Aluminum is a toxic light metal from vaccines and other souces. OSR/NBMI, Boyd Haley's heavy metal chelator, does not help, but fortunately, we have a way to get rid of it.
Everyone's question is if there is a silica concentrate that can be added to water to make a product similar to Fiji. Dr. Crouse says no in this letter:
Hi Robert,
There are a number of products available that claim to be concentrated OSA. During the last decade I have bought and tested these products and have found none that have sufficient if any OSA. OrthoPur SI is product for horses and is in a class of "silica" supplements all with the same concentration of silica 125mg/5grams (5grams - one teaspoon). I have checked one in this class called Zemvelo Silica a product for humans that therefore requires a complete list of ingredients. Here are notes from my lab book.
Zemvelo Silica: This product for humans contains CHD-fulvic acid, citric and sorbic acid. The company claims the fulvic acid provides enhanced absorption. This product is claimed to be made from OSA but no claims are made about it containing OSA. The serving size of this product is 1 teaspoon (5 grams) that is claimed to contain 125mg. of “silica” from orthosilicic acid. One cc of Zemvelo Silica solution pH 7 was added to 499cc of distilled water and the pH was lowered to 3.2 with HCl and the solution was held at room temp. for 4 hours, simulating stomach acid, before testing with Coradin’s blue procedure. No OSA was detected.
Fulvic acid does not form a complex with OSA at pH 3-4 as found by both Kambalina, et al,; Procedia Chem.; 10:16-42 (2014) and Meyer and Bloom; J. Environ. Qual.; 26(1):63-9 (1997).
OrthoPur Si available for horses from HorseTech in Laurens Iowa. The serving size is three teaspoons (15 grams) that is claimed to contain 375mg of "Silica". Therefore, OrthoPur Si has exactly the same concentration of “Silica” as Zemvelo Silica and I suspect they are the same class of Silica supplements with no OSA.
You ask why in my book I do not go into detail as to why I do not endorse the product made by DC. In the first instance it is out of politeness towards DC. I have communicated with him for a very long time and long before he wrote any of his books or came up with his recipe. DC used my science to write his work and in the main he has referenced my science. However, for my research I had to make hundreds of litres of silicic acid in the laboratory and at no time did I ever consider drinking this product. Mainly because I could not be sure that it was free of all possible biological contaminants such as viruses or bacteria.
I questioned DC and his wife Laurie about their recipe for making silicic acid and asked for data relating to its silicic acid content. This was never provided though they did send me a sample of the silicate salt they used in its preparation. What they sent me was insoluble in water whereas the sodium silicate I used to prepare silicic acid is highly soluble up to 56mg/L silicon. DC claims I believe that boiling his salt produces silicic acid but without providing independent (preferably peer-reviewed) evidence that this is the case. My worry is that DC's product is actually silica glass and not silicic acid but without data I cannot be sure. However, DC has never provided any clinical data that drinking his product results in the removal of aluminium from the blood via the kidney. This would be the definitive proof that his product contained silicic acid. I cannot therefore endorse a homemade product for which their is neither proof of content or efficacy. I also worry about its safety for human consumption.
As for your comment about me receiving money from makers of silicon-rich mineral waters. I have never received a penny though I did help Rex Garratt set up Acilis in the UK.
If you had taken the time to look through the many comments on this subject on my substack you would find much of what is written above. Please do your homework before casting your aspersions.
Seems like a pretty long way to say you’ve never made, tasted it, or studied it. Who said you had all the answers anyway on something you’ve never made, tasted, or studied. You seem to assume you do. I’ll listen to the guy who has actually made, tasted and studied it, and of course the many benefits that have come from drinking it.
Thanks for weighing in, Chris! I am an amateur, essentially a journalist, and I am flattered that you read this.
Peer review has been so corrupted and adulterated that we are stuck relying on case reports such as Mark Kennerd's. His extreme aluminum sensitivity makes him credible.
The thing is Dr. Chris my worried is the Fiji water is in a plastic bottle we need it in glass. Is there anyway we remove micro plastics from the Fiji water and we don't know how old and what condition the water will be in by the time we get it. I also worried about any solvents were used to clean the machinery. That is why I would prefer to make it myself. Please give some assurance on the things I mentioned thank you.
When Acilis was introduced into the UK, silicawaters had to submit multiple samples of water in pristine unopened plastic bottles to the Laboratory of the Government Chemist for complete testing including plastic residues. Needless to say the water was shown to be 100% safe for human consumption. I can only assume that the rules that applied to selling Acilis in the UK also apply to all other bottled natural waters.
All those allegations about plastic seem like nonsense to me. When I read the supporting papers, they seem correlative rather than causal. I may have more time to look at this soon. I have 40 references.
