Zeolites v Bentonite Clays

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*Hi & Duncan:

While I respect your opinions on bentonite clay, the experimental work

done on powdered zeolites on cancer a few years ago was eye opening...

can't recall for sure which University did the testing, but I am

thinking Michigan. That put powdered zeolites in rare air scientifically.*

*

Do bentonite clays work as well or better than zeolites? Could be, but

that is not what I am addressing here. However, when people have cancer

and are putting their lives on the line for curative treatments, they

generally want strong assurance that it will do what they are hoping.

Zeolites did the trick and nothing tested ever has ever compared as far

as I know. Even if bentonite clays do as well in cleaning up the system

as zeolites (which was their modus operandi)... they are both literally

" dirt " cheap.*

*

Liquid zeolites have been sold on the shirt collar of powdered

zeolites. They are outrageously expensive by comparison, were never

tested, and really have no place in this discussion.* *I can't believe

they are still sold, considering.*

*Regards,

Jim*

On 10/3/2011 1:30 PM, Cody wrote:

> I found a Dumor brand of MSM at the local tractor supply. 2 lbs for

> 17 bucks.. tastes just as nasty as the more expensive brands...

> Unfortunately they don't carry DMSO, that I had to get from Amazon.

> Got the book too... scanned it and now reading from beginning...

> think I up to chapt 3 or 4...

>

> as for zeolite... seems that bentonite clay does the same thing.

>

> C.