (smile) I got that one first because I have been feeling for years that I really MUST do a liver flush and the information I have for it is so scant I think a nice big book about it would give me the confidence to go ahead and do it. ... ... I almost got the one you recommended as well, but I feel so g ...
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by Wrenn
7 year
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I believe they both will , but if not, the timeless secrets definitely does. ... you will not regret the $ cost believe me.. ... ... I have used his kidney flush tea several times to dissolve any kidney crystals/stones, ... also his version of a liver flush is so gentle. ... I use his suggested alternative juice blend instead of grapefruit juice, ... and it makes the olive oil juice combo literally tasty (almost) lol ! ... ... here is a link to how I prep for a liver flush. in my detox blog. ... I work up to it gradually.. and pace it out. ... ... http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=24&i=3 ... ... Love, ... Ami Joi Benton
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by Wrenn
7 year
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I believe they both will , but if not, the timeless secrets definitely does. ... you will not regret the $ cost believe me.. ... ... I have used his kidney flush tea several times to dissolve any kidney crystals/stones, ... also his version of a liver flush is so gentle. ... I use his suggested alternative juice blend instead of grapefruit juice, ... and it makes the olive oil juice combo literally tasty (almost) lol ! ... ... here is a link to how I prep for a liver flush. in my detox blog. ... I work up to it gradually.. and pace it out. ... ... http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=24&i=3 ... ... Love, ... Ami Joi Benton
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by Deradune
7 year
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I believe they both will , but if not, the timeless secrets definitely does. ... you will not regret the $ cost believe me.. ... ... I have used his kidney flush tea several times to dissolve any kidney crystals/stones, ... also his version of a liver flush is so gentle. ... I use his suggested alternative juice blend instead of grapefruit juice, ... and it makes the olive oil juice combo literally tasty (almost) lol ! ... ... here is a link to how I prep for a liver flush. in my detox blog. ... I work up to it gradually.. and pace it out. ... ... http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=24&i=3 ... ... Love, ... Ami Joi Benton
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- Re: only 2 oils are good for this.15
by Deradune
7 year
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... I use stevia. Have never tried xylitol for sweetener. How would you compare it to stevia in flavor, cost, etc.? [End]
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by Wrenn
7 year
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Well the difference mainly is that Stevia is a much stronger sweet, and also will not ... help fight plaque. ... I like them both, ... xylitol you can exchange in exact measuring in a recipe that calls for sugar, ... and will taste very similar, but is not the refined processed toxic addictive sugar, ... and Is good for you. It has none of the charcteristics of sugar as far as blood sugar ... drops internally so is a very good option for diabetics etc. ... ... Like I said , I RARELY sweeten anything *smile* ... but when I do , I use one of these two or raw organic honey. ... So I keep all 3 handy ... ... Love, ... Ami Joi Benton.
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by Deradune
7 year
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Thanks for this too! I picked up some Xylitol this afternoon and plan to add some to my non-fluoride toothpaste when I brush, and will check it out as a sweetener too. ... ... It has such a scary name. [End]
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- here is a link about xylitol18
by Wrenn
7 year
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http://www.xylitol.org/ ... ... yes many folks use xylitol toothapste ... it is a sugar that we naturally produce within ourselves, ... and many fruits produce it as well. ... Xylitol is derived from bark no corn like many alt sugars are. ... sucrose is derived from corn , and since corn nowadays is pretty much a gmo, ... it is one of the so called *safe substitutes to refined sugar.. (I disagree) ... ... ... Generally it is recommended to use after eating in a chewing fashion, ... to keep it close to teeth, esp after eating carbohydrates. ... I am fortunate that my body apparently puts out a high lvl of xylitol ... in my ...
