Colors and Textures of the Resulting Dermal Chelation Water

Bubbly Foam

Initially, as the H₂gas comes to the top of the water, it enters the atmosphere. However, if the lymphatic system is being cleansed, a viscous substance will be released that will trap the H₂⁺ gas creating a soap suds appearance designated bubbly foam (BF). The color of the BF will be white unless something else is mixing in with it.

Detox Results Picture: Bubbly Foam In the picture to the right, the orange color of the BF to the right is due to the joints being cleansed and mixing with the foam. The orange is darkened a little by the metal that is also mixing with the BF. Notice how much darker the BF is in the second picture on the left. Detox Water Results _ Lymphatic Bubbly Foam There is much more metal being released and mixing with the BF. Can you see the very dark, vertical lines metal coming down the BF? This amount of BF is considered to represent a severe cleansing of the lymphatic system. The more the lymphatic system cleanses, the more BF will be on top of the water. There is a 100% correlation with excessive amounts of BF and diagnosed lymphatic system disorders. Hardened lymph nodes are significantly softer upon palpation after this process when excessive BF has been released as seen in the picture to the right.

Dark Green

The bluish green is from the gall bladder being cleansed. The larger bubbles are the viscous substance from the lymphatic system that trapped the H₂ gas as it was entering the atmosphere. The brownish-red color is made by the black of the metal being released combining with the orange from the joints being cleansed.

Yellow Green

The yellowish green color in the picture to the right indicates that the kidneys are being cleansed. There are a few areas near the array that have a blue-green color. This is thought to indicate that the gall bladder is being cleansed as well. Note how different this water is from the controls above.

Blood

This client’s hands are being used for the chelation process in the picture on the left. Before we began she had black blood pooling in her left hand and arm. Physicians had cauterized the vessels in this arm on several occasions to stop the blood from pooling. Much to our surprise, the blood is being removed causing the water to be darker on the right side of the foot tub. By the time this picture was taken, the pooled blood in her arm was no longer black though it is still darker than freshly oxygenated blood. After the dermal chelation process was complete, the pooled blood in her arm was the color of freshly oxygenated blood. Kidneys and/or gall bladder are also being cleansed as indicated by the green water. Since the blood is causing a dark color in the water, testing would have to be done to check for metal as well. In this case, the water was not tested for metal.

Nicotine

Nicotine is a hygroscopic, pale yellow, liquid that becomes dark brown and viscous when exposed to air. ([1]) Nicotine has been observed as seen in picture to the right which came from the dermal chelation of an elderly female with a 30 year history of smoking cigarettes. After not smoking for over 20 years, she was diagnosed with lung cancer and had a lobe of one of her lungs removed. Just prior to this dermal chelation session, she was told that her cancer was no longer in remission. Note that the nicotine resembles the substance expelled from the mouths of people who chew tobacco leaves. When nicotine is being released in the large amounts seen in the picture to the right and below, smokers will suddenly not like the taste of cigarettes and be unable to smoke for up to 4 days. After over 100 dermal chelations, each releasing excessive amounts of nicotine, over the course of a year, a 70 year old male diagnosed with COPD and prescribed oxygen and various medications for breathing was told by his pulmonary physician that his lungs were healthy. His physician stopped all medications as no further assistance was needed with breathing. Further studies are needed to investigate this finding and determine its ramifications with respect to COPD.