The fossilized diatoms that make up diatomaceous earth have very sharp edges allowing them lacerate the outer covering of parasites.
Ummm, why wouldn't it do the same to the lining of your GI tract?
>The fossilized diatoms that make up diatomaceous earth have very sharp edges allowing them lacerate the outer covering of parasites.
Ummm, why wouldn't it do the same to the lining of your GI tract?
Good question, but diatoms are too small to cause damage to GI tract, all they do is scrub it out.
There are people who take it daily their entire lives and didn't get any negative effects from it.
Good question, but diatoms are too small to cause damage to GI tract, all they do is scrub it out.
There are people who take it daily their entire lives and didn't get any negative effects from it.
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