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- I found another link that implies Xylitol is Aspartame!19
by Deradune
7 year
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... http://tnn.en.alibaba.com/product/50025193/50387471/Vitamins_Amino_Acid_Food_Additives/Aspartame__Xylose__Xylitol_.html ... ... Or, maybe the Chinese think differently than we do...??? =( [End]
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by Deradune
7 year
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... ... Nix that. They DO punctuate differently than we do. In a caption in America like this: ... ... Aspartame (Xylitol) ... ... would mean that Aspartame IS Xylitol. However, looking further down the same page I seem them doing other captions like this: ... ... Vitamin C (Vitamin B, Vitamin B6) ... ... which shows me that they are not implying what it looked like. Sorry for the big scare!! [End]
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by Wrenn
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i don’t know, but maybe xylose is like sucrose (which is derived from corn) ... But xylitol is generally derived from trees is my understanding any how. [End]
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- Re: Loss of tooth enamel with receding gums22
by Deradune
7 year
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... Molly, what kind of oil are you swishing with?! [End]
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by molly bloom
7 year
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Deradune: ... ... I’m so sorry, I haven’t visited this post in a bit. I’ve started an Oil Pulling experimental group on the dental support forum. Why don’t you do this and check back in a month with the rest of us! ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=44&i=1352 ... ... There is a link to ”Oil Pulling.com”. All the info you need to do that is in there. My husband uses sesame oil, but it makes me gag. I use the sunflower oil ... ... It’s been 3 weeks now, and there is no doubt in my mind that it is working. I’ve freaked out about this, and unfortunately, tell everyone I know. They think I’m nuts, ...
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by brendella
7 year
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Hey there, ... ... I’ve been in the dental field for about 15 years now. The dark staining above the normal ”crown” area of the tooth looks that way because the same enamel-finish does not exist in that area. That area once had tissue attached to it and has a rough texture, which will attract ”stains” or discoloration [as well as being naturally darker]. For the very best solution to healthy gums, be sure to take CoQ10. This is well documented all over the internet and plenty of resources are available. There’s also a holistic website that features a very good toothpaste with these natural ...
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by Deradune
7 year
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Thanks for the reminder about CoQ10! Also have been relieved to learn it’s not ”just” a stain. ... ... I’m also drinking horsetail and alfalfa tea every day now! I learned about this from going last weekend to a lecture by David Wolfe. I wrote about it in my raw blog at: ... ... http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=67&i=355 ... ... Also, another blog entry give more information about silica and its importance for teeth and bones: ... ... http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=67&i=366 ... ... ... [End]
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by scott987
7 year
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I am also having problems with receding gums so I started oil swishing this morning, we’ll see how that goes. I was wondering what kind of Vitamin C i should be taking to help with tissue rebuilding? Also, is there a type of Vitamin C that is powdered that can be applied directly to the gums? ... Thanks, ... Scott [End]
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by deradune
7 year
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Thanks for the reminder. I swished for a few days and forgot all about it!!! [End]
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by nettie
7 year
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Please see the oil-swishing forum for a link to tooth mineralisation I found. ... ... You need a few things for it to happen. Clean teeth (oil-pulling helps here IMMENSELY), good saliva (saliva contain calcium, funny that!) and some chemicla processes go on to do with ions. ... Ah, found it ... http://mizar5.com/demin.htm ... ... WHAT IS THIS NATURAL REMINERALIZATION MECHANISM? Our bodies utilize carbon dioxide from our breath and water from our saliva to create a mild, unstable acid, carbonic acid. Carbonic acid is the heart of the natural remineralization process. Like all acids, carbonic acids can dis ...
