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Hello and Happy Spring from Ojibwa Tea of Life!

EXCITING NEWS FOR YOU!

1) We are now accepting credit cards (VISA or Master Card) Yippee! This will

make it so much easier for all of us.

Please use the order form on the web site http://www.ojibwatea.com. Write

all

of your information anywhere on the order from until my webmaster (a retired

teacher in her 70’s) has a chance to make the changes. Please include:

Fill in the usual information on the order form

The name the card is in

Type of card

Card Number

Expiration Date

Address (shipping and billing must match your credit card information)

2) I continue my research, as well as currently working on an additional

herbal remedy for heavy metal detoxification. Watch for this in about 6

weeks!

3) Informative Candida information that many of you may already know.

According to Dr. S. Ivker, D.O., one of the major toxins produced by

yeast is ACETALDEHYDE. As he points out, its multiple effects can be

devastating. It is converted by the liver into alcohol, depleting the body

of

magnesium, and potassium, reducing cell energy, and causing symptoms of

“intoxication” – disorientation, dizziness, or mental confusion. The

‘spacieness’ or ‘mental fog,’ as often described by patients experiencing

this, and is one of the most frequent symptoms of Candidaisis. While adults

relate a detached state of mine, poor concentration, faulty memory, and

difficulty making decisions. Adults can describe these symptoms, children

can

not describe what they are feeling.

 Children along the autism spectrum have behaviors that strongly

resemble the symptoms listed above. The may also have physical signs of

yeast

overgrowth, that include a “yeasty” smell. Cravings for yeasty foods that

yeast thrive on, such as all sugars, and carbohydrates, as well as a whitish

coating of the tongue, rash, or anal itching. The children do not crave

things

good for them… supplements herbs etc. So, please find a way to have your

child take the tea in water, or in juice if they are drinking juice at all.

Die Off: Since there have4 been so many inquiries to me, here is some

information that I hope will be helpful. One mom who has learned much from

this experience, rode it out, called Dr. Baker’s office. She has some very

helpful feedback should you require it. She invites your comments or

questions. Her name is Vessels and can be reached by email:

KVstee1@...

was directed by Dr. Baker’s office to use activated charcoal to pull

the toxins out and NOT to discontinue the great job the Ojibwa Tea of Life

and

the Perfect Stool Formula were doing. You may use these 2 products and then

if

you want to, you may purchase Activated Charcoal capsules in any health

store.

Stools will turn black. Drink lots of water! Be certain to use Perfect Stool

formula or your Probiotic/Prebiotic to not cause constipation!

UNIVERSAL ANTIDOTE AND DETOXIFIER: ACTIVATED CHARCOAL

by C. Kaufman, Ph.D.

CONTEMPORARY CHARCOAL USE

Modern research has validated most of the early uses for charcoal and

discovered exciting new applications. Activated Charcoal detoxifies the body

in several manners.

1. Purifies the 6-8 liters of digestive fluids that are secreted daily which

in turn helps remove foreign substances from the blood.

2. Adsorbs the intoxicant substance and its metabolites that are excreted

into

the small intestine from the biliary (bile) tract, preventing their

reabsorption.

3. Adsorbs drugs that diffuse back into the stomach and intestines.

4. Decreases the detoxification work load of the liver.

Activated Charcoal shortens the time it takes an intoxicant to leave the

system and decreases the duration and intensity of symptoms. Other nutrients

that help are the neurotransmitter precursors L-Tyrosine, L-Tryptophan,

L-Phenylalanine,

Choline and DMAE (Dimethylaminoethanol).

GENERAL DETOXIFICATION

Activated Charcoal is the best single supplement for enhancing

detoxification.

Detoxification is an on-going biological process that prevents toxins (from

infectious agents, food, air, water, and substances that contact the skin)

from destroying health. Chronic exposure to toxins produces cellular damage,

diverse diseases, allergic like reactions, compromised immunity and

premature

aging.

