Re: Hair-loss news - Clay!

[Guest guest]

Hello Lyn, I am going to be 65in Jan, my hair has been thinning a lot in the

last year.I take a balance of vit and min but it is slowed down on thining at

this time,,but what kink of clay are you taking??

 

[Guest guest]

You're lucky it has been only a year. Mine's been falling out 8 and nobody, no

matter how often I would ask, could help me stop it. So I found this totally by

accident.

I am on a couple other health groups and posted this news. I don't think it

matters what kind of clay. Clay, in general, is very therapeutic. Combined with

minerals like you are taking, clay is enhanced.

----- Original Message -----

Hello Lyn, I am going to be 65in Jan, my hair has been thinning a lot in the

last year.I take a balance of vit and min but it is slowed down on thining at

this time,,but what kink of clay are you taking??

[Guest guest]

 Hi Lyn: I am adding Boron into my doses, i plan on putting 1/4 teaspoon of

Borax (20 mule team) in glass of water with 3 teaspoon xylitol, this I hope will

help, Boron will improve the fuction of all my minerials etc, and the concoction

will also help fight any yeast/fungus, so time will tell.

________________________________

 

[Guest guest]

Because I am on other sites and it seems any clay will have great benefit to our

bodies just like the one I am taking.

----- Original Message -----

>I don't think it matters what kind of clay. Clay, in general, is very

therapeutic.<

Is there a reason why you don't want to share the brand of clay you are using?

If not, I'd sure appreciate knowing what has helped you. (I have a positive

genius sometimes for buying the wrong thing!)

Thanks, Dianne

[Guest guest]

livingclayco.com has very nice clay. The lady ( A) has written a very

informative book called (I think) Living Clay. You can get it on amazon.

>

> >I don't think it matters what kind of clay. Clay, in general, is very

therapeutic.<

List

[Guest guest]

Dontcha know that bald is sexy ?!;-)))))

Bruce Chesley

Getting sexier every day;-)))))

On Wed, 28 Dec 2011 15:11:50 -0800 (PST)

writes:

Hello Lyn, I am going to be 65in Jan, my hair has been thinning a lot in

the last year.I take a balance of vit and min but it is slowed down on

thining at this time,,but what kink of clay are you taking??

[Guest guest]

WOW, livingclay is expensive. I paid 1/4 that price for a 5 gal bucket off of a

seller on Ebay and it is the same kind of clay: calcium/bentonite-montmoreline

or mont something. I will keep buying from him.

Lyn

----- Original Message -----

livingclayco.com has very nice clay. The lady ( A) has written a very

informative book called (I think) Living Clay. You can get it on amazon.

>

[Guest guest]

I consider consuming clay in the same category as urine therapy.

EWWWWWWWWWWWWWW !!!!!;-)))))

Bruce

On Thu, 29 Dec 2011 01:11:01 +0000 (UTC) ly.ninwv@... writes:

Sorry, butcha won't convince me of that. ;-)

Try some clay and see if it doesn't help you, too. It does quite alot in

the body, detox is one thing. It has many uses. eytonsearth.com is a

great site for information. I don't know what kind he sells as I did not

get mine from him. But I will be taking clay for the rest of my natural

life, I think. It is the easiest thing I have to take and it is the one

that did the most, so I would be amiss if I didn't make it a permanent

daily supplement.

Lyn

----- Original Message -----

From: excalibur25@...

Dontcha know that bald is sexy ?!;-)))))

Bruce Chesley

Getting sexier every day;-)))))

On Wed, 28 Dec 2011 15:11:50 -0800 (PST)

< merryanne1947@... > writes:

Hello Lyn, I am going to be 65in Jan, my hair has been thinning a lot in

the last year.I take a balance of vit and min but it is slowed down on

thining at this time,,but what kink of clay are you taking??

[Guest guest]

>livingclayco.com has very nice clay. The lady ( A) has written a very

informative book called (I think) Living Clay. You can get it on amazon.<

Thanks, ,

I'll check into it.

