Re: OT Bentonite Clay

[Guest guest]

> I believe after the mercury and other metals that redistributed in

my body that my large intestines have a significant deposit of the

junk. Currently in addition to the oral chealtion product and GOL

" Super Seed " I am taking charcoal. I recently discovered the charcoal

helps with a " toxic " feeeling I have in the morning and afternoon. I

am wondering if bentonite clay might be better but am wondering if it

would simply exacerbate the problem by " plugging " me up? I was

intrigued reading about the clay in NT and its electrical charge. Any

adivice is appreciated.

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> Phil

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[Guest guest]

I'm using Dr. Shulze's Intestinal Formula #2 which has bentonite and

charcoal in it (and some fibers) for candida die-off, and I find that

it *definitely* helps reduce die-off symptoms, but it also reduces my

BM frequency, which I'm guessing is what you mean by " plugging up. "

So I reintroduced IF#1, which has some laxative type stuff in it,

which compensates.

Chris

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[Guest guest]

I thought I read on one of the sites for Bentonite Clay that it did

remove heavy metals from the body, I know it removes toxins. Have

you tried bathing in it?

Another product that is supposed to remove mercury and other metals

from the body is Sun Chlorella.

Judy

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> If it doesn't chelate metals and if I'm already taking fiber

supplement and drinking kavass for constipation then I think the

clay is not such a good idea. I just started drinking

kombucha.Perhaps it will also help heal my colon. Never had this

problem until metals got redistributed last year. Forgive the pun

but it is a pain in the butt.

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> Phil

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[Guest guest]

I can tell you first hand Chlorella is one of the best binders of

mercury in the intestines. The cell wall of chlorella, which is

indegestible so it has to be broken during processing, will bind to

heavy metals and other toxins in the gut and will carry them out of you.

> > If it doesn't chelate metals and if I'm already taking fiber

> supplement and drinking kavass for constipation then I think the

> clay is not such a good idea. I just started drinking

> kombucha.Perhaps it will also help heal my colon. Never had this

> problem until metals got redistributed last year. Forgive the pun

> but it is a pain in the butt.

> >

> > Phil

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[Guest guest]

Well I have read studies done on it, I think Mercola reccomended it,

and I have taken it to help me detox from mercury from way too many

silver amalgam fillings. Detox symptoms are nearly impossible to

avoid with Mercury IMO, and it can get rough so if you think you have

a store of mercury take it slow.

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> >I can tell you first hand Chlorella is one of the best binders of

> >mercury in the intestines. The cell wall of chlorella, which is

> >indegestible so it has to be broken during processing, will bind to

> >heavy metals and other toxins in the gut and will carry them out of

you.

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[Guest guest]

I experienced all the symptoms of mercury toxicity, just more intense

than when I wasn't purposefully trying to get the mercury out of my

system. Just things such as neck/shoulder tension, foggy thinking,

indecisiveness, a heavy feeling in my gut, etc... Nothing that wasn't

bearable, and I was taking other stuff as well such as raw garlic,

kombucha, Wheatgerm Oil, etc... Along with good sources of protein

such as soft boiled eggs, liver, chicken, beef, all pastured.

I feel much better, even though I haven't finished (Mercury is a tough

one to get out), but I'm definitely much better than I started off and

will continue with my current detox regimen

> What kind of detox symptoms did you experience and were you taking any

> other supplements or were you on any detox regimens at the time, or

just

> chlorella?

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> Tom