RE: CS>zeolite

[Norton, Steve]

S-Max,
I don't think they have been selling zeolite to the public but for a
couple of years. I talked with the owner of the business several times.
He was very open and friendly. He has had the zeolite tested by an
independent lab for toxins and heavy metals. There  are no toxins
present and very low traces of heavy metals. The company will provide a
copy of the lab test results if you ask for them. The presence of trace
heavy metals is not a problem since the trace metals are locked within
the cage-like structure of the zeolite's molecular infrastructure and
cannot be released within the body. The purity percentage given is
primarily an indicator of how much of the zeolite's internal cage-like
cells are available for use. 90 - 95% is high for natural zeolite.
The owner of GanG was previously a co-owner of the mine but he now sells
zeolite from the mine as a side business. He, his wife and a number of
their friends use the zeolite daily and are real believers in its
benefits and safety. 
 - Steve N



From: sms [mailto:s...@emotap.com] 
Sent: Monday, August 17, 2009 11:09 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>zeolite


Steve,
Do you know anything about the company that you order your zeolite from?
How long have they been in business and is their product pure zeolite?
I never heard of them before and would like to order zeolite.
Thanks,
S-Max
 
---Original Message---
 
From: Norton, Steve  
Date: 8/17/2009 8:54:44 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: RE: CS>Re: zeolite question please
 
The bentonite I used then I got on eBay and I no longer see it for sale.
Currently I use bentonite from http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/triganic
 . However it does not swell
like the original one I used. 
I get my zeolite from  http://gandgnaturalproducts.com/default.aspx
 

 - Steve N

Re: CS>Zeolite

[faith gagne]

I am not getting messages today.  Is anything wrong with the site?  Thanks.

Faith


- Original Message - 
From: "Dee " 

To: ; 
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2007 2:10 PM
Subject: CS>Zeolite


Has anyone tried this product from Natural Zeolite as opposed to the 
Natural Cellular Defense from Waiora (spelling) it is a lot cheaper and 
claims to be as good. Dee



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Re: CS>Zeolite

[dee]

thanks for the info Steve.  Does zeolite do th e same sort of thing as 
MMS?  dee


Norton, Steve wrote:
 



This Yahoo group and the Oleander Soup group got me interested in using clays 
both externally and internally to cleanse out heavy metals and toxins. I have 
been primarily interested in Calcium Bentonite and Zeolite based on 
recommendations from others I have also seen comments that liquid Zeolite and 
powdered Zeolite are effective but expensive. After investigating further, I am 
convinced that I and two of my relatives (and also my dog) have medical 
conditions that can be helped by Zeolite and possibly Calcium Bentonite. So, I 
have searched for a reasonably priced source of quality Zeolite. I found one, 
and want to pass it on, at:
http://gandgnaturalproducts.com/default.aspx
For those of you who are leery of clicking links for fear of a potential virus 
at the link, you can contact the company in the link at:

G and G Natural Products
208 734-7738 (office)
208 734-7795 (fax)
2140 Eldridge
Twin Falls, Idaho 83301
golaygr...@hotmail.com


  



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RE: CS>Zeolite

[Norton, Steve]

As my post said, I am just learning about Zeolite myself. If you are a
member of the Yahoo oleandersoup user group, a member of that group, Dr.
Goebel, is far more knowledgeable. Until you had asked the question, I
hadn't considered Zeolite and MMS as having similar benefits. But now
that you mention it, Zeolite and MMS have some overlapping properties
but accomplish them by entirely means. Zeolite is volcanic mineral with
lots and lots of microscopic pores. The pores in the Zeolite have a
negative charge that attract positively charged toxins and bind the
toxins to the Zeolite which is then passed from the body along with the
Zeolite. A simple but good description is provided at:
http://www.healingcancernaturally.com/zeolitesnaturalcellulardefense.htm
l
Zeolite does not do everything that MMS does ( and perhaps MMS doesn't
do everything Zeolite does) but what it does do it does in a gentler
fashion than MMS I think.
There is a lot of hype online about Zeolite and I don't believe it all
but I believe that Zeolite can have a lot of benefits.
 - Steve


-Original Message-
From: dee [mailto:d...@deetroy.org] 
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2008 10:51 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>Zeolite

thanks for the info Steve.  Does zeolite do th e same sort of thing as
MMS?  dee

Norton, Steve wrote:
>  
>
>
> This Yahoo group and the Oleander Soup group got me interested in
using clays both externally and internally to cleanse out heavy metals
and toxins. I have been primarily interested in Calcium Bentonite and
Zeolite based on recommendations from others I have also seen comments
that liquid Zeolite and powdered Zeolite are effective but expensive.
After investigating further, I am convinced that I and two of my
relatives (and also my dog) have medical conditions that can be helped
by Zeolite and possibly Calcium Bentonite. So, I have searched for a
reasonably priced source of quality Zeolite. I found one, and want to
pass it on, at:
> http://gandgnaturalproducts.com/default.aspx
> For those of you who are leery of clicking links for fear of a
potential virus at the link, you can contact the company in the link at:
>
> G and G Natural Products
> 208 734-7738 (office)
> 208 734-7795 (fax)
> 2140 Eldridge
> Twin Falls, Idaho 83301
> golaygr...@hotmail.com
>
>
>   


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Re: CS>Zeolite

[bbanever]

dee,

   MMS oxidizes things... it will even oxidize mercury and other heavy 
metals along with microbes, chemicals, etc.  Zeolite works in a completely 
different manner to chelate metals and other positively charged items out of 
the body.


