Re: Get to know your clay.

[Guest guest]

The colloidal silver group is at

colloidalsilver2/

> >

> > > Do you have any evidence that the aluminum is bound such that

> it'll

> > not be absorbed?

> > > Thanks

> > >

> >

> > Good point ; if the body sceens out most of the aluminum as

a

> > survival mechanism, no doubt due to its prevalence, that still

> leaves

> > some.

> >

> > However, I note vehment protests on other lists about using

> colloidal

> > silver internally.

> >

> > Where is there an issue and where is there not? Can we decide on

> this

> > list?

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Corey I have been using Silver for many years for myself, as part of Beck's

protocol and on my clients. I also do Iridology. I have people who have been

taking silver for many many years.

Do you know/direct me to where can I find info of silver accumulation signs in

the iris?

Regards

Re: Get to know your clay.

The colloidal silver group is at

colloidalsilver2/

> >

> > > Do you have any evidence that the aluminum is bound such that

> it'll

> > not be absorbed?

> > > Thanks

> > >

> >

> > Good point ; if the body sceens out most of the aluminum as

a

> > survival mechanism, no doubt due to its prevalence, that still

> leaves

> > some.

> >

> > However, I note vehment protests on other lists about using

> colloidal

> > silver internally.

> >

> > Where is there an issue and where is there not? Can we decide on

> this

> > list?

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Corey I use Mamma as my serach engine. I typed Terramin and got the analysis I

sent you. The lab is

California Earth Minerals Certificate of Analysis - Terramin

> Conducted by: XRAL Laboratories, Ontario Canada

One needs to be careful about absortion issues, though. The fact that a mineral

is ingested does not mean it is absorbed and much less assimilated at a cellular

level. However, if you want not to be exposed to heavy metals you should avoid

ingesting them.

Please keep in mind also that aluminum (in very small amounts part per million

levels) is present in organically-grown foodstuffs, so its use remains a mistery

to me, but in large amounts it is a problem. I am concerned about the 18.3

aluminum hydroxide content of the Terramin. Hydroxide salts are fairly reactive

salts, easility cleavaged by hydrochloric acid in the stomach, making aluminum

metal freely available. All theory however......

I'd love to hear from you of any findings.

Re: Get to know your clay.

,

Could you please provide a link where you got that assay information

from or a contact please. I would like to investigate this further.

Sincerely,

Corey

> > > > >

> > > > > I concur. According to Aajonus Vonderplanitz, the

> Terramin

> > clay

> > > is

> > > > > the preferred clay of choice.

> > > >

> > > > I looked it up and Terramin clay is pimarily aluminum

> > silicate, just

> > > > like the rest of the clays taken internally. Just like

the

> > rest,

> > > there

> > > > is no aluminum risk.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

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[Guest guest]

> How do you get aluminium out of the body?

The body's natural way to clear aluminum and other heavy metals

is the antioxidant glutathione, which is made by every cell from

precursors.

Glutathione pecursors are found in raw food, and undenatured whey

powder is the best source.

Keeping levels up is good to consider, as depleted glutathione is

prevalent in most disease conditions; conversely, when glutathione is

maintained high, disease tends to go away.

[Guest guest]

,

The reason why we all tale extra antioxidants (inlcuding selenium, a " precursor "

of glutathione) is because the toxic load present in our modern life is far

greater than our ability to detoxify.

Liver, kidney, blood, lymphatics and intestinal detox are requirements of good

health ONLY because of the toxic load.

Of course glutathione and catalases are designed to detoxy. The question is Do

we have enough natural antioxidants to fight the toxic load? The obvious answer

is no.

Regards

Re: Get to know your clay.

> How do you get aluminium out of the body?

The body's natural way to clear aluminum and other heavy metals

is the antioxidant glutathione, which is made by every cell from

precursors.

Glutathione pecursors are found in raw food, and undenatured whey

powder is the best source.

Keeping levels up is good to consider, as depleted glutathione is

prevalent in most disease conditions; conversely, when glutathione is

maintained high, disease tends to go away.

[Guest guest]

Hello group

I haven't posted for a long time, but I had to post to this one.

I totally agree with you. The body cannot detoxify itself without the

necessary building blocks in the form of minerals, vitamins and

antioxidants to deal with the toxic load from food, air and

water.Toxins create unnatural free radicals which can only be quenched

by the intake of antioxidants, and we surely do not get enough of

these from food alone, whether the food is produced by organic or

conventional methods. It's really very simple.Give the body what it

needs and it will remain healthy.

Cheers,

http://lifecoach.usana.com

>

> ,

> The reason why we all tale extra antioxidants (inlcuding selenium, a

" precursor " of glutathione) is because the toxic load present in our

modern life is far greater than our ability to detoxify.

> Liver, kidney, blood, lymphatics and intestinal detox are

requirements of good health ONLY because of the toxic load.

> Of course glutathione and catalases are designed to detoxy. The

question is Do we have enough natural antioxidants to fight the toxic

load? The obvious answer is no.

>

> Regards

>

[Guest guest]

You would have to contact Vonderplanitz on that one .

Corey

> > >

> > > > Do you have any evidence that the aluminum is bound such

that

> > it'll

> > > not be absorbed?

> > > > Thanks

> > > >

> > >

> > > Good point ; if the body sceens out most of the

aluminum as

> a

> > > survival mechanism, no doubt due to its prevalence, that

still

> > leaves

> > > some.

> > >

> > > However, I note vehment protests on other lists about using

> > colloidal

> > > silver internally.

> > >

> > > Where is there an issue and where is there not? Can we

decide on

> > this

> > > list?

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

What type of undenatured whey powder would you recommend?

Gilbert <patriciagilbert@...> wrote:

> How do you get aluminium out of the body?

The body's natural way to clear aluminum and other heavy metals

is the antioxidant glutathione, which is made by every cell from

precursors.

Glutathione pecursors are found in raw food, and undenatured whey

powder is the best source.

Keeping levels up is good to consider, as depleted glutathione is

prevalent in most disease conditions; conversely, when glutathione is

maintained high, disease tends to go away.

[Guest guest]

It is more like 100$ per time

Leo

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> > How do you get aluminium out of the body?

> > I have high amounts of aluminum (off the scale really), mercury,

> copper and lead.

> > I have done all the cleansing for years as well as the complete

> dental clean-up, and am left with this problem to manage

> > Thanks

> > Dean

> >

> > >I spend time cleaning people's bodies of heavy metals and I include

> aluminum as one of the most insidious and nasty. People >are so

> familiar with it they think it is OK.

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

There is a product called 'Cardio Clear' for clearing the arteries

which I am using now, it is EDTA in capsule form to be taken orally,

I am on a three month program.

http://www.hfn-usa.com

> > > How do you get aluminium out of the body?

> > > I have high amounts of aluminum (off the scale really),

mercury,

> > copper and lead.

> > > I have done all the cleansing for years as well as the complete

> > dental clean-up, and am left with this problem to manage

> > > Thanks

> > > Dean

> > >

> > > >I spend time cleaning people's bodies of heavy metals and I

include

> > aluminum as one of the most insidious and nasty. People >are so

> > familiar with it they think it is OK.

> > >

> > >