You asked my opinion of the "chelation" of aluminum. This is my RI (real intelligent) answer:
Chelation is defined as the formation of multiple coordination bonds between organic molecules and a transition metal ion leading to sequestration of the metal.
Aluminum and silicon are not transition metals
Aluminum hydroxide and orthosilicic acid (OSA) do not contain a carbon atom and are therefore not organic molecules
Therefore, with this definition of chelation: OSA and aluminum reacting to form nontoxic hydroxyaluminosilicates above pH 5.5 in the body does not involve chelation of aluminum.
Aluminum hydroxides have a high affinity for organic molecules containing the N-(hydroxy)amide moiety. These molecules are strong proton donors and are synthetic chemicals not commonly found in the body, but can be formed as metabolites of xenobiotics that can be harmful to the body. The transition metal iron is chelated by desferoxamine an organic (carbon containing) molecule with four N-(hydroxy)amine moieties per molecule. Desferoxamine also reacts with aluminum. Desferoxamine must be injected into the body and is not taken orally. Desferoxamine has many side effects and should only be taken under doctor supervision. Desferoxamine is FDA approved for facilitating iron removal by chelation therapy but not for aluminum removal. This is inspite of Desferoxamine having been shown to slow cognitive decline in Alzheimer patients by 50% after being injected 5 days a week for two years.
The remarkable feature of OSA is that it is targeted to just detoxify aluminum and facilitate its elimination from the body in sweat and urine. Most importantly it has no effect on iron. In addition OSA is considered GRAS (generally regarded as safe) by the FDA and can be taken orally. Drinking three to four cups of OSA rich water a day will lower the body's burden of aluminum to that of a teenager. My wife and I have done this treatment for over ten years and proven with total 24-hour urine tests that we have the aluminum body burden equivalent to that of teenagers. Also, like Desferoxamine, OSA has been shown to reverse cognitive decline in some Alzheimer's patients after just 12 weeks.
Doctors, especially Ivy League trained are 100% DANGEROUS. All Vacinnes are toxic shit that we dont need. Fuck this guy and and fuck any Rockefeller Medicine. Dentists are just as evil and side funded by Big Pharma. This Harvard doc is covering his ass by still recommending vacinnes.
Deliberate consumption of soluble Silicates leads to accumulation of insoluble Aluminosilicates in your Kidneys, as revealed in Autopsies. Free article by those who took the trouble to look.
Large Kidney stones stuck in the urethra, formed from Fluoride-doped Hydroxyapatite or Calcium Oxalate, are sometimes disrupted by ultrasound, but the insoluble Aluminosilicate nanoparticles that will be formed by drinking soluble silicates will be sharp and enter cells and stay there until the cell dies. It was claimed in the 1970s that drinking 5 ppm Fluoride in water increased Aluminium excretion in urine due to the formation of the AlF6- ion, but you would have to be crazy to increase your F intake! Looks like Mayo Clinic page is mixed up.
Thank you, Dr. Yoho. This is excellent material and the comment section with Dennis Crouse and his wife, Laurie was very helpful. I just had a hair analysis come back with high levels of aluminum, so this was very timely and so appreciated.
silicon in water is limited by solubility. Above 200 ppm, silicon comes out of the solution
Since we cannot solute more silicone, why not make the silica more available to the body?
I am thinking that to a prepared bottle with silica to add some drops of DMSO, which theoretically should take the silica everywhere in the body and in the brain and make it easier to find the Aluminum everywhere and even help the silica pass the blood brain barrier better to attack the aluminum there?
I kno its been a while but I just reread this post & am hoping u see & respond2my query! I see no mention of the use of Distilled water in this article& since I never cook with or drink tap water I'm wondering how or if Distilled water would impact your at home formula. I do add trace minerals back n2the Distilled water! Thank u4such an Xcellent post!👊
I would like to make the silica water but I am unable to purchase the items listed as they won’t ship to Canada. I have found options in Canada but I want to make sure I a purchasing the right products.
This is what happens when Bill Gates and the criminal elites are allowed by our governments to spray(geopoison engineer) our countries worldwide. Complete scum!
Everyone's question is if there is a silica concentrate that can be added to water to make a product similar to Fiji. Dr. Crouse says no in this letter:
Hi Robert,
There are a number of products available that claim to be concentrated OSA. During the last decade I have bought and tested these products and have found none that have sufficient if any OSA. OrthoPur SI is product for horses and is in a class of "silica" supplements all with the same concentration of silica 125mg/5grams (5grams - one teaspoon). I have checked one in this class called Zemvelo Silica a product for humans that therefore requires a complete list of ingredients. Here are notes from my lab book.
