charcoal

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Neet story Steph,

I've been using charcoal for a while now (the non bamboo variety though). It

really helps me to sleep at night if I take it before bed. Though I don't do

this every night as some of my sleeping probs are from a lack of b vitamins as

Dan on this forum pointed out

So some nights ill just take some magnesium, b vitamins and my probiotics.

Activated charcoal is really good for me to take 1 hour after a sauna/coffee

enema/gb flush as well.

Brad

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> People who have racing pigeons (some worth $100's thousands of dollars

> each) routinely give activated charcoal to their birds if they get sick

> or diseased. I had a pigeon that lived over 17 years with liver

> cancer. I kept him alive with the liver cancer for three years by

> giving him charcoal which he ate on his own free will liberally in

> chunks, along with inexpensive immune essentials )has muchrooms) from

> Swansons. If you are vitamin or mineral deficient you HAVE to be

> careful of charcoal because it does take it from your body along with

> the toxins. I have had people argue this point with me ferociously, but

> the facts are the facts from experience. I took it once when I was

> very deficient and got so weak and ill I havn't been brave enough to try

> again since. Also the pigeon magazines will tell you if you put your

> bird on charcoal you also have to load them up with vitamins and

> minerals. These pigeon people in Europe have done this for centuries

> and they give their birds EXPENSIVE alternative meds. and things that

> you and I can scarcely afford. It is interesting to me how a sick

> pigeon will eat tons of chacoal on their own if you just give them a

> dish of the charcoal chunks. Somehow they know it takes out the poison

> and even kills fungus and bad bacteria to a degree. ESSENTIAL for

> removing toxins when killing cancer cells and will improve survival rate

> by 50%.

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> Just thought I'd pass along that little tid bit.

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> Steph

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