Re: Colestepure ? Can it be used for kids ?Anybody knows?

[Guest guest]

> Carolyn, thanks for your response!

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> I just found the Pure Encapsulatons PDF file on Cholestepure, it

> looks good (I bought their Artemisia Annua when I still didn't

> encapsulate).

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> It looks a 'safe' supplement, I mean. Where do you get them? (website)

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> The problem to buy things from abroad is that I have to pay shipment

> then all taxes, that's why I try to reduce the number of providers as

> much as I can.

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> I wonder who can 'stand' these fungi/ bart/ babesia/ lyme toxins.

> They feel SOOOO toxic for me.

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> Yes, you're right, I have loads of unfinished products/ herbs here

> with me! I do a big cleaning from times to times.

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> Have a good day!

> Selma

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> > Hi Selma,

> > Thanks for your interest:

> > Cholestyramine is the drug Dr Shoemaker uses to bind and remove the

> > biotoxins from Lyme and mould in those who can't do it for

> themselves.

> > Cholestepure is a natural substance made of several plant sterols

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> > soy bean oil ; it is mentioned by Dr Loyd as a possible alternative

> to

> > the drug and is supposed to be better tolerated [Dr S said in an

> email

> > that Cholestyramine causes symptoms 10 times worse than Herxes!].

> > Certainly, after an initial slight problem, I can tolerate it, but I

> > can't fully judge how effectively it will clear the backlog of

> > biotoxins yet.

> > I think it's great that you are so good at your intuitive testing of

> > what you need at any given time. I have a mental image of a cupboard

> > in your house full of partially used herbs and supplements!

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> > Best regards,

> >

> > Carolyn

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