NATURAL CELLULAR DEFENSE [ZEOLITE]

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By Dr. Howenstine, MD.

August 24, 2006

NewsWithViews.com

The pharmaceutical industry earns one trillion dollars each year

from the sale of chemotherapy drugs. If anyone thinks that this

industry will soon be bringing forth a new therapy that will cure

cancer they may wish to revaluate this thinking. These people are

brilliant at controlling the media and encouraging the public

that " the cure is just around the corner. " If they were to cure

cancer it would be the biggest mistake they have ever made and they

are not accustomed to making mistakes.

One of the key factors in successful therapy of cancer is removal of

toxic metals (mercury, arsenic, lead, cadmium, aluminum, iron,

uranium etc.) from the body.

Reference:-

http://www.newswithviews.com/Howenstine/james48.htm

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I still have some Waiora and have used it because I bought it. However,

the original experiments that confirmed the cancer protection that I

read were done with dry zeolites and that is generally what I use. I

bought my Waiora for about $75/bottle, which in terms of zeolite

content is ridiculously expensive. My supplier in NJ charges about $19/

bottle and the concentration is very high. Note that zeolites may

actually cause cancer when you breath them, from what I have read. I

have a mouth full of mercury, so I look for anything that may lesson

that problem till I can have them removed properly. No dentist around

here is versed in their removal .

Regards, Jim

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> Hi:

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> Do you use zeolite? In what form do you get it and take it? What

> are your personal results? From what source do you buy it?

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> I noticed that the source of the referenced product Waiora, is

> high-priced and hard-sell and Waiora is clearly MLM. Four little

> bottles of Waiora NCD (Natural Cellular Defense) cost $200.

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> It is likely that some of these claims are exaggerated and also

> embellished by combining benefits of multiple therapies in the

> article about NCD. If zeolite is this good, a company with more

> reasonable pricing will have a similar product at a more reasonable

> price. MLM is always more expensive. I just never buy from MLM on

> principle if I can avoid it. I hope someone can point us to another

> source for those interested.

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Hi:

When I called him, he said that now they only sell the powder and the

pebbles. They no longer sell anything else, according to him and

nothing for human consumption (unless they just do it for existing

customers). Since the research has been done with the solid stuff, I

wouldn't trust the liquid to work as well, especially not those

little expensive bottles from Waiora where the dose is a few drops

twice a day. They cite the research of others, done with a product

that has hundreds of times the dose of zeolite as representing what

their product will do. That is the typical fraud and high price that

comes with MLM.

At 11:47 AM 8/26/2006, you wrote:

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>I still have some Waiora and have used it because I bought it. However,

>the original experiments that confirmed the cancer protection that I

>read were done with dry zeolites and that is generally what I use. I

>bought my Waiora for about $75/bottle, which in terms of zeolite

>content is ridiculously expensive. My supplier in NJ charges about $19/

>bottle and the concentration is very high. Note that zeolites may

>actually cause cancer when you breath them, from what I have read. I

>have a mouth full of mercury, so I look for anything that may lesson

>that problem till I can have them removed properly. No dentist around

>here is versed in their removal .

>

>Regards, Jim

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> > Hi:

> >

> > Do you use zeolite? In what form do you get it and take it? What

> > are your personal results? From what source do you buy it?

> >

> > I noticed that the source of the referenced product Waiora, is

> > high-priced and hard-sell and Waiora is clearly MLM. Four little

> > bottles of Waiora NCD (Natural Cellular Defense) cost $200.

> >

> > It is likely that some of these claims are exaggerated and also

> > embellished by combining benefits of multiple therapies in the

> > article about NCD. If zeolite is this good, a company with more

> > reasonable pricing will have a similar product at a more reasonable

> > price. MLM is always more expensive. I just never buy from MLM on

> > principle if I can avoid it. I hope someone can point us to another

> > source for those interested.

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