Re: Remove toxins and cleanse for a healthy body

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"Ted Rosenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Well, we have a twit here
> Idiots like this one are usually shilling for, or selling some MLM scam
>
> If in fact, she is so stupid as to believe in "toxins" and "cleansing"
> she should be pitied, because the frauds she believes in will take her
> for a ride
>
> I notice that this is crossposted all over the map, so ,odds are 10/1
> that she is just another fucking scammer.
>
> Shari Forvendel wrote:
>
> > I disagree with whoever said that this subject is off-topic.  I have
> > diabetes due to an autoimmune situation that is now threating my thyroid
as
> > well.  Since autoimmune disorders are now being associated with toxins
in
> > the body, I've become quite interested in doing a little "de-toxing"
myself.
> > Health of a diabetic goes beyond blood sugar readings.
> >
> > That having been said, I will address Louise, and any others who may
> > benefit. I have just finished reading a book by Stephen Edelson called
"What
> > your doctor may not tell you about autoimmune disorders...".  I will
admit
> > that he was a bit extreme for me and now that I've finished reading it,
I'm
> > still not sure how to get started, but it did talk about the different
> > toxins that may be in the body and how they get there.  And he
definitely
> > recommended finding out from a doctor what those toxins were before
trying
> > to purge them.  It was good background information on toxins whether it
> > relates to autoimmune diseases or not.
> >
> > Good luck.
> >
> > SHF
> >
> >
> > "louisesweeny" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> >
> >>I'm interested in finding out how to cleanse and remove toxins from
> >>your body.  Are there any benefits and drawbacks of this.
> >
> >
> >
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