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by simbas
5 year
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Hi, ... ... I have aslo been suffering with this on my front 2 teeth, they look greyish cause of lack of eneamel at the end of the teeth, and my gums are reseading quite alot and making my teeth sensitive, i asked my dentist if they could do anything has it looks like they are wearing away at the bottom of them! i also have indentationss and a line going down 1 of them, the dentist just offerd me venners which i think is a bit exteme, but do not know what else to do! ... ... Regards ... ... ... Simbas [End]
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- What are the alkaline minerals?
by rally
7 year
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How do you boost your alkaline minerals? Is there a good form to take in addition to alkaline food? ... ... Thanks [End]
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by moreless
7 year
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Hi rally, ... ... Calcium is the #1 Alkaline Mineral needed most by the body by weight and volumne!!! ... ... Then these are Alkaline also: Sodium, Potassium, Magnesium, Iron, and all the different Trace elements. ... ... Some of the trace elements like Manganese are very Alkalizing! ... ... But some of these may be Acidic if complexed with sulfer or another acid. ... ... But for the most part these are considered to be Alkaline forming. ... ... One may take a Kelp as a supplement, if it is high in iodine. ... The kind I find works good is Norwegian Kelp powder, not tablets for they have filler added to them. ... This will p ...
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- Minerals to increase Saliva Alklinity
by Logger
7 year
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Trace minerals can sometimes help increase Saliva Alkalinity, particularly if some of the glands are deficient in some minerals. ... ... The Saliva pH indicates the general effectivenss of the immune system. Below 7.0 pH saliva may be an indication that the immune system is not fuctioning optimally. To remove cancer cells, and perform other important immune system functions, it is important to have all the glands properly nourished. This may require a flush or rinse. The MSA or Meridian Stress Analysis test can give specifics on how the glands are performing, and what supplements might impr ...
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- If Wakami is so alkaline because of its minerals, why not just take trac...
by north
8 year
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Wakami (a seaweed) is reputed to be something like 5 times more alkaline than any other plant food - dramatically higher, and I have heard that this is because of it’s high content of trace minerals. If mineral content is what makes plants alkaline-forming in the body, why not just take a supplement of trace minerals? With this along with a lot of discrepancies among the published lists of what foods are acid and what foods are alkaline, I think that the science behind what makes a food acid-forming or alkaline-forming is poorly understood. (I do believe in the health benefits of making ...
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by north
8 year
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P.S. How would anyone have proven that all other vinegars, including those made from plants other than apples, are acid forming - yet apple cider vinegar is alkaline forming? The logic there just doesn’t make sense. [End]
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by DJThompson
8 year
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Trace minerals are usually ”metalic minerals”--inorganic and difficult for the body to convert into usable materials. The ultimate mineral supplement is seawater itself, from depths where the minerals are organic (isotonic) and completely compatible with human tissues, particularly when diluted to 1/3 which makes it identical to human blood plasma, or to any mammal blood plasma for that matter. Look at the research on http://www.oceanplasma.org It contains every mineral known to man and other living components science hasn’t even figured out yet. [End]
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by #7339
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once you are acidic. ... ... I have been on a mostly raw vegan diet for a year!!! I took green and more green! and still the best my urine would read is 6.2 and my saliva 6.4. If I so much as ate a bite of brown rice or any other carb I couldn’t even detect my reading for a day. ... ... I am not rich!! Veggies are reserved for the financially privileged in this part of the country. There is no way that I could eat enough raw veggies to support a small child without adding something of substance (rice, potatoe, beans, etc) all of which cause ph levels to plumit. ... ... The funny thing is that I NEVER ha ...
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I did calcium, coral calcium, exercise, fresh air, sunshine, fresh fruit juices, fruit, etc, ect, ect. ... ... Did I miss something? ... ... Please help [End]
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by betta
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I know what you mean. When I try to work on my pH balance, I look at the lists of acidic food and alkaline foods, determined to make my pH change by eating better. But most foods that I eat are alkaline, so I don’t think that’s really the problem. But I don’t know that a urine pH of 6.2 is all that bad. I’ve heard some sources say that your urine shouldn’t be too alkaline. I read somewhere that if your stomach isn’t producing enough HCl to make the minerals that you eat absorbable, there’s no way your pH will go up. Also, I’ve read that if you don’t have some kind of good quality fat ...
