A few years ago I visited Hamilton, NZ, and went to an area there which is sacred to the Maori -- a mesmerizing place of bubbling pools of molten clay, steam spouts, and so on. I could have stayed a lifetime. Pure magic. But the tour guides dragged me away. I would not be at all surprised if this area has healing clays. I have a strong sensitivity to energy fields, and this place had quite a "charge" to it. The name does not come to mine -- Remoura? Ivan, do you know?
JBB Ivan Anderson wrote: > > Jason, > > Thank you for a most informative and interesting post. > I have found your previous messages on the subject of healing clays > extremely interesting also, and I will investigate further as time > permits, as I feel there must be some good clays here in New > Zealand... there certainly are for potting, which was a hat I wore for > some years in the distant past. > > NZ is quite thermally active, and there are a number of sites with > bubbling mud pools and so on. I wonder if these clays would be worth > investigating. The marriage of silver and healing clay sounds like a > great idea from outside the square. Please keep us informed of your > progress. > > Kind Regards > Ivan. > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Jason Eaton [mailto:ey...@lvcm.com] > > Sent: Saturday, 30 November 2002 8:39 a.m. > > To: *Silver-List* > > Subject: Re: CS>ORMUS and stills > > > > > > Ivan: > > > > Indeed, mysteries prevail... Unfortunately, the ORMUS > > products that are > > available that CAN be studied are not the same as Hudson's > > products. I had > > the privilege many years ago to examine some of Hudson's > > monotomic gold and > > Iridium - when Hudson's dream was still alive and fresh in > > the mind of those > > investing in his project. Holding the Iridium in your hand > > was like burying > > your hand in a large bin of sea salt for hours, only the feeling was > > hundreds of times more potent. > > > > I have always been interested in the monoatomic elements, > > as reportedly the > > healing clays are rich with them. This is one reason why I > > have been so > > diligent in attempting to find natural and unprocessed > > clays to study, as my > > understanding is that any processing of substances with > > monoatomic elements > > greatly effects them -- just like Aloe Vera. > > > > On a related note, I just had a wonderful meeting with > > Thierry Brunet and > > his wife from France, of the "Buruli Busters" ( > > http://www.burulibusters.com ) organization. His mother heads the > > non-profit relief effort in Africa, and he has been touring > > the world > > meeting with the top pelotherapy practitioners and clay > > scientists of the > > world. > > > > We have yet another recent documented case of severe > > mercury poisoning ( > > this one nearly lethal, with symptoms including comas, a stroke, and > > neurological abnormalities )being eliminated within one > > week of clay baths > > made with larger amounts of Montmorillonite, and Illite > > taken internally. > > Final questions remain on the best way to pull the mercury from the > > head/brain region, but all symptoms have been completely > > eliminated. Blood > > tests have been taken for a comparison, but the results are > > not back as of > > yet. An analysis will be done on the "used clay" itself, as well. > > > > I believe at this point I have sufficient evidence, > > although anectodtal, on > > the efficacy of silver as combined with clay against at least viral > > conditions, due to repeated successes done by comparing the > > action of silver > > alone, clay alone, and silver and clay combined against > > various forms of > > herpes breakouts. In the future, we hope to test the clay silver > > combination with the Buruli ulcers. > > > > Silver alone is not likely to be effective against this > > condition due to the > > fact that it is nearly impossible to deliver anything to > > infected tissues > > ( while in the beginning treatment stages ). Somehow, > > although no scientist > > or expert to date has discovered how, the illite, when > > placed on the body > > externally, is reaching the infection site through > > prolonged treatment. I > > believe that silver added to this mica clay, at least in > > the later stages of > > treatment, will vastly improve tissue healing, and may help > > to avoid the > > unpleasant side effects often encountered about mid-way through the > > treatment ( the immune system tends to breakdown and the > > individual can > > become quite ill for a period of time ). > > > > Such work on my end has been very slow going. I've been > > having problems > > identifying the difference in efficacy of the various > > clays, and think I've > > finally isolated one factor in the smectite class of clays: > > It appears that > > high sodium bentonites/montmorillonites are far less > > effective then their > > "virgin" counterparts when used on the body. > > > > Kind Regards, > > > > Jason > > -- > The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. > > Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: http://silverlist.org > > To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com > > Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html > > List maintainer: Mike Devour <mdev...@eskimo.com>
