Re: There is no safe bleach

[Guest guest]

>

> There is no safe bleach.  Even NSF, or otherwise called food grade

bleach is radioactive.  We are dying of radiation poisoning. 

This is not true.

Out of the thousands of cancer patients Dr. studied, there was

a 100% connection between getting well and staying well when using

NSF bleach in their drinking, cooking and washing water.

She also found a 100% connection will people who died or had their

cancers return when they began using Clorox water. She also found the

Clorox bleach in 100% of all tumors and saliva.

If you will remember my posting or if you look at the table on page

62 of her purple book, the metals with an asterisk (*) were the ones

found in exceptionally high amounts.

The specific metals nickel, ferrite iron Fe2O3, and asbestos were all

found in exceptionally high amounts and marked with an asterisk (*)

on the table in the book. Asbestos also contains ferrite iron.

All 3 of these elements; nickel, ferrite iron and asbestos turn a

normal, healthy, northerly tissue into a debilitated southerly

tissue. This halts normal immune function and metabolism in that

tissue.

Yes the NSF bleach contains radioactivity, which can also change

polarity of a tissue, but it does not contain any nickel, ferrite

iron or asbestos like the Clorox does. The presence of these 3

elements in the Clorox bleach, in large amounts, renders it extremely

toxic and debilitating.

The other major factor in the Clorox is the presence of petroleum oil

and petroleum grease both containing benzene. Benzene is extremely

toxic to the immune system and the simple presence of larger amounts

of this oil in the African water shows just how toxic benzene can be

to immunity.

The NSF chlorine does not contain these petroleum products. Most

likely the petroleum grease could be a source of azo dyes found as

well.

> Half of the water in the country will give you cancer and the other

half will give you Alzheimers. 

You forgot to add IMO to the end of this statement. IMO adding the

common phrase, " In My Opinion "

The lack of the IMO in the above statement makes it nonsense. You are

certainly titled to your opinion but overblown, general statements

like this have no basis in any of 's research and should be

discerned as fear mongering.

> All products disinfected with any bleach will damage your DNA. 

False. found the Clorox bleach is what contains the various

alkylating agents which are able to link the cancer complex to our

DNA. She also stated that supplemental MSM removes these agents and

cancer complex from our DNA.

If you are so concerned about NSF bleach, I suggest you take

supplemental MSM.

> Kosher products are testing bleach free, so are range free meats

>and much of the farmer's market produce, and many imported food

>items.  Choose carefully.  Flo

Yes, good advice.

Corey

[Guest guest]

Thanks Flo. What does one use in place of bleach? I have used the borax and

washing soap and even tried creating cleaners and the results are that the

clothes are dingy. I suppose that is a small sacrifice.

a

There is no safe bleach

There is no safe bleach. Even NSF, or otherwise called food grade bleach is

radioactive. We are dying of radiation poisoning. Half of the water in the

country will give you cancer and the other half will give you Alzheimers. All

products disinfected with any bleach will damage your DNA. Kosher products are

testing bleach free, so are range free meats and much of the farmer's market

produce, and many imported food items. Choose carefully. Flo

[Guest guest]

That makes me have to ask - how do we go about having 'safe' city water?

Is a Brita enough?

>

> Thanks Flo. What does one use in place of bleach? I have used the

borax and washing soap and even tried creating cleaners and the results

are that the clothes are dingy. I suppose that is a small sacrifice.

> a

>

> There is no safe bleach

>

>

> There is no safe bleach. Even NSF, or otherwise called food grade

bleach is radioactive. We are dying of radiation poisoning. Half of the

water in the country will give you cancer and the other half will give

you Alzheimers. All products disinfected with any bleach will damage

your DNA. Kosher products are testing bleach free, so are range free

meats and much of the farmer's market produce, and many imported food

items. Choose carefully. Flo

>

>

[Guest guest]

vinegar works great to remove hard water stains--soak whites--also good old

hydrogen peroxide for whitening----salt holds color in-- the " old fashion "

things work better than any of the new toxic products.

From: a <plwp@...>

Subject: Re: There is no safe bleach

Dr

Date: Monday, August 11, 2008, 7:21 AM

Thanks Flo. What does one use in place of bleach? I have used the borax and

washing soap and even tried creating cleaners and the results are that the

clothes are dingy. I suppose that is a small sacrifice.

a

There is no safe bleach

There is no safe bleach. Even NSF, or otherwise called food grade bleach is

radioactive. We are dying of radiation poisoning. Half of the water in the

country will give you cancer and the other half will give you Alzheimers. All

products disinfected with any bleach will damage your DNA. Kosher products are

testing bleach free, so are range free meats and much of the farmer's market

produce, and many imported food items. Choose carefully. Flo

[Guest guest]

Hi a

Have you tried Borax and Baking Soda, with your laundry soap?