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by #7339
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So do you think that this goal of 6.8 to 7.2 is unrealistic for many of us? It would make me feel much better if I knew that not everyone is suppose to reach such high numbers. ... ... I did have hopes that if I became more alkaline that my thyroid would heal. I have read conflicting stuff about thyroids as well as about Ph levels. ... ... I will do some research on this Ayurveda, I have never heard of it. ... ... What is HCI? ... ... I did do lots of juicing so my body didn’t have any problem getting to the cell membraines. I got my oils in the form of ev olive oil in my dressings and also some Flax oil. ...
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by betta
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Wow, you sure have been very diligent. It does get frustrating when you’re very diligent, and you don’t get anywhere, although from what you have said you were doing, you probably at least got a lot of toxins out of your body. Cravings usually do indicate a need for something. At least it was just a Whopper JR, and not the big size. Is your thyroid over active or underactive? At this point, your body might just be telling you that you need some additional types of nutrients. And HCl is hydrochloric acid, which is the acid produced by your stomach. Vinegar and lemon juice in you diet ...
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by SqueakyClean
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It sounds like you did most everything. Did you do lots of lemon juice and apple cider vinegar in water, daily? Baking soda taken straight? I think that your regime of exercise, calcium, and juicing, incorporated with these things, would help, without having to be such a raw vegan. Perhaps it’s time you rephased your diet, more cooked veggies, good oils, and some thought about animal products. But I think you should be measuring blood pH, not urine pH. Also, you didn’t mention what cleanses you’ve done. If you haven’t killed off imbalances or done liver flushing, for example, such a diet c ...
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by #7339
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I did every thing you mentioned: water, lemon juice,cider vinegan, baking soda (yuck!)and liver flush (triple yuck!!!). I also had some cooked veggies and lots of ev olive oil in my homemade dressings. ... The reason that I stayed away from animal products is because they are suppose to be acid forming. ... ... Well, once I decided that enough was enough, I headed to the King and bought me a Whopper Jr. I know...not good. But it was a huge craving I had. I have never craved Whoppers before in my life so I was begining to wonder if maybe my body was trying to tell me something, like maybe I needed ...
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by SqueakyClean
9 year
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Well, okay, I have no idea then. Very intriguing. You weren’t taking vitamin C were you? I think most forms are very acidic. [End]
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- Answer missed so far: TRACE MINERALS9
by north
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A lack of trace minerals is widespread in modern society, and is NOT helped by taking calcium or magneiusm supplements. A lack of Trace minerals like molybdenum and lots of others, if lacking in the body, CAUSE THE BODY TO BE ACIDIC. ... ... From what I’ve read so far, ionic forms of the trace minerals are best absorbed. There are many brands of ionic trace mineral supplements out there. I’m about to start comparing brands and trying them on myself. [End]
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by dragonflyqueen
9 year
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If the calcium is not the correct ph for you then it will not do any good...and can sometimes make the ph more acidic... [End]
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by Metta
9 year
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According to Dr. Young, aggressive excercise, sweet fruits and fruit juices are all very acidifying. ... ... I know this can be a challenging issue (it is one I’m working on as well, and I’ve read many of your posts), but I thought I’d share this feeedback, just in case.... ... ... FYI: ... ` The book ”Slow Burn” provides good guidelines for learning how to slow down and enjoy the benefits of alkaline exercising. ... ` According to Dr. Young, clay and good fats are essential for alkalizing since they help to bind and eliminate acids. ... ... Hope this helps! ... ©†ƒ……•™¼‡_Original_Message_¾€š½ž¢«»¬ï°© ... ... Accordi ...
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- I totally empathize...12
by #10960
9 year
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With all you’ve done, I think the pH reading should have at least changed some. Mine has never moved an inch, and I tried a lot of those things you tried. The fact that diet changes and whatnot have NO effect is a real puzzle. I have read that the body will keep blood pH in a narrow range at all costs, so measuring that wouldn’t tell me much. My urine pH is acidic, which I have read is a good thing, but my saliva pH is also acidic (around 6.0). What does that mean? Maybe my saliva pH is only bad because of bacteria or something in my mouth. Who knows? ... ... At any rate, I have made significan ...
