One of the hardest things for me is hearing of peoples health issues and not having anything to offer them. Chronic fatigue plagued my friend for a while, and i didn't know how to help him. It drove me nuts. My dad gets migraines often and is debilitated by them, locking himself in a dark, quiet room, for a couple hours. A lot of elders have arthritis but their love for a sport will still pull them out to the court to fight through pain just to hit a couple of stupid balls over a net.
I've been thinking a lot about heavy metal toxicity. In the last century our environment has become increasingly heavy metal laden, and cancer and autism has increased. There are a lot of factors that affect cancer, but if you're fighting a disease, its a good idea to rid yourself of toxins and let your immune system work without any squeaks.
A few days ago I learned about Adya Clarity, a black mica extract. Black mica, or biotite, is a mineral that purifies water of heavy metals, chlorine, fluoride, and a bunch of other things. When you drink it, it only stays in your system for about 8 hours, and then you pee or sweat it out. In the process of it going through your body, it picks up heavy metals and toxins, and... well, i don't understand chemistry much, but makes them unavailable to your body by encapsulating them in some way and then carries it out of your body through your sweat and urine.
Liquid zeolite, specifically clinoptilolite, does a similar thing, but the chemistry was explained to me better. It has a negative charge and a honeycomb structure, and it attracts positive charge heavy metals to it, and traps them in its honeycomb structure. (hows that for ease of understanding?) Excretion is the same.
Personally I don't have any acute symptoms of disease, so i wouldn't feel a huge benefit from doing this, but i'll probably clear out heavy metals anyway because its been 24+ years of exposure. But i will also give this resource to an arthritic friend and use him as a guinea pig.
Any thoughts on heavy metals? Am i just being paranoid about the unseen things entering my body? According to ChemicalBodyBurden.org, i'm not just being paranoid. Scientists agree.
Well, these two resources, liquid zeolite and black mica extract, emit a huge sigh of relief for me, because i was really worried about our water. Now i have some hope. Do you!?! i hope so.
Adya Clarity is fairly widely known as the modern equivalent of snake oil sellers. If you look around, most of the claims of the benefits of especially biotite come from them. Claims for zeolite lacks much scientific support. There are some that even say it's harmful: http://www.cqs.com/zeolite.htm
ReplyDeleteAlso, Zeolites are solids and cannot exist in liquid form. They also cannot be dissolved in liquids without decomposition, which means that what they are selling is totally snake oil.