The flipside to that is that serotonin also curtails production of osteoblasts and bone growth. Which means that people with osteoporosis probably actually don’t want a lot of serotonin.   [End]
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”According to Mrs Chang tinctures work better for the liver whereas teas are better for the kidneys. I live in Brazil, and although Chanca piedra is commercialized all over the world, it is a Brazilian herb and I bought a 250ml bottle of Chanca Piedra Tincture and paid the correspondent of 4 dollars.” Good info, but who’s Mrs. Chang?   [End]
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Nice article, thanks!   [End]
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Yes, good question. I believe animal protein is one cu;prit...but what else? Don’t some vegans get gallstones too (or no)?   [End]
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By ”Chinese Bitters,” do you mean Jin Qian Cao (Lysimachia)?   [End]
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Interesting, thanks.   [End]
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Where is the central fixation website?   [End]
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How do tachyons relate with qi, prana, etc? Are they the same? And if so, is that what we are also cultivating with qigong, etc? I do understand the benefit of passive methods that can run without conscious effort, though. Although, I wonder if the body can also be trained to do that?   [End]
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Wow, lurn me somethin new everyday!   [End]
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Anyone ever tried uva ursi (bearberry)?   [End]
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So, yarrow flower tea?   [End]
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This is pretty cool. What’s the best source for it (link please)? And could it help dissolve fibrosis like this? [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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Policosinal eh? Interesting, where can we purchase this?   [End]
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Will it help lower high blood pressure? If not, what will?   [End]
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Any luck yet?   [End]
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Has anyone had actual, measurable results from that?   [End]
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”it wasn’t until I learned to release the stiffness and tension from my eyes that I regained my clear vision. In my case that was partly due to releasing a habit of fear/anxiety that was inhibiting the natural movement of my eyes and neck. Frozen bunny syndrome on a micromuscular level. But the release was also partly physical. I learned to move my head and neck instead of holding them rigid.” Can you tell us exactly how you did that? And so do you have 20/20 now? If so, what was it before?   [End]
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So, was the damage from taking too high doses at first? And no longer a problem with his current protocol of low, frequent doses?   [End]
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”I thought the urine output in Tamarind had to due with the fact that on average Tamarind contains 3.8ppm fluoride???” Woa, source?   [End]
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So, in short, ALA unbinds mercury and DMSA chelates (transports) it out? Is that accurate?   [End]
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”his comments that his kidneys did suffer damage” Yikes, how so? And are they ok now?   [End]
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Hmm, this phrase caught my eye from results of DMSA chelation per Cutler: “Strongly increased… Suggestive of a remarkable toxic effect on body physiology” I was about to start Cutler’s DMSA/ALA protocol too. Anyone done either of these yet? I’d like to hear some feedback first before I start... I thought Cutler’s protocol otherwise had good feedback? Was I wrong?   [End]
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20 drops a day tho??? I thought you were only supposed to take 2-4 drops per WEEK???   [End]
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Never heard of it. Interesting find, thanks!   [End]
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Cool, but why not also just eat raw tamarind from the store?   [End]
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I think atomic weight and electronegativity are related and both lead to the same result: Iodine being the least electronegative of the halogens cannot displace any other halogen from their respective halides. In general, electronegativity increases on passing from left to right along a period, and decreases on descending a group. Hence, fluorine is undoubtedly the most electronegative of the elements Ergo, fluorine will always displace iodine, and not vice-versa..   [End]
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”Benjamin Fulford shocked the audience of the Jeff Rense Program by emailing the claim, accompanied by a photograph, that surgeons had removed a bizarre life form, very much resembling a salamander, from his spine. Those who could view the strange creature were shocked and horrified. Immediately, everyone who saw the ”thing” wondered what it was--and if it were real.” Wow damn, so where’s this photo???   [End]
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Wow, trippy...let us know how it goes?!   [End]
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Interesting, the shingles shot is called Zostavax.   [End]
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Interesting.. Where’s Sutter’s coke flush, btw?   [End]
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Damn, I missed the beef. Why can’t it just be left up here, though? Inquiring minds want to know! :D   [End]
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”Parasite Zapping and the Zapper” Where is that at?   [End]
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”study that found that the half life of chlorite was in the 35 - 40 hour range” Interesting, where is that study?   [End]
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”The authors found that antibiotics used to treat various infections often were ineffective in the presence of abnormal localized deposits of heavy metals like Hg and Pb, which were often observed to co-exist with Chlamydia trachomatis, Herpes Simplex Types I & II, Cytomegalovirus(CMV), and other micro-organisms. Our earlier research revealed that despite rigorous treatment with antibiotics together with various drug uptake enhancement techniques, subjects who had been treated for Chlamydia trachomatis infections, seemingly successfully with disappearance of their symptoms, were often expe ...