-Janet

a <plwp@...> wrote:

Thanks Flo. What does one use in place of bleach? I have used the

borax and washing soap and even tried creating cleaners and the results are that

the clothes are dingy. I suppose that is a small sacrifice.

a

There is no safe bleach

There is no safe bleach. Even NSF, or otherwise called food grade bleach is

radioactive. We are dying of radiation poisoning. Half of the water in the

country will give you cancer and the other half will give you Alzheimers. All

products disinfected with any bleach will damage your DNA. Kosher products are

testing bleach free, so are range free meats and much of the farmer's market

produce, and many imported food items. Choose carefully. Flo

[Guest guest]

I'm convinced that bleach killed my thyroid. And I don't even drink

water but everything has water in it. I drink juice soda, coffee, tea,

(I just don't like th taste of plain water and can't get it down, I was

born in a crazy house). I can drink like 2 qts of milk no problem (but

that has water in it). Water water everywhere but not a drop to drink!

-sd

koyd24 wrote:

>

>

> >

> > There is no safe bleach. Even NSF, or otherwise called food grade

> bleach is radioactive. We are dying of radiation poisoning.

>

> This is not true.

>

> Out of the thousands of cancer patients Dr. studied, there was

> a 100% connection between getting well and staying well when using

> NSF bleach in their drinking, cooking and washing water.

>

> She also found a 100% connection will people who died or had their

> cancers return when they began using Clorox water. She also found the

> Clorox bleach in 100% of all tumors and saliva.

>

> If you will remember my posting or if you look at the table on page

> 62 of her purple book, the metals with an asterisk (*) were the ones

> found in exceptionally high amounts.

>

> The specific metals nickel, ferrite iron Fe2O3, and asbestos were all

> found in exceptionally high amounts and marked with an asterisk (*)

> on the table in the book. Asbestos also contains ferrite iron.

>

> All 3 of these elements; nickel, ferrite iron and asbestos turn a

> normal, healthy, northerly tissue into a debilitated southerly

> tissue. This halts normal immune function and metabolism in that

> tissue.

>

> Yes the NSF bleach contains radioactivity, which can also change

> polarity of a tissue, but it does not contain any nickel, ferrite

> iron or asbestos like the Clorox does. The presence of these 3

> elements in the Clorox bleach, in large amounts, renders it extremely

> toxic and debilitating.

>

> The other major factor in the Clorox is the presence of petroleum oil

> and petroleum grease both containing benzene. Benzene is extremely

> toxic to the immune system and the simple presence of larger amounts

> of this oil in the African water shows just how toxic benzene can be

> to immunity.

>

> The NSF chlorine does not contain these petroleum products. Most

> likely the petroleum grease could be a source of azo dyes found as

> well.

>

> > Half of the water in the country will give you cancer and the other

> half will give you Alzheimers.

>

> You forgot to add IMO to the end of this statement. IMO adding the

> common phrase, " In My Opinion "

>

> The lack of the IMO in the above statement makes it nonsense. You are

> certainly titled to your opinion but overblown, general statements

> like this have no basis in any of 's research and should be

> discerned as fear mongering.

>

> > All products disinfected with any bleach will damage your DNA.

>

> False. found the Clorox bleach is what contains the various

> alkylating agents which are able to link the cancer complex to our

> DNA. She also stated that supplemental MSM removes these agents and

> cancer complex from our DNA.

>

> If you are so concerned about NSF bleach, I suggest you take

> supplemental MSM.

>

> > Kosher products are testing bleach free, so are range free meats

> >and much of the farmer's market produce, and many imported food

> >items. Choose carefully. Flo

>

> Yes, good advice.

>

> Corey

>

>

[Guest guest]

-- In Dr , " Dawn " <morganna713@...> wrote:

>

>

> That makes me have to ask - how do we go about having 'safe' city

water?

> Is a Brita enough?

No, don't use a Brita or any other fancy brand name filter. Rd.

is very particular about this in her latest purple book. She says those

filters add clorox toxins themselves.

First, you need to find out if your city water is contains the toxic

clorox bleach. I suggest you get her latest purple book for the full

details but here is a very abbreviated version of it:

The best way to check your own water to see if you are getting the

toxic clorox bleach is to search for oil in your water. The ggod NSF

bleach does not contain any oil. If your water has oil in it, it is

being treated with the clorox bleach.

