will edwards on sun 22 jul 01
Hi,
As Ron Roy stated SOME people do have allergic reactions to certain thing=
s,
others don't! Yet the question was what would be best to enhance the micr=
obial
growth on clay to produce plasticity best? Given the repsonse that people=
died
from opening the toombs in Egypt and law suits and other issues that were=
alarming and bell ringing was what set off the present responses.
It was well understood that allergies are common! Ringing the bells and a=
larms
of doom and death wasn't expected however! If this much fear exists why e=
ven
bother with clay? I am sure most all clay that has sit for any period of =
time
has some bacterial growth or mold spores. If not I would be prone to thin=
k
that an antimicrobial/antibacterial means was being used and I doubt that=
=2E
Inccubation would certainly bring out the bugs. I am using Vince's advice=
and
Dr. Basteraches research and some sugar. I just pulled a large barrel ful=
l out
to prepare for my next run and started a new batch. Please - The bells,
whistles and alarms have all been heard. (More often than not). If I took=
everything at face value I would be locked away in a bubble somewhere wit=
h no
dirt, no pollen, no pollution and no people!
William Edwards
keramik on sun 14 oct 01
Martin wrote:
will
be surprised how any blemishes disappear and the skin renews itself.
The urine is the body's own homeopathic remedy, as I have posted so many
times before.
Does this explain your wonderful complexion.
Angela
Essex, UK
Martin Howard on sun 14 oct 01
Angela said
Of course! and many other qualities as well ...
Seriously though. If I was to suffer from something really nasty, I would
immediately go on a month's urine fast; recycling the urine, plus any extra
pure water that was needed and eating nothing at all until all symptoms
disappeared.
It can be done, and I mean by modern humans, not just by those of biblical
fame.
Read "The Water of Life" by J W Armstrong, The C W Daniel Company Ltd,
1 Church Path, Saffron Walden, Essex CB10 1JP,
ISBN 0 85032 052 6
Martin Howard
Webb's Cottage Pottery
Woolpits Road, Great Saling
BRAINTREE, Essex CM7 5DZ
England
martin@webbscottage.co.uk
http://www.webbscottage.co.uk
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