  Bob
- Original Message - 
From: "dee" 

To: 
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2008 10:51 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Zeolite


thanks for the info Steve.  Does zeolite do th e same sort of thing as 
MMS?  dee


Norton, Steve wrote:



This Yahoo group and the Oleander Soup group got me interested in using 
clays both externally and internally to cleanse out heavy metals and 
toxins. I have been primarily interested in Calcium Bentonite and Zeolite 
based on recommendations from others I have also seen comments that 
liquid Zeolite and powdered Zeolite are effective but expensive. After 
investigating further, I am convinced that I and two of my relatives (and 
also my dog) have medical conditions that can be helped by Zeolite and 
possibly Calcium Bentonite. So, I have searched for a reasonably priced 
source of quality Zeolite. I found one, and want to pass it on, at:

http://gandgnaturalproducts.com/default.aspx
For those of you who are leery of clicking links for fear of a potential 
virus at the link, you can contact the company in the link at:


G and G Natural Products
208 734-7738 (office)
208 734-7795 (fax)
2140 Eldridge
Twin Falls, Idaho 83301
golaygr...@hotmail.com






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Re: CS>Zeolite

[dee]

thank you.  dee

bbanever wrote:

dee,

   MMS oxidizes things... it will even oxidize mercury and other
heavy metals along with microbes, chemicals, etc.  Zeolite works in a
completely different manner to chelate metals and other positively 
charged items

out of the body.

  Bob
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Re: CS>Zeolite

[dee]

thank you for that Steve.  dee

Norton, Steve wrote:

As my post said, I am just learning about Zeolite myself. If you are a
member of the Yahoo oleandersoup user group, a member of that group, Dr.
Goebel, is far more knowledgeable. Until you had asked the question, I
hadn't considered Zeolite and MMS as having similar benefits. But now
that you mention it, Zeolite and MMS have some overlapping properties
but accomplish them by entirely means. Zeolite is volcanic mineral with
lots and lots of microscopic pores. The pores in the Zeolite have a
negative charge that attract positively charged toxins and bind the
toxins to the Zeolite which is then passed from the body along with the
Zeolite. A simple but good description is provided at:
http://www.healingcancernaturally.com/zeolitesnaturalcellulardefense.htm
l
Zeolite does not do everything that MMS does ( and perhaps MMS doesn't
do everything Zeolite does) but what it does do it does in a gentler
fashion than MMS I think.
There is a lot of hype online about Zeolite and I don't believe it all
but I believe that Zeolite can have a lot of benefits.
 - Steve


  
  



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Re: CS>Zeolite

[Deborah Gerard]

I wonder if that person is a big pharmacy troll trying to discredit the 
product. 

On Wednesday, June 7, 2017 2:31 PM, Gmail  wrote:
 

 Just got a call from the Tn. Attorney general's office.
Many questions about Zeolite. Apparently someone complained.
I bought several bottles for cleansing.
Curious as to how the got my name and phone number.

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Re: CS>Zeolite

[moxaman]

Very strange.  Some zeolites are contaminated with lead and other heavy metals, 
not all are food grade.  Perhaps they’re worried about contaminated products?  
Most liquid zeolites are clean but powdered products can be dirty.

From: Deborah Gerard 
Sent: Wednesday, June 7, 2017 12:27 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Subject: Re: CS>Zeolite

I wonder if that person is a big pharmacy troll trying to discredit the product.



On Wednesday, June 7, 2017 2:31 PM, Gmail  wrote:




Just got a call from the Tn. Attorney general's office.

Many questions about Zeolite. Apparently someone complained.

I bought several bottles for cleansing.

Curious as to how the got my name and phone number.


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RE: CS>Zeolite

[Nenah Sylver]

moxaman wrote: Very strange.  Some zeolites are contaminated with lead and
other heavy metals, not all are food grade.  Perhaps they're worried about
contaminated products?  Most liquid zeolites are clean but powdered products
can be dirty.

-

If you're referring to zeolite that contains aluminum: the aluminum is bound
into the matrix and according to what I've read, is very stable and does not
leach into the body.

 

Nenah Sylver, PhD

author, The Rife Handbook

of Frequency Therapy and Holistic Health

now in all formats: hardcover, ebook for Mac, Kindle, iPad, Android 

DVDs of 2016 Rife and Electromedicine Conference Available NOW

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Re: CS>Zeolite

[moxaman]

Hi Nenah, 

 No I’m not talking about aluminum.  I’m talking about  lead and other 
heavy metals.  

From: Nenah Sylver 
Sent: Wednesday, June 7, 2017 5:02 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Subject: RE: CS>Zeolite

moxaman wrote: Very strange.  Some zeolites are contaminated with lead and 
other heavy metals, not all are food grade.  Perhaps they’re worried about 
contaminated products?  Most liquid zeolites are clean but powdered products 
can be dirty.

-

If you’re referring to zeolite that contains aluminum: the aluminum is bound 
into the matrix and according to what I’ve read, is very stable and does not 
leach into the body.

 

Nenah Sylver, PhD

author, The Rife Handbook

of Frequency Therapy and Holistic Health

now in all formats: hardcover, ebook for Mac, Kindle, iPad, Android 

DVDs of 2016 Rife and Electromedicine Conference Available NOW

www.nenahsylver.com  

 

 

 

Re: CS>Zeolite

[Victor Cozzetto]

Hi TJ,

Yes, I work with zeolite all the time, and I have many videos about it, and
hundreds of clients.
I have shared info here before about it, as it is one of our most powerful
defenses against toxins (vax, etc.).

I have links to videos and products here
.

If you are just curious, you can get try the PBX zeolite for less than $15
here .

I hope that helps.
Feel free to join my Vitagenics group to see people discussing it. The link
is in my sig below.
Victor
*
Victor F. Cozzetto
Wise Traditions Nutritionist
U.S.: (516) 908-1039
www.Vitagenics.me 
YouTube Channel 
Vitagenics Facebook Group 
*


On Wed, Sep 1, 2021 at 9:01 PM T. J. Garland  wrote:

> Anyone work with zeolite?
>
> *Your mask is as useful as Biden.   Anon*
>

Re: CS>Zeolite/Gail

[bbanever]

Gail,

Yes, it certainly worked for me.  I have three more amalgam fillings in 
my mouth which I have no intention of removing unless I have to.  I feel 
completely normal now, and I'm extremely sensitive to any toxic substance in 
my body.  For those of you who are worried about Zeolite, there is ample 
scientific proof of its safety.  It is included in the FDA's GRAS list as 
generally recognized as safe, and I experienced no side effects 
whatsoever... except normalcy after being poisoned by mercury, which is 
absolute h...@ll.  That stuff is evil.  I'll try to compose a list of links to 
the scientific studies proving its safety and effectiveness... including one 
where several people were poisoned by DU (depleted uranium) and detoxed 100% 
of it by ingesting zeolite.


