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Hi again all,

I am J. Welke an Independant Waiora Distributor.

You have seen my posts here before and am adding this post to give you

more info about NCD and it's main ingrediant Zeolite. As always you

can visit MYWAIORA.COM/93221 for more information and how to purchase.

costs

PREFERRED CUSTOMER $9.95

you can purchase products at the wholesale price

INDEPENDANT DISTRIBUTOR $29.95

still wholesale prices, but more towards business end

NATURAL CELLULAR DEFENSE

four pack

RETAIL $199.95

WHOLESALE $139.95

Hope this information proves useful

Do not hesitate to email me with any questions

J. Welke

INDEPENDANT WAIORA DISTRIBUTOR

ZEOLITE AND ITS ACTIVITY PROPERTIES IN ELIMINATION OF HEAVY METALS

By: B. Norett, D.C.

Forget chelation. For now, at least...as we currently have been using

a new and extremely promising product that verifiably reduces heavy

metal intoxication without any toxic side effect or contra-indication.*

A random web search reveals mountains of evidence about pandemic toxic

exposures to heavy metals newborns included. Any metabolic minded

health practitioner will eventually come to the fundamental conclusion

regarding the relationship of heavy metal toxicity and health issues.

The ongoing investigation is always around finding more efficient and

less harmful ways of eliminating tissue bound metals and excreting

them without further burden to already weakened tissues and organs.

Without addressing the underlying metals issue, treatments using many

natural medicine approaches become merely palliative and symptomatic

relief, and, allopathic in Naturopathic clothing. Removal of the

stressors to a system is always the a priori option to improve the

function of the system.

We cannot ignore the metals issue any longer particularly when a

product as efficient and easy to use as zeolites is available to us.

Zeolites are a family of minerals and related minerals. They are

hydrated aluminosilicates of the alkaline and alkaline-earth metals.

About 40 natural zeolites have been identified during the past 200 years.

Technically, zeolites are framework silicates with exchangeable

cations that form in complex quaternary structures. They have 4,5, and

6-sided cavities that hold cations and anions. <#_edn1> These

zeolitic channels (or pores) are microscopically small and have

molecular size dimensions such that they are often termed " molecular

sieves " .

The size and shape of the channels have extraordinary effects on the

properties of cationic materials for adsorption processes, and this

property leads to their use in separation processes, as in many

commercial uses of zeolites today. Zeolite crystals have been grown on

board the space shuttle and are undergoing extensive research into

their formation and unique properties. Promising research using

zeolites to clean up environmental radioactivity is also underway.[ii]

<#_edn2>

Back to these pores and zeolitic channels: In the more useful

zeolites, the spaces are interconnected and form long wide channels of

varying sizes depending on the mineral. These channels allow the easy

movement of the resident ions and molecules into and out of the

structure. (Zeolites are characterized by their ability to lose and

absorb water without damage to their crystal structures).

Natural Cellular Defense (NCD) by Waiora is based on the above

charcteristics. It is simply a purified type of zeolite suspended in

solution, and is amphoteric viable in an acid or base solution. Being

an inert substance, it does not degrade or change its chemistry by

reacting with the cations it adsorbs. It has been shown that metal

oxides and salts can disperse spontaneously to the surface and pores

of zeolites.[iii]

<#_edn3> The NCD is specifically formulated to be charge and reaction

specific in a ³specific reactivity series², meaning there are a low

affinity for calcium, magnesium, potassium, etc., and a high affinity

for lead, mercury, arsenic, and cadmium.

This is the good news in comparison to many oral and IV chelation

protocols that can be compromising for osteoporotic individuals. I am

personally convinced of the safety of the NCD for geriatric and

advanced osteoporosis patients. More good news is that the zeolites

are excreted with the adsorbed metallic cations maintaining

isotonicity, or same ³tone² as compared to other fluids in the body.

This means there is no dumping, re-intoxicating, or trapping of the

metal ions on their way out and the liver, kidney (particularly) and

bowel are uncompromised.

These brief comments here are gleaned from some easily available

research, a little understanding of chemistry and electrostatic

properties of minerals and metals, and nearly 30 years of clinical

experience in Natural Medicine.

The questions that remain for this practitioner surrounding the metals

elimination properties of NCD, is around its activity and ability to

address the profoundly embedded tissue-bound metals. We know that

metals compartmentalize in specific sites in different individuals

(e.g.hypothalamus, marrow, etc.) for multiple reasons: trauma,

infection, inflammation, allergy sites, etc. We know that metal

intoxications underlie mood disorders, chronic pain, cystic processes,

connective tissue conditions, etc. dependent on the tissues affected.

Does the NCD eventually get to these deeper encapsulated areas with

the heavier protocol (10 drops 3x/day/10 days), or do we await the

appropriate confluence of therapeutic interventions, conditions, and

psycho-emotional release and resolutions inducing the next healing

moment and dose-up then? I anticipate answers to this will be

forthcoming soon.

This information pertains to the heavy metals elimination properties

of the NCD. The buffering activity toward a low systemic alkaline pH

seems to me to be of incredible importance and power in the overall

health ³experience² of one taking NCD. The anti-tumor, bactericidal

and anti-viral properties are subjects for future discussion.

I hope this can serve to clarify a little bit of the mystery and

mechanism of this important and timely discovery for our collective

Health and Wellbeing. Thanks to the selfless jewel of a human being,

Bob Schmidt for requesting this.<#_ednref1> *Metallic containing

medications (i.e. Lithium, Platinum, etc.) would contraindicate or

warrant monitored usage.

Since silicon typically exits in a 4+ oxidation state, the

silicon-oxygen tetrahedra are electrically neutral. However, in

zeolites, aluminum typically exists in the 3+ oxidation state so that

aluminum-oxygen tetrahedra form centers that are electrically

deficient one electron. Thus, zeolite frameworks are typically

anionic, and charge compensating cations populate the pores to

maintain electrical neutrality. These cations can participate in

ion-exchange processes, and this yields some important properties for

zeolites. <#_ednref2> [ii] Different zeolites have different sized

holes that allow molecules to enter the cage. Recently, scientists at

Sandia National Laboratory developed a zeolite with just the right

dimensions to trap radioactive strontium.

Of course, now you've just got a whole bunch of molecular canisters of

individual radioactive chemicals, and it's easy for those chemicals to

flow back out of the zeolites just the way they came in. That's why

the Sandia researchers are trying to develop zeolite materials that

seal up when they're heated, as heating the material makes the holes

clamp shut, sealing the toxin inside. The process is called

sepulchration - the radioactive chemicals are locked up forever in a

kind of molecular seplchre, or tomb.

<#_ednref3> [iii] The dispersion of a salt or an oxide to a zeolite

includes that both cations and anions disperse on the external surface

and, on the internal surface (wall of larger cages and channels) of

the zeolite, inclusion in small cages of the zeolite, in addition,

solid ion exchange might occur at the same time.

Spontaneous Dispersion of Oxides and Salts to Zeolites and Its

Applications

XIE Youchang, TANG Youqi (College of Chemistry and Molecular

Engineering, Peking University, Beijing, 100871)