zeolite

January 31, 2007

In a message dated 1/31/07 10:26:44 PM Eastern Standard Time,

booldawgs@... writes:

>

> This is what I take; BioSil (orthosilicic acid 2%)

> http://www.lef.org/magazine/mag2003/apr2003_report_silicon_02.html

>

> Is this zeolite?

>

January 31, 2007

I take this (BioSil) as part of my breast cancer alternative supplements. I

too, was curious about zeolite. I googled for it and then did a search for it

on LEF.org because I get some of my supplements from there. The search turned

up BioSil which I do take. It is a clear fluid. I take a few drops in juice.

Go to www.lef.org and do a search for zeolite. This is part of the result--

Le Magazine, April - Report: Silicon: An Overlooked

.... 9. Keeting et al. Zeolite A increases proliferation, differentiation, and

....

www.lef.org/magazine/mag2003/apr2003_report_silicon_02.html @ 43k

Re: zeolite

In a message dated 1/31/07 10:26:44 PM Eastern Standard Time,

booldawgs@... writes:

>

> This is what I take; BioSil (orthosilicic acid 2%)

> http://www.lef.org/magazine/mag2003/apr2003_report_silicon_02.html

>

> Is this zeolite?

>

January 31, 2007

No, but it looks like it's good too!

Sharon

>

> In a message dated 1/31/07 10:26:44 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> booldawgs@... writes:

>

> >

> > This is what I take; BioSil (orthosilicic acid 2%)

> >

http://www.lef.org/magazine/mag2003/apr2003_report_silicon_02.html

> >

> > Is this zeolite?

> >

>

February 4, 2007

In a message dated 2/4/07 1:58:35 AM Eastern Standard Time,

hotmocha@... writes:

> You can listen to a recorded call from Dr. Lyn at 973-854-4665.

>

That looks like a NJ phone number..where is Dr. Lyn located?

February 4, 2007

Dr. Lyn is in Washington. The call is an interview and was recorded

by someone else so I'm not sure where the phone number is, just that

it's in the US.

You can have phone consultations with her and also order her DVD. I

just ordered it myself. www.askdrlyn.com

Sharon

>

> In a message dated 2/4/07 1:58:35 AM Eastern Standard Time,

> hotmocha@... writes:

>

> > You can listen to a recorded call from Dr. Lyn at 973-854-4665.

> >

>

> That looks like a NJ phone number..where is Dr. Lyn located?

>

February 5, 2007

This is what my Naturopath friend in Las Vegas (from another group I'm

with) had to say about zeolite. He mentioned it to me right after it came up for

discussion here. I told him about the dosing according to how much you can

afford! I wanted to share with you what he said. I respect his opinions a great

deal and consult him often. I hope this helps.

Blessings,

Hey ,

Sounds like the distributor didn't have a clue! A typical dose is 10

drops

if you use the liquid type 3 times a day. Toxic individuals cannot

usually

stand that kind of dose though and I always recommend people start out

at

half that or a third and work up to the main dose and stay there for a

month

or two. The stuff really does work.

Hey, send me your first fitness link again. I want to try a few things.

Best,

Dan

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February 5, 2007

Thanks, .

" Toxic individuals cannot stand that kind of dose? "

What does he mean by that? Does he mean they will get sick? I have

always had a very difficult time with the idea of the " crisis " that

some say accompanies a detox. My feeling is that if a person takes a

supplement and they start getting sick that they should stop taking

the supplement.

" A typical dose is 10 drops if you use the liquid type 3 times a

day. "

Does this person speak English as his native tongue? If so, he should

have realized that the above sentence can mean either 30 drops a day,

which very much conflicts with the 15 drops a day I was originally

told would do whatever zeolite supposedly does, or 3.3 drops 3 times

a day, which again conflicts with the 15 drops a day dosage.

I believe I still have not seen how zeolite is supposed to help a

person who is dx'd with cancer or some other degenerative dis-ease.

And how is the detox accomplished with zeolite?