Bob
- Original Message - 
From: "Gail Naranjo" 

To: 
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 9:59 AM
Subject: CS>Zeolite



Bob,

Will zeolite work if one still has amalgam fillings
and don't remove them?

Thanks,

Gail




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RE: CS>Zeolite/Gail

[jessie70]

Bob, are you more sensitive now after having used Zeolite? Jess

-Original Message-
From: bbanever [mailto:bbane...@earthlink.net]
Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2007 1:04 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>Zeolite/Gail


Gail,

 Yes, it certainly worked for me.  I have three more amalgam fillings in
my mouth which I have no intention of removing unless I have to.  I feel
completely normal now, and I'm extremely sensitive to any toxic substance in
my body.  For those of you who are worried about Zeolite, there is ample
scientific proof of its safety.  It is included in the FDA's GRAS list as
generally recognized as safe, and I experienced no side effects
whatsoever... except normalcy after being poisoned by mercury, which is
absolute h...@ll.  That stuff is evil.  I'll try to compose a list of links to
the scientific studies proving its safety and effectiveness... including one
where several people were poisoned by DU (depleted uranium) and detoxed 100%
of it by ingesting zeolite.

Bob
- Original Message -
From: "Gail Naranjo" 
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 9:59 AM
Subject: CS>Zeolite


> Bob,
>
> Will zeolite work if one still has amalgam fillings
> and don't remove them?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Gail
>
>
>
>


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Re: CS>Zeolite/Gail

[bbanever]

Gail,

   No, I don't feel as though I am.
- Original Message - 
From: "jessie70" 

To: 
Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2007 6:29 AM
Subject: RE: CS>Zeolite/Gail



Bob, are you more sensitive now after having used Zeolite? Jess

-Original Message-
From: bbanever [mailto:bbane...@earthlink.net]
Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2007 1:04 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>Zeolite/Gail


Gail,

Yes, it certainly worked for me.  I have three more amalgam fillings 
in

my mouth which I have no intention of removing unless I have to.  I feel
completely normal now, and I'm extremely sensitive to any toxic substance 
in

my body.  For those of you who are worried about Zeolite, there is ample
scientific proof of its safety.  It is included in the FDA's GRAS list as
generally recognized as safe, and I experienced no side effects
whatsoever... except normalcy after being poisoned by mercury, which is
absolute h...@ll.  That stuff is evil.  I'll try to compose a list of links 
to
the scientific studies proving its safety and effectiveness... including 
one
where several people were poisoned by DU (depleted uranium) and detoxed 
100%

of it by ingesting zeolite.

Bob
- Original Message -
From: "Gail Naranjo" 
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 9:59 AM
Subject: CS>Zeolite



Bob,

Will zeolite work if one still has amalgam fillings
and don't remove them?

Thanks,

Gail








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Re: CS>Zeolite (UNCLASSIFIED)

[Renee]

www.zeostore.com 

Samala,
Renee  
 
 
 
 
---Original Message---
 
 
What was that source for $15 a pound.
 
 

Re: CS>Zeolite source

[Bob Banever]

Pam,

 A good source is HealthForce.com.  The product is called ZeoForce.

Bob
- Original Message - 
From: "Pam Wanveer" 

To: 
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2011 11:00 AM
Subject: CS>Zeolite source



Can anyone help me with a good source for powdered Zeolite?

Thank you,

Pam





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Re: CS>Zeolite questions/anybody

[Jason]

Hi Gail:

It depends how the zeolite was handled between manufacturing, shipping, and 
storage.


Charcoal is inert and does not become "cellularly" available.

Bentonite/Montmorillonite ( both calcium and sodium ) are also largely inert 
in the body.  They act primarily as catalysts.


It is possible that Zeolite and Illite both may become cellularly available 
in the body.  If this is the case, than it only makes sense that GREAT 
caution be utilized when storing such a product when hydrated. 
Zeolite/Illite/Clay sorption works both ways.


For someone who has just had fillings removed, and THEN begins to 
experience symptoms of mercury toxicity, clay baths and clay use internally 
( even the "garden" variety often available for under $25.00 / 50 lbs. ) has 
worked 100% of the time to alleviate and permanently eliminate symptoms, in 
my experience.


Long term mercury toxicity, in some cases, appears to take ALOT longer to 
treat with pelotherapy.  However, those who have bothered to do testing 
while doing clay therapy demonstrate a steady reduction in heavy metal 
presence in the body.


Bear River Zeolite ( UNITED STATES ANTIMONY CORPORATION ),  will be 
releasing an exceedingly pure zeolite powder @ 325 mesh in the next month or 
so...


I've received alot of complaints about negative effects from the liquid 
zeolite use.  I'm not assuming that it is because the product is bad, 
necessarily, but I do not receive the same type of complaints with other 
types of clay-like minerals.


I've always used clays, usually quite successfully, to help elleviate detox 
symptoms.  The "cellular zeolite" appears to very easily cause them, 
sometimes very severe and lasting for weeks after an individual has stopped 
using it.


Kind Regards,

Jason

- Original Message - 
From: "Gail Naranjo" 

To: 
Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2007 10:19 AM
Subject: CS>Zeolite questions/anybody



Dear List,

This is the first time I've even considered zeolite
and have a few questions.  Does anybody know if there
are any precautions with using the product?  I did
notice on one of the websites I was looking at it said
not to use if one was taking platinum or lithium.
Does anybody know about that?

Also, I am wondering is this in the same line as
activated charcoal?  If so, does activated charcoal
cleanse the bottle of mercury?

Lastly, Jason, is it the plastic the zeolite is
contained it that concerns you or the actually
product?  If it's only the plastic, would restoring it
in a glass bottle be sufficient to ward off any
negative effects?

