Garlic is a brain toxic poison

swordsmith · 11-05-2008, 11:26 PM

ok trance am, you don't care about the many, I actually know what Im talking about re garlic, heavy metals and personal relations with individual people ( not the many) whose lives are an ongoing living hell from mercury redistribution through inappropriate chelation.... and sometimes that is caused by GARLIC. How nice for you that you don't have that problem.
I'm out of here, this thread epitomises for me the lack of really useful dialog going on here. Its just my opinion this/ my opinion that, someone calling SHEEP and fear of fear mongering.

Sometimes you have to get real.

Rocky_Shorz · 11-05-2008, 11:40 PM

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Originally Posted by swordsmith

Sometimes you have to get real.

I guess it depends on who you listen to...

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Stop Eating Salt Water Based Food
Salt water fish absorb mercury from ocean water like a sponge. Therefore, if you have a mercury problem, you must stop consuming these foods completely. This includes shrimp, scallops, lobster, tuna, salmon and all things that live in the ocean.

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Garlic
This binds to mercury and helps remove it from the soft tissues, especially the colon. Some people take 3 tablets a day at meals for several months; however, if one has high levels of cysteine, the Garlic can hurt (due it's sulfites); therefore, one might consider favoring other approaches, unless they know the cysteine is ok. The liquid form of Garlic has proven to be affective at removing methyl-mercury from the liver with normal cysteine, and it is safer due to containing less sulfites.

TranceAm · 11-06-2008, 12:34 AM

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Originally Posted by swordsmith

ok trance am, you don't care about the many, I actually know what Im talking about re garlic, heavy metals and personal relations with individual people ( not the many) whose lives are an ongoing living hell from mercury redistribution through inappropriate chelation.... and sometimes that is caused by GARLIC. How nice for you that you don't have that problem.

The only problem that I am aware of that I don't have, is that I DON"T fear the problem, >you< claim you know of that I "should" be afraid of.,,
Sorry my bad, can you try again to put THAT particular fear into me? Please.....

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Originally Posted by swordsmith

I'm out of here, this thread epitomises for me the lack of really useful dialog going on here. Its just my opinion this/ my opinion that, someone calling SHEEP and fear of fear mongering.

Sometimes you have to get real.

How "real" do you dare to get? Because the moment, it becomes real, (And with real here, I mean the real real thing that is on your mind, when you think about GARLIC and what evil things it all can do to you!), you claim lack of useful dialog add another bold claim, and jump right out of it. (Orwellian.)

What are you afraid of? That a 'real" dialog might cure you fears but <!?!maybe!?!> cost ya a couple of years/days/hours/minutes/secs that aren't guaranteed anyhow and in anyform anyway?

Hide from the light, it gives you skincancer.
There is so much wrong in this world at this moment, with the air, the water, the food, that things are full continue competing to kill you... And if one doens't get ya, then probably the other one will.. BUT GOD FORBID, you would choose yourself a way that makes you happy, and "might" kill you on the long term instead of the prophetised ones....

And we should be afraid of Garlic.. GET REAL!

11-06-2008, 03:33 AM

Hi All,

I was taking Nutripathic courses this year from my natural doctor and I asked why the media was reporting that garlic was toxic. She said that garlic in it's pure form is just fine but when you eat dried garlic that has been dried in a kiln at 1200 degrees (like table salt) then it becomes toxic to the body. I have a biofeedback machine and have been tested on biofeedback machines for years and garlic has always been good for me. Of course anyone that does kineseology or biofeedback knows that everyone's body is different so it might be possible that some folks have an allergy to garlic (like I have allergies to onions). I hope this helps and thank you for "listening"

PiP

THE eXchanger · 11-06-2008, 04:27 AM

if you ever have to go into areas with lots of bugs--
if you eat a lot of garlic prior to going, the bugs don't bite
so, is there anything that works for that,
better than garlic ???

so, is organic garlic still ok ???

i do love organic oil of oregano,
and, organic coconut oil is fabulous

love/susan
the eXchanger

Ampgod · 11-06-2008, 04:34 AM

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Originally Posted by eXchanger

if you ever have to go into areas with lots of bugs--
if you eat a lot of garlic prior to going, the bugs don't bite
so, is there anything that works for that,
better than garlic ???

so, is organic garlic still ok ???

i do love organic oil of oregano,
and, organic coconut oil is fabulous

love/susan
the eXchanger

I guess that depends on the person.
No bug bites = killing massive brain cells .... it's a judgement call.

There must be a better way to ward off bugs.

Trishsgate · 11-06-2008, 09:04 AM

Rocky thanks for mentioning charcoal it is good to remove toxin's from the body. I too mix garlic with vinegar and refrigerate, we eat some during cold seasons and it helps, I will have to choose garlic over meds any day. Perhaps growing indoors will eliminate the mercury problem. Definitely more research is needed. I think all in moderation is a good consideration. We are all not the same our bodies are different, some can tolerate things while others cannot, use your own judgement.

