Re: Re: Strange side effect

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On 10/28/2009, G (luckylot@...) wrote:

> We actually tried DMSA (again, before we gave it to our son) and he

> had absolutely no response to it, none whatsoever. He has no

> amalgalm fillings and no other signs of heavy metal poisoning, except

> maybe memory loss, but he also suffered quite a few concusions during

> his football years which could contribute to that. He does have high

> cholesterol and I am wondering if stripping the arterial walls can do

> this? Or even maybe die off from some sort of latent virus, etc?

>

> Would the clay help with any of those things?

Clay is awesome for pretty much any/everything, even if you consider

yourself healthy.

If I was sick, or advising someone I knew who was sick, clay would be #1

on my list of *must* do's...

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On 10/29/2009, G (luckylot@...) wrote:

> I just bought some benonite clay (spelling?) and can't wait for all

> of us to begin using it....although, can a nursing mother use it?

> Probably not, like everything else on the no-no list for

> breastfeeding moms, grrrr.

Actually, I think it would be fine.

I do however recommend joining the eytonsearth mail list for questions

like this - is one of the nicest and most knowledgable guys I know

online...

eytonsearth/

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Hi . Go to www.aboutclay.com and there is a place where you can ask a question. Also lots of info there. Orrilia

From: G <luckylot@...> Sent: Thu, October 29, 2009 11:18:09 AMSubject: [ ] Re: Strange side effect

I just bought some benonite clay (spelling?) and can't wait for all of us to begin using it....although, can a nursing mother use it? Probably not, like everything else on the no-no list for breastfeeding moms, grrrr.> > We actually tried DMSA (again, before we gave it to our son) and he> > had absolutely no response to it, none whatsoever. He has no> > amalgalm fillings and no other signs of heavy metal poisoning, except> > maybe memory loss, but he also suffered quite a few concusions during> > his football years which could contribute to that. He does have high>

> cholesterol and I am wondering if stripping the arterial walls can do> > this? Or even maybe die off from some sort of latent virus, etc?> > > > Would the clay help with any of those things?> > Clay is awesome for pretty much any/everything, even if you consider> yourself healthy.> > If I was sick, or advising someone I knew who was sick, clay would be #1> on my list of *must* do's...>__________________________________________________