WHere can i get MICROSILICA for a decent price?
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I don't know if it's the same but you can google micro plant powder or http://www.blueherbs.co.uk/shop/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=111
It's organic silica..
It's organic silica..
anne_likes_red
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It's only produced by Biopure US. Its a new, patented, produced in the lab kind of product I guess - I think it's only been on the market a year or so.
You're right the price is high!
You're right the price is high!
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You mind if I asl what kind of ggod things are you hearing about microsilica?
I use diatomasious earth, which is about $15 for 15 lbs I think. Pretty cheap stuff. It has the same kind of negatively charged properties as the silica in microsilica for attracting metals. However, I can;t feel a thing. But who knows, maybe it helps.
I use diatomasious earth, which is about $15 for 15 lbs I think. Pretty cheap stuff. It has the same kind of negatively charged properties as the silica in microsilica for attracting metals. However, I can;t feel a thing. But who knows, maybe it helps.
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My doc ordered microsilica for me from biopure and docs get a nice discount which he passed on to me. Maybe you can get your doc to order it for you? It is a chelator that Dr. D. Klinghardt is having a lot of success with. I felt good on it for a few weeks and then did not notice much. Also, I found I could only take about 1/4 of the usual dose--and the usual dose is minuscule. So that tiny vial might last a long time.
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judderwocky
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ok... i just started taking diatomaceous earth and my nails are getting super shiny... did this happen to anybody else?
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Oh!! I did not know that. Thank you very much keenly.