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by #7339
9 year
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How acidic are you talking? Dr. Young’s theory is that urine and saliva should measure between 6.8 and 7.2. This is not something that I have been able to keep and what ground I did gain was quickly lost with a bite of a starchy food. So do you think that his theory is a little far fetched? I wonder myself. ... ... What is GERD? ... ... I, too, have candida and I am on some stuff from Hanna’s herbs. I still have at least a couple of months left before I finish them all up. ... ... I’m sorry that you are also enduring this agrivation. Thanks for your post. [End]
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by Ready2Rapture
9 year
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The actual number varies with different pH test strips, but in general it’s around 5.5, meaning the tape never even changes color. ... ... GERD is gastro esophagael reflux disease, or simply ”acid reflux”. If I miss my daily morning ’purple pill’ by even a few hours, I get a heavy, burning pain in my stomach that gradually works its way up my throat. I also get the worst diarrhea, as if I had been eating razor blades all day. It takes another day or two for the symptoms to go away. If I take the pill evey day I feel great. ... ... I tried Betane HCL for a while, but it made me feel the same as if I ...
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by #7339
9 year
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Thanks for the explaination! You are really having a time of it! The test strip doesn’t even pick up my readings either, but I don’t have the GERD or bowel problems that you do. Goodness!! ... ... When I first started reading about all of the different health diets and remidies I was 100% against meds. I have always taken herbs when I could to aviod the doctor, and I learned a lot from Rev Malkmus of Hallelujah Acres, but I have come to the conclusion that sometimes meds are necessary. I say take that purple pill till you find something better. ... ... BTW, I really like your *name* Ready2Rapture! I ...
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by Ready2Rapture
9 year
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Yes, in the Biblical sense. I can’t remember a time in my life when that wasn’t the greatest thrill I could think of. Even more so now, with all these health problems! You might want to visit my web sometime, I’ve got a ”health rant” and some Biblical links. ... http://www.fether.net ... [End]
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by cgoodhue
9 year
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I too have been alkalizing over the past year. Young Living has a very good product called Alkalime which has the 5 alkaline minerals, Postassiu, Magnesium, Calcium, Manganese and Sodium) combined with a couple of essential oils one being lemon. I found this was extremely helpful given sometimes eating alkaline foods just isn’t enough. Secondly, Garden of Life’s Primal Defense product is excellent for getting the beneficial flora re-established in the GI tract. Also, do a google search for Christine’s Cleanse Corner - Christine is a cleanse coach and has worked through these issues man ...
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- Re: I am totally convinced that it is impossible to raise your ph levels...18
by gjr88
9 year
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I know what you mean ... ... Consider this,rather brilliant and I feel wonderful after using it,my whole body is stronger ... ... www.intellectbreathing.com ... ... Its the Frolov breathing device from Russia ... ... Thanks ... ... Greg [End]
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- Re: I am totally convinced that it is impossible to raise your ph levels...19
by #24055
9 year
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Let me tell you ALL...That not only is it very possible to raise ... your ph...within a very short period of time...you will feel ... better than you have ever felt in your life. I have just gone ... through this...my ph was ”TERMINAL YELLOW!” :-/ I worked ... and worked...and couldn’t seem to help myself....I went to ... Dr. Ted Morters website....clicked on...FIND A PRACTITIONER... ... the closest one was about a 4 hour drive...but I decided to ... go for it...made the appointment...within one weeks time... ... there was as much difference as night and day. Bad ph is ... connected to adrenal exhaustion...at ...