TIA,

Gail




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Re: CS>Zeolite questions/anybody

[Duncan Crow]

Gail, I found out in the research that Zeolite is primarily 
aluminum silicate, much like Bentonite clay, and like clay there 
exists several variations with differing properties. Some of the 
properties will be good, some bad, and some unknown in the body, 
and there have been attempts to apply these properties to sewage 
and to animal feed.

Duncan

On 28 Jun 2007 at 10:19, Gail Naranjo wrote:

> Dear List,
> 
> This is the first time I've even considered zeolite
> and have a few questions.  Does anybody know if there
> are any precautions with using the product?  I did
> notice on one of the websites I was looking at it said
> not to use if one was taking platinum or lithium. 
> Does anybody know about that?
> 
> Also, I am wondering is this in the same line as
> activated charcoal?  If so, does activated charcoal
> cleanse the bottle of mercury?
> 
> Lastly, Jason, is it the plastic the zeolite is
> contained it that concerns you or the actually
> product?  If it's only the plastic, would restoring it
> in a glass bottle be sufficient to ward off any
> negative effects?
> 
> TIA,
> 
> Gail
> 
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Re: CS>Zeolite questions/anybody

[Kirsteen Wright]

On 6/28/07, Jason  wrote:



I've always used clays, usually quite successfully, to help elleviate
detox
symptoms.



I'd love to now more about using clays. Can you point me in the right
direction? Websites etc/

Kirsteen





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Re: CS>Zeolite/Bob/Gail

[bbanever]

I took PCA Rx for several weeks before starting the zeolite.  It helped... I 
felt perhaps 70% better by the time I started the NCD.  I felt completely 
well after 5 days on the zeolite... but I took it for two weeks anyway.  I 
took 10 drops 3x daily.


Best of luck.
- Original Message - 
From: "Gail Naranjo" 

To: 
Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2007 10:10 AM
Subject: CS>Zeolite/Bob



Bob,

I can't remember from memory, but did you say it took
you 3 weeks of taking zeolite to recover?  May I ask
how many bottles did it take and how many drops a day
did you take?  It looks to me like it comes in 1 oz.
bottles, and I am wondering how many it takes.  I
realize all are different, but wanted some kind of an
idea of how many to purchase.

Thanks,

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RE: CS>Zeolite questions/anybody

[Dan Nave]

Try the website:
 
www.eytonsearth.org/ <http://www.eytonsearth.org/> 
 
and the Eytonsearth Yahoogroup:
 
eytonsea...@yahoogroups.com
 
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To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>Zeolite questions/anybody




On 6/28/07, Jason  wrote:


I've always used clays, usually quite successfully, to help
elleviate detox
symptoms.  

 
I'd love to now more about using clays. Can you point me in the right
direction? Websites etc/
 
Kirsteen
 

 

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Re: CS>Zeolite for removing heavy metals

[John E. Stevens]

Zeolite is a good heavy metal detoxifier.  I've been taking that for a few
years.  I also take Pectasol, Pascalite Clay, Chlorella and Metal Shield,
too, which are also good heavy metal detox chelators.

John

On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 2:22 PM, Sandy  wrote:

> From what I've read zeolite is excellent for heavy metal detox so I'm
> assuming it would work in ridding the body of argyria. I would think taking
> zeolite along with the other supplements would help.
>
> For any newbs reading this here is a good article about Argyria...JFYI
>
> http://www.clspress.com/argyria.html
>
> Sandy
>
> Disclaimer: Everything contained within my messages are strictly my own
> opinions and should not be construed as me speaking for anyone else. Thank
> you.
>

Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?

[needling around]

Hi Peter,
I don't know anything about zeolite but I have been having a great experience 
with food grade diatomaceous earth.
PT
  - Original Message - 
  From: Peter Converse 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Saturday, July 24, 2010 4:13 PM
  Subject: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?


  Hi Folks,

  As Steve mentioned regarding zeolite, it's just about impossible to find some 
unbiased information while researching, due to the MLM factor. 

  It's kind of funny that he mentioned this because I have been recently 
looking into zeolite once again, trying to dig up some "truth". Man...is it 
ever hard to tell fact from fiction when it comes to this topic!!

  Back in 2007 I did try the MLM liquid zeolite for a few months and I did 
actually seem to notice some great improvements in the way I had been feeling, 
relative to heavy metal toxicity and overall immune health. The cost of the 
product kept me from going on with it any longer though.

  I am presently considering trying either the liquid zeolite (NCD) once again, 
trying Garry Gordon's nano zeolite product or giving the Zeolite Pure product a 
shot. Can anyone make any suggestions about any of these based on personal 
experiences or experiences of family members or close friends? 

  Does anyone have any well grounded scientific facts about the effectiveness 
of any of these products to permanently bind toxins?

  The company selling the MLM brand has had so much controversy in its history 
I really don't know what I can believe from these people. I see their product 
testimonials and I have to wonder how much truth could be in any of them. 
Comments?

  What about alternatives to zeolite to serve the same purpose of binding and 
escorting heavy metals and other toxins from the body? Ideas?

  Many thanks,

  Peter

Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?

[Garnet_LDN]

Zeolite is silica and so is DE, so for the money I would go with food 
grade DE. Actually I could choose clay, like Eaton's Three Clay blend 
over the DE. www.eytonsearth.com has

a link to his commercial clay site.

They all come out of the ground. And you need to know who you are buying 
from since any of them can be contaminated. DE has significant Aluminum 
Oxide and while it is not suppose to be bioavailable it makes me 
uncomfortable knowing it is on the analysis sheet.
DE is also very powdery and fine, so is clay but it is not so fluffy so 
might be easier to work with. There is a lot of data on the absorptive 
and adsorptive properties of clay.


I would not buy Zeolite from an MLM, period. I used to buy 50lb bags for 
$25 and then it started being marketed in one pound net bags for $12.00 
at dog shows as a deodarizer.
I had been putting pounds of it in shallow boxes under the beds and 
couch to absorb
odors for years. But I would not have at $12.00 a pound. This was 20 
years ago.