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You might also check out Kelley Eidem’s cancer cure: Cure Stage 4 Cancer in 2 Weeks Good luck! :)   [End]
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Also: Garlic Olive leaf Ionic/colloidal/nanosilver Oil of oregano Taheebo (great for cancer!) Hulda Clark-style Zapper Virgin coconut oil To boost immune: Beta-glucan (also great for cancer) and other fungi   [End]
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Very nice, thank you! Just what I needed to hear lately...   [End]
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Congrats man, keep the research and feedback goin’!   [End]
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Interesting, guess that research goes along the lines of Bob Dowling’s research about dental infections being one of the roots of all unhealthy evil in the body! http://www.breastcancercured.com/   [End]
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So, where does EDTA send it?   [End]
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Cool, do you have a whole list of this series somewhere?   [End]
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Ouch, but yah, I like hearing various viewpoints to keep it real in here! :)   [End]
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”Men suffering from skeletal fluorosis experienced 50 to 80% improvement after drinking solutions containing 300 to 1,100 mg of borax/L daily, 3 weeks a month for 3 months” I thought the ”safe” upper limit for boron was more like 10mg/day? While I could see a therapeutic dosage (especially if only cycled periodically) exceeding that perhaps, that’s quite a jump! Would it really be safe or necessary to take that much to chelate out fluoride? Would smaller doses be safer, if take longer? ”Each subject consumed 10 g tamarind daily with lunch for 18 days at the social welfare boys’ ...
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I agree, borax may not be reallly that toxic, per se... But why risk it when you can just take boron supplements? Just to save a few bux??? Also, boron supplementation is recommended at about 3mg/day. Is this enough for a fluoride flush though, or should that dosage be bumped up? What’s the upper limit for therapeutic dosages? Is there a tested protocol out there for this yet???   [End]
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”Took Cuprum Metallicum throughout the day to teach the Liver how to detox copper, his seems to be working… CUPRUM METALLICUM http://www.homeoint.org/books/boericmm/c/cupr.htm ” Also, what protocol did you use for taking this?   [End]
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”ok Cuprum Metallicum throughout the day to teach the Liver how to detox copper, his seems to be working… CUPRUM METALLICUM http://www.homeoint.org/books/boericmm/c/cupr.htm” Cool tip, thx. Where’s a good source for this?   [End]
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Interesting, but if heartburn might be caused by H. Pylori, have you tried natural antibiotics like ionic silver, olive leaf extract, garlic or oregano oil too?   [End]
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Interesting...   [End]
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”Zeolite- maybe Newport can add his 2 cents to this for whether it should be used or not (or what Cutler has to say about it)” Good question. I’d like to hear more about Zeolite myself.   [End]
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”There is no chlorine gas formed internally with MMS or other acidified sodium chlorite” But there is some chlorine gas formed that evaporates out during activation? So, activation should be done in a ventilated area if that’s a concern?   [End]
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”They were interested in MMS. Really interested.” Well, that’s cuz if they discover it’s truly cheap & effective, they’ll probably try to ban it. :(   [End]
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Yea, it’s on your old post here.  The initial claim was that the Bionic 880 would kill off the borreliosis, but not necessarily other co-infections.  I didn’t check those blogs for updates, so don’t know if anything else new has come up.   [End]
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Wow, cool! Is this complete deworming protocol written somewhere?   [End]
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Has anyone tried Taheebo as an antifungal, successfully? In the rainforest many trees surrounding the Red Lapacho are covered with spores leading to a fungal disease that eventually kills them. These spores are never found on Red Lapacho trees. This anti-fungal property carries over into the use of taheebo for candidiasis, pyorrhea, athlete’s foot, herpes and a variety of fungal and viral infections.   [End]
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Interesting, it seemed the preliminary results were effective. What’s the follow-up on these folks, now?   [End]
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I  read that the Bionic 880 in Germany has actually killed off all the borreliosis in Lyme sufferers.  Anyone else tried it, yet?   [End]
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Has anyone here tried Nystatin, and are there any other natural antifungal alternatives?   [End]
