Re: More Negative charge detoxification./ clays

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I think my grandmother tried a clay bath back in the 50's trying to cure her

hep.B which she got during surgery (blood transfusion) but it didn't work (she

died of liver cirrhosis caused by the hep . Anyway, hadnt heard anything more

until a few mom's on my autism bio med list said they tried the clay bath on

their autistic kids with " bad results " . This meant they increased stimming

(like hand flapping, crying, head banging, bed wetting etc). I am sure the clay

probably moves the metals too much too fast, thus disrupting a child already

with a lot of sensory issues. So at least for this group, other methods of

chelating are better, more gradual, less shock to the system. Maybe clay at a

later date, after other methods are seemingly done, then try again. As for this

brave and bold adult, (ahhheem, yeh right) I'm going to try that foot bath

first.

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I would really like to join the autism bio med list. Now that I have

my mercury fillings taken out I would like to learn as much as i can

on safe detoxification like you mentioned. Seems like my limited

chemistry knowledege needs some help.

Is that list a Egroup?

Corey

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> I think my grandmother tried a clay bath back in the 50's trying

to cure her hep.B which she got during surgery (blood transfusion)

but it didn't work (she died of liver cirrhosis caused by the hep

. Anyway, hadnt heard anything more until a few mom's on my

autism bio med list said they tried the clay bath on their autistic

kids with " bad results " . This meant they increased stimming (like

hand flapping, crying, head banging, bed wetting etc). I am sure the

clay probably moves the metals too much too fast, thus disrupting a

child already with a lot of sensory issues. So at least for this

group, other methods of chelating are better, more gradual, less

shock to the system. Maybe clay at a later date, after other

methods are seemingly done, then try again. As for this brave and

bold adult, (ahhheem, yeh right) I'm going to try that foot bath

first.

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[Guest guest]

Corey:

Here is one of the best autism biomedical groups:

abmd/messages. You will love it.

There are a lot of different drs. on there and a particularly amazing

medical researcher posts research articles many times a day.

Enjoy! Lorna

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> I would really like to join the autism bio med list. Now that I have

> my mercury fillings taken out I would like to learn as much as i can

> on safe detoxification like you mentioned. Seems like my limited

> chemistry knowledege needs some help.

>

> Is that list a Egroup?

>

> Corey

[Guest guest]

The one I belong is mostly locals (Sacramento area, but it's spread to most of

No. Calif now) pretty new. I think the one Lorna mentioned is a little bigger

group and more experienced users. Our group is

sac-autism-biomed

koyd24 <c_dyok@...> wrote: ,

I would really like to join the autism bio med list. Now that I have

my mercury fillings taken out I would like to learn as much as i can

on safe detoxification like you mentioned. Seems like my limited

chemistry knowledege needs some help.

Is that list a Egroup?

Corey

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> I think my grandmother tried a clay bath back in the 50's trying

to cure her hep.B which she got during surgery (blood transfusion)

but it didn't work (she died of liver cirrhosis caused by the hep

. Anyway, hadnt heard anything more until a few mom's on my

autism bio med list said they tried the clay bath on their autistic

kids with " bad results " . This meant they increased stimming (like

hand flapping, crying, head banging, bed wetting etc). I am sure the

clay probably moves the metals too much too fast, thus disrupting a

child already with a lot of sensory issues. So at least for this

group, other methods of chelating are better, more gradual, less

shock to the system. Maybe clay at a later date, after other

methods are seemingly done, then try again. As for this brave and

bold adult, (ahhheem, yeh right) I'm going to try that foot bath

first.

>

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[Guest guest]

I hear zeolite highly touted. Anyone know of a Canadian source?

Leo

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> > I think my grandmother tried a clay bath back in the 50's trying

> to cure her hep.B which she got during surgery (blood transfusion)

> but it didn't work (she died of liver cirrhosis caused by the hep

> . Anyway, hadnt heard anything more until a few mom's on my

> autism bio med list said they tried the clay bath on their autistic

> kids with " bad results " . This meant they increased stimming (like

> hand flapping, crying, head banging, bed wetting etc). I am sure the

> clay probably moves the metals too much too fast, thus disrupting a

> child already with a lot of sensory issues. So at least for this

> group, other methods of chelating are better, more gradual, less

> shock to the system. Maybe clay at a later date, after other

> methods are seemingly done, then try again. As for this brave and

> bold adult, (ahhheem, yeh right) I'm going to try that foot bath

> first.

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

Here it is sold under Waiora label. My friend is selling it. She said it cured

her bro-in-law's skin cancer (he had 2 different types of skin cancer) . she

also reported a case of liver cancer suddenly gone.

regehr2001 <leoelfie@...> wrote: I hear zeolite highly touted.

Anyone know of a Canadian source?

Leo

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Here it is sold? Where is here?

Leo

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I hear zeolite highly touted.

Anyone know of a Canadian source?

> Leo

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[Guest guest]

USA. sorry. I had recent posts stating my location, I think you missed it. I am

in Calif.

regehr2001 <leoelfie@...> wrote: Here it is sold? Where is here?

Leo

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I hear zeolite highly touted.

Anyone know of a Canadian source?

> Leo

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[Guest guest]

Hi Try this link

http://www.zeolitesdirect.com/

Re: Re: More Negative charge detoxification./ clays

Here it is sold under Waiora label. My friend is selling it. She said it

cured her bro-in-law's skin cancer (he had 2 different types of skin cancer) .

she also reported a case of liver cancer suddenly gone.

regehr2001 <leoelfie@...> wrote: I hear zeolite highly touted.

Anyone know of a Canadian source?

Leo

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re: Waiora - I tend to be a bit skeptical about product sites that are all about

multi-level marketing...

erica

[Guest guest]

I hate that part of it too. MLM makes it so commercial, it seems to be all about

the profits. I like Sea Silver, but that too, you just can't escape the MLM to

get it.

erica raspberry <keep@...> wrote:

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