Just a note about leucine supplementation. Leucine, Isoleucine, and Valine need to be in balance, so it's not a good idea to supplement any one of those amino acids without the others. FWIW.
SeekinTruth said:Just a note about leucine supplementation. Leucine, Isoleucine, and Valine need to be in balance, so it's not a good idea to supplement any one of those amino acids without the others. FWIW.
Shyntarra said:The first step is a entire purification run down!!!
The restimulations that occur when drug residues are stored in our fat cells-- trigger all the effects one had at the time of taking the drugs or alcohol or sleeping pills.
Any mental emotional physical happenings that he had while doing take or drinking drugs/pills/alcohol will all be stored in the fat cells.
The only real way to get the entire body mind and spiritual levels purified is to do a complete purification run down.
I had taken psych drugs, sleeping meds, alcohol marijuana etc and was not a well person.
They are designed to totally destroy the person and usually do, but this incredible purification procedure I did totally gave me my life back, and my family's too!
I kid you not those drugs will destroy a being, if not quickly over a period of time.
I have complete compassion for what your father is enduring.
The best thing is that you get out ALL the entirety of the drugs and alcohol stored in the fat cells. And one never gets an urge to drink or do drugs again, it can never be triggered once it is gone from the fat cells.
If you would like the link to the place where i did mine I will more l=than like to help you out.
Someone did the same for me and It saved my life.
The Purification Rundown, also known as the Purif[1] or the Hubbard Method,[2] is a controversial detoxification program developed by Scientology's founder L. Ron Hubbard and used by the Church of Scientology as an introductory service.[1][3] Scientologists consider it the only effective way to deal with the long-term effects of drug abuse or toxic exposure.[3] It forms the basis for drug rehabilitation and detoxification programs operated by church-affiliated groups such as Narconon,[4] Criminon,[5] Second Chance,[6] and the International Academy of Detoxification Specialists.[7] The program combines exercise, dietary supplements and long stays in a sauna (up to five hours a day for five weeks).[8] It is promoted variously as religious or secular, medical or purely spiritual, depending on context.[2][5]
Hubbard put forward his ideas about niacin in a book called All About Radiation. He claimed to have discovered that large doses of vitamins could both alleviate and prevent radiation sickness.[9] He marketed this anti-radiation mixture in the form of a tablet, calling it "Dianazene". Twenty-one thousand such tablets were seized and destroyed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 1958.[10]
The 1979 predecessor of the Purification Rundown was known as the 'Sweat Program' and was similarly designed to remove traces of LSD which, according to Hubbard, remained for long periods in the body.[3][11] The participant had a restricted diet, including large doses of vitamins and a teaspoon of salt, and spent at least an hour a day jogging in a rubberised suit. For some, this regimen lasted for months.[11]
The program was developed for use in Narconon,[12] and was published in Hubbard's Technical Bulletins of Dianetics and Scientology as well as the book Clear Body, Clear Mind.[3][7] Two other books describe the procedure, Purification: An Illustrated Answer To Drugs[3] and Narconon New Life Detoxification Program: the effective purification program by L. Ron Hubbard. The term "Purification Rundown" is a trademark of the Religious Technology Center (the governing body of the Church of Scientology), though an RTC spokesman has denied any licensing arrangement with Narconon.[13]
Laura said:JayMark, why don't you just get your dad the 3 books I mentioned. If money is a problem, let me know.
JayMark said:Could I use my bank account from Québec, Canada on amazon.com directly or is that only for the USA?
Sorry, I really suck at ordering online.
JayMark said:Could I use my bank account from Québec, Canada on amazon.com directly or is that only for the USA?
Sorry, I really suck at ordering online.
Thanks.
Shane said:I don't think you can use your bank account for Amazon.com. Does your bank offer a debit card for your bank account? If they do, you would be able to use that as a credit card.
Laura said:So you are in Quebec?
Laura said:There are 25 used copies of Detoxify or Die available on amazon.com
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/1887202048/ref=dp_olp_used?ie=UTF8&condition=used