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Topic: Supporting the Kidneys

GiGi
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Supporting�the�Kidneys

This�organ�is�an�absolute�must�to�support�if�you� are�chelating�metals!!!

And if you are not chelating metals, but mobilizing them with the die-off of bacteria and other microorganisms (parasites, fungi, viruses)
the kidneys need support.
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Phosphorus
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Renelix by�Pekana
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M�Water
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Unda243
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Electrolytes added�to�all�fluids
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Burdock or�Dandelion tea
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Nestmann Solidago tincture
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Acupuncture/�Neural�therapy
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K‐Drain by�Transformation�Enzymes
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EmergenC added�to�liquids
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Tapping�on�K27�whenever�taking�supplements
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Cilantro�rubbed�topically�over�the�kidneys

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canefan17
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People still use EmergenC?

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Keebler
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I love Emergen-C.

GiGi, thanks for all that. Adding your thread to these, too, as each contains complementary info:

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http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=3;t=030792;p=0

LIVER SUPPORT LINKS & and several HERXHEIMER support links, too.

Some KIDNEY support detail, too, with Dr. K's links.

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http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/ultimatebb.php/topic/1/93221

Topic: Need kidney support...what to take??
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canefan17
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Keebler,

Do you get unflavored or do you have a particular flavor you use?

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Keebler
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You can find what suits you here:

http://www.emergenc.com/

Emergen-C

http://www.emergenc.com/index.php/products/specialty/electro-mix

ElectroMix

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I can no longer afford packaged vitamins so try to get from food and supplements. I have switched to Hibiscus Powder for a "tea" - hot or cold. It contains Vitamin C and many other nutrients. Is much more affordable, from Mountain Rose Herbs (in Oregon).

Stevia is nearly required as this flower is a bit piquant.

I have a full page of links from my research for that and will make a thread - and come back and post that link so as not to take up too much space here.

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I know that GiGi suggests the top quality BioPure supplements and they are very good. You can find those at their main site and also here:

http://www.naturepurenutrition.com

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Another consideration:

http://bio-alternatives.net

Bio-Alternatives

Additive-free supplements (Oregon company).

I've not purchased there but had been considering this for a while.

One pound of their vitamin C powder is $15.

One pound of the other Hibiscus Tea is just $9. I think the Hibiscus Tea is much more beneficial so I go with that.
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canefan17
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Thanks Keebler

I think Whole Foods carries them - I'll check it out

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Keebler
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http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/3/30849?#000000

HIBISCUS s., Roselle - LINKS SET

It has some benefit to kidney support, too. Noted in the links over there, especially here:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed?term=Hibiscus%20sabdariffa%2C%20kidney

PubMed Search:

Hibiscus sabdariffa, kidney - 13 abstracts
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Keebler
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http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/3/30956?#000000

SALVIA miltiorrhiza LINKS

Salvia miltiorrhiza is also called Dan Shen or Danshen
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