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and so she ordered some green clay from

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France and I began treating brouilly

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ulcer with it and this is very low-tech

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cure but very effective all you need is

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the a spatula squeeze bottle some

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bandages and the right kind of clay so

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here's a picture of day 1 of a treatment

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of one of the children she actually had

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over a hundred cures the only other cure

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being amputation she and she documented

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with these photos this is day two of the

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clay treatment and a 103 of the clay

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treatment so over 100 cures the World

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Health Organization which she took these

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photos to said well didn't get excited

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about it said we need to know the

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mechanism behind this before we can get

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excited here's how she used the split

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this is thought to be spread by a water

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bug that bites mainly women and children

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who go out and forage in the swamps and

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people would get and it can incubate for

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like five years before it finally comes

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out as a pimple which then the flesh

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starts falling off of it's not painful

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but putting when once you put the clay

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on it then it didn't become painful hmm

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so her son came to this country and

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tried to get some interest among clay

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scientists I was one but the main one

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was Linda Williams at Arizona State

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University who really took it up and

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started experimenting with different

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clays to try to figure out how they had

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this antibacterial potential and one of

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the way she did this is a the least

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sophisticated test but you can see the

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initial petri dish there and then that

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was incubated and then she added

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different kinds of clay to it and you

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can see the clay sometimes helped growth

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but the egregore clay killed everything

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and this was the clay from France so she

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began testing a lot of different clays

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and found that about 10 percent of them

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showed antibacterial action here's the

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killing efficiency of some of the

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antibacterial clays notice mersa falls

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on this list that egregore just after 28

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days it showed some activity against a

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certain bacteria the best clay that we

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found is that otm clay which is from

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the Agra Argyl each clay was the was was

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another French green clay and she wrote

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for more sample of that and tested it

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and it didn't work anymore so it

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probably came from a different part of

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the deposit or maybe the antibacterial

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clay was used up so became necessary to

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know how to identify these antibacterial

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clays so here's some TEM and e-coli

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after critical point drying the one of

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the one is after an hour treatment with

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the Oregon clay you can see the cell

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wall is intact but after 24 hours the

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cell wall is still intact but there are

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all these voids inside the bacteria

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killing the bacteria or rendering it

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ineffective it was up to

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Linda's student Keith Morrison to really

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figure out what was going on using this

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very high-tech instrument that's only

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found in a few departments across the

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country called the nano Sims and on the

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left there is ecoli napped for the

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carbon so you can see the bacteria

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and yellow is aluminum and then red is

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iron and you can see the aluminum sort

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of concentrates around the edge of the

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bacteria and the iron in the interior

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and then this is what really opened

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things up see the up upper curve is for

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carbon and you can see where the cell is

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and the extracellular material this is a

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transect going across one of the

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bacteria you can see the arrow and the

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middle picture so there's the carbon and

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the aluminum is in yellow and you can

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see that that's concentrated in the cell

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wall and the iron is concentrated in the

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cytoplasm in the center of the cell

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and although the concentration of

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aluminum and iron was not sufficient to

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alone to kill the bacteria working

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together in this synergistic way the

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aluminum caused miss folding of the of

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the proteins in the cell wall and the

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iron entered into the cell and through

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various complex reactions including the

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Haberer Weiss reaction the Fenton

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reaction and so on it transformed from

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Fe 2 plus and 2 Fe 3 plus releasing

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peroxide and causing Oh H radicals to

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form which destroyed the cell so the

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main thing is to mobilize aluminum and

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iron and here's a solubility curve for

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aluminum and that you can see it's a

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function of pH and so you have to get to

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a low pH or high pH to mobilize aluminum

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working this out the requirements for an

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anti bacterial clay our source for iron

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fool's gold source for aluminum which is

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clay or feldspar and you have to knead

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it need a pH below 4.2 to really

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mobilize iron in aluminum so that

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they're soluble and can enter and enter

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into the bacteria and he H how much

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oxygen is in the system of 450 to 800

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millivolts this stabilizes fe 2 plus

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which is the soluble form of iron which

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enters into the cell and transforms into

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fe 3 plus gets oxidized and a swelling

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clay which buffers the chemistry of the

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system here's a deposit where the clay

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we hope you'll all take a sample of it

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and try it out and let me know what

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happened we don't have FDA approval or

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anything this is to experiment on

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yourself and let me know you know lots

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of people friends of mine have tried it

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with very good results but this shows

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the deposit up at the top the brownish

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a Pleistocene sediment from glaciers and

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then the reddish stuff below that is

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completely oxidized clay where there's

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it does it's in not antibacterial all of

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the onion 2 plus has been converted into

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iron three-plus forming the mineral

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growth site and then there's a whitish

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band right by the where that guy's head

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is that doesn't have pyrite in it but

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low pH and must have iron on the

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exchange sites and iron two-plus on the

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exchange sites but the really powerful

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stuff is the blue stuff below that but

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it doesn't work anymore it's not

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antibacterial this is because it hasn't

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oxidized enough the playwright hasn't

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oxidized to form the acid which thence

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dissolves and releases Fe 2 plus from

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the playwright so in conclusion the

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Oregon clay is affected killing a broad

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spectrum of pathogenic bacteria x'

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experiment with you organ clay with at

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your own wrist and report your results

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and for more information our website

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should be up by now and you could take a

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look thanks thank you very much are

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dennis very interesting um so metals are

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known to have antibiotic and antiviral

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properties most notably colloidal silver

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certain level for them to be effective

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the criteria for being taken seriously

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created in an artificial way yes in

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other words an artificial clay in effect

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and that would be a next step to go to

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has there been a discussion of that uh

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idea you can't patent natural stuff the

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natural stuff is cheap and readily

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available and so I'd like to see that

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on a able interest anybody in clinical

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studies that contacted the World Health

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Organization and they referred us to

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somebody else who refers to somebody

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they contacted the mersa experimental

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group in Chicago and also they weren't

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clinician I and I have two questions the

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first is can we purchase the clay off of

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this website I'm sending out free

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samples free samples no you can't

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purchase in bulk or something uh yeah

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there's a place in Oregon where you can

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it from and I can give you that address

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know if you're familiar I only know it

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by its the name used in the stores Tara

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Minh yeah that is the clay that NASA

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showed that if you take it as a

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supplement internally it prevents

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osteoporosis and astronauts under

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conditions of weightlessness was tara

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man looked at as one of the potential

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clays that could be antibacterial I

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don't know okay I'm also a physician and

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the therapy called phage therapy R or

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bacteria phage therapy because bacteria

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phages which are viruses are found in

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all soils and research has been done

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since the 1920s on these bacteria phages

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that and if there might have been an

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effect of the bacteriophages in that

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clay soil that's causing an effect as

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well as perhaps the metal effects that

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they're fantastic

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and there are bacteria in this in this

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soil they are metal iron loving bacteria

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and they have a very different cell wall

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and metabolism from pathogenic bacteria

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but I don't know if there are phages the

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virus system because it's the viruses

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that attack the bacteria and that's what

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viruses that were in the soil no we

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killed that kill we haven't done

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anything with viruses i although I did

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warts I had on my hand and after a few

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weeks of treatment the warts went away

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with so that's all I know

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okay thank you very much very