How to decalcify your entire body including the Pineal Gland for dirt cheap!

thank you!

It's amazing how going raw makes you feel. Good quality food always trumps suppliments, MSM is like the icing on the cake for me. When your body is getting proper nutrition those old craving vanish quite quickly that's for sure! MSM is really good at doing that because it makes your cell walls more permeable.

I'm not suprised that your naturopath didn't mention it, this information isn't well known YET but it will be. People just need to be informed. Like I said in a previous post it's sold as a joint care product but it's actually a "miracle" substance in the sense that it covers such a broad spectrum of overall health benefits.

I 100% agree on one-a-days, multivitamins ect...they actually do more damage than good because they tax your liver. there's a reason why people's urine becomes discolored when taking these, your literally pissing away your money!

Even worse is calcium supplements based of shellfish. Might as well shoot shards of coral into your veins. It's terrible what this does to your body, if only people knew. I'm doing my best to warn people about these dangers.

Thank you very much for all your feedback I really appreciate it.

Thank you for this thread OP!!

For the past 6 months I've been taking 18 mg's a day of lugol's iodine, and a tbsp of diatomaceous earth for this exact goal. Removing heavy metals from the body, from the pineal all the way down to the digestive tract.

MSM sounds like the perfect tool to create a triad of healing for me! And like my other supps it's nice and cheap!

Thanks for sharing!

I have done MMS more than once and yes, you are righjt it's hard on the body.

[link to mnhopkins.blogspot.se]

This is for any who might like to watch the Jim Humble video.

WTF?? What are you trying to say OP, that my pack of borax that I just bought is totaly futile?? Failed investment???

thanks for the link!

FYI this thread is about MSM, not MMS.

not at all, iv'e heard about using borax although iv'e never tried it before. This thread's main focus is DECALCIYING the body. Detoxing is one thing, softening up bad calcium deposits is a whole other ball game. MSM does both :)

your welcome, taking those 3 together should do an excellent job. If you haven't seen my previous posts in this thread about acerola cherry powder, please take a look! It's important to take good vitamin C with MSM, but this takes it to a whole new level!

..then relax yourself in cider for a long while!

there's also some great info in the following thread by timewatcher on how the pineal glad becomes calcified, healthy eating, spiritual attitude and alternative decalcification methods:

Thread: How to Decalcify Your Pineal Gland<<7Min Vid>>

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is it good for dogs? old dogs?

man i've been able to feel/intensify pressure on forehead since i was a kid..you're the only person on here to ever mention that.

guess what, i'm picking up some MSM tomorrow!(later today)

i'm not sure about animals and MSM, will do some research and report back to you on that.

As a kid I never had the pressure in the forehead, but I did see spirits/entities/energies on a daily basis. I was so used to those experiences that it was quite normal for me. Slowly I had less and less of these experiences, probably from my pineal gland becoming calcified, toxins ect.

Now that iv'e been decalcifying and reactivating these experiences are coming back along with many new ones as well. The pressure in my forehead has gone away for now, although iv'e been getting wicked detox headaches due to the extremely high dose of MSM i'm currently on.

Glad to hear your picking some up! If you have any questions at all about it please let me know.

Well I never used it too :-D I will try it soon.
All I heard that it is good for decalcifying the pineal gland and in general the excretion of excessive calcium from the body. My local pharmacy banned it recently so I have to buy it over ebay...
I will definitely give MSM a chance some day.

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I did some further research on MSM for animals. It's especially good for older animals and joint problems.

"MSM is widely recommended by veterinarians for pets and horses that suffer from age and/or injury related joint problems, or just to improve their general health and athletic performance. MSM has been used by many owners of priceless race horses for nearly 20 years. MSM is widely recognized by numerous equine veterinarians for its contribution to the overall health care of horses. Research has shown the importance of MSM as a dietary source of sulfur."

[link to www.arthrix.com]

they banned it? That's crazy! I heard one other person mentioned that people were using it for drug production...I'm starting to wonder if this is actually true or if there's another reason behind it. I really hope that MSM remains easy to obtain. Thank you for the information. You shouldn't have to get it over ebay, health food stores always carry it here in Canada but i'm not sure about other parts of the world.

What if your allergic to sulpha drugs ???

not a good idea to take it if your allergic.

Apparently many of the pill form brands of MSM use up to 16 different types of packing compounds, which can greatly reduce the body's uptake of MSM. Therefore it's of absolute importance to get PURE POWDER and test it's purity.