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- Re: I am totally convinced that it is impossible to raise your ph levels...20
by stumpy
9 year
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How did this guy help you raise your PH? Did he give you supps? Diet plan? [End]
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by Metta
9 year
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Thank you so much for sharing this resource! I look forward to checking it out and learning more since working with an experienced practitioner might really be helpful.... ... ... May I also ask: what kind of recommendations did he make for you? A cleansing or supplement regimen of some sort? [End]
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by dh_skier
9 year
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Your suggestion about going to Dr. Morter’s website was excellent. I did read his book several years ago entitled ”Your Health, Your Choice” and was influenced greatly by it. It all made such sense to me. In fact, I always keep a copy of it on hand. I did find a couple of doctors nearby that I will call and try to get an appointment with soon. Thanks again! [End]
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- Re: I am totally convinced that it is impossible to raise your ph levels...23
by dragonflyqueen
9 year
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Hi ... Read info about Reams testing....also contact certified natural health professionals 1 800 321 1005 and tell them that you are looking for a reams practioner in your area....Then contact them and tell them that you are looking for help...Inform that money is an issue, but you would like to understand how to alter your ph...perhaps they are just learning about Reams and can use you as a case study.... ... good luck [End]
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- Yes, I have the answer to raising your pH, and it's NOT hard to do24
by dophilem
9 year
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We are having a conference on re-normalizing pH, in Myrtle Beach, SC, on October 8th, 9th, and 10th. Would you like to come ? ... ... Call (843) 455-9208, for more information, or write to adan@sccoast.net. ... ... Thanks, ... ... Dan Kukulka ... [End]
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by mixplix
9 year
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one teaspoon of baking soda in a glass of water will put you to a ph of seven. Try it. [End]
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- impossible to raise your ph levels...26
by Burnt Ice
9 year
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Hi I can send you some info, that won’t cost you much, a big problem is getting the Trace Minerals in the Diet, and sorry to say there not in the Vegtables anymore. ... ... Take speacal note if you ask for it, of the pH Balance folder and the references to ascorbic acid, the best way to alkaline the body and keep oneself from illness. ... ... Email to: ... buffytt3@hotmail.com ... use the subject title: Alkaline/Acid, as I bloce unknown emails. ... Hope to hear from you... [End]
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by latterell
5 year
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You should be very happy with the numbers you have. Dr Carey Reams was one of the original people that created ph numbers for the human body and they are 6.40 for urine and saliva. If you haven’t read any of his writings take a look and you will be surprised. [End]
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R by pion64
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I understand where your comming from, but I can asure you its easy to raise your PH!! my PH was at 5.1 to 5.3 for over a month and for probably most of my life, and I always felt ill and sluggish, until I educated myself, I learned most of what I know through reading about a brilliant man who lived in th 1930s call Dr Royal Rife, he was a maveric micro biologist amonst most things and a first rate engineer, and for over 50 years he made startling discoveries about the body and disease any way just google his name and you will come across him you need to download a video its free call rife ...
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by Hveragerthi
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I understand where your comming from, but I can asure you its easy to raise your PH!! my PH was at 5.1 to 5.3 for over a month and for probably most of my life, and I always felt ill and sluggish, until I educated myself, I learned most of what I know through reading about a brilliant man who lived in th 1930s call Dr Royal Rife, he was a maveric micro biologist amonst most things and a first rate engineer, and for over 50 years he made startling discoveries about the body and disease any way just google his name and you will come across him you need to download a video its free call ...
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by JustinL
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It is no mystery at all why you can’t make the connection between good health and a balanced pH Hv ! You keep making the same mistakes! It is well understood in this field of science that the blood itself requires homeostasis and will maintain this balance of pH at all costs or we die! When talking about alkalizing elements to raise pH levels we are talking about adding the necessary minerals to maintain this homeostasis and we measure this by using the urine and/or saliva not the blood! Is that too difficult to understand? ... Both these body fluids have a large range in variation and it is ...