Zemvelo Silica: This product for humans contains CHD-fulvic acid, citric and sorbic acid. The company claims the fulvic acid provides enhanced absorption. This product is claimed to be made from OSA but no claims are made about it containing OSA. The serving size of this product is 1 teaspoon (5 grams) that is claimed to contain 125mg. of “silica” from orthosilicic acid. One cc of Zemvelo Silica solution pH 7 was added to 499cc of distilled water and the pH was lowered to 3.2 with HCl and the solution was held at room temp. for 4 hours, simulating stomach acid, before testing with Coradin’s blue procedure. No OSA was detected.
Fulvic acid does not form a complex with OSA at pH 3-4 as found by both Kambalina, et al,; Procedia Chem.; 10:16-42 (2014) and Meyer and Bloom; J. Environ. Qual.; 26(1):63-9 (1997).
OrthoPur Si available for horses from HorseTech in Laurens Iowa. The serving size is three teaspoons (15 grams) that is claimed to contain 375mg of "Silica". Therefore, OrthoPur Si has exactly the same concentration of “Silica” as Zemvelo Silica and I suspect they are the same class of Silica supplements with no OSA.
Dennis
You ask why in my book I do not go into detail as to why I do not endorse the product made by DC. In the first instance it is out of politeness towards DC. I have communicated with him for a very long time and long before he wrote any of his books or came up with his recipe. DC used my science to write his work and in the main he has referenced my science. However, for my research I had to make hundreds of litres of silicic acid in the laboratory and at no time did I ever consider drinking this product. Mainly because I could not be sure that it was free of all possible biological contaminants such as viruses or bacteria.
I questioned DC and his wife Laurie about their recipe for making silicic acid and asked for data relating to its silicic acid content. This was never provided though they did send me a sample of the silicate salt they used in its preparation. What they sent me was insoluble in water whereas the sodium silicate I used to prepare silicic acid is highly soluble up to 56mg/L silicon. DC claims I believe that boiling his salt produces silicic acid but without providing independent (preferably peer-reviewed) evidence that this is the case. My worry is that DC's product is actually silica glass and not silicic acid but without data I cannot be sure. However, DC has never provided any clinical data that drinking his product results in the removal of aluminium from the blood via the kidney. This would be the definitive proof that his product contained silicic acid. I cannot therefore endorse a homemade product for which their is neither proof of content or efficacy. I also worry about its safety for human consumption.
As for your comment about me receiving money from makers of silicon-rich mineral waters. I have never received a penny though I did help Rex Garratt set up Acilis in the UK.
If you had taken the time to look through the many comments on this subject on my substack you would find much of what is written above. Please do your homework before casting your aspersions.
Seems like a pretty long way to say you’ve never made, tasted it, or studied it. Who said you had all the answers anyway on something you’ve never made, tasted, or studied. You seem to assume you do. I’ll listen to the guy who has actually made, tasted and studied it, and of course the many benefits that have come from drinking it.
Thanks for weighing in, Chris! I am an amateur, essentially a journalist, and I am flattered that you read this.
Peer review has been so corrupted and adulterated that we are stuck relying on case reports such as Mark Kennerd's. His extreme aluminum sensitivity makes him credible.
Best wishes...
The thing is Dr. Chris my worried is the Fiji water is in a plastic bottle we need it in glass. Is there anyway we remove micro plastics from the Fiji water and we don't know how old and what condition the water will be in by the time we get it. I also worried about any solvents were used to clean the machinery. That is why I would prefer to make it myself. Please give some assurance on the things I mentioned thank you.
When Acilis was introduced into the UK, silicawaters had to submit multiple samples of water in pristine unopened plastic bottles to the Laboratory of the Government Chemist for complete testing including plastic residues. Needless to say the water was shown to be 100% safe for human consumption. I can only assume that the rules that applied to selling Acilis in the UK also apply to all other bottled natural waters.
All those allegations about plastic seem like nonsense to me. When I read the supporting papers, they seem correlative rather than causal. I may have more time to look at this soon. I have 40 references.
Dr. Crouse wrote me this email:
Hi Robert,
You asked my opinion of the "chelation" of aluminum. This is my RI (real intelligent) answer:
Chelation is defined as the formation of multiple coordination bonds between organic molecules and a transition metal ion leading to sequestration of the metal.
Aluminum and silicon are not transition metals
Aluminum hydroxide and orthosilicic acid (OSA) do not contain a carbon atom and are therefore not organic molecules
Therefore, with this definition of chelation: OSA and aluminum reacting to form nontoxic hydroxyaluminosilicates above pH 5.5 in the body does not involve chelation of aluminum.