I Found a great video on determining if your MSM is pure or not:

I'm up to 12 capsules a day of MSM so far. The directions say to take Silica at the same time, so I also take either horsetail herb, or Super Silica Complex.

I've been using the Borax for a year now. Besides adding Boron to your system (for bones, joints, osteoarthritis, etc)., it combines with Fluoride. Then the Borax/Fluoride combo is flushed out of the system upon urination. This is another way it works to decalcify the pineal gland.

Borax dosages
[link to www.earthclinic.com]

Borax blog with good tips
[link to www.earthclinic.com]
www.whale.to has a good article on it by Walter Last.
"Borax, similar to the equally endangered Lugol's iodine solution, can also be used to remove accumulated fluoride and heavy metals from the body (14). Fluoride not only causes bones to deteriorate, but also the pineal gland to calcify and the thyroid to become underactive. Borax reacts with fluoride ions to form boron fluorides which are then excreted in the urine."

Here's a nice list of compiled MSM research papers:

[link to www.msmguide.com]

that's great! Never tried the Borax yet, but I like to take on thing at a time and work my way up.

If you are taking MSM capsules, please refer the the MSM purity test posted above. A large amount of MSM capsules are full of packing compounds which greatly reduce it's effectiveness. Might be a good idea to test it.

Published in the June/July 2012 issue of Nexus magazine

How the Arthritis Cure has been Stopped By Walter Last

[link to www.health-science-spirit.com]
This is just a small portion of a very informative article. It suggests why Borax was banned.

"The Assault on Borax

Arthritis in its various forms and its close relative osteoporosis affect about 30% of the population in developed countries. Osteoporosis is responsible for more long term hospital care than any other individual disease. This is due to the very high incidence of fractures, and especially the protracted nature of hip fractures. This is a main source of income for the medical-pharmaceutical system. If the boron-magnesium cure for these diseases should become widely known, this vital income stream would dry up and the system collapse. As this is the biggest and most profitable industry in the world, this cannot be allowed to happen.

When Dr Newnham discovered the boron-arthritis cure, it was not a big problem for the pharmaceuticals because news travelled slowly and was easily suppressed. This is very different now with Internet communication. Most research funding comes from the pharmaceutical industry, and nothing has come forward to duplicate Dr Newnham's findings and other positive osteoporosis studies. Instead, funding goes into the development of patentable boron drugs for limited application as in chemotherapy, or even to discredit boron. A test-tube experiment found that a relatively low dose of about 4 grams of borax can damage lymphocytes, just like an earlier test-tube study showed that vitamin C supplements are toxic. Most positive borax studies now come from China, Japan and Turkey.

Furthermore, PubMed is a publicly funded search facility for bio-medical research publications. While other articles for Newnham R.E. and Zhou L.Y. are still listed, the two important borax publications mentioned earlier - about the arthritis trial at the Royal Melbourne Hospital and the treatment of skeletal fluorosis in China - are no longer listed, but they belong there and obviously had been there originally. I suspect that they have been deliberately removed to prevent them from being quoted in other research.

In addition, increasing effort goes into publicly demonizing borax for its alleged reproductive and infant toxicity. As an example, I recently read an article by a 'senior scientist' of the supposedly 'green' Environmental Working Group. In it, the perceived dangers of borax were so exaggerated that most comments in effect said: "Thank you for opening my eyes. I did not know how poisonous and dangerous borax is, I certainly will not use it anymore in my laundry, or for cleaning my toilet and kitchen" .

This is obviously a deliberate campaign to make people grateful for banning borax from public sale. For laundry and cleaning purposes Borax Substitute now replaces the product previously sold as Borax. The EU has spearheaded this campaign. In June 2010, borax and boric acid were reclassified as “Reprotoxic Category 2“, suggesting that they may be harmful to the reproductive functions of humans in high doses, and the product package must display the skull and crossbones symbol. From December 2010, these products were no longer available for public sale within the EU. While this classification now applies for all of Europe, non-EU countries still have some leeway in regard to public sales. This initiative is part of a Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS) which is to be implemented as soon as possible. Australia is well-advanced on preparing regulations to implement the GHS for industrial chemicals, with new regulations expected in 2012 (21).