>

> This is what my Naturopath friend in Las Vegas (from another

group I'm with) had to say about zeolite. He mentioned it to me right

after it came up for discussion here. I told him about the dosing

according to how much you can afford! I wanted to share with you what

he said. I respect his opinions a great deal and consult him often. I

hope this helps.

>

> Blessings,

>

> Hey ,

>

> Sounds like the distributor didn't have a clue! A typical dose is

10

> drops

> if you use the liquid type 3 times a day. Toxic individuals cannot

> usually

> stand that kind of dose though and I always recommend people start

out

> at

> half that or a third and work up to the main dose and stay there

for a

> month

> or two. The stuff really does work.

>

> Hey, send me your first fitness link again. I want to try a few

things.

>

> Best,

> Dan

>

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February 5, 2007

Good questions. If a person is really toxic (or anyone really), they don't want

to release the toxins from their elimination organs too quickly or they can

become sick. I never recommend a water fast for people who think they can lose

weight that way, mainly for that reason (not to mention no nutrition!)

Dan's recommended dosing is 10 drops 3 times a day, or 30 drops in a day. He is

a doctor of naturopathy that I have known and respected for a very long time. I

would follow his recommendation based simply on that. I don't know the person

who recommended 15 drops a day for you. I don't know their nutritional

background or experience with the product. So it would be hard for me to say " no

that person is wrong " , because, like you said, we are all individuals. As such,

we have individual nutritional needs. If that person knows you and your history,

if they have good credentials and you trust them, then go with the dosing they

recommended. If this is someone you don't know and who doesn't know you and

you're not sure if you can trust them, then I would recommend Dan's dosing

suggestions.

I told Dan that initially I wasn't able to figure out if zeolite is something

that is ingested orally or added to a water prurification system! The

explanations of it here weren't all that clear. But since he says it really does

work, I am very interested in finding out all I can about it! This is turning

out to be a real learning experience for all of us, I think! I'll keep you

posted on what I find out about it, because now I'm on a mission!

Brightest Blessings,

breathedeepnow <aug20@...> wrote: Thanks,

.

" Toxic individuals cannot stand that kind of dose? "

What does he mean by that? Does he mean they will get sick? I have

always had a very difficult time with the idea of the " crisis " that

some say accompanies a detox. My feeling is that if a person takes a

supplement and they start getting sick that they should stop taking

the supplement.

" A typical dose is 10 drops if you use the liquid type 3 times a

day. "

Does this person speak English as his native tongue? If so, he should

have realized that the above sentence can mean either 30 drops a day,

which very much conflicts with the 15 drops a day I was originally

told would do whatever zeolite supposedly does, or 3.3 drops 3 times

a day, which again conflicts with the 15 drops a day dosage.

I believe I still have not seen how zeolite is supposed to help a

person who is dx'd with cancer or some other degenerative dis-ease.

And how is the detox accomplished with zeolite?

>

> This is what my Naturopath friend in Las Vegas (from another

group I'm with) had to say about zeolite. He mentioned it to me right

after it came up for discussion here. I told him about the dosing

according to how much you can afford! I wanted to share with you what

he said. I respect his opinions a great deal and consult him often. I

hope this helps.

>

> Blessings,

>

> Hey ,

>

> Sounds like the distributor didn't have a clue! A typical dose is

10

> drops

> if you use the liquid type 3 times a day. Toxic individuals cannot

> usually

> stand that kind of dose though and I always recommend people start

out

> at

> half that or a third and work up to the main dose and stay there

for a

> month

> or two. The stuff really does work.

>

> Hey, send me your first fitness link again. I want to try a few

things.

>

> Best,

> Dan

>

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September 30, 2007

In einer eMail vom 30.09.07 06:29:08 (MEZ) - Mitteleurop. Sommerzeit schreibt

vgammill@...:

>

> Zeolite can be a useful tool.

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September 30, 2007

In a message dated 9/30/07 1:51:13 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

TVA12082208@... writes:

> new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention does not

> appear to support a causal relationship between early exposure to mercury

> from

> thimerosal-containing vaccines and immune globulins and deficits in

> neuropsychological function in children. A case-control study looking at

> thimerosal

What the relationship might be is that mercury is a trigger in an already

toxic body on overload, which would explain why some children become autistic

and

others don't. It's something like 1 child in every 150 now..maybe

worse..it's an epidemic.