Dianne

[Guest guest]

Online there is an abundance of information on Calcium Bentonite Clay at

www.aboutclay.com including streaming audio, mp3 downloads and numerous

articles. www.productsknowledge.info/LivingClay.aspx Many many ways to use it.

Red Aztec clay is one product, and any French Green clay like used for

facials-bodywraps is excellent, which you can buy by the pound. You are

drinking your own version of kaopectate from when you were a kid. I prefer mine

thinned w/ water so its drinkable. Chase it down w/ coffee and you won't get

bound up, if you're sensitive like that. I actually mixed mine 10:1 with coffee

and a sweetener, and keep it in the frig just in case. Don't be an

over-achiever w/ this. One good swig per day is enough. Work with it and see

how much you tolerate. --tls

If anyone else can recommend a good clay I could take internally, I would

appreciate it.

Thanks, Dianne

[Guest guest]

OK ! Just what is living in that clay ?;-)))))

Bruce Chesley

On Wed, 28 Dec 2011 20:35:34 -0800 (PST) Kore writes:

>livingclayco.com has very nice clay. The lady ( A) has written a

very informative book called (I think) Living Clay. You can get it on

amazon.<

Thanks, ,

I'll check into it.

Dianne

[Guest guest]

AH, YES ! That romantic moment when your significant other

begins to run their fingers through yer mud;-)))))

Bruce Chesley

On Thu, 29 Dec 2011 04:24:49 +0000 (UTC) ly.ninwv@... writes:

Bruce

There is no taste and no smell to clay. At least not to

calcium/bentonite-mont. It is like a tasteless pudding when eaten with a

spoon. I don't know what it is like to drink in water. I haven't done

that. It's working the way I am using it, so that's all I need to know.

I'd much prefer swallowing clay than to drinking the other. ;-}

Lyn

----- Original Message -----

I consider consuming clay in the same category as urine therapy.

EWWWWWWWWWWWWWW !!!!!;-)))))

Bruce

On Thu, 29 Dec 2011 01:11:01 +0000 (UTC) ly.ninwv@... writes:

Sorry, butcha won't convince me of that. ;-)

Try some clay and see if it doesn't help you, too. It does quite alot in

the body, detox is one thing. It has many uses. eytonsearth.com is a

great site for information. I don't know what kind he sells as I did not

get mine from him. But I will be taking clay for the rest of my natural

life, I think. It is the easiest thing I have to take and it is the one

that did the most, so I would be amiss if I didn't make it a permanent

daily supplement.

Lyn

----- Original Message -----

From: excalibur25@...

Dontcha know that bald is sexy ?!;-)))))

Bruce Chesley

Getting sexier every day;-)))))

On Wed, 28 Dec 2011 15:11:50 -0800 (PST)

< merryanne1947@... > writes:

Hello Lyn, I am going to be 65in Jan, my hair has been thinning a lot in

the last year.I take a balance of vit and min but it is slowed down on

thining at this time,,but what kink of clay are you taking??

[Guest guest]

Dianne

I don't know anything about clay either. Not enough to teach anyone. All I did

was asked the other site when I joined there if they thot I should get some

because I learned that it was detoxifying. Then one man said clay chased

something alive out of his tongue. So since the detox road is the road I have

been on for 4 years I started trying to get used to the idea of using clay. To

be absolutely truthful, I was scared to take it, which is why I had it so

long...from April to Dec. And it's because I don't know anything about it.

And another fact of this is, the one I first asked about (I think it was

charcoal) was not what I ended up buying for myself. Instead I went with what I

found as a better deal. I just went on Ebay and searched for clay. Beyond that

search, I had zilch understanding of what I bought. Nobody gave me any info

about it until I posted my news there like I did here. Then replies came

trickling in and , who has the website eytonsearth.com poked his nose in

and talked at length to me. In fact, there were several on that very list who

did not know clay aids in stopping hair loss and hair regrowth! And no one said

they always knew it would do that. So my voice is the lone voice about clay for

hair loss.