Love & Peace
Trish

DoctorJac · 11-16-2008, 08:25 AM

My latest anecdotal study shows that eating bacon and drinking beer work adequately to counteract the toxicity of garlic.

dagon · 12-08-2008, 07:39 AM

I like to take a lamb shoulder and and pack it with salt and a mexican spice called achiote. then stuff it with garlic and cooked in a banana leaf over a bed of coals.

then you do a salsa with red onion small dice and salt and lime juice. lit it sit for a few hrs. let the lime and salt cook the onion.

served with corn tortilla. with some herbs.

Mauree · 11-27-2008, 09:37 AM

My Husband (75yr) developed systemic yeast infection. He was covered in a rash of a fungal type. This rash disapeared quite a lot when he stopped eating everything with sugar in! But it would flair up and he continued to lose weight. He lost a stone. His flesh was hanging off him. I just happened to see on the internet an article where people were testing rats with yeast infection with garlic, the yeast infection was gone within two days! That was good enough for me. I started my husband on one clove of garlic chopped taken with olive oil daily followed by eating a bunch of parsley. It worked thank goodness. Now my husband is free of candida and beginning to regain weight. He most certainly is not loosing his "marbles".

11-05-2008, 11:26 PM	#1
swordsmith Unsubscribed Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: south east uk Posts: 379	Re: Garlic is a brain toxic poison ok trance am, you don't care about the many, I actually know what Im talking about re garlic, heavy metals and personal relations with individual people ( not the many) whose lives are an ongoing living hell from mercury redistribution through inappropriate chelation.... and sometimes that is caused by GARLIC. How nice for you that you don't have that problem. I'm out of here, this thread epitomises for me the lack of really useful dialog going on here. Its just my opinion this/ my opinion that, someone calling SHEEP and fear of fear mongering. Sometimes you have to get real.

11-06-2008, 03:33 AM	#4
PrettyinPink Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Garlic is a brain toxic poison Hi All, I was taking Nutripathic courses this year from my natural doctor and I asked why the media was reporting that garlic was toxic. She said that garlic in it's pure form is just fine but when you eat dried garlic that has been dried in a kiln at 1200 degrees (like table salt) then it becomes toxic to the body. I have a biofeedback machine and have been tested on biofeedback machines for years and garlic has always been good for me. Of course anyone that does kineseology or biofeedback knows that everyone's body is different so it might be possible that some folks have an allergy to garlic (like I have allergies to onions). I hope this helps and thank you for "listening" PiP

11-06-2008, 04:27 AM	#5
THE eXchanger Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Spiritual eXplorer-Canada Posts: 4,915	Re: Garlic is a brain toxic poison if you ever have to go into areas with lots of bugs-- if you eat a lot of garlic prior to going, the bugs don't bite so, is there anything that works for that, better than garlic ??? so, is organic garlic still ok ??? i do love organic oil of oregano, and, organic coconut oil is fabulous love/susan the eXchanger

11-06-2008, 09:04 AM	#7
Trishsgate Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: NC, USA Posts: 140	Re: Garlic is a brain toxic poison Rocky thanks for mentioning charcoal it is good to remove toxin's from the body. I too mix garlic with vinegar and refrigerate, we eat some during cold seasons and it helps, I will have to choose garlic over meds any day. Perhaps growing indoors will eliminate the mercury problem. Definitely more research is needed. I think all in moderation is a good consideration. We are all not the same our bodies are different, some can tolerate things while others cannot, use your own judgement. Love & Peace Trish

11-16-2008, 08:25 AM	#8
DoctorJac Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Colorado, USA Posts: 10	Re: Garlic is a brain toxic poison My latest anecdotal study shows that eating bacon and drinking beer work adequately to counteract the toxicity of garlic.

12-08-2008, 07:39 AM	#9
dagon Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Glen Ellen Ca Posts: 611	Re: Garlic is a brain toxic poison I like to take a lamb shoulder and and pack it with salt and a mexican spice called achiote. then stuff it with garlic and cooked in a banana leaf over a bed of coals. then you do a salsa with red onion small dice and salt and lime juice. lit it sit for a few hrs. let the lime and salt cook the onion. served with corn tortilla. with some herbs. Last edited by dagon; 12-08-2008 at 07:48 AM.

11-27-2008, 09:37 AM	#10
Mauree Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: New Zealand Posts: 20	Re: Garlic is a brain toxic poison My Husband (75yr) developed systemic yeast infection. He was covered in a rash of a fungal type. This rash disapeared quite a lot when he stopped eating everything with sugar in! But it would flair up and he continued to lose weight. He lost a stone. His flesh was hanging off him. I just happened to see on the internet an article where people were testing rats with yeast infection with garlic, the yeast infection was gone within two days! That was good enough for me. I started my husband on one clove of garlic chopped taken with olive oil daily followed by eating a bunch of parsley. It worked thank goodness. Now my husband is free of candida and beginning to regain weight. He most certainly is not loosing his "marbles".