The simplest way to do this is take a rather large container and fill

it with water. Then let it sit in a calm place for 6 weeks. Make sure

nobody bumps it or disturbs it.

The oil and grease in the clorox bleach with rise to the top. Then you

take a flashlight in the dark and shine it at various angles into the

water and try and see any oil slicks or swirls at the top. If you live

in Africa where much more petroleum oil is added in the manufacturing

of their clorox, you will be able to see a slick of oil floating on top.

You may just see a swirl of oil in North America, or patches(flakes) of

oil.

This method is the least precise. The other method is to use a

conductivity indicator. You really need to get her latest purple book

to read about this method because I am not able to post large amounts

of information on this forum. I have been getting hassled to keep my

posts much shorter. Apparently it is better to have 100 short posts

about toe fungus and corn starch instead of 2-3 long, drawn out posts

on clorox water; the deadliest discovery ever made by man.

Once you have found out you have Clorox water, you need to install a

house carbon filter system. This is a filter that looks like a tall

cylinder and is full of carbon. Dr. does not get into the

specifics of this backwash system but I would contact a gentleman by

the name of Kirk White and get the specifics on a backwash carbon

filter system. His is the man at the beggining of the DVD included in

her purple book.

Corey

[Guest guest]

white vinegar instead of clorox helps the clothes some...35 percent hydrogen

peroxide is what

I use however when I really need " clorox " .

Dr@...: janetrichmond@...: Mon, 11 Aug

2008 12:15:01 -0700Subject: Re: There is no safe bleach

Hi aHave you tried Borax and Baking Soda, with your laundry soap?-Janeta

<plwp@...> wrote:Thanks Flo. What does one use in place of bleach?

I have used the borax and washing soap and even tried creating cleaners and the

results are that the clothes are dingy. I suppose that is a small

sacrifice.a

There is no safe bleachThere is no safe bleach. Even NSF, or otherwise called

food grade bleach is radioactive. We are dying of radiation poisoning. Half of

the water in the country will give you cancer and the other half will give you

Alzheimers. All products disinfected with any bleach will damage your DNA.

Kosher products are testing bleach free, so are range free meats and much of the

farmer's market produce, and many imported food items. Choose carefully.

Flo

[Guest guest]

What about reverse osmosis? I have had a Puretron filter in my last 3 homes,

over the last 15 years. It is the three cone with one tank type. I was told it

filters out the bleach and carbon, as well as a lot of other things.

Thanks,

-Janet

koyd24 <cdyok@...> wrote:

-- In Dr , " Dawn " <morganna713@...> wrote:

>

>

> That makes me have to ask - how do we go about having 'safe' city

water?

> Is a Brita enough?

No, don't use a Brita or any other fancy brand name filter. Rd.

is very particular about this in her latest purple book. She says those

filters add clorox toxins themselves.

First, you need to find out if your city water is contains the toxic

clorox bleach. I suggest you get her latest purple book for the full

details but here is a very abbreviated version of it:

The best way to check your own water to see if you are getting the

toxic clorox bleach is to search for oil in your water. The ggod NSF

bleach does not contain any oil. If your water has oil in it, it is

being treated with the clorox bleach.

The simplest way to do this is take a rather large container and fill

it with water. Then let it sit in a calm place for 6 weeks. Make sure

nobody bumps it or disturbs it.

The oil and grease in the clorox bleach with rise to the top. Then you

take a flashlight in the dark and shine it at various angles into the

water and try and see any oil slicks or swirls at the top. If you live

in Africa where much more petroleum oil is added in the manufacturing

of their clorox, you will be able to see a slick of oil floating on top.

You may just see a swirl of oil in North America, or patches(flakes) of

oil.

This method is the least precise. The other method is to use a

conductivity indicator. You really need to get her latest purple book

to read about this method because I am not able to post large amounts

of information on this forum. I have been getting hassled to keep my

posts much shorter. Apparently it is better to have 100 short posts

about toe fungus and corn starch instead of 2-3 long, drawn out posts

on clorox water; the deadliest discovery ever made by man.

Once you have found out you have Clorox water, you need to install a

house carbon filter system. This is a filter that looks like a tall

cylinder and is full of carbon. Dr. does not get into the

specifics of this backwash system but I would contact a gentleman by

the name of Kirk White and get the specifics on a backwash carbon

filter system. His is the man at the beggining of the DVD included in

her purple book.

Corey