Ivan: Fantastic... I bet there are quality earths in your area...
Those mud pools are amazing. Where there are mud pools formed via geothermal activity, there are often usable clay deposits nearby. The muds themselves can be quite therapuetic, and often contain a substantial amount of smectite clay. Thanks for the response! New Zealand has always been quite appealing to me. Kind Regards, Jason ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ivan Anderson" <i...@win.co.nz> To: <silver-list@eskimo.com> Sent: Monday, December 02, 2002 12:47 AM Subject: RE: CS>ORMUS and stills > 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> >
