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Has anybody tried food grade diatomaceous earth for parasites? Its really cheap if you know where to find it and it will take care of a lot of parasites while being absolutely non-toxic. Look it up. I also have heard at a chemtrail conference in LA that the people who have done the most research recommended diatomaceous earth for detoxifying the body of the metals found in chemtrails. These were people with advanced science degrees who were well aware of the chemtrails and recommended D.Earth daily and made their whole family take it. I feed it to my animals (goats and horses) all the time and they love it, and have read really good stuff about it online as well. It actually tastes pleasant, very similar to tums and dissolves well in water. http://wolfcreekranch1.tripod.com/defaq.html
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Joined: Apr 2007
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sound good never tried it though. I have some bentonite clay which is probably a close comparison and it really does the job.
Great in enemas btw, don't forget the colon!
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Joined: Apr 2007
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I checked the link gd, this stuff really looks super.
Certain clays are also one of the only things that kill that flesh eating bacteria.
WolfCreek ranch, I think they sell food grade h2o2 there too. another really great buy.
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Joined: Apr 2007
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gdawson... I got the food grade diatomaceous earth, that was an excellent recommendation, Thank you!
Using it on me and in the garden too. Getting the cat used to it... tasteless enough that I can mix it into a glass of milk and get my daughter to drink it even...
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It actually tastes pleasant to me...slightly chalky but no offensive flavors whatsoever.
I hope it helps you!
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THX, I need to try this stuff out instead of some of the other expensive things, it's cheap! If it works then why not?
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this is working for me...I could not tolerate the tinctures and this has no taste or alcohol. 1/2 a tsp to start (I do it every 7 hours). I haven't seen anything leave, but I'm feeling better in one week along with the veggie only diet right now to clear out glutens, etc.
Gabriella
Step by step, that's how you achieve success.
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