Re: ES is toxic -(Want to reconsider?)

[Guest guest]

http://www.doityourself.com/garden/fertilizewithepsomsalts.htm

http://www.webgate.net/~welchiro/ice.html

http://www.waterfall2000.com/a-z/enviro.htm

This is just to help an animal but you'll see what it does for the fecal

matter in this case.

http://fig.cox.miami.edu/Faculty/Dana/ileus.html

If it were a toxin then floating in it would certainly be a deadly

adventure.

http://www.floatworks.com/float.htm

And last, but not least, take note of the PHYSICAL DANGERS

http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/ipcsneng/neng1197.html

Dale

> The way I understand it ES is a toxic substance otherwise it would

> not cause the body to purge as it does during the flush - this is why

> it works. Everything opens up so that the body can rid itself of this

> toxic substance. ES is a drug that causes a loosening reaction which

> just happens to further aid the body by allowing these stones and

> other things that have built up in it to become free. They then all

> can ride the wave of oil and grapefruit juice down the pipe into the

> toilet (and then, in my case, into the freezer for show and tell.)

> This is how I see it. I never considered ES to be something that my

> body wanted inside it or needed. It just causes this beneficial

> reaction under the given circumstances. This is how I see it and,

> correct or not, it helps me to resolve the fact that I am putting

> something so vile into my body. I think it is an important part of

> the flush and inspite of the awful taste (;p) will continue to use it.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dale,

These are great links. I think I'll only use magnesium sulphate as a

mild laxative. Not for floating on 700 gallons of it to reduce

stress, or handling large storage volumes of it, or starting a

campfire with it and possibly breathing the fumes. hahaha

Barry.

> http://www.doityourself.com/garden/fertilizewithepsomsalts.htm

> http://www.webgate.net/~welchiro/ice.html

> http://www.waterfall2000.com/a-z/enviro.htm

> This is just to help an animal but you'll see what it does for the

fecal

> matter in this case.

> http://fig.cox.miami.edu/Faculty/Dana/ileus.html

> If it were a toxin then floating in it would certainly be a deadly

> adventure.

> http://www.floatworks.com/float.htm

>

> And last, but not least, take note of the PHYSICAL DANGERS

> http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/ipcsneng/neng1197.html

>

> Dale

>

>

>

> > The way I understand it ES is a toxic substance otherwise it would

> > not cause the body to purge as it does during the flush - this is

why

> > it works. Everything opens up so that the body can rid itself of

this

> > toxic substance. ES is a drug that causes a loosening reaction

which

> > just happens to further aid the body by allowing these stones and

> > other things that have built up in it to become free. They then

all

> > can ride the wave of oil and grapefruit juice down the pipe into

the

> > toilet (and then, in my case, into the freezer for show and tell.)

> > This is how I see it. I never considered ES to be something that

my

> > body wanted inside it or needed. It just causes this beneficial

> > reaction under the given circumstances. This is how I see it and,

> > correct or not, it helps me to resolve the fact that I am putting

> > something so vile into my body. I think it is an important part of

> > the flush and inspite of the awful taste (;p) will continue to

use it.

> >

> >

> >