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In the air, aluminum binds to small particles, which can stay suspended for many days [i.e. nano sized particles]
Virtually all food, water, air, and soil contain some aluminum.
The average adult in the U.S. eats about 7-9 mg aluminum per day in their food.
It can take years for your body to eliminate toxins on its own, and it’s next to impossible because of constant re-exposure. Zeolites are nature’s answer. Waiora’s, Natural Cellular Defense helps remove heavy metals and toxins from the body. Micronized to nano-size to pass into your bloodstream, and activated (cleaned) to attract toxins, the zeolite in Natural Cellular Defense passes through the body, taking toxins out with it.
Zeolites start out “dirty” due to the huge amounts of toxins they trap in the environment around them. It’s taken top scientist years to perfect the patent-process that takes mineral zeolite, micronizes it, activates it and turns it into Natural Cellular Defense. The zeolite is micronized to get past your digestive system and into the bloodstream where it can get to work.
The difference is the chabazite zeolite mineral is combined with the clinoptilolite zeolite mineral for a powerful synergistic bond which helps you naturally cleanse and detoxify .....
Originally posted by luxordelphi
reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul
Thank you for your informative post and links. I get the point that selected chemtrail websites appear to be throwing tree hugging to the wind, forsaking the tree of life in favor of the money tree. Yes, this is reality and there will always be this element in everything which is why we have brains giving us the ability to think and discern for ourselves.
Zeolite, from your links, occurs naturally from vulcanism or I would guess other high heat. Synthetic nano zeolite is unknown. As an example: Germanium comes naturally from a tree or bush and you can't overdose on it taken as a supplement. Synthetic Germanium is a different story and is toxic and you can overdose. Science doesn't know the answer to the riddle of chaos and until science knows that it will always be toxic to some degree and in the case of synthetically produced nanos, the sky is the limit, both literally and truly, as far as what we can poison.
Nature has a way of righting imbalance and of hearing even the cry of the worm wanting soil free from aluminum nanos and there is something to fear in that and also something to understand.
Originally posted by CherubBaby
reply to post by firepilot
I don't think you have the proof you need obviously. In fact you never will, will you? As far as michael Murphy? I only know the Michael Murphy that sang the song from the 70's called "WildFire" As far as what is in soil? Thats makes no sense at all. If you were to take a deep breath and instantly had your lungs covered in choclate and I said to you, " Don't worry you can find it in my Grandmother's cakes" Would that make you feel more comfortable? I don't know alot of people that eat soil. But I am pretty sure everybody breathes air. Keep digging tho. I enjoy this
Originally posted by CherubBaby
Huba Huba Huba, Friends in my opinion there are two kinds of science. The first is the science of reading what has been discovered/opinions .. The second kind of science is what is being discovered and the opinions that follow. I will get back to you on the latter...::
Originally posted by Cloudology
reply to post by luxordelphi
good info but seems like a big leap to assume the aluminum found in certain samples is caused by the fuel or fuel additive... just another one of those facts should keep watching to see and compare.
Originally posted by Cloudology
reply to post by luxordelphi
good info but seems like a big leap to assume the aluminum found in certain samples is caused by the fuel or fuel additive... just another one of those facts should keep watching to see and compare.
There are tests being done on the exhausts of selected jets using this fuel.
Originally posted by luxordelphi
Originally posted by Cloudology
reply to post by luxordelphi
good info but seems like a big leap to assume the aluminum found in certain samples is caused by the fuel or fuel additive... just another one of those facts should keep watching to see and compare.
Lab created aluminum nanos would not be found in samples because the technology to detect them is still being devised.
Originally posted by luxordelphi
Originally posted by Cloudology
reply to post by luxordelphi
good info but seems like a big leap to assume the aluminum found in certain samples is caused by the fuel or fuel additive... just another one of those facts should keep watching to see and compare.
Lab created aluminum nanos would not be found in samples because the technology to detect them is still being devised. This technology is not widely available. There are tests being done on the exhausts of selected jets using this fuel. The particles are extremely difficult to detect. No ground or water sampling for aluminum nano particles is being done. While they are difficult to detect, they, themselves, have no difficulty in entering the brain and organs of a human being because of their small size.
A total of 6.90 kilograms of CO2 gas is generated from the reduction process for each kilogram of aluminum produced in an average U.S. primary facility. It should be noted, that electricity-related emissions for specific potlines vary widely. Potlines operating on electricity obtained from coal-fired power plants produce 16.0 kg of CO2 gas for each kilogram of aluminum produced, while potlines using electricity from hydro-power plants produce close to zero CO2 gas emissions. The perfluorocarbon emissions are related to the “anode effect.” If the concentration of alumina in the bath becomes too low, other reactions between the carbon anode and the bath occur and tetrafluoromethane (CF4) and hexafluoroethane (C2F6) are generated. These gases have a high global warming potential (GWP). The GWP of a GHG is a ratio developed to compare the ability of each greenhouse gas to trap heat in the atmosphere relative to CO2 gas. The GWP of CF4 and C2F6 is 6,500 and 9,200 respectively. In other words, 1 kg of CF4 released to the atmosphere is equivalent in its warming potential to 6,500 kg of CO2. Aluminum smelting is the principal quantifiable source of perfluorocarbon in the United States. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates U.S. emissions from aluminum production at 500 metric tons of CF4 gas and 50 metric tons of C2F6 gas in 2003.33 In 1995, the aluminum industry entered into a “Voluntary Aluminum Industry Partnership” (VAIP) with the EPA to reduce perfluorocarbon emissions by 46 percent during the next decade. Reductions in primary aluminum production and efficiency improvements to reduce anode effects have reduced emissions of CF4 and C2F6 gases since 1990 by 71 percent each. The U.S. aluminum industry and EPA are continuing the VAIP to seek further GHG reductions beyond the original achievements. The total 2002 U.S. aluminum perfluorocarbon emissions are 2.0 CO2 equivalent metric tons per ton of aluminum.