--zeolite question...

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This has been sitting on my table and I want to try it but as with any

other supplement, kind of nervous. Special6mom on this list said her

son regressed from it--how common is this. Also, on CK2 someone was

mentioning mushrooms in zeolite (I may have misunderstood this post so

don't quote me--they are recent posts). Anyone else can chime in

here. Will it increase yeast? Any suggestions to starting this?

Thanks, ....Beth

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I'll do the best that I can, Beth.It is common enough to get some healing regression and common not to.  So many people seem to start out at one drop a day, and work up slowly and carefully from there.  I was not too nervous, but I was careful and lucky.I can see it being beneficial to mushrooms, but not at the same time we are taking it.  So perhaps someone can chime in with what that was all about.The zeolite is not nutritious:  it is a sieve that catches heavy metals, and even small parts of some pathogens, making their lives more difficult.  Yeast loves to grow on some chelation agents in the gut but not on raw zeolite, that I know of.  The only other suggestion is to see how much heavy metal is moved by zeolite with a provocation test;  if you haven't already over spent the family budget on therapies.  <www.askdrlyn.com>  If lots of metals show up, great.  Otherwise it might be better to get diet sorted out, with some supplements to aid detoxification naturally.  Then try the zeolite again.This has been sitting on my table and I want to try it but as with any other supplement, kind of nervous. Special6mom on this list said her son regressed from it--how common is this. Also, on CK2 someone was mentioning mushrooms in zeolite (I may have misunderstood this post so don't quote me--they are recent posts). Anyone else can chime in here. Will it increase yeast? Any suggestions to starting this? Thanks, ....Beth