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viva
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If you have used Zeolite HB:

What dose did you use?

What metals are you pulling out?

And how does it feel?

LLMD said it was a "gentle" chelator. Do you agree?

Husband will be starting one pill per day...I want to know what to brace for, if anything.

Thanks!!

Viva

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viva
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Up for the weekend folks...any zeolite users out there?

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sixgoofykids
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I'm using Zeolite HP now ... I started with plain Zeolite. You are supposed to go through one bottle of regular Zeolite first.

I chelated using EDTA suppositories first. I also used, and still use NAC and ALA. Now I'm using the Zeolite to mop up the rest. [Smile]

Here is a link with more information. http://www.bionatus.com/nutramedix/pdfs/zeolite_flyer.pdf

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SForsgren
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I agree with doing the non-HP first. The high potency (HP) one pulls lots of things that you may not be ready for. I don't think I agree that it is gentle. Maybe relative to DPMS or DMSA, etc. but it is a powerful detoxifier.

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Scott

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sparkle7
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In the full Cowden, you only take zeolites (regular or HP) once every 3 days - at night before bed. I haven't actually felt it doing much but the protocol is for 6 months.

Sometimes, I feel like I'm herxing alot & other days I just feel the same as usual. I've been on it for about 2 months. I have noticed that I feel more tired. I think this is a good sign.

I also take chlorella.

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viva
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Thanks, everyone. I am going to check with LLMD before my husband starts on the Zeolite HB. I know that I wrote down his instructions correctly because I read it back to him. But I'm very nervous about the potential reaction to pulling out the metals.

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Angelica
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Not to hijack your thread but has anyone taken ZeoActive8 drops?

I just did my first dose last night. I was wondering if there were any comments about it. I was told to use it to pull out heavy metals and I am suppose to take it every night.

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CD57
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What about replenishing minerals whilst on this protocol--were you given instructions on how to do that?
Is this done with abx?

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sparkle7
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If you're referring to the Cowden protocol - you take trace minerals throughout the day & magnesium twice a day.

I also take a multi-vitamin but it's not part of the protocol.

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