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Part Five: Polyfloramin

Wallach asked, "Since physicians have a life expectancy of only 58 years, how can you trust them with maintaining your health?" Actually, physicians do have a shorter life expectancy than the general population. In fact, an old friend of mine claiming he filled every nutritional need known to man died of an aneurysm at age 45 last week. Wait, I am not sure if it was 45, but it was definitely before he turned 50. I am friends with several of his family members but get my point. 45, 55, 50, it doesn't matter. He died young and A LOT of physicians do...I suspect Wallach knew someone who died at age 58 and it stuck. Big deal. Move on...

Wallach said mercury amalgam used in dental fillings causes multiple sclerosis and detractors say that is not supported by clinical research... Really? I think it is and that is why there is such a craze AND SUPPORT to use silver or non-metal fillings these days... Look it up.

Wallach says five cultures around the world have average lifespans of 120 to 140 years. The key to their longevity he said is the consumption of colloidal mineral waters or "glacier milk" as they call it. Detractors say no such long-lived cultures exist but Bernard Jensen has pictures of them all over his website and he too believed in minerals and trace nutrients.

Detractors attacked Wallach's claims to have authored over 70 articles in peer-reviewed journals as well as several medical texts. Searches of standard indexes have turned up only a handful of publications, nearly all of which are of dubious quality they say. But have the detractors been published in anything of better than dubious quality? Only if they paid for it.... Misleading the public... Tsk, tsk. Who really cares how many articles Wallach wrote and who for? I certainly do not. I like how I feel, how I look and how I perform since using Clark's minerals.

The one thing I think is funny however is that Wallach claims to have performed 20,500 animal and human autopsies while working as a veterinarian in St. Louis. Veterinarians and naturopaths are not supposed to be allowed to conduct human autopsies so maybe Wallach had something else going on. Even so, he would had to have performed them at a rate of six per day, five days a week, for 12 years in addition to his other duties and while authoring his numerous writings, which is possible if all he did was attend or stand in or read through the facts AS MOST PHYSICIANS DO...So this could be true.

Wallach then stated standard vitamins are not digested and pass out in the feces remaining in tablet form. Like it or not, I have seen this and so have my clients. It happens, stop nit picking MR DETRACTOR.

Final note on this matter... I can't cover everything as I decided to just take the afternoon and write this (I happen to have other things in my life to do unlike most detractors). Whenever a detractor says something is "Not supported by clinical research," I know several things: for one, they haven't read the same research reports, two, they didn't bother looking, three, they have pharmaceutical products to sell you, four, they aren't nutritionists, five, and most importantly,

I know I can look them in they eye, see they are full of hate and look miserably in ill health themselves. Saggy stomachs, gushy tushies, wrinkly dry skin... All things that are dependent of minerals to control. Minerals heal nerves and allow for their function. Do you think these ailments aren't nerve related? Every breath you take is nerve related therefore mineral related. Ok, Let me counter a couple more things.

Part Six: Trace Nutrients

Here's one more: "The ingestion of unnecessary amounts of all trace elements should be avoided because many are not easily excreted and all can exhibit toxic effects when consumed in large quantity or for an extended period of time." Sorry, minerals aren't food - they do not digest.

"Colloidal minerals are toxic." OK, first the detractor claimed colloidal minerals do not actually exist and now he calls them by name, but are colloidal minerals toxic? Well gee; I have cleaner blood results every six months for all the years using them, so I do not think so.

The detractors also want to remind you that the average recommended dosage of most colloidal minerals costs approximately $360 per person per year. With my products you get the minerals AND the vitamins (with high dosages of B-complexes for digestion, anti-oxidants for toxins... AND MORE) but Clark's are only $72 a year for the minerals DESPITE WHAT DETRACTORS WANT YOU TO BELIEVE. Fact is, most detractors are LIARS.

A lot of companies have made millions selling you shoddy products that are hyped to be more than they are and this is the true source of all the bad mouthing. But when you come at me or Clark shaking a finger, you can bet your bottom dollar I am not going to let YOU MISLEAD PEOPLE. Go after the ones committing the crime. Come to us when you want cared for.

No matter what you are told about the source or origin of trace nutrients, minerals, etc, the fact remains, they are nutrients and that termed has been reserved to things we need in our nutrition. They are required no mater how small they are. Bugs are living creatures just as well as a mouse or elephant is. Ants are not blindly acting out their existences like little robots; they know what they are doing. That is why when you put a finger in front of one, they turn to avoid it.

That is what I do when detractors come along. I know what I am doing and I know it works and helps people. If they want in my way, I will walk around them because I have work to do and they need to get on with their lives as well. Minerals may be small, but they serve a purpose and they know their job. I suggest you make sure you get them. You will know what you are missing the first day you stop taking them once you've begun to. It's amazing....

IN CLOSING

Detractors nit pick and take statements made here and there and either use them out of context or use facts that actually have little to do with the point to begin with. What is the point? I personally have used minerals from the same source since the late 1980's. I even promoted that product without asking for compensation for the better part of a decade in my books. I have tried other companies and noticed a major difference in quality. It was not until I discovered that many of the competitors use watered down, juice mixed, chemical additive based concoctions that I understood why. If you add all that crap, there isn't much room for minerals. Maybe this is why the detractors are up in arms. They use cheap products and are unhappy.

Maybe they should try the real stuff instead of attacking the facts. I finally met the people behind my favorite product in 1999 and was surprised that they knew whom I was when I arrived. I became quick friends and associates with them. In fact, they are who now produce my very own multi-nutrient that has a full day's supply of trace minerals, anti-oxidants, amino acids, herbs, B-complexes and much more in each serving. I wouldn't change companies for all the money in the world. And that my friends is the bottom line. Colloidal Minerals, Trace Minerals & Polyfloramin from T.J. Clark. There are found exclusively in the following products: Perfect Vitamin, Glandular Therapy and Internal Cleansing System