* Note: this is to be used in extreme cases of die off only. Please contact

for info that Dr. Baker’s office gave her.

COUNTERACTING PATHOGENS

Activated Charcoal reduces the activity of some viruses. So if you catch a

cold or the flu, try Activated Charcoal. You may suffer less and heal

faster.

Activated Charcoal also prevents the poisonous activity of many harmful

bacteria in the human body by adsorbing the toxins and enzymes that they

generate. Studies have shown that Activated Charcoal is an effective

treatment

for dysentery, cholera, and many infectious conditions of the digestive

tract.

SYSTEMIC CANDIDIASIS

Activated Charcoal can be an effective adjunct to any regimen for the

treatment of systemic Candida albicans infections.

1. Activated Charcoal adsorbs much of the toxins that Candida produces that

otherwise would be absorbed by the blood and carried throughout the body.

These toxins produce pathological changes in tissues and organs and

interfere

with proper immune function. Candida toxins cause allergic reactions and are

responsible for the debilitating symptoms of Candidiasis.

2. Activated Charcoal suppresses the growth of intestinal-based yeasts.

3. Activated Charcoal counteracts the Herxheimer ( yeast die off) reaction -

a

severe, short-term exacerbation of Candida symptoms caused by the copious

amount of toxins produced by dying yeast cells as a result of a successful

treatment. The Herxheimer reaction may unpleasant. One should not abandon

treatment before completion. Activated Charcoal is one method for

alleviating

the symptoms of yeast die-off so people can continue their treatment and not

suffer.

*Reminder: do not take required medications within 2 hours of taking

Activated

Charcoal.

CHARCOAL IS SAFE

Toxicology studies have proven that Activated Charcoal is basically

harmless.

Ingesting high dosages does not interfere with sleep, appetite or well

being -

or cause major problems. There are several undesirable effects of using

Activated Charcoal that can be avoided by complying with the following

directions.

Activated Charcoal is highly adsorbent; when it is ingested at the same time

as medication, supplements and foods it may decrease their absorption and

utilization. Therefore, always allow 2 hours before and wait 2 hours after

using Activated Charcoal to eat, take supplements or swallow medication.

Activated Charcoal has a natural tendency to cause constipation. ( this can

be

counteracted by taking the tea and the probiotics).

Finally Activated Charcoal harmlessly blackens your stools. Although

black-gray stools look strange, they can be used to calculate your bowel

transit time. Just measure the length of time from taking Activated Charcoal

to the appearance of darkened stools.

REFERENCES

D.O. Cooney, Activated Charcoal Antidotal and other Medical Uses. Marcel

Dekker, New York and Basel, 1983.

V. Frolkis, et al., " Enterosorption in prolonging old animal life. " Exp.

Gerontol. 19; 217-25, 1984.

E.P. Krenzelok and M. B. Heller, " In vivo comparative effectiveness of five

commercial activated charcoal products. " Vet. Hum. Toxicol, 28; 498, 1986.

K. Kulig, et al., " Management of acutely poisoned patients without gastric

emptying. " Ann. Emerg. Med. 114:562-67, 1985.

P. Kuusisto, et al., " Effect of activated charcoal on hypercholesterolemia. "

Lancet 16: 366-67, August 1986.

J. Mattson and H. J. Mark, Activated Carbon. Marcel Dekker, New York and

Basel, 1971.

G. Park, et al., " Expanded role of charcoal in the poisoned and overdosed

patient. " Arch. Int. Med. 146: 969-73, 1986.

Reduction of Human Organchalide Burdens, Foundation for Advancements in

Science and Education, Los Angeles, California, 1983.

J. A. Riese and F. Damrac, " Use of activated charcoal in gastroenterology:

value for flatulence and nervous diarrhea. " J. Am. Ger. Soc. 12: 500, 1964.

W. , " Factors influencing the clinical efficacy of activated

charcoal. "

Drug Intelligence and Clinical Pharmacy 21: 160-66, 1987.

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