Tad...is the same as a product like Living Clay? Thanks Deb
________________________________ From: Tad Winiecki <winie...@pacifier.com> To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Sun, November 21, 2010 4:23:31 AM Subject: Re: CS>CS and Dialysis Scott- I don't have any personal experience with CS or dialysis or with this but it is a post from one of my health groups, I'm not even sure which one. It's certainly interesting. -Nancy "Hey Peter. I would recommend the powdered zeolite from www.zeostore.com <http://www.zeostore.com> write the lady and ask her whether, for you, she would suggest the fine or medium grade. I had researched a lot about zeolite and came to the (personal) conclusion that powdered is just as good as liquid, and much cheaper. At that time I had found the zeostore and wrote the lady about which grade to use. She wrote back and answered all my question. At that time, she said they were thinking of going into their own liquid products. I recently went to the site and found that though they haven't started making their own liquid zeolite, they've raised their prices. :-( their price had been 5 pounds for $15 or so, very cheap. Now it is not so cheap--guess they figured that with everyone charging so much for this stuff, they may as well too. Still, hers is cheaper than others I've found. Anyway--I have a 62 year old friend. Her doctor tested and said that her kidneys were only working at 1/3 capacity, but that 'it is normal for someone your age'. Also, that though she didn't need medicine--yet--to be careful of what she ate and drank because if it got worse, she'd have to go on dialysis. I
