Re: Gallbladder Stones; Slackstone dialytic water

May 25, 2005

This dialytic water sold as Slackstone seems to be used for kidney and

gallbladder stones, though if I could get it in Australia I would want it

for other deposits. It is the " trade name of a registered and patented

System that has a physical action on normal (potable) water, transforming

its molecular characteristics, and turning it into what we know as Dialytic

Water " , " based on the action of electromagnetic fields on crystalline

bodies. "

I wonder what our Rife experts make of it?

Any listers used it? Heard of it?

Rowena

www.litiasis.com

www.slackstone.com

www.aguadialitica.com

About uses of dialytic water:

http://www.slackstone.com/eng/indications.php?bf=1 & dm=0

Dialytic Water sweeps out and eliminates mineral residue from the whole

body.

About the inventor:

http://www.slackstone.com/eng/inventor_slackstone_system.php

About the science:

http://www.slackstone.com/eng/physical_foundation.php?bf=1 & dm=0 The only

aim of the SLACKSTONE II® ampoule is to act as a medium to transform normal

water into Dialytic Water. Dialytic Water has properties that eliminate

and/or impede the formation of crystalline bodies in the system (all types

of stone, gravel, microcrystals, etc., wherever these may be). Since 1966,

the SLACKSTONE II® used to prepare Dialytic Water has been sold in packets

containing 2 ampoules (for 40/80 days of treatment) and today can be found

in several different countries.

How it is used: http://www.slackstone.com/eng/instructions_use.php?bf=1 & dm=0

A vial is placed in a 250 cc glass of water for 24 hours. The water is then

consumed immediately without shaking. The ampoul is then put in the

refilled glass ready for the next dose. 40 glasses canbe prepared from one

ampoule. For a curative dose, two glasses a day, so two ampules needed.

For preventive dose, one glass a day, one ampoule only needed, second one

can be used after that.

Results:

http://www.slackstone.com/eng/results_observations.php?bf=1 & dm=0

A physical, not chemical action. " There are two types of calcium present in

the human body: amorphous calcium (colloidal) and ionic calcium

(metallic).Colloidal calcium is used to form bones, blood, bile, etc. Ionic

calcium is used to form salts, specifically carbonates, phosphates, oxalates

and calcium urates, which can be very harmful when they crystallize. This is

the type of calcium eliminated by Dialytic Water.Dialytic Water avoids the

dangers associated with decalcification, as when prepared in this way, water

does not attack colloidal calcium, and only physically disintegrates the

actual structures of the crystalline elements making up the

stones.Therefore, Dialytic Water does not lead to decalcification, as it

does not act against the colloidal (amorphous) type of calcium; just against

the formations of metallic calcium salts (ionic). "

Report on Kirlian Photography:

http://www.slackstone.com/eng/kirlian_photographs.php?bf=1 & dm=0

Difference in Normal and treated water.

http://www.slackstone.com/eng/leaflet.php?bf=1 & dm=0

Leaflet. Recommends 3 months of treatment, then a break.

User statements

http://www.slackstone.com/eng/statements.php?bf=1 & dm=0

renal and gall bladder mainly

Addresses:

http://www.slackstone.com/eng/useful_addresses.php?bf=1 & dm=0

Calexico USA; France, Scandinavia, Portugal, South America. Made in Spain.

May 25, 2005

I plan to get the cards from Mr. Emoto to see its effects on water. Exciting!

Rowena wrote:This dialytic water sold as Slackstone seems

to be used for kidney and