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CHEMTRAILS%20-%20CONFIRMED%20-%202010%20by%20William%20Thomas

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Last year British researchers reported oregano oil had antibacterial activity against 25 different<br />

bacteria. [Journal Applied Microbiology Feb/00]<br />

Increasingly hard to treat strains of pseudomonas can be neutralized with oregano:<br />

The body of positive evidence for oregano oil as a major antibiotic is growing. Among 52 plant<br />

oils tested, oregano was considered to have “pharmacologic” action against common bugs such<br />

as Candida albicans (yeast), E. coli, Salmonella enterica and Pseudomonas Aeruginosa. [Journal<br />

Applied Microbiology, June 1999]<br />

The carvacrol in oil of oregano also kills anthrax spores. [Archives Microbiology, October 2000; Quarterly Review<br />

Biology, March 1998]<br />

Sardi says it’s crucial to note, “Oil of oregano is not to be confused with common oregano in the kitchen<br />

spice cupboard, which is usually marjoram…rather than true oregano (Origanum vulgare).<br />

COME CLEAN WITH CILANTRO<br />

Our bodies know best. Frequent trips to the pesticide-free section of my grocery’s veggie section have<br />

seen me reaching for cilantro. I learned later that Dr. Yoshiaki Omura discovered that the leaves of the<br />

coriander plant can accelerate the excretion of mercury, lead and aluminum from the body. While<br />

treating patients for Chlamydia, Herpes and Cytomegalovirus infections, Omura found that their<br />

symptoms would clear up after an initial course of antibiotics - only to recur within a few months.<br />

Taking a closer look, Omura found these infectious organisms flourishing in bodily concentrations of<br />

heavy metals such as mercury, lead and aluminum. Somehow the organisms appeared to be using the<br />

toxic metals to fend off antibiotics.<br />

But mercury levels in the urine increased after patients consumed a Vietnamese soup containing<br />

cilantro (or coriander). Further testing revealed that eating cilantro increased the urinary excretion of<br />

lead and aluminum. When cilantro was used with natural antiviral agents and “good” fatty acids,<br />

infections could be eliminated for good.<br />

While awaiting further tests to confirm the presence of aluminum in chemtrails, James and Phyllis Balch<br />

write in Prescription For Nutritional healing that aluminum accumulated in body tissues can be offset and<br />

eliminated by taking apple pectin, calcium/magnesium, garlic and kelp to detox. Also recommended is<br />

lecithin to heal brain and cell membranes, as well as minerals and multivitamins “high in vitamin-B”.<br />

(Given the current controversy surrounding soy products, a good source of lecithin is organic eggs.)<br />

PULLING YOUR HAIR OVER CHEMTRAILS?<br />

Try hair analysis. Janet Starr Hull suggests that anyone concerned about chemtrail poisoning - or<br />

contamination from other sources - get a simple hair analysis. “Hair has the advantage of long-term<br />

memory,” Hull writes. “It’s a permanent record, like tree rings. A three-inch strand of human hair will give<br />

a six-month history of what’s going on in the body since head hair grows at a rate of about a half an inch<br />

a month.<br />

“Drugs and chemical residues, toxins, heavy metals, and radiation all embed in hair fiber protein as it<br />

grows,” she explains.<br />

“Clinical research indicates that hair levels of specific elements, particularly toxic elements, correlate<br />

with pathological disorders. For such elements, the levels in the hair provide a superior indication of<br />

body stores opposed to blood or urine specimens. This is one reason hair element tests are preferred<br />

for drug testing and forensics.”

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