Janet

Peter Converse wrote:

Hi Folks,
 
As Steve mentioned regarding zeolite, it's just about impossible to 
find some unbiased information while researching, due to the MLM factor.
 
It's kind of funny that he mentioned this because I have been recently 
looking into zeolite once again, trying to dig up some "truth". 
Man...is it ever hard to tell fact from fiction when it comes to this 
topic!!
 
Back in 2007 I did try the MLM liquid zeolite for a few months and I 
did actually seem to notice some great improvements in the way I had 
been feeling, relative to heavy metal toxicity and overall immune 
health. The cost of the product kept me from going on with it any 
longer though.
 
I am presently considering trying either the liquid zeolite (NCD) once 
again, trying Garry Gordon's nano zeolite product or giving the 
Zeolite Pure product a shot. Can anyone make any suggestions about any 
of these based on personal experiences or experiences of family 
members or close friends?
 
Does anyone have any well grounded scientific facts about the 
effectiveness of any of these products to permanently bind toxins?
 
The company selling the MLM brand has had so much controversy in its 
history I really don't know what I can believe from these people. I 
see their product testimonials and I have to wonder how much truth 
could be in any of them. Comments?
 
What about alternatives to zeolite to serve the same purpose of 
binding and escorting heavy metals and other toxins from the body? Ideas?
 
Many thanks,
 
Peter



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Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?

[needling around]

From what I have read one needs to be careful with clays re aluminum also. 
There is an interesting article at 
http://imaninatural.com/pdf/Pelotherapy101.pdf

They also sell 4 different kinds of clay so you might want to take a look.
PT
- Original Message - 
From: "Garnet_LDN" 

To: 
Sent: Saturday, July 24, 2010 10:40 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?


Zeolite is silica and so is DE, so for the money I would go with food 
grade DE. Actually I could choose clay, like Eaton's Three Clay blend over 
the DE. www.eytonsearth.com has

a link to his commercial clay site.

They all come out of the ground. And you need to know who you are buying 
from since any of them can be contaminated. DE has significant Aluminum 
Oxide and while it is not suppose to be bioavailable it makes me 
uncomfortable knowing it is on the analysis sheet.
DE is also very powdery and fine, so is clay but it is not so fluffy so 
might be easier to work with. There is a lot of data on the absorptive and 
adsorptive properties of clay.


I would not buy Zeolite from an MLM, period. I used to buy 50lb bags for 
$25 and then it started being marketed in one pound net bags for $12.00 at 
dog shows as a deodarizer.
I had been putting pounds of it in shallow boxes under the beds and couch 
to absorb
odors for years. But I would not have at $12.00 a pound. This was 20 years 
ago.


Janet

Peter Converse wrote:

Hi Folks,
 As Steve mentioned regarding zeolite, it's just about impossible to find 
some unbiased information while researching, due to the MLM factor.
 It's kind of funny that he mentioned this because I have been recently 
looking into zeolite once again, trying to dig up some "truth". Man...is 
it ever hard to tell fact from fiction when it comes to this topic!!
 Back in 2007 I did try the MLM liquid zeolite for a few months and I did 
actually seem to notice some great improvements in the way I had been 
feeling, relative to heavy metal toxicity and overall immune health. The 
cost of the product kept me from going on with it any longer though.
 I am presently considering trying either the liquid zeolite (NCD) once 
again, trying Garry Gordon's nano zeolite product or giving the Zeolite 
Pure product a shot. Can anyone make any suggestions about any of these 
based on personal experiences or experiences of family members or close 
friends?
 Does anyone have any well grounded scientific facts about the 
effectiveness of any of these products to permanently bind toxins?
 The company selling the MLM brand has had so much controversy in its 
history I really don't know what I can believe from these people. I see 
their product testimonials and I have to wonder how much truth could be 
in any of them. Comments?
 What about alternatives to zeolite to serve the same purpose of binding 
and escorting heavy metals and other toxins from the body? Ideas?

 Many thanks,
 Peter



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Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?

[Ode Coyote]

  There's little that's more inert than Aluminum Oxide. [One of the harder 
sandpaper grits ]


ode

At 09:40 PM 7/24/2010 -0500, you wrote:
Zeolite is silica and so is DE, so for the money I would go with food 
grade DE. Actually I could choose clay, like Eaton's Three Clay blend over 
the DE. www.eytonsearth.com has

a link to his commercial clay site.

They all come out of the ground. And you need to know who you are buying 
from since any of them can be contaminated. DE has significant Aluminum 
Oxide and while it is not suppose to be bioavailable it makes me 
uncomfortable knowing it is on the analysis sheet.
DE is also very powdery and fine, so is clay but it is not so fluffy so 
might be easier to work with. There is a lot of data on the absorptive and 
adsorptive properties of clay.


I would not buy Zeolite from an MLM, period. I used to buy 50lb bags for 
$25 and then it started being marketed in one pound net bags for $12.00 at 
dog shows as a deodarizer.
I had been putting pounds of it in shallow boxes under the beds and couch 
to absorb
odors for years. But I would not have at $12.00 a pound. This was 20 years 
ago.


Janet



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[Renee]

Hey Peter.  I would recommend the powdered zeolite from www.zeostore.com 
write the lady and ask her whether, for you, she would suggest the fine or
medium grade.

I had researched a lot about zeolite and came to the (personal) conclusion
that powdered is just as good as liquid, and much cheaper.  At that time I
had found the zeostore and wrote the lady about which grade to use.  She
wrote back and answered all my question.  At that time, she said they were
thinking of going into their own liquid products.  I recently went to the
site and found that though they haven't started making their own liquid
zeolite, they've raised their prices. :-(  their price had been 5 pounds for
$15 or so, very cheap.  Now it is not so cheap--guess they figured that with
everyone charging so much for this stuff, they may as well too.  

Still, hers is cheaper than others I've found.

Anyway--I have a 62 year old friend.  Her doctor tested and said that her
kidneys were only working at 1/3 capacity, but that 'it is normal for
someone your age'.  Also, that though she didn't need medicine--yet--to be
careful of what she ate and drank because if it got worse, she'd have to go
on dialysis.

