French Green Clay for Detox, MRSA & More

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FRENCH GREEN CLAY FOR DETOX AND MORE!

French Green clay has the ability to remove toxic metals and chemical

residues, bacteria, and blood toxins with virtually no side effects

of constipation, diarrhea, or stomach cramping. FGC is known to

remove radiation, arsenic, lead, mercury, and aluminum amid other

toxic metals in less than six weeks.

Also, FGC may have some antibiotic properties as well!

Scientists in England have discovered a new and highly effective

weapon against deadly super bugs like the MRSA sweeping through dirty

hospital wards – green French muck.

The dramatic antibiotic success of agricur, a clay made from ancient

volcanic ash found in the mountains of central France, marks it out

as a potential rival to penicillin, the wonder drug of the 20th

century. In experiments, the clay killed up to 99 per cent of

superbug colonies within 24 hours. Control samples of MRSA

(methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus) grew 45-fold in the

same period.

The clay has a similar effect on other deadly bacteria tested,

including salmonella, E. coli, and a flesh-eating disease called

buruli, a relative of leprosy which disfigures children across

central and western Africa. Buruli has been classed as " an emerging

public health threat " by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Dr. Lynda and Dr. Haydel of Arizona State University

presented the results of their research on agricur and other clays to

the Geological Society of America's annual meeting in Denver last

week, on October 28.

" We have found several antibacterial clays, " said Dr. , a

mineralogist who is trying to work out the chemicals that make them

special. " We have multiple working hypotheses. Our primary hypothesis

is that the clay minerals transfer elements, not yet identified, to

the bacteria that impede their metabolic function.

" It is entirely possible that it is not one single element that is

toxic to the bacteria, but a combination of elements and chemical

conditions that attack the bacteria from different angles so as to

overwhelm their defence systems, " she said.

Another possibility, less likely but potentially more significant, is

that the clays work through a physical rather than a biochemical

process. In that case, bacteria might never develop resistance.

Clay has long been used as a health treatment in spas, but that is

because it holds heat longer than water, and draws toxins out of the

skin. Clay is also sometimes eaten as a folk remedy for nausea. " It's

fascinating, " said Dr. Haydel, a microbiologist. " Here we are

bridging geology, microbiology, cell biology. A year ago, I'd look at

the clay and say, 'Well, that's dirt.' "

The effectiveness of the French green clays, which are mostly made of

minerals called smectite and illite, was first demonstrated by Line

Brunet de Courssou, a French doctor fighting buruli at clinics in

Ivory Coast and Guinea.

When she approached the WHO in 2002 with 50 case studies showing how

the flesh-eating disease had been halted by her clay poultices, the

organisation described her work as " impressive " but denied her

funding because of a lack of scientific evidence. After de Courssou's

death, her son, Thierry, went looking on the internet for scientists

willing to test Agricur and found Dr. , who has specialised

in the study of clay.

If human trials prove successful, it could save thousands of lives a

year.

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On Jan 13, 2008 7:44 PM, Walter Malinowski wrote:

... I seem to have missed it. Does the link/ write up include

> preparation of the substance to be ingested or applied topically?

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> Walter

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> From: szukipoo

> I recently posted to this list or cures for cancer a study of several

> herbs/flowers that immediately cure MRSA.