Re: DE was RE: Gross problem

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I'm interested in buying some but the Postage and handling is outrageous in the

places I've found selling it.

I have a question also, How does it deal with a human bowel, is it as binding

as it sounds?

Katy Brezger

http://to-reverse-diabetes.blogspot.com/

When you get to where there is nothing left but God in your life,

you then realize he was all you ever really needed.

DE was RE: Gross problem

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[Guest guest]

Ok, I've got some of this miraculous stuff in my possession, how do

I use it? No, not for my dogs, for me? What dosages etc.....

Katy B.

>

> Ok, I hate it when people don't cite their references to medical

research

> but here is what one site says:

>

> http://wolfcreekranch1.tripod.com/defaq.html

>

> MORE DIATOMACEOUS EARTH BENEFITS: Food grade diatomaceous earth

has been

> reported in scientific literature to absorb methyl mercury, e-coli,

> endotoxins, viruses (including poliovirus), organophosphate

pesticide

> residues, drug resides, and protein, perhaps even the

proteinaceous toxins

> produced by some intestinal infections. Food grade diatomaceous

earth

> detoxes.

> There are some features about food grade diatomaceous earth that

correspond

> with its ability as both a digestive aid and a colon cleanser. The

honeycomb

> skeletal form of diatomaceous earth is found, under microscopic

evaluation

> to reveal a tendency to become filled and clogged with hard debris

such as

> intestinal scale. Food grade diatomaceous earth has not been found

to cause

> any insult to the mucousa or barrier wall.

> Diatomaceous earth has a negative charge and bacteria has a

positive charge,

>

> It's all very interesting and I'm glad the questions were asked!

I always

> learn more during discussions like this.

>

> Dawn

>

[Guest guest]

>

I drink a tablespoon of DE every day in my fresh veggie juice.

> Ok, I hate it when people don't cite their references to medical

research

> but here is what one site says:

>

> http://wolfcreekranch1.tripod.com/defaq.html

>

> MORE DIATOMACEOUS EARTH BENEFITS: Food grade diatomaceous earth has

been

> reported in scientific literature to absorb methyl mercury, e-coli,

> endotoxins, viruses (including poliovirus), organophosphate

pesticide

> residues, drug resides, and protein, perhaps even the proteinaceous

toxins

> produced by some intestinal infections. Food grade diatomaceous

earth

> detoxes.

> There are some features about food grade diatomaceous earth that

correspond

> with its ability as both a digestive aid and a colon cleanser. The

honeycomb

> skeletal form of diatomaceous earth is found, under microscopic

evaluation

> to reveal a tendency to become filled and clogged with hard debris

such as

> intestinal scale. Food grade diatomaceous earth has not been found

to cause

> any insult to the mucousa or barrier wall.

> Diatomaceous earth has a negative charge and bacteria has a

positive charge,

> wherein it is believed by some that food grade diatomaceous earth

sweeps

> bacteria out of the body by trapping it in it's honeycomb shaped

skeletal

> form.

> There is no withdrawal period when given to milking or feed

animals. No

> toxins. Decreased mortality, increased milk production, decreased

mastitis,

> better feed conversion.

>

> Now onto some studies:

>

> http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=ArticleURL & _udi=B7XNX-

4MY6TD0-2 & _us

>

er=10 & _rdoc=1 & _fmt= & _orig=search & _sort=d & view=c & _acct=C000050221 & _vers

ion=1 &

> _urlVersion=0 & _userid=10 & md5=bf9d4f775618ece0484a42f3445b5817

>

> or

>

> http://tinyurl.com/2wc8ky

>

> Acid products adsorbed in diatomaceous earth beneficially influence

the

> microbial environment in the gastrointestinal tract of piglets post-

weaning

>

> L.L. Mikkelsena, , , E. Virtanenb and B.B. Jensena

> aDanish Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Research Centre Foulum,

DK-8830

> Tjele, Denmark

> bKemira GrowHow Oy, Finland

>

> Available online 31 January 2007.

>

>

>

> Abstract

> The effect of two acid products, CH01-141 and CH01-186 on the

microbial

> ecosystem and on survival of the diarrhoea causing E. coli O149:K88

in the

> gastrointestinal tract of newly weaned four-week-old piglets was

> investigated. The results showed that piglets fed with the CH01-141

and

> CH01-186 products had a significantly lower pH and significantly

higher

> concentration of lactic acid in the distal small intestine as

compared with

> piglets fed the control diet without any acid product. The CH01-141

product

> also tended to increase the number of lactobacilli in the small

intestine

> and decreased the number of yeasts throughout the gastrointestinal

tract as

> compared with the control group. Besides this, the in vitro

survival rate of

> E. coli O149:K88 tended to be lower in content from the distal small

> intestine of the CH01-141 fed piglets. In conclusion, the acid

products,

> especially CH01-141, may have a beneficial effect on diminishing

pathogenic

> bacteria, such as E. coli O149:K88, and thus improving gut health

of piglets

> around weaning.

>

> __________________________

>

>

> It's all very interesting and I'm glad the questions were asked! I

always

> learn more during discussions like this.

>

> Dawn

>