I told my friend about zeolite, as I had met another person who was being
put on the kidney transplant list because one of her kidneys was dead.  She
said by using Waiora NCD she brought her kidney back to life and they took
her off the list.

I told my friend that she should try the much cheaper dry zeolite, so she
bought from the zeostore.

My friend did not like mixing the powder with juice, nor just taking the dry
powder followed by water.  As she had a capsule machine she decided to
encapsulate it.  

She took 6 capsules, twice a day.  This equaled about 1 tablespoon, twice a
day.

She went back to her doctor in one month and they tested her again, and her
kidneys were working at 95% capacity!!!  The doctor was shocked, but since
he knows my friend is 'into' alternative things, he didn't want to know what
she was doing, only telling her to keep it up.  Lol

She only took the zeolite for that month, and has stopped.  She feels so
much better and says that she doesn't need to continue taking it, so she's
keeping what she has for when she starts feeling bad again.

Personally, I'd take a maintenance dose once a week, or even one week out of
every month, just to make sure everything STAYS healthy, but that's her
choice.

Hope this helps.

Samala,
Renee  
 
 
 
 
---Original Message---
 
As Steve mentioned regarding zeolite, it's just about impossible to find
some unbiased information while researching, due to the MLM factor. 
 

Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?

[Paul Steel]

Renee

There seems to be a few products on this website. Would u mind telling me the 
exact product you had your friend bought

Thanks a lot
Paul



On Jul 25, 2010, at 10:22 AM, "Renee"  wrote:

Hey Peter.  I would recommend the powdered zeolite from www.zeostore.com  write 
the lady and ask her whether, for you, she would suggest the fine or medium 
grade.
 
I had researched a lot about zeolite and came to the (personal) conclusion that 
powdered is just as good as liquid, and much cheaper.  At that time I had found 
the zeostore and wrote the lady about which grade to use.  She wrote back and 
answered all my question.  At that time, she said they were thinking of going 
into their own liquid products.  I recently went to the site and found that 
though they haven't started making their own liquid zeolite, they've raised 
their prices. :-(  their price had been 5 pounds for $15 or so, very cheap.  
Now it is not so cheap--guess they figured that with everyone charging so much 
for this stuff, they may as well too. 
 
Still, hers is cheaper than others I've found.
 
Anyway--I have a 62 year old friend.  Her doctor tested and said that her 
kidneys were only working at 1/3 capacity, but that 'it is normal for someone 
your age'.  Also, that though she didn't need medicine--yet--to be careful of 
what she ate and drank because if it got worse, she'd have to go on dialysis.
 
I told my friend about zeolite, as I had met another person who was being put 
on the kidney transplant list because one of her kidneys was dead.  She said by 
using Waiora NCD she brought her kidney back to life and they took her off the 
list.
 
I told my friend that she should try the much cheaper dry zeolite, so she 
bought from the zeostore.
 
My friend did not like mixing the powder with juice, nor just taking the dry 
powder followed by water.  As she had a capsule machine she decided to 
encapsulate it. 
 
She took 6 capsules, twice a day.  This equaled about 1 tablespoon, twice a day.
 
She went back to her doctor in one month and they tested her again, and her 
kidneys were working at 95% capacity!!!  The doctor was shocked, but since he 
knows my friend is 'into' alternative things, he didn't want to know what she 
was doing, only telling her to keep it up.  Lol
 
She only took the zeolite for that month, and has stopped.  She feels so much 
better and says that she doesn't need to continue taking it, so she's keeping 
what she has for when she starts feeling bad again.
 
Personally, I'd take a maintenance dose once a week, or even one week out of 
every month, just to make sure everything STAYS healthy, but that's her choice.
 
Hope this helps.
 
Samala,
Renee  
 
 
 
 
---Original Message---
 
As Steve mentioned regarding zeolite, it's just about impossible to find some 
unbiased information while researching, due to the MLM factor.
 

Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?

[Renee]

It was the medium size on this page
http://www.zeostore.com/index
php?cPath=1&osCsid=969c8940d913613d8f23403a4a7097e3

Such a shame--from $3 a pound to $10 a pound.  If I knew it was going to
jump that much, I'd have bought a bucket of the stuff at the original
price!!

Samala,
Renee 
 
 
---Original Message---
 


There seems to be a few products on this website. Would u mind telling me the 
exact product you had your friend bought

Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?

[needling around]

It may not have been their doing.  The manufacturer may have raised the price 
but more than triple does seem steep.
PT
  - Original Message - 
  From: Renee 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Sunday, July 25, 2010 12:28 PM
  Subject: Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?


It was the medium size on this page

http://www.zeostore.com/index.php?cPath=1&osCsid=969c8940d913613d8f23403a4a7097e3

Such a shame--from $3 a pound to $10 a pound.  If I knew it was going 
to jump that much, I'd have bought a bucket of the stuff at the original price!!

Samala,
Renee 


---Original Message---


 
There seems to be a few products on this website. Would u mind telling 
me the exact product you had your friend bought

   
  
   

Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?

[Renee]

Well, I've asked her.  We'll see what she says.  It could be that her supply
place went up, or shipping, or maybe just because it's what the market will
bear.  I'll let you know what she says.

Samala,
Renee 
 
 
---Original Message---
 
It may not have been their doing.  The manufacturer may have raised the price 
but more than triple does seem steep.

Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?

[Garnet_LDN]

That's the answer I got when I asked about the Aluminum in Diatomaceous 
Earth, that it was inert is not a problem.


Janet

Ode Coyote wrote:



  There's little that's more inert than Aluminum Oxide. [One of the 
harder sandpaper grits ]


ode

At 09:40 PM 7/24/2010 -0500, you wrote:
Zeolite is silica and so is DE, so for the money I would go with food 
grade DE. Actually I could choose clay, like Eaton's Three Clay blend 
over the DE. www.eytonsearth.com has

a link to his commercial clay site.

