Many Health Benefits of Diatomaceous Earth


Foodless Friday – The Many Health Benefits of Diatomaceous Earth
I’ve gotten a lot of emails and messages from IBIH readers asking for updates on my recent issues with food intolerances.  First I want to say thank you so much for your concern and well wishes – it really means a lot to me.  I’m so excited to let you know that I can now EAT ALL OF THE THINGS!!!!!  Which is both good and bad!  ha ha!



I went from being able to eat and drink almost nothing without having a reaction, to now being able to eat and drink pretty much anything.  I credit this amazing change to the diatomaceous earth I started taking almost 2 weeks ago.  In my desperation to find answers to my sudden onset of intolerance to everything, and in getting no answers from the doctors I tried, I did a ton of research online.  I tried all sorts of supplements and enzymes in case it was a Histamine Intolerance and saw no improvement.

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