Guest guest Posted November 13, 2005 Report Share Posted November 13, 2005 I took one of the products heralded on the recommendations page of the above site, dida search and produced some information about Ziolite. The following article does not disprove anything on the 'Health-Post' site, however, it raises my eyebrow. " Danger - Don't Eat Zeolite! The newest Multi-Level-Marketing product called Natural Cellular Defense is already being spammed all over the Internet, and people are signing up in droves to sell the stuff. It is claimed that it will " Kill epithelial cancer cells, 100% kill rate, Detoxify heavy metals all toxins easily, and Disables viral replication by capturing viral components within it's cage like structure. " It is claimed that it is completely " non-toxic " mineral called Zeolite. Sounds great, right? All you need to do is eat some each day. But look for long-term animal or human toxicity studies, and you will find none. Then do a google search for zeolite and cancer, and you find something very scary: zeolite is a known cause of one of the most deadly cancers: mesothelioma. You see, zeolite is a fibrous volcanic mineral, like asbestos. And, like asbestos, it can likely cause cancer of the most sensitive epithelial cells, those surrounding the lung. This it the cancer that killed actor Steve McQueen (he raced cars in asbestos suits). " The site speaks to many areas whereby people can defeat cancer and the glowing information immediately puts this former Criminal Investigator into 'suspicion mode'. Additionally, while Mulit-Level-Makreting schemes should not automatically create the atmosphere of deception, it should make us look at motives. Yet everything, including the foods we believe are beneficial have a price tag and a profit structure to them. Multi-Level-Marketing, however, raises this to a different level requiring us to be more diligent. Me? I will continue to examine the products 'suggested' on this site but with healthy skepticism trying to 'Prove all things and holding fast to those that prove true'. It is also evident the contrary article above is in regard to a powder substance rather than the liquid spoken about on the Health-Post site. Adding the 'suggested' protocols to one's daily regimen would quickly deplete the assets of all but the most affluent on our list. Joe C. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2005 Report Share Posted November 27, 2005 Can anyone recommend a doctor in Manhatten to write me a perscription for LDN Thanks. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2005 Report Share Posted November 27, 2005 www.health-post.com Good links on cancer and cancer info Regards Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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