Re: TY Patty Silica

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Patty,

You made sense of that for me. It also explains why she recommends it at Level II (and not to start out, and not if there are implants present). It reminds me of how many vaccinations are actually just large doses of what you're being vaccinated against ---or used to be. (ie: flu, snake venom, etc.)

I'm learning something valuable every day from everyone on here.

THANK YOU!!!

Brigite

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In a message dated 7/14/2006 1:54:39 AM Eastern Standard Time, glory2glory1401@... writes:

Brigite,

Silica 6X is a homeopathic preparation. Homeopathics works on the principal of "like cures like", (The Law of Similars) and the preparations are greatly diluted forms of the primary offender. The suggestion is that by introducting these substances in greatly diluted form, the body will fight to heal itself.

Of course, there is controversy regarding its application, but there are a great number of people who claim that it has worked for them.

One of our group members stated that the homeopathic remedy silica worked wonders for her in regards to her hair loss issue.

Silica is the organic, natural substance found in the earth.

Silicone is a man-made polymer. They are similar in chemical composition, but one is just natural and one is not. It's my opinion that just as there are natural hormones that work naturally in the body, and there are synthetic hormones that work in the body, they are just NOT the same thing and do NOT produce the same results. Synthetics are just more dangerous, in my opinion.

That is not to say silica in its natural form is safe. It can be dangerous in excess.

And I guess, that is what we are dealing with, an unatural form in excess in a human body that has no need for it.

Patty

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Actually, even on one website I read, it suggested as a precaution that those with implants should not take the homeopathic silica! But that works for us! As far as we are concerned, if we have been explanted, maybe that is just what we need to take to prompt the body to give up any silica residues! Just a thought... By the way, I bought some silica and took it with no adverse side effects. Homeopathics are inexpensive preparations and can be found in most health food stores. PattyKissofSadness@... wrote: Patty, You made sense of that for me. It also explains why she recommends it at Level II (and not to start out, and not if there are implants present). It reminds me of how many vaccinations are actually just large doses of what you're being vaccinated against ---or used to be. (ie: flu, snake venom, etc.) I'm learning something valuable every day from everyone on here. THANK YOU!!! Brigite ....................... In a message dated 7/14/2006 1:54:39 AM Eastern Standard Time, glory2glory1401@... writes: Brigite, Silica 6X is a homeopathic preparation. Homeopathics works on the principal of "like cures like", (The Law of Similars) and the preparations are greatly diluted forms of the primary offender. The suggestion is that by introducting these substances in greatly diluted form, the body will fight to heal itself. Of course, there is controversy regarding its application, but there are a great number of people who claim that it has worked for them. One of our group members stated that the homeopathic remedy silica worked wonders for her in regards to her hair loss issue. Silica is the organic, natural substance found in the earth. Silicone is a man-made polymer. They are similar in chemical composition, but one is just natural and one is not. It's my opinion that just as there are natural hormones that work

naturally in the body, and there are synthetic hormones that work in the body, they are just NOT the same thing and do NOT produce the same results. Synthetics are just more dangerous, in my opinion. That is not to say silica in its natural form is safe. It can be dangerous in excess. And I guess, that is what we are dealing with, an unatural form in excess in a human body that has no need for it. Patty

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