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Mon, 14 Sep 2009 23:42:14 +0000

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By: newlily

newlily — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 06:30:18 +0000

Zeoactiv8 zeolite should be banned. Firsthand experience has shown me that it actually feeds cancer. The “Natural Preservative” in it is so sickly sweet is an immediate danger signal. In the five cases I have seen 4 passed away early using zeoactiv8. I don’t know about other zeolites but this zeoactiv8 needs to investigated. Maybe all of them should show what heavy metals are in them done by an independent lab so we stop all this smoke and mirrors about zeolite.

By: naturalist

naturalist — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 23:24:56 +0000

My sister fights an ER- PR- stage 3 BC without any chemo or rad so far. She was diagnosed on Febr.2008, she took a lot of supplements for a year (including zeolite from http://www.liquidzeolitecompany.com/) and finally she had an RFA+surgery and removed her tumor (but no mastectomy).

Now she keeps her fight with supplements.
Six weeks ago she did a chemosensitivity test at RGCC. She sent 25ml of blood to this lab, they isolated cancer cells from this sample and they did sensitivity tests on 60 different supplements. They found sensitivity in these compounds: quercetin, c-statin, artesunate , superoxide dismutase (SOD), DCA, paw-paw, ascorbic acid and zeolite. Also zeolite was found synergic with artesunate, and so she is using it in her new protocol with artesunate and other stuff.

I think each cancer is different from the others, and what works for one might work or not work for others. I also think that chemosensitivity tests are a smart move for people using supplements in their fight.

By: Mark Schauss

Mark Schauss — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 16:03:13 +0000

I actually work for myself. I take no funding from any outside organization and am, if you bothered to read my blog, very critical of groups like Big Pharma. At my lectures, many will tell you I am very vocal in my criticism of the American Cancer Society. Who pays you and where do you derive your income? Waiora? Zeolite sales?
I find it interesting that so much criticism is pointed my way about my distrust of zeolite yet to this date, we still don’t see any studies or any evidence except testimonials that zeolite works. Show me the evidence and I’ll back down otherwise the criticism is extremely hollow.

By: Mariam Jensen

Mariam Jensen — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 15:49:23 +0000

Well who pays your salary Mark. If all information is bogus if unsubstantiated how do we know you don’t work for..say, the American Cancer Society or a drug conglomerate. Your just a little to gleeful about NOT finding evidence of efficacy of the zeolite claims for my liking.

By: Mark Schauss

Mark Schauss — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 08:10:28 +0000

Oh and that White Paper, it has been promised for years. I can’t wait to see what nonsense they claim this time if it ever comes out.

By: Mark Schauss

Mark Schauss — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 08:09:16 +0000

There is no claim made by Waiora itself about cancer but we have seen numerous cases where they feed their minions, which you seem to be one of, the cancer cure testimonials which can never be verified. Please, if you are a Waiora MLM member, don’t waste your time here. Oh, wait, do, because it bumps my blog site up the Google list and shows people what a scam you are.

By: kedzi

kedzi — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 06:52:24 +0000

This is a totally bogus blog. The White Paper arrives this week for your information. There are no claims that Waiora’s Zeolite cures Cancer, as there is no drug that Cures Cancer…it’s always been and always will be our own bodies that cure Cancer.

By: Mark Schauss

Mark Schauss — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 01:35:31 +0000

Ana,
It could very well be the placebo effect here. It is an extremely powerful effect and can do amazing things. The problem is most people who are disappointed with the results or show bad reactions are less likely to post messages than those who think they are improving.
When you deal with a multi-level marketing company, it gets worse. They will go to great lengths to deny the bad and prop up the good. I have been cursed by the NCD people like you wouldn’t believe.

By: Ana

Ana — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 01:02:37 +0000

Mark, what do you say about all the people that report better health (mental clarity, more energy, etc.) after taking NCD? I ask because my research comes only from the internet and there’s an awful lot of people saying they actually feel benefits. I’m truly interested in your opinion. Thanks.