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August 26, 2010, 08:26 PM

not long ago there was some talk about using clays, pre laser cleanse (topical), detoxing, supplementing etc as an adjunct to laser therapy, with one company “the one with the $3,000 handheld laser that also says the x5 is good” being referenced.

i do think that they are onto something with their protocol as mentioned above (NOT THE LASER PART), they do have good pictures etc.

i’m wondering what everyones thoughts are on this product. this would not be something to put on our heads but its to be used as a cleanse of sorts. it also has many other health enhancing benefits according to studies.

http://www.mwt.net/~drbrewer/zeolite.htm

then there’s this other cleanse which is really something, the pictures at their site are really something…

http://www.blessedherbs.com/bh/colon_overview

this 2nd link is for the testimonials and pictures..YUK!!!

http://www.blessedherbs.com/bh/colon_testimonials

Nidhogge

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August 27, 2010, 02:11 PM

That colon cleanse kit looks legit!  Well worth the money from what I read about it.

I’ve used Liquid Zeolite for months; that stuff is legit in my opinion.  Would still be using it but money’s tight!

scottyc33

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August 31, 2010, 10:35 AM

I think it’s a good idea to do a cleanse once a year.

Mastery

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September 06, 2010, 12:56 AM

IMO - I do not think you can regrow hair without being in really *great* health. So that company that advocates the cleanse as part of his company’s strategy is bang on IMHO. In fact I would now go further, hair loss, is -at least for some of us - the teacher. And a wicked teacher she is. (BTW - he recommends “The body ecology diet” book. AMAZING, right up IH’s alley and some.)

If I make one wrong move nowadays i get hammered.

but then I know many of my organs need improving, so what can I reasonably expect.

Until I reach my existential goal of mastery, I will keep receiving painful corrections.

Hence that is one of the reasons why I just moved back to my mountain, to buy me more time and greater margins for error, given the zero pollution here and abundant locally grown organic food.