Perhaps David Nixon can look at antilithics and their effect on the nano technology. The antilithics work on kidney stones and/or 'gravel' accumulation so very hard materials. An antilithic like gravel root for example. The gravel root is from the aster family. It has the pyrrolizidine alkaloids so is restricted in some Countries but the…
Perhaps David Nixon can look at antilithics and their effect on the nano technology. The antilithics work on kidney stones and/or 'gravel' accumulation so very hard materials. An antilithic like gravel root for example. The gravel root is from the aster family. It has the pyrrolizidine alkaloids so is restricted in some Countries but these alkaloids are still used by some Countries like Tibet and India. No surprises there. Our own allopathic system has already decided for us what we are allowed for our own safety and we trust the Journals sponsored by the Pharma Companies to give us the answers. My point is; keep looking for solutions. What breaks up and therefore has the action to remove foreign objects from the body? There will be something in the plant kingdom. Nicotine is not recognised by Herbal Medicine practitioners as one to do that action as far as anyone can see. Promoting nicotine seems a bit foolhardy. Whole Foods (especially herbs) is medicine. Maybe it will just happen if we start there. A microscope is a great tool but it's not the human body.
Well put Deb. I try to second guess them. Don't understand why, out of nowhere, they attacked nicotine consumption in most aggressive and unusual fashion. Jacinda Ardern, schooled by them was most extreme trying to outright ban smoking in NZ, My experience has been, they don't waste effort so why the kerfuffle over smokes? Surely it is obvious that we must go carefully as they are pro-actively policing dissidents/whistleblowers.
Perhaps David Nixon can look at antilithics and their effect on the nano technology. The antilithics work on kidney stones and/or 'gravel' accumulation so very hard materials. An antilithic like gravel root for example. The gravel root is from the aster family. It has the pyrrolizidine alkaloids so is restricted in some Countries but these alkaloids are still used by some Countries like Tibet and India. No surprises there. Our own allopathic system has already decided for us what we are allowed for our own safety and we trust the Journals sponsored by the Pharma Companies to give us the answers. My point is; keep looking for solutions. What breaks up and therefore has the action to remove foreign objects from the body? There will be something in the plant kingdom. Nicotine is not recognised by Herbal Medicine practitioners as one to do that action as far as anyone can see. Promoting nicotine seems a bit foolhardy. Whole Foods (especially herbs) is medicine. Maybe it will just happen if we start there. A microscope is a great tool but it's not the human body.
Thank you I will do some reading
Well put Deb. I try to second guess them. Don't understand why, out of nowhere, they attacked nicotine consumption in most aggressive and unusual fashion. Jacinda Ardern, schooled by them was most extreme trying to outright ban smoking in NZ, My experience has been, they don't waste effort so why the kerfuffle over smokes? Surely it is obvious that we must go carefully as they are pro-actively policing dissidents/whistleblowers.