Guest guest Posted February 6, 2006 Report Posted February 6, 2006 Angel thanks for the zeolite post. Any links to products which are being used internally other than Waiora Natural Cellular Defense? Rosie >>>>On Behalf Of Angel!! There is some antedotal research on zeolite helping with moisture/mold. Read the info on it at zeolitedepot.com. Zeolite is COMPLETELY SAFE and no one has EVER been injured by it. It is now being taken internally to absorb toxins in the body.>>>> Quote
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2006 Report Posted February 6, 2006 The Natural Cellular Defense sounds good except you do have to be careful regarding the crystals settling in your organs. You must be hydrated at all times. Loni healthier4all <Healthier4All@...> wrote: Angel thanks for the zeolite post. Any links to products which are being used internally other than Waiora Natural Cellular Defense? Rosie >>>>On Behalf Of Angel!! There is some antedotal research on zeolite helping with moisture/mold. Read the info on it at zeolitedepot.com. Zeolite is COMPLETELY SAFE and no one has EVER been injured by it. It is now being taken internally to absorb toxins in the body.>>>> FAIR USE NOTICE: Quote
Guest guest Posted February 7, 2006 Report Posted February 7, 2006 >>>>On Behalf Of Loni Rosser The Natural Cellular Defense sounds good except you do have to be careful regarding the crystals settling in your organs. You must be hydrated at all times. Loni>>> Hi Loni: Please give me a reference/link that the NCD has crystals that settle in the organs. Thanks so much, Rosie Quote
Guest guest Posted February 7, 2006 Report Posted February 7, 2006 Hi Rosie, Go to Natural Cellular Defense News Target. There is a long article about it & it is suggested that since the crystals are sharp that they could damage tissues if one was not hydrated. Critics compare it to asbestos but of course that is inhaled. They say lots of good things about it however. I am dehydrated alot due to ADH deficiency so I am a little weary of trying it but very compelling info. Hope this helps. Loni healthier4all <Healthier4All@...> wrote: >>>>On Behalf Of Loni Rosser The Natural Cellular Defense sounds good except you do have to be careful regarding the crystals settling in your organs. You must be hydrated at all times. Loni>>> Hi Loni: Please give me a reference/link that the NCD has crystals that settle in the organs. Thanks so much, Rosie FAIR USE NOTICE: Quote
Guest guest Posted February 7, 2006 Report Posted February 7, 2006 >>>On Behalf Of Loni Rosser Hi Rosie, Go to Natural Cellular Defense News Target. There is a long article about it & it is suggested that since the crystals are sharp that they could damage tissues if one was not hydrated. Critics compare it to asbestos but of course that is inhaled. They say lots of good things about it however. I am dehydrated alot due to ADH deficiency so I am a little weary of trying it but very compelling info. Hope this helps. Loni>>> Hi Loni: Thanks for the link. You are correct: the article you referenced is very long and I have good news for you----the mention of the " sharp crystals " was only a negative comment. The NCD comes in a liquid, 1/2 ounce per bottle I believe and the dosage is 15 drops in water 3 times a day and then a maintenance dose of around 3 drops. Please don't think if recommending it; I'm not, just trying it on myself as an experiment for heavy metals (am doing a Great Smoky Lab hair analysis before treatment and after to compare). Also, the NCD is liquid and cannot be inhaled. Some would apply to D.E (diatomaceous earth) which I've used personally in a liquid form for myself and my pets and when I use it outside (dry form) I always wear a mask to protect myself. The truth is as stated in the referenced link by you: " As background, it's important to understand that there are more than 100 different zeolites. As an example, asbestos is a zeolite and causes cancer when inhaled as a fine powder. The zeolite used in the Natural Cellular Defense is naturally-occurring non-fibrous clinoptilolite and is considered to be extremely safe and entirely non-toxic (even when inhaled). A study published in 1993 concluded that " clinoptilolite type zeolite had no carcinogenic activity. " (Tatrai E, Ungvary G. Study on carcinogenicity of clinoptilolite type zeolite in Wistar rats. Pol J Occup Med Environ Health. 1993;6(1):27-34.) Critics of NCD, however, are saying this substance causes cancer. How can that be? They're referring to the fibrous structure of zeolite crystals and the problems encountered when a person inhales tiny crystalline structures. Inhaling asbestos, for example, is known to cause lung cancer. The tiny, knife-edge fibers in asbestos slice up the tissues of your lungs, then embed themselves and interfere with normal lung tissue function, ultimately leading to cancer (20 or 30 years down the road, sometimes). My first response to the critics is simply that the zeolites in NCD are never inhaled. This is a product that's swallowed, not breathed in. So we're talking apples and oranges here. Of course volcanic rock will cause cancer if you grind it into fine dust and inhale it for hours on end. Almost any crystalline substance would do the same. But consuming it orally is an entirely different story. We consume many other crystalline structures orally, including minerals and amino acids from our daily diet. Silica, for one, is a common nutritional supplement, and there's no indication that swallowing silica is harmful. Even spinach contains crystalline structures. And zeolites are on the GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe) list maintained by the FDA. Not that the FDA has any credibility in my view, but it is a GRAS substance. You can see this GRAS status mentioned at: http://www.gsaresources.com/PDSZK406H.htm. There, the page goes on to explain, " Natural zeolites are inert, non-toxic minerals which are federally classified as GRAS (generally recognized as safe) in most applications and exempted from regulations and reporting when used in accordance with good agricultural practice and when less than 2% in animal feed products (40 CFR, Part 180.1001). " Quote
Guest guest Posted February 7, 2006 Report Posted February 7, 2006 My acupuncutirst/homepath who was injured by agent orange in NAm is now using this. She said she feel the effects and feels good. I am going to wait and see with her for a few more weeks. Then I am going to venture into it at my allergy docs office, just in case of a reaction to it. This is the only comoany thst I know of that is using this. She has not lead me wrong yet.....so, it's a shot in the dark. > Date: Mon, 6 Feb 2006 12:05:55 -0600 From: healthier4all > <Healthier4All@...> Reply- > Subject: RE: [] Air > Cleaners now Zeolite > > Angel thanks for the zeolite post. Any links to products which are > being used internally other than Waiora Natural Cellular Defense? > > Rosie > >>>>> On Behalf Of Angel!! > > There is some antedotal research on zeolite helping with moisture/mold. > Read the info on it at zeolitedepot.com. Zeolite is COMPLETELY SAFE and > no one has EVER been injured by it. It is now being taken internally to > absorb toxins in the body.>>>> > > > > > > FAIR USE NOTICE: > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted February 7, 2006 Report Posted February 7, 2006 On Behalf Of Angel!! >>>My acupuncutirst/homepath who was injured by agent orange in NAm is now using this. She said she feel the effects and feels good. I am going to wait and see with her for a few more weeks. Then I am going to venture into it at my allergy docs office, just in case of a reaction to it. This is the only comoany thst I know of that is using this. She has not lead me wrong yet.....so, it's a shot in the dark.>>>>> Hi Angel: Just did my hair sample for Great Smokies and I'm starting the NCD tomorrow. Will start with one drop in a glass of water rather than the recommended 15 drops. Doubt I'll do more than 5 drops 3 times a day. I'll let you know if I notice any changes in a few days. Should be interesting experiment. Rosie Quote
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