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This guy recommends a special diet and Nystatin? Are there any natural antifungals we can use instead, tho?   [End]
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So, what’s the best way to defungalize ourselves?   [End]
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Pretty cool and sounds like it makes sense. So, where would this mold be - in your environment or colonized in your sinuses, etc? I guess the question is, if mold is the problem - what do we do to get rid of it? Particularly if it’s mold in our bodies?   [End]
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What exact recipe did they use?   [End]
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Interesting report on the dietary disinfecting effect of caprylic acid: http://www.livescience.com/health/081126-poultry-bacteria.html They fed the birds natural feed ingredients, specifically a compound called caprylic acid. ”It’s a medium-chain fatty acid, it’s found in cow’s milk, and in coconut milk, and it has antibacterial activity,” Donoghue said. ”We found that when you add it to the diet of poultry, it seems to consistently inhibit or reduce Campylobacter colonization of poultry.”   [End]
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Welcome, Kelley! A great honor to have you on here! :D   [End]
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”Meanwhile, so long as this one is working, that’s good enough for me” Agreed. I’m just curious about exactly how this works - which ingredients do what, and if the combination of them working in concert matters? BTW, what is your theory of the cause of cancer? Thanks, and a great pleasure to have you on here, btw!   [End]
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Very interesting! BTW, I think the in vivo answer to the saponification question is very simple - has anyone tried doing a Liver Flush with JUST the olive oil, and no grapefruit juice? If so, and ”gallstones” still come out, then obviously it was not due to saponification! Anyone tried this yet? I believe in the old folk LF recipes, they didn’t include the grapefruit juice?   [End]
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Very interesting! ”Your Liver--Your Lifeline explores the role of the ancient, yet newly discovered ”Liver Triad” in overall health. Your liver is your main defense against environmental pollution and the many diseases and ailments it causes, as well as allergies, weakened immunity, and fatigue. Your liver is the foundation in the organ system known to the ancient Chinese as the Healing Triad. It is the key to your biochemistry and thus an important key to your health. The proper functioning of this organ triad is essential for longevity and optimal health. Find out how: The liver prote ...
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I think the in vivo answer to this is very simple - has anyone tried doing a Liver Flush with JUST the olive oil, and no grapefruit juice? If so, and ”gallstones” still come out, then obviously it was not due to saponification! Anyone tried this yet? I believe in the old folk LF recipes, they didn’t include the grapefruit juice?   [End]
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Wow, so was this assay of an actual gallstone you passed using the liver flush???   [End]
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Has anyone else actually called the number on the report yet to ask? 414-328-9700 800-877-7016 The first 3 digits of the patient’s SS (395-38-7246) tracks to Wisconsin. His phone number 262-782-7022 tracks to Milwaukee. So, that all sort of adds up. Let’s get some more opinions here! I’d really like to know if this report is legit or not!   [End]
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I think the in vivo answer to this is very simple - has anyone tried doing a liver flush with JUST the olive oil, and no grapefruit juice? If so, and ”gallstones” still come out, then obviously it was not due to saponification! Anyone tried this yet? I believe in the old folk LF recipes, they didn’t include the grapefruit juice?   [End]
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Thank you so much, Kelley! I agree that a winning formula should be reported in its winning form. Cuz you never know what detail might have been really crucial. But I think it is also important to understand the recipe as best we can so that it can possibly be adapted, improved or evolved. Otherwise, people just get forced to blindly replicate something and become afraid to change anything. So, you say that while coconut oil also contains the same lauric acid as butter, it also contains omega-7s (like palmitoleic acid)? I thought coconut oil has palmitic (amongst others), but not p ...
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Cool recipe, but do we really need all those ingredients? Like the bread or butter? Can we just take the habanero (or any other hot chili), garlic and why cod liver oil? For the Vitamin D & Omega-3s? If so, can we sub in other sources of those? What are the real key ingredients here?   [End]
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” don’t forget selenomethionine when taking iodine. http://www.swansonvitamins.com/SW545/ItemDetail?n=4294967190 ” Why, what’s that do?   [End]
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