The product you mention does not contain silicic acid regardless of what the manufacturers say. Read about why and much more in my book and my many relevant substacks and associated comments.
Thank you so very much for all your research on this. I am from the UK, living here in the USA and saw your interview with Dell Bigtree. Like him we were told about not using aluminium pans etc, early on and then nothing has been spoken about it since.
My fascination is in Crystals and have dabbled with understanding their uses in healing for over 30 years now. And the effects the energy frequency they admit etc. I am also a plant fanatic and into geology and soil structures. I am really sorry they quashed your research. But as folks are starting to wake up over the smoke and mirror bull we have all been fed over the years in regards to everything. Including blocking real science topics, the research you have done is invaluable.
My cousin was the publicist for the late Dr Emoto and his book with the study of water having memory. I would be more than curious to know , if you do get the chance to pick up your research again. Which I understand is your main focus. The biggest issue has to be and is how to filter out this crap from our brain and system. I have a lot going on right this moment and haven't had a huge opportunity to read much of your work. But if soil rich in silicon has a healing effect with acid rain and the plants grown there. And drinking water rich in silicon minerals which are basically quartz crystal, binds to the aluminum ingested. I am wondering if by placing quartz crystal in water and letting the memory or quarts in filtered water have the same effect? Buying bottled water rich in this mineral, however wonderful this must be, leaves this unavailable to most of the population and like all great discoveries, manufacturing and the production of a product has,( yes put money in pockets ) but still has a huge impact on water resource environment etc. Just by using bottled water in general. The biggest drawback here is Water is contaminated all over the Uk, world and here in the states from mining, industrial, and farming. Not to mention the