M. G. Devour wrote: > > Hello Michael, > > > > We've discussed silver, gold, and copper from time to time here, as > the subject always comes up. I don't remember a lot of positive info > on colloidal copper. Input anyone? > I use a little copper for a hip problem that maybe is arthritic. Never had it checked for sure. Seems to help a lot. If I run out or don't take it for awhile it comes back. Think I'll try the newest CURE, Glucosamine and Chondroitin.
> > I have a bottle here of something called Body Booster, "A liquid > concentrate of 38,000 mg of a natural assortment of 77 water soluble > minerals from prehistoric plants." The detail copy says > "approximately" 77 minerals, though the list contains Hydrogen, > Oxygen, and Nitrogen!! <LOL> > > Anyway, among the 74 others is a whole list of things which could be > nasty: cobalt, strontium, mercury, flourine, cesium, bromine, > arsenic, tin, a ton of transition metals and rare earths. They go out > of there way to mention Aluminum Hydroxide, rather than elemental > aluminum. That's the only item listed as a compound. They go out of their way on aluminium because all the experts say it is highly toxic and should be avoided it all costs. Most foods have it and in substanstial amounts. Theory is that if it comes from the process of plant assimulation, it is no longer metalic and is beneficial. It is hard to find a food without aluminium in it since it is the most abuntant metalic element on earth. It seems even the experts have a hard time understanding between a metallic mineral and one that is plant assimulated. One thing for sure, even the experts are eating aluminium everyday, wheather they know it or not. > If you would like to read about the source and history of this kind > of product go to <http://www.advancedbio.com>. The T. J. Clark > people claim to be the original source and I've heard nothing to > disprove it. > > The Body Booster product is from a company inscrutibly named TRC, > Tulsa, OK 74128, 1-800-423-7662. I have no clue who they are or > where the stuff comes from. I don't endorse it in any way beyond > having used most of a bottle and not had any body parts fall off yet. > Their product was what my local health food store had on the shelf. TRC is The Rockland Corp. T.J. Clark Co. sold a large portion of their land that contains the plant mineral source to Rockland in the early 80's. Same source, different competitors. -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: [email protected] -or- [email protected] with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the subject: line. To post, address your message to: [email protected] List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