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September 30, 2007

In a message dated 9/30/07 6:01:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

robert-blau@... writes:

> Uh, , with ALL due respect, " comfortable " and " all you have to

> do " may be a little bit of an understatement

In addition, I have no idea what this all means and would never attempt it.

Sigh. If I could just find out if there is any PROVEN difference between the

NCD and other liquid zeolites? Sigh.

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September 30, 2007

" For those who are comfortable with chemistry and want to try a form of

zeolite similar to Harve's, all you have to do is buy commercial

zeolite, digest in a mineral acid (e.g., sulfuric) and then neutralize

with an alkali with a sensible cation. If Mg++ is used then you have the

additional benefit of Epsom salt. "

Uh, , with ALL due respect, " comfortable " and " all you have to

do " may be a little bit of an understatement. I don't know if I would

want to encourage people to try this in their kitchen -- I mean you're

talking about some highly caustic materials there, AND the potential for

highly exothermic reactions. Granted that people pour these things down

their drain (to undo clogs), and they're found in car batteries, but I

would recommend some caution playing around with them on one's counter

top. Among other things, eye protection would be a MUST.

I've seen electricians wire ceiling fixtures while HOT, too, but, again,

the average person would be well advised to exercise caution in matters

involving electricity OR strong chemicals.

Just a thought.

RB

Posted by: " VGammill " vgammill@...

Date: Sat Sep 29, 2007 9:28 pm ((PDT)) Zeolite can be a useful tool. I

do think that most of the commercial product is a waste of money. Harve

Kaufman, who has the patent, has long ago distanced himself from Waiora

-- for reasons that can be best explained by Harve. He does produce his

own product now which he should certainly have done in the first place.

For those who are comfortable with chemistry and want to try a form of

zeolite similar to Harve's, all you have to do is buy commercial

zeolite, digest in a mineral acid (e.g., sulfuric) and then neutralize

with an alkali with a sensible cation. If Mg++ is used then you have the

additional benefit of Epsom salt.

October 8, 2009

Zeolite is a mineral that has high absorbant properties. It is said to absorb

toxins, metals, from the body. Zeolife is a brand name for it, amoung others. It

seems to be one of the alternate ways to treat cancer. I first heard about it

through a friend who claimed it was curing almost everything. She was

distributing it through Waiora, a multi level marketing group (expensive). It is

sold disolved in water and one takes so much per day. I bought enough for 3

months. It did not help or treat what I was addressing, a prostate problem. As

with these things, some people got great results. Maybe I didn't take enough. I

couldn't afford to keep trying it.

October 8, 2009

>

> Zeolite is a mineral that has high absorbant properties. It is said to absorb

toxins, metals, from the body. Zeolife is a brand name for it, amoung others. It

seems to be one of the alternate ways to treat cancer. I first heard about it

through a friend who claimed it was curing almost everything. She was

distributing it through Waiora, a multi level marketing group (expensive). It is

sold disolved in water and one takes so much per day. I bought enough for 3

months. It did not help or treat what I was addressing, a prostate problem. As

with these things, some people got great results. Maybe I didn't take enough. I

couldn't afford to keep trying it.

>

Why don't you try one-fourth teaspoon of baking soda and one-fourth teaspoon of

citric acid(the home canning kind). mix together in 3 ounces of water and drink.

it taste like alka-seltzer water without the aspirin.it kills yeast and fungus.

start out 3 times a day,then taper off to one.

October 8, 2009

Yes I too read a great deal about zeolite. It sounded great and I bought a 3

month supply too. I took it as prescribed and did not receive the slightest

improvement. It is possible though that it cleaned things out but because it is

not a bug killer I am still very sick, I don't know. But like others I could not

afford to continue without some results.

It has been my experience that if something is going to help me, I feel some

results within a very short period of time and I did not even feel a negative

effect (herx reaction). Maybe it only works on particular cancers I don't know,

I just know it did not help me.

L:O)