(] Re:silica

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Diatomaceous Earth works in a similar manner to powdered Zeolites. Zeolites,

however, have a more regular pore structure which makes them extremely effective

in absorbing heavy metals and cancer causing chemicals. While Diatomaceous Earth

is probably not as good as zeolites for this, it may be a bit easier to ingest,

since taking zeolites is like trying to eat sand. Neither is a true chelate in

my understanding of the term. If you are in need of silicone as a dietary

source, a plant sourced silicone would undoubtedly be more easily absorbed and

thus more effective. Zeolites were proven to be effective cancer fighters in a

University of Michigan study a few years back. I verified that to be true when

it got rid a lump the size of a golf ball on my dog after about two weeks of

treatment. He did not mind having sand in his mouth when it was wrapped in meat.

Both are very inexpensive as others have said, but purity would be an issue.

>Hi ,

>From what I've read, DE seems to work in a chelation process on parasites,

heavy metals, etc. Do you know if it chelates nutrients as well?

Love and Laughter,

Anne

>

> Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth is a source of available silica. My daughter

takes

> a tab. a day in juice,so do the the people at " Earthworks " and it has really

> helped her, her hair has grown so much, and it gives her a lot of energy. It

> dissolves in any liquid, we put it in juice. It helps the joints, Lowers

> cholesterol and Blood pressure. It is also good for Organic insect control,

> which is why we ordered it in the first place not realizing how much it could

> really do. Their website is www.earthworkswhealth.com It's a lot less money

> than the products from the health stores.