Re: kidney failure - Warning - Gadolinium Based Contrasting Agents

[Guest guest]

Please tell your friend not to get any MRIs with contrasting agents. There is a

new disease and it can be FATAL. It's called nephrogenic systemic fibrosis (NSF)

and I believe I have it without having kidney problems. I had 13 MRIs with these

contrasting agents and it is a painful, debilitating disease. Heavy metal

toxicity is not fun.

http://www.propublica.org/series/general-electric-omniscan

http://www.icnfdr.org/

http://www.globalfibrosis.org/

I too think the MMS won't hurt. After all it cleans out pathogens and if you do

that it helps but this is not medical advice.

Take care,

Sharon

>

> Well, with him already being on dialysis it's hard to say what will

> help--but I have a 65 year old friend who's kidneys were functioning at only

> 1/3 normal capacity. They told her this happens in 'old age' and didn't put

> her on medicine, but told her to be careful of what she ate, and drink a lot

> of water, blah blah--because if it got worse she'd have to go on dialysis.

>

> When she told me I suggested powdered zeolite, as I know another person that

> claimed it saved her kidney. I told my friend that I had no proof, but that

> it certainly wouldn't hurt her to try. The other person I met used Wayoria

> NCD, that really expensive liquid zeolite.

>

> Since I had done a lot of research before on zeolite I've come to the

> conclusion that it's best to buy powder and either take it plain on a spoon

> or to mix it into a liquid yourself, and not pay for any liquid zeolite.

>

> So my friend ordered some zeolite from the web. She tried taking a

> tablespoon of it, and didn't like doing that, so since she had a capsule

> machine she filled 12 capsules a day with powdered zeolite, and took 6 in

> the morning and 6 in the evening.

>

> In one month she went back to her doctor, who ran more tests and her kidneys

> were up to 95% function! He refused to ask what she was doing because he

> knows she likes alternative stuff, but told her whatever she was doing, to

> keep doing it. She quit taking the zeolite and it's been 6 months and her

> kidneys are still fine. Personally I'd still be taking zeolite once a week

> or so, or one week out of each month, just to KEEP them working at capacity.

> But--she's happy and feeling great, and doesn't like taking pills, so she

> stopped and is still good.

>

> Notice--I did not say cured.

>

> Samala,

>

>

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>

> He is with both of is kidneys on dialyse(dont know if i spell right??)due

> too diabete?(same here! heh)so he as to go get is blood clean twice a week,,

> now we need help to know if we can help him with mms without hurting him

> more thank you,,,

>