You just have to do what I did and look into getting some and then see what it

does for you. Be happy I shared this much. I had my hair falling out for 8 years

and no one could tell me what to do to stop it. And I'm on 5 health-related

yahoo groups.

Lyn

Hair-loss news - Clay!

>Because I am on other sites and it seems any clay will have great benefit to

our bodies just like the one I am taking.<

Well, I know absolutely nothing about clay, and am on no sites where it's

discussed. Sorry you can't bring yourself to be more helpful.

If anyone else can recommend a good clay I could take internally, I would

appreciate it.

Thanks, Dianne

[Guest guest]

Lyn, I would love to know the name of that ebay seller if you can find it to

share (It's not like ebay is a private thing, after all...)?

Just FYI:

I use (food grade) diatomaceous earth every single day and it also helps in the

same manner as clay, I think.

So imagine, here we are, these mighty creatures; we build huge things and do all

sorts of amazing feats...and just the same, our poor bodies are laid low by

things that we cannot see, smell or taste.

And what do we do when all the modern miracles fail to help AT ALL ?

Eat dirt.

(And ->that<- DOES help !!!)

Clay, D.E., and other such things can carry out toxins which nothing else does

well at...and behold=> our bodies remember how to thrive !!

Now -that- is what I'd consider to be a miracle.

--ly.ninwv@... wrote:

> WOW, livingclay is expensive. I paid 1/4 that price for a 5 gal bucket off of

a seller on Ebay and it is the same kind of clay: calcium/bentonite-montmoreline

or mont something. I will keep buying from him.

[Guest guest]

Hi Lyn and Thanks !

ly.ninwv@... wrote:

>

http://www.ebay.com/itm/44-Lbs-edible-Calcium-Bentonite-Montmorillonite-Clay-/19\

0413122998?_trksid=p5197.m7 & _trkparms=algo%3DLVI%26itu%3DUCI%26otn%3D4%26po%3DLV\

I%26ps%3D63%26clkid%3D5239060059730580211

I guess we did that at the same time and found the same seller !!!

D.E. by itself:

> I used Diatomaceous Earth going through 2 jugs of it and it did nothing for my

health. Nothing for my nails, or fungus, or hair. That was a total waste of

money for me. Unless it will be something I can take later on and it will work.

Is -NO- place near enough to finish off a (usually severely underestimated...)

fungal problem.

Mine had made it's way through my whole body and by the time it EMERGED via

skin, hair and nails it was clear that (for me) death was the next stop, and

likely not far away either.

My work to eradicate my own fungal invasion has taught me ALOT.

Here's the SINGLE biggest thing that is an absolute MUST:

To begin allowing one's body to heal itself one MUST do away with ALL SWEETENERS

- yes - ALL of them.

The ONLY overt sweetener at all in my life anymore is quite literally a few

drops of molasses in the morning BS drink - seriously, that's IT for me.)

The above is in addition to getting rid of all exposures to the really hideously

deadly 'normal' things of course, like tobacco, alcohol and any/all sorts of

poisons which most folks consider to be 'harmless'.

(Consider=>

Milk...full of lactose...see that 'OSE'...yep, another sugar.)

Once the above commitment is made, the real journey of healing can get underway

without barriers.

Hopefully that didn't turn you away already...?

Further:

I strongly recommend that you share with anyone who is seriously ill, the

following:

http://www.archive.org/details/The_Beautiful_Truth

There is a player in the page, and also links to download it(though it IS quite

large...).

It is possible to watch right there in a bigger size too, as I did that when I

watched it myself.

And also:

http://www.knowthecause.com/Home.aspx

I cannot use words strong enough to convey my relief when I finally learned of

the acronym 'FUPO':

http://www.knowthecause.com/KnowtheCauseFUPO.aspx

But I'll just add that after 53 years of illness finally lead to my coming

face-to-face with my own imminent extinction; and then 2+ years of finding that

there ARE actual cures...FUPO was a HUGE vindication regarding all I have

learned that is sooo rejected by the mainstream.