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by firstblood
3 year
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Justin, ... Your a quack! You provide no evidence of your so called theories, and when did PH balancing become a part of nature? [End]
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by JustinL
3 year
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Thanks Mr Barret ! Being called a quack by you or the scumbag Stephan Barret is an Honor! ... I love these people who are so vehemant in their case against something yet cannot even bother to undertand the basics of what they are trying to discredit! ... Quack quack quack quack quack quack quack quack quack,,,,,, [End]
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by firstblood
3 year
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I’m all ears and eyes. So, why don’t you explain how exactly ph balancing works? Since I am so misinformed about how the body works. Also, this is not a joke, I am awaiting your response. Because if you claim you have the answers, then I will put your knowledge to the test. I know allot of people who are suffering and need help. That’s the main reason we are here. Isn’t it? I was browsing through the ML forum and read about the akalizing drink ML recommends. Please elaborate on the entire protocol, and just to save you time, don’t bother to refer me to the FAQ page on the ML forum. I want ...
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by JustinL
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Acid / base theroy is a science not a post ,if you really give a damn you would take the time to know of what you speak! Don’t waste my time with your mindless demands! [End]
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by firstblood
3 year
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Just ”N” Ass, ... I was totally expecting that from you. I’m glad you reinforced my thoughts about you. It’s rather clear about your true motives here at curezone. In fact, you are worse than the establishment. Your the devil in disguise. YOu make me sick to my stomach. I’m sure allot of people here have mindless demands as well. So, don’t bother to help them. I’m going to make sure people find out the truth about who you really are....good day... [End]
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by JustinL
3 year
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”Justin, ... Your a quack! You provide no evidence of your so called theories, and when did PH balancing become a part of nature?” ... ... You open your dialogue with me like this and expect me to take you for anything but a troll exactly like Hvergerthi? Real intelligent! lol! ... You people bash something you can’t understand the basics of and expect us to teach you???? Try learning to speak first ! Hypocrites like you are a dime a dozen around here! [End]
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by grzbear
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”when did PH balancing become a part of nature?” ”when did PH balancing become a part of nature?” ... ... as far as ”life” is concerned... when wasn’t it? ... ... Without the action and interaction of acids and bases, we would not exist... their would just be pools of acids or mounds of rock/dirt/sand... no life to speak of... but perhaps eventually single celled microflora if the acids and bases existed in such proximity that they interacted with each other. ... ... grz- ... ... [End]
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by firstblood
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Grz, ... I meant in terms of health/healing. I work for the county, and I deal allot with construction workers, who primarily are hispanic, and see there diets and lifestyle and there’s no ph balancing and eating this and not eating that. But, yet they are so healthy and work long hard days. I’m seeing a trend with alternative healing becoming the same as the establishment. It’s a shame. I’m not here to talk anyone down, but merely trying to learn. However, allot of the information being presented here is complete bogus...I asked Justin a simple question, and he gets so angry that he feels it ...
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by JustinL
3 year
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”Justin, ... Your a quack! You provide no evidence of your so called theories, and when did PH balancing become a part of nature?” ... ... This is your question???? Get real pal! ... ... ... ”Not hear to talk anybody down” ??? ... ... ”I called him a quack because all he seems to do is ramble and disagree with everyone, rather than engage in dialogue ” ... ... ... Right! It seems odd that most of those who come into this forum to support HV have been on board for approximately a month write a few post then begin to bash those who expose his tripe using identical language as he ! Very odd indeed! You have AGENDA w ...
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by doenutz37
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You should check your Heavy Metals Toxicity levels!! ... I have Mercury Poisoning and it totally depleted all my alkaline. No matter what i do, eat, drink, nothing will help raise it. ... ... I will be having my 35 year old cracked and leaking amalgam fillings removed in 3 weeks. Then I will do a heavy metal detox and a Baking Soda/Molassas pH balance protocol to restore health. ... ... I will write back with the results, but in the meantime I know for a fact, heavy metals DO make you acidic!! So check your toxicity levels. Do you have amalgam fillings? ... [End]
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