They all come out of the ground. And you need to know who you are 
buying from since any of them can be contaminated. DE has significant 
Aluminum Oxide and while it is not suppose to be bioavailable it 
makes me uncomfortable knowing it is on the analysis sheet.
DE is also very powdery and fine, so is clay but it is not so fluffy 
so might be easier to work with. There is a lot of data on the 
absorptive and adsorptive properties of clay.


I would not buy Zeolite from an MLM, period. I used to buy 50lb bags 
for $25 and then it started being marketed in one pound net bags for 
$12.00 at dog shows as a deodarizer.
I had been putting pounds of it in shallow boxes under the beds and 
couch to absorb
odors for years. But I would not have at $12.00 a pound. This was 20 
years ago.


Janet



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Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?

[Paul Steel]

But won't de help with parasites and clay won't ?

Thanks...I am still learning a ton from all u folks 




On Jul 25, 2010, at 2:07 PM, Garnet_LDN  wrote:

That's the answer I got when I asked about the Aluminum in Diatomaceous Earth, 
that it was inert is not a problem.

Janet

Ode Coyote wrote:


 There's little that's more inert than Aluminum Oxide. [One of the harder 
sandpaper grits ]

ode

At 09:40 PM 7/24/2010 -0500, you wrote:
Zeolite is silica and so is DE, so for the money I would go with food grade DE. 
Actually I could choose clay, like Eaton's Three Clay blend over the DE. 
www.eytonsearth.com has
a link to his commercial clay site.

They all come out of the ground. And you need to know who you are buying from 
since any of them can be contaminated. DE has significant Aluminum Oxide and 
while it is not suppose to be bioavailable it makes me uncomfortable knowing it 
is on the analysis sheet.
DE is also very powdery and fine, so is clay but it is not so fluffy so might 
be easier to work with. There is a lot of data on the absorptive and adsorptive 
properties of clay.

I would not buy Zeolite from an MLM, period. I used to buy 50lb bags for $25 
and then it started being marketed in one pound net bags for $12.00 at dog 
shows as a deodarizer.
I had been putting pounds of it in shallow boxes under the beds and couch to 
absorb
odors for years. But I would not have at $12.00 a pound. This was 20 years ago.

Janet


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Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?

[Garnet_LDN]

The idea that DE is killing parasites is questioned by many people

I tired it and it did not help in a litter of puppies I had. Gave it a good
long trial and even increased the amount to ridiculous quantities.

Also if it gets wet it supposedly does not work on bugs in the dirt, so
how is it that it works in the body where it is wet?

If I am concerned about parasites I am going to go after them with
an herbal remedy that I  KNOW is going to kill them.

Janet

Paul Steel wrote:

But won't de help with parasites and clay won't ?

Thanks...I am still learning a ton from all u folks 





On Jul 25, 2010, at 2:07 PM, Garnet_LDN  wrote:

That's the answer I got when I asked about the Aluminum in Diatomaceous Earth, 
that it was inert is not a problem.

Janet

Ode Coyote wrote:


 There's little that's more inert than Aluminum Oxide. [One of the harder 
sandpaper grits ]

ode

At 09:40 PM 7/24/2010 -0500, you wrote:
Zeolite is silica and so is DE, so for the money I would go with food grade DE. 
Actually I could choose clay, like Eaton's Three Clay blend over the DE. 
www.eytonsearth.com has
a link to his commercial clay site.

They all come out of the ground. And you need to know who you are buying from 
since any of them can be contaminated. DE has significant Aluminum Oxide and 
while it is not suppose to be bioavailable it makes me uncomfortable knowing it 
is on the analysis sheet.
DE is also very powdery and fine, so is clay but it is not so fluffy so might 
be easier to work with. There is a lot of data on the absorptive and adsorptive 
properties of clay.

I would not buy Zeolite from an MLM, period. I used to buy 50lb bags for $25 
and then it started being marketed in one pound net bags for $12.00 at dog 
shows as a deodarizer.
I had been putting pounds of it in shallow boxes under the beds and couch to 
absorb
odors for years. But I would not have at $12.00 a pound. This was 20 years ago.

Janet


  



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Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?

[Garrick]

*Ode Coyote uttered -- There's little that's more inert than Aluminum Oxide.
[One of the harder sandpaper grits ]*


And that is exactly what the alumina in water filters is that is supposed to
remove fluorides...I use one so it better work

Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?

[Peter Converse]

thanks to all who addressed my zeolite question!

Peter
  - Original Message - 
  From: Renee 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Sunday, July 25, 2010 12:28 PM
  Subject: Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?


It was the medium size on this page

http://www.zeostore.com/index.php?cPath=1&osCsid=969c8940d913613d8f23403a4a7097e3

Such a shame--from $3 a pound to $10 a pound.  If I knew it was going 
to jump that much, I'd have bought a bucket of the stuff at the original price!!

Samala,
Renee 


---Original Message---


 
There seems to be a few products on this website. Would u mind telling 
me the exact product you had your friend bought

   
  
   

Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?

[Carole Bryant]

My understanding is that the electrical charge of the form of aluminium in 
the various clays etc means that they aren't absorbed by the body but in 
fact attract heavy metals, bind them and they are then excreted.


Carole Bryant
Eideann, Fionn & Guepard (Tristania GSDs)
car...@berigorafarm.com.au
www.berigorafarm.com.au


- Original Message - 
From: "needling around" 

To: 
Sent: Sunday, July 25, 2010 2:23 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?


From what I have read one needs to be careful with clays re aluminum also. 
There is an interesting article at 
http://imaninatural.com/pdf/Pelotherapy101.pdf

They also sell 4 different kinds of clay so you might want to take a look.
PT
- Original Message - 
From: "Garnet_LDN" 

To: 
Sent: Saturday, July 24, 2010 10:40 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work?


Zeolite is silica and so is DE, so for the money I would go with food 
grade DE. Actually I could choose clay, like Eaton's Three Clay blend 
over the DE. www.eytonsearth.com has

a link to his commercial clay site.

They all come out of the ground. And you need to know who you are buying 
from since any of them can be contaminated. DE has significant Aluminum 
Oxide and while it is not suppose to be bioavailable it makes me 
uncomfortable knowing it is on the analysis sheet.
DE is also very powdery and fine, so is clay but it is not so fluffy so 
might be easier to work with. There is a lot of data on the absorptive 
and adsorptive properties of clay.


