Re: Re: mucoid plaque, compacted feces

[Guest guest]

I've always liked Dr. Jensens approach to tissue cleansing and bowel management.

An online book is available here:

http://www.curezone.com/books/online/bowel/default.asp

I think the most important part of this regimine is fasting and the use of

pancreatin to dissolve and dislodge the mucoid plaque.

Good reading,

Bruce.

----- Original Message -----

From: L. Juarez

This question was in the archives, how do we get rid of the mucoid

plaque? Was there any consensus?

I was told that I needed to use castor oil packs, that the castor oil

is the only thing that loosens up the baked on plaque, but I recall

folks saying castor oil is very toxic, should never be ingested, so I

don't really want it getting into my system through my skin.

The health food store says they have products to get rid of mucoid

plaque, including PRIMAL DEFENSE, but I wasn't all that impressed

with the Primal Defense product. What do the rest of you say?

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> How do I get rid of the muciod plaque/compacted feces in my

> intestines?????? a urine fast with fiber? or a water/juice fast?

> with fiber? followed by colonics and enemas? any help would

> be great, thanks!

[Guest guest]

Hi, just doing a quick search I found this:

Warning

The prickly reddish seed pods of castor bean contain beautiful gold, silver,

and black seeds. These temptingly attractive seeds are quite poisonous, so

you must be sure to keep them away from children and unknowing adults. Three

seeds are sufficient to kill an adult.

Seeds are a deadly poison. One seed may be fatal to a child. After oil is

squeezed from the seeds, the deadly toxic protein, ricin, remains in the

seed cake. May induce dermatitis.

It seems the only part of the plant that isn't deadly poison is the oil from

the seeds and it is the traces of the poison left that make it laxative:

POISON TYPE:

Ricin, a poisonous protein, one of a group known as plant lectins. In the

right amount & concentration, Ricin is said to be one of the most toxic

natural poisons. It works by inhibiting the synthesis of more complex

proteins in the intestinal wall, which in turn causes digestive distress.

Castor Beans are traditionally cultivated as a basis of laxatives such as

castor oil, which is also used as an ingredient of industrial lubricants,

soaps, & varnishes.

TYPICAL POISONING SCENARIO:

Accidental consumption quantities of seeds or products containing castor oil

by livestock or children. Aside from their use in lubricants, soaps &

varnishes, Castor Beans are often seen in jewellery from the Caribbean;

children are sometimes poisoned by sucking or eating beads made from the

beans. Another possible cause of poisoning is an overdose of castor-oil

based laxative, especially amongst persons who mistakenly equate absolutely

regular bowel habits with good health. Please warn great uncle Oliver to go

easy on that stuff, OK?

SYMPTOMS:

In very small doses, Ricin only causes the human digestive tract to

convulse- hence the laxative effect of castor oil. In larger doses, however,

Ricin causes diarrhoea so sever that victims can die of shock, as a result

of massive fluid & electrolyte loss. If such poisoning is diagnosed quickly,

its symptoms can be effectively treated until the action of the poison has,

er, passed.

anon

Bruce

----- Original Message -----

From: Anja

Castor oil is/was used to treat constipation, haven't heard about it

being toxic.

I once read some childrens book and one person was doing a trick on

the others in adding castor oil to their food and they all had to

run, so I asked why and my mother said that's because of the castor

oil.

CU Anja

> This question was in the archives, how do we get rid of the mucoid

> plaque? Was there any consensus?

>

> I was told that I needed to use castor oil packs, that the castor

oil

> is the only thing that loosens up the baked on plaque, but I recall

> folks saying castor oil is very toxic, should never be ingested, so

I

> don't really want it getting into my system through my skin.

>

> The health food store says they have products to get rid of mucoid

> plaque, including PRIMAL DEFENSE, but I wasn't all that impressed

> with the Primal Defense product. What do the rest of you say?

>

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