Aluminum hydroxides have a high affinity for organic molecules containing the N-(hydroxy)amide moiety. These molecules are strong proton donors and are synthetic chemicals not commonly found in the body, but can be formed as metabolites of xenobiotics that can be harmful to the body. The transition metal iron is chelated by desferoxamine an organic (carbon containing) molecule with four N-(hydroxy)amine moieties per molecule. Desferoxamine also reacts with aluminum. Desferoxamine must be injected into the body and is not taken orally. Desferoxamine has many side effects and should only be taken under doctor supervision. Desferoxamine is FDA approved for facilitating iron removal by chelation therapy but not for aluminum removal. This is inspite of Desferoxamine having been shown to slow cognitive decline in Alzheimer patients by 50% after being injected 5 days a week for two years.
The remarkable feature of OSA is that it is targeted to just detoxify aluminum and facilitate its elimination from the body in sweat and urine. Most importantly it has no effect on iron. In addition OSA is considered GRAS (generally regarded as safe) by the FDA and can be taken orally. Drinking three to four cups of OSA rich water a day will lower the body's burden of aluminum to that of a teenager. My wife and I have done this treatment for over ten years and proven with total 24-hour urine tests that we have the aluminum body burden equivalent to that of teenagers. Also, like Desferoxamine, OSA has been shown to reverse cognitive decline in some Alzheimer's patients after just 12 weeks.
Thanks for posting our interview.
Dennis
Aluminum Export lowered aluminum levels by 18% in 60 days https://ionomelabs.com/
Doctors, especially Ivy League trained are 100% DANGEROUS. All Vacinnes are toxic shit that we dont need. Fuck this guy and and fuck any Rockefeller Medicine. Dentists are just as evil and side funded by Big Pharma. This Harvard doc is covering his ass by still recommending vacinnes.
Deliberate consumption of soluble Silicates leads to accumulation of insoluble Aluminosilicates in your Kidneys, as revealed in Autopsies. Free article by those who took the trouble to look.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12454625/
Is there a way to get the kidneys to pass Aluminosilicates?
Large Kidney stones stuck in the urethra, formed from Fluoride-doped Hydroxyapatite or Calcium Oxalate, are sometimes disrupted by ultrasound, but the insoluble Aluminosilicate nanoparticles that will be formed by drinking soluble silicates will be sharp and enter cells and stay there until the cell dies. It was claimed in the 1970s that drinking 5 ppm Fluoride in water increased Aluminium excretion in urine due to the formation of the AlF6- ion, but you would have to be crazy to increase your F intake! Looks like Mayo Clinic page is mixed up.
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/kidney-stones/diagnosis-treatment/drc-20355759
Are they removed when the cell dies i.e. macrophages or does it also interfere with the dead cell removal Geoff?
Reminds me of some of the folk remedies for kidney stones i.e. apple cider vinegar. I wonder if it would be useful
Thank you, Dr. Yoho. This is excellent material and the comment section with Dennis Crouse and his wife, Laurie was very helpful. I just had a hair analysis come back with high levels of aluminum, so this was very timely and so appreciated.
“I could not be sure that it [home-made Silicade] was free of all possible biological contaminants such as viruses or bacteria.” — Christopher Exley
Passing the solution slowly through a UVC water filter will kill any living organisms in the liquid.
Maybe a solution to this:
silicon in water is limited by solubility. Above 200 ppm, silicon comes out of the solution
Since we cannot solute more silicone, why not make the silica more available to the body?
I am thinking that to a prepared bottle with silica to add some drops of DMSO, which theoretically should take the silica everywhere in the body and in the brain and make it easier to find the Aluminum everywhere and even help the silica pass the blood brain barrier better to attack the aluminum there?
Make sense to me…
I kno its been a while but I just reread this post & am hoping u see & respond2my query! I see no mention of the use of Distilled water in this article& since I never cook with or drink tap water I'm wondering how or if Distilled water would impact your at home formula. I do add trace minerals back n2the Distilled water! Thank u4such an Xcellent post!👊
Hello
Hoping someone can help me.
I would like to make the silica water but I am unable to purchase the items listed as they won’t ship to Canada. I have found options in Canada but I want to make sure I a purchasing the right products.
These are what I found.
https://www.greengardenvibes.ca/products/sodium-silicate?variant=47504830923069
https://www.qualifirst.com/food/preserving_balancing_agents/sodium-bisulphate-l?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADpF5klENgAv6Qyv9_02eUPMF5xrs&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIgfa0kY-MjAMVgQ-tBh2VchI9EAQYAiABEgKE0PD_BwE#attr=
Appreciate your help, thank you.
How do you make silica water?
This is what happens when Bill Gates and the criminal elites are allowed by our governments to spray(geopoison engineer) our countries worldwide. Complete scum!
Thank you both for the information.
Another elephant in the room that is eloquently addressed- many thanks
Hello- *Do you have to start with tap water to make Silicade? isn’t tap water problematic (chlorine, fluoride etc)?
*Is it ok to start with distilled water to make Silicade?
*Does it have to be Brita as final filter or can any filter do? I use Seychelles - thank you for response.