[stars & stripes forever]

I’m starting to take this again. (Available in tablets) Maybe it would help you. Use your discernment.

What Is Diatomaceous Earth? Benefits for Health & Home
https://draxe.com/nutrition/diatomaceous-earth/

[Bob Ireland]

***What Is Diatomaceous Earth? Benefits for Health & Home***

You mentioned this before; I think it got lost in the crush. Thanks.

[Bob Ireland]

I note this sentence from your link: It’s a natural insecticide, since it absorbs lipids from the waxy outer layer of insects’ exoskeletons, which causes them to dehydrate and die of water deficiency ... if it would do that in my bowels it would likely be a very effective therapy! 👌💯

[numberonepal]

Ah, good ole dirt. LOL. Have you looked in to Shilajit?

[Bob Ireland]

***I’m starting to take this again. (Available in tablets)***

Why in tablets? ...and where did you get them? All I find on Amazon is bagged powder and people express caution for 'dust'.

[OldWarBaby]

Diatomaceous Earth? The most common form would be stick chalk. The entire Great Basin, which is much of the Pacific Northwest, is covered with it. It’s old seabed sometimes hundreds of feet thick. Those tiny little sea critter skeletons are pretty much pure calcium and it’s about as inert as dirt can be. The only possible health benefit would be to help a calcium deficiency altho it might be used as carrier or vehicle for other kinds of vitamins/meds.
Industrially it gets used for insulation and paneling and maybe paint pigment. If you had a hankering for some of it the cheapest way to get some would be gnawing on a piece of sheet rock.