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DeezerShoove » Today, 5:29 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 5:29 pm

How was aluminum toxicity discovered?

By the way, it only costs a hundred bucks or so for the lab work, and a lot of naturopaths will see you for a hundred, or thereabout. Typically, you'll spend a few hundred on supplements and treatments.

So, for 500 bucks, you can get an expert to give you the means to treat anything underlying your health profile, cleaning up your body of any metal toxicities that lurk and work against your full expression of life. 

I remember the first time I ever did a nine day fast. This never happened again, so my conclusion was almost certainly correct. After the fast, I took a little fruit juice and a little chicken broth to wake up my digestion. Your digestion shuts down a few days into a fast, which means that the 80% of your energy which goes to digestion is free to work on cleaning you up, healing what ails you, and building new stem cells. 

Anyway, I sipped a bit of liquid to wake up my digestion, and I went to the toilet and flushed two of the biggest turds I had ever shat. Given that I had shat on the first day of the fast and knew my bowel to have been emptied, I formed the belief that those two turds were whatever cancers and tumors and flotsam and jetsam that had been kicking around in my body - probably 3 or more pounds of detritus that needed to go and would not have gone but for that fast.

I have done any number of 9-plus day fasts since then, and I have never had the experience of my bowel being completely full upon restarting my digestive system. 

The purpose of pharma is profits - not health. I think the mandatory vax exposed that much, at least. Your body's purpose is to heal itself, and one of the most powerful things you can ever give it is nothing. Stopping food intake and flushing with a gallon of high PH water per day is such a profoundly powerful way to beat anything that attacks your body that they should have put that in the Bible.

Oh, wait. They did. Moses fasted. And Daniel. And David. And Jehosaphat. And the men of Gilead. And Jesus. And scores of others. Indeed, the Bible COULD be argued to be an exhortation to humanity to fast on a regular basis - especially given that weekly fasting is an actual commandment.