Re: Ferinsol?

Your husband might not feel the effects, but he would probably benefit from a clay bath once in a while, you also. I don't know the application for a baby, maybe soaking a towel and wrapping the baby's legs or stomach for an hour (get professional advice from a doctor who doesn't make money from vaccines (non A.M.A. doctor). The American Medical Association only supports the use of mercury vaccines and other life-threatening treatment. Try getting more specific advice from Dr. Hulda Clark .

For cleansing, a bath would probably be less harsh on the body. I think the biggest problem for treating a baby with chelation would be the final elimination of the lead, chelation binds the lead, final elimination might require muscular exertion not available at such a young age, the clay would absorb it (through sweat glands?).


There is a magnetic clay bath forum here at Curezone, but these websites have other info that would be helpful and Dr. Clark usually has treatment listings for children.


//www.curezone.org/websites.asp



http://www.magneticclay.com




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Your husband might not feel the effects, but he would probably benefit from a clay bath once in a while, you also. I don't know the application for a baby, maybe soaking a towel and wrapping the baby's legs or stomach for an hour (get professional advice from a doctor who doesn't make money from vaccines (non A.M.A. doctor). The American Medical Association only supports the use of mercury vaccines and other life-threatening treatment. Try getting more specific advice from Dr. Hulda Clark .

For cleansing, a bath would probably be less harsh on the body.


There is a magnetic clay bath forum here at Curezone, but these websites have other info that would be helpful and Dr. Clark usually has treatment listings for children.


//www.curezone.org/websites.asp



http://www.magneticclay.com