I would not buy Zeolite from an MLM, period. I used to buy 50lb bags for 
$25 and then it started being marketed in one pound net bags for $12.00 
at dog shows as a deodarizer.
I had been putting pounds of it in shallow boxes under the beds and couch 
to absorb
odors for years. But I would not have at $12.00 a pound. This was 20 
years ago.


Janet

Peter Converse wrote:

Hi Folks,
 As Steve mentioned regarding zeolite, it's just about impossible to 
find some unbiased information while researching, due to the MLM factor.
 It's kind of funny that he mentioned this because I have been recently 
looking into zeolite once again, trying to dig up some "truth". Man...is 
it ever hard to tell fact from fiction when it comes to this topic!!
 Back in 2007 I did try the MLM liquid zeolite for a few months and I 
did actually seem to notice some great improvements in the way I had 
been feeling, relative to heavy metal toxicity and overall immune 
health. The cost of the product kept me from going on with it any longer 
though.
 I am presently considering trying either the liquid zeolite (NCD) once 
again, trying Garry Gordon's nano zeolite product or giving the Zeolite 
Pure product a shot. Can anyone make any suggestions about any of these 
based on personal experiences or experiences of family members or close 
friends?
 Does anyone have any well grounded scientific facts about the 
effectiveness of any of these products to permanently bind toxins?
 The company selling the MLM brand has had so much controversy in its 
history I really don't know what I can believe from these people. I see 
their product testimonials and I have to wonder how much truth could be 
in any of them. Comments?
 What about alternatives to zeolite to serve the same purpose of binding 
and escorting heavy metals and other toxins from the body? Ideas?

 Many thanks,
 Peter



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RE: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work? (UNCLASSIFIED)

[Medwith, Robert J Mr CIV USA AMC]

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED
Caveats: NONE

I did a search you can even get big 50#
Bags from mining company.
Would this be safe.

Bob

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RE: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work? (UNCLASSIFIED)

[Renee]

If it's pure zeolite.  I knew a guy that bought cat litter.  Where he lived
there was a pure zeolite cat litter.  He just powdered that and took it. 
Sounds nasty, lol, but it works the same.  If it's been cleaned of
contaminants, then it's all the same thing, just different sized particles.

You want to know if there are contaminants so you may want to call the
company where you found that.   

Samala,
Renee
 
 
---Original Message---
 
I did a search you can even get big 50#
Bags from mining company.
Would this be safe.
 

RE: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work? (UNCLASSIFIED)

[scl555]

This is the best deal i could find on zeolite 
http://cgi.ebay.com/16-full-pounds-Genuine-Zeolite-20-flat-shipped-/300445939519?cmd=ViewItem&pt=Fertilizer_Soil_Amendments&hash=item45f3f9373f

Steve
 Renee  wrote: 

=
If it's pure zeolite.  I knew a guy that bought cat litter.  Where he lived
there was a pure zeolite cat litter.  He just powdered that and took it. 
Sounds nasty, lol, but it works the same.  If it's been cleaned of
contaminants, then it's all the same thing, just different sized particles.



You want to know if there are contaminants so you may want to call the
company where you found that.   



Samala,

Renee

 

 

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I did a search you can even get big 50#

Bags from mining company.

Would this be safe.


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Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work? (UNCLASSIFIED)

[Garrick]

There are some good zeloite deals on ebay.  I bought some a month ago
there from a different sellerHave not deployed it yet

g




On Sun, Jul 25, 2010 at 6:51 PM,  wrote:

> This is the best deal i could find on zeolite
> http://cgi.ebay.com/16-full-pounds-Genuine-Zeolite-20-flat-shipped-/300445939519?cmd=ViewItem&pt=Fertilizer_Soil_Amendments&hash=item45f3f9373f
>
> Steve
>  Renee  wrote:
>
> =
> If it's pure zeolite.  I knew a guy that bought cat litter.  Where he lived
> there was a pure zeolite cat litter.  He just powdered that and took it.
> Sounds nasty, lol, but it works the same.  If it's been cleaned of
> contaminants, then it's all the same thing, just different sized particles.
>
>
>
> You want to know if there are contaminants so you may want to call the
> company where you found that.
>
>
>
> Samala,
>
> Renee
>
>
>
>
>
> ---Original Message---
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>
>
> I did a search you can even get big 50#
>
> Bags from mining company.
>
> Would this be safe.
>
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Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work? (UNCLASSIFIED)

[Dorothy Fitzpatrick]

I've got it Robert, but my Mac has given you a certificate--whatever that 
means--and you now come through as normal.  dee

On 26 Jul 2010, at 13:10, Medwith, Robert J Mr CIV USA AMC wrote:

> Classification: UNCLASSIFIED
> Caveats: NONE
> 
> 
> Zeolite
> Would this help to take excess silver out
> Of the body. Some send me a message that this is getting out
> I cannot tell from my end. I get all the list messages,
> Some go to my junk file, but I do not get the ones I send.
> So I am never sure if they got out. I tried something new I
> Put the whole address down instead of my short cut.
> 
> Bob
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Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work? 25 July

[Sandee George]

Hi there Samala - thanks so very much for this feed back on the above,  
I have a friend, and in general here, where there is such a high  
percentage of diabetes due to the diet, sugar etc., that this is  
wonderful information to have
in hand, you can be sure I will share it with those who would be  
inclined to step outside of the main stream, so on behalf of all those  
who may benefit from your research - thank you.I have been given  
the exact advice by many doctors who do not want to know because it  
will spoil their extra income, not to mention possibly getting the  
book thrown at them.

Regards
Sincerely
Sandee


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Re: CS>Zeolite - Does it Really Work? 25 July

[Renee]

Yes, how sad, huh?

Samala,
Renee--who has just written the lady and asked why there has been such a
price increase. 
 
 
 
 
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Many doctors who do not want to know because it
will spoil their extra income, not to mention possibly getting the
book thrown at them.