algae

[Guest guest]

Hi Isn't algae the filtering system for toxins in the water. Wouldn't it be a bad idea to eat something that absorbs all the toxins from the water?

kelly

[Guest guest]

try spraying baking soda on the ground near the house or borax.

I mix up a solution in warm water of either and use a sprayer which

was bought at home depot and will never have insectisides in it.,

barb1283 <barb1283@...> wrote:

I tested REALLY allergic to algae. I don't have any inside home but I

have a huge Maple tree that is about 100 years old and bigger than this

two story house that is covered with algae about 6 feet from front

door.

I buy algaecide that I have sprayed on concrete around house and it

kills it for about a year. I could spray that up to about 10 feet

perhaps on a still air day but don't know if that would do any good and

if the algaecide would still get into house air anyway.

Any ideas on how to handle this?

I have been here 15 years. There was a time when none of this bothered

me.

[Guest guest]

Interesting about the algae discussion. I JUST received this (Friday a.m.): Take what you like and leave the rest..........Shari

In an excerpt from the book "Conscious Eating" by Dr. Cousens, MD MD(H), Director of the Tree of Life Rejuvenation Center in Arizona, he states that the chlorophyll-rich AFA (Aphanizomenon flos-aquae) from Klamath Lake in Oregon can protect against radiation. Our E3Live is wild-harvested, organic AFA.Here is an excerpt from the book:"Foods containing chlorophyll have long been known to protect against radiation. Generally speaking, any green foods have chlorophyll. From 1959 to 1961, the Chief of the US Army Nutrition Branch in Chicago found that high-chlorophyll foods reduced the effects of radiation on guinea pigs by 50%. This includes all chlorophyll foods: cabbage, leafy green vegetables, spirulina, chlorella, wheatgrass, any sprouts, and the blue-green algae from Klamath Lake called Aphanizomenon flos-aquae (AFA). This variety of blue-green algae is an excellent antiradiation food because of its high cellular immutability and high regenerative energy, as well as it high chlorophyll content. It should be taken in a dose of four capsules (1 gram) four times per day for one week before, and several weeks after, radiation exposure."After the World's last worst nuclear disaster at Chernobyl, Russia, doctors were known to treat patients with algae. Numerous scientists and doctors throughout the world studied the effect of algae in treating those who suffered from radiation effect.

[Guest guest]

Yes, Shari - that was the algae from our company that was used after Chernobyl.

People got great results.

Carol

>

> Interesting about the algae discussion. I JUST received this (Friday a.m.):

Take what you like and leave the rest..........Shari

>

> In an excerpt from the book " Conscious Eating " by Dr. Cousens, MD

MD(H), Director of the Tree of Life Rejuvenation Center in Arizona, he states

that the chlorophyll-rich AFA (Aphanizomenon flos-aquae) from Klamath Lake in

Oregon can protect against radiation. Our E3Live is wild-harvested, organic AFA.

>

> Here is an excerpt from the book:

>

> " Foods containing chlorophyll have long been known to protect against

radiation. Generally speaking, any green foods have chlorophyll. From 1959 to

1961, the Chief of the US Army Nutrition Branch in Chicago found that

high-chlorophyll foods reduced the effects of radiation on guinea pigs by 50%.

This includes all chlorophyll foods: cabbage, leafy green vegetables, spirulina,

chlorella, wheatgrass, any sprouts, and the blue-green algae from Klamath Lake

called Aphanizomenon flos-aquae (AFA). This variety of blue-green algae is an

excellent antiradiation food because of its high cellular immutability and high

regenerative energy, as well as it high chlorophyll content. It should be taken

in a dose of four capsules (1 gram) four times per day for one week before, and

several weeks after, radiation exposure. "

>

> After the World's last worst nuclear disaster at Chernobyl, Russia, doctors

were known to treat patients with algae. Numerous scientists and doctors

throughout the world studied the effect of algae in treating those who suffered

from radiation effect.

>

[Guest guest]

I take the liquid algae that comes to me frozen and I keep it in the freezer. We only thaw as much as we can use in 5 days. I love the new Brain On. Yeowza!

Shari