The European Chemicals Agency gave as reason for their reclassification of boron products (paraphrased):

'The available data do not indicate major differences between laboratory animals and humans, therefore it must be assumed that the effects seen in animals could occur in humans as epidemiological studies in humans are insufficient to demonstrate the absence of an adverse effect of inorganic borates on fertility. 17.5 mg boron/kg/day was derived as a NOAEL (no event level) for male and female fertility. For the rat decreased foetal weight occurred at 13.7 mg boron/kg/day, and a safe limit of 9.6 mg/kg/day has been derived.' (22)

What they are really saying is this: 'While we have no human data, animal studies suggest that for adult reproductive functions a daily ingestion of about 2 teaspoons of borax is safe. But to be absolutely sure that no-one is harmed, we will ban it totally.' Importantly, this ruling is not related to borax in foods or supplements where it is already banned, but only for general use as in laundry or cleaning products or as insecticides. Because borax is not readily inhaled or absorbed through intact skin, it is difficult to see how even a few milligrams daily could get into the body with the conventional use. If the same standard would apply to other chemicals, there would be none left."

Thanks! I cannot watch videos...can you post how to do the purity test in a few words? I am using Jarrow's MSM Sulfur.

Here's the proof iv'e been looking for of MSM safety for those concerned about taking too much of it:

"The first and only toxicology study of MSM (OptiMSM, Bergstrom Nutrition, Vancouver, WA) to be published in a peer-reviewed journal. Published in the Journal of Food & Chemical Toxicology. GLP-compliant. No adverse effects were noted in either acute or subchronic (90) studies at dose levels of 2 g/kg in the acute phase and 1.5 g/kg in the subchronic phase. Toxicology, lab, gross pathology, histology were all negative."

[link to www.msmguide.com]

I'll use my own body weight as an example here. I'm about 140 pounds. At 2g/kg I would be taking 126,000 mgs a day with no adverse side effects!

I'm currently taking 20,000mgs per day and that is considered a "superdose".

Unbelievable

Never mind, I found several links on how to test for purity. Unfortunately, I already knew this product had magnesium stearates in it.

[link to a1msm.co.uk]
4. Filler Test

There is a simple test which you can do to check if your MSM contains any of the basic fillers like Magnesium Stearate or talc.

How to :-

1. Depending which form it is in, simply dissolve the contents of about 6 capsules / four tablets or 1 (one) teaspoon of MSM in a glass of warm water (MSM dissolves more quickly in warm water).

2. In the case of Crystals / flakes, powder or capsules, after fully dissolved, the water in the glass should appear totally clear. If it has a milky or cloudy look it’s certain that it contains a filler/s. In the case of tablets a small amount of Magnesium Stearate and Silicon Dioxide is generally deemed necessary to the tablet making process !

The above test is for fillers only - silicates and flow agents do not show up using this method - see below

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5. MSM containing silicates, flow agents and anti-caking agents

Silicates, flow agents and anti-caking agents are added commercially for product appearance and ease of packing.

If the MSM in a tub is like free-flowing powder it may contain one or more flow agents.

Note: The latest crystallisation and distillation processes produce naturally fine crystal / flakes which resemble powders. You can see the difference with a strong magnifying glass ! (Quality forms of MSM will appear as mini crystal / flakes whereas the cheaper forms look like fine chalk powder)

it clearly states on their website that it contains packing compounds:

"Other Ingredients
Contains pure OptiMSM® Methyl-Sulfonyl-Methane. Also contains silicon dioxide (anti-caking agent) (in trace amounts)."

[link to www.jarrow.com]

I would not use that MSM, as you are most likely getting at most 30% absorbtion out of it.

You can also do a test to confirm yourself, just break a pill open in a full glass of cold water and stir with a spoon. If it doesn't sink to the bottom immediately after settling and stuff floats at the top, it's not pure. Pure MSM will dissove completely.

here is the information on MSM purity, packing agents ect...

"The actual chemical manufacturers of MSM are few and the number of re-packaging resellers are very numerous. Sulfur is very interactive and easily forms sulfates, sulfites and sulfides with most of the other elements and molecular compounds. Retail MSM is most often manufactured, processed and packaged with anti-caking ingredients and this effectively blocks the bio-availability of sulfur to the body's cells—the sulfur is contaminated. We at the Cellular Matrix Study believe sulfur products are contaminated by the additives of packaging, just as our foods have been contaminated by processing and chemical additives.

For MSM retail products, anti-caking agents are necessary for the production of capsules and pills. These additives, and the pulverizing of the sulfur flakes into powder, seriously interferes with the body's uptake of the sulfur. "

[link to www.organicsulfur-msm.ca]