Posts By: Bay
Dr Oz on Glutathione (how it can help Diabetes, cancer, arthritis, aids, autisim)
How can glutathione help in diabetic patients? Diabetics normally have low glutathione levels. As such, their defense against oxidative stress is weakened. Research has shown that using Asea increases the effectiveness of the body`s natural production of glutathione by 500% and some studies show as high as 800%.How can glutathione help in diabetic patients?Diabetics normally …Read more »
How Much Water Can Kill You? – Reactions
Subscribe! http://bit.ly/ACSReactions You may have heard of deadly poisons like arsenic, cyanide and even the devilishly hard to detect polonium 210. But did you know even drinking water could kill you? We had Deborah Blum, Ph.D., author of the totally awesome book “The Poisoners Handbook,” explain how H2O can be deadly in the right dose. …Read more »
DEATH BY ARSENIC w/ Phil DeFranco!
137 million people in more than 70 countries worldwide drink some level of arsenic-contaminated ground water each year, and today, Phil DeFranco will be one of them! ____________________ Learn about various toxins as we ask you this question: “If you had to be infected with a poison, which one would you pick?” New chances to …Read more »
Berkey PF2 Arsenic & Fluoride Filter
http://www.morethanalive.com/PF-2-Arsenic-and-Fluoride-Reduction-Elements PF-2 reduction elements are designed to be used with Black Berkey water purification elements to adsorb Fluoride, Arsenic V and pre-oxidized Arsenic III, and other residual heavy metal ions found in drinking water. This video shows how to properly install them.
Arsenic: The Largest Mass Poisoning in History
Arsenic is the first-ever documentary film exploring ‘the largest mass poisoning in history.’ This compelling expose of the devastating effects of drinking poisoned groundwater on tens of millions of people throughout Asia captures the tragic paradox of being killed by the very substance that gives life. Heartfelt, yet devoid of sentimentality, Arsenic reveals how we …Read more »