Diatomaceous earth

DJF2005

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Posted 7/1/2017 8:54 PM (GMT -5)

Just got a bag of food grade.

What do I need to get aware of and what's a good starting dose for very sensitive individuals? I've read one teaspoon in water. Is this correct? Experiences?

Purrrsiankitty

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Posted 7/1/2017 8:57 PM (GMT -5)

That's what I started with, then increased to twice daily. After a few months, I substituted bentonite clay for one of the doses, but I continue to take it at least once daily

DJF2005

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Posted 7/1/2017 9:02 PM (GMT -5)

Did you have any negative reactions? I read it is antimicrobial to some extent? Is this true or is it just a good binder.

Girlie

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Posted 7/1/2017 9:05 PM (GMT -5)

I haven't heard it is also an antimicrobial,

Purrrsiankitty

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Posted 7/1/2017 9:11 PM (GMT -5)

Good binder and parasite eliminator.

DJF2005

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Posted 7/1/2017 9:11 PM (GMT -5)

Cool thanks guys

bluelyme

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Posted 7/2/2017 1:25 AM (GMT -5)

Dont breathe the dust if you can help it ,its tiny micro dino bones and shreds inside of some gut bugs. A german co markets it as a toxin binder fg works just as well .also it will help silica levels if your low ,caution if you have severe leaky gut

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