More if you'd like - just let me know.

(Contact me off-list if you'd like; I don't sell anything - but I'm always happy

to share what I've learned.)

Very cute and true at the same time:

> Well, some of us eat dirt. Others won't.

I do, and glad of it too !!!

Be Well, and Happy.

mark

[Guest guest]

I found out there are just TWO major sources for ALL the food-grade DE in this

country - the first one I found goes by the brand 'Celatom' and made me

suspicious because the seller I found both mentions and puts down the competing

name, which is Perma-Guard - for the smaller package, see here:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem & item=250648285868

Since I had NONE when I found that, I got it first.

In the meantime I did my homework and found that the much bigger bag I could get

at my feed store - also clearly labeled 'FOOD GRADE' by Perma-Guard, helped me

to find the company itself, and I was fortunate to get on the phone with an

actual scientist there - who informed me that the ONLY difference between their

DE and the Celatom DE is how it is milled.

She said they are both mined from the same really big vein of it, just at

opposite ends.

I then instead got a HUGE (50#) bag of the Perma-Guard from the feed store and

have used it ever since and it is just fine.

--- wrote:

> Oops.. forgot. This is the food grade DE.

BTW - the sales tactic of the Celatom seller IS quite underhanded because they

cite how their competitor's product analysis shows higher levels of contaminants

- but they cleverly OMIT how those are locked into the DE and DO NOT digest out,

hence are harmless when using as a food additive.

I put mine in a large-holed shaker and it goes into muck of the food I eat

either as an ingredient before cooking, or sprinkled on top.

No matter how it goes in - it's all good !!!

PS: I got my DMSO at the feed store too - generally if it is good enough for a

horse it's good enough for me.

[Guest guest]

I am posting this because all the 'jokes' have diluted the seriousness of this

health-centered thread, and there is added info here as well as a minor spelling

correction

--->I wrote:

> I found out there are just TWO major sources for ALL the food-grade DE in this

country - the first one I found goes by the brand 'Celatom' and made me

suspicious because the seller I found both mentions and puts down the competing

name, which is Perma-Guard - for the smaller package, see here:

> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem & item=250648285868

>

> Since I had NONE when I found that, I got it first.

**********Notice the price for 10# there**********

**********I paid about $30 for the 50# bag********

*****************=>FOOD GRADE<=*******************

Thus:

> In the meantime I did my homework and found that the much bigger bag I could

get at my feed store - also clearly labeled 'FOOD GRADE' by Perma-Guard, helped

me to find the company itself, and I was fortunate to get on the phone with an

actual scientist there - who informed me that the ONLY difference between their

DE and the Celatom DE is how it is milled.

> She said they are both mined from the same really big vein of it, just at

opposite ends.

FOOD GRADE =>IS<= FOOD GRADE NO MATTER WHO MAKES A JOKE OF IT AND =>ALL<= THE

FOOD GRADE DE COMES FROM THE SAME SOURCE (there are inferior sources which are

used for pool=grade DE.).

Finally:

> I put mine in a large-holed shaker and it goes into *MUCH* of the food I eat

either as an ingredient before cooking, or sprinkled on top.

I hope that makes this clear for any folks having trouble with the 'yuck factor'

as a result of the ill-placed japes.

DE is also known as 'fossil shell flour' and pretty much disappears into food as

wheat flour does if added in a small amount and mixed in.

=>IF<= a person does their homework as I have, they will find there are a wealth

of benefits to ingesting some DE every day, and I've every confidence that

ingesting clay is great too considering how badly MOST folks NEED minerals that

are no longer in foods at all.

Yes - DE is finely milled fossils, and clay is DIRT - so what ?

From dust ye have risen - and to dust ye shall return !!!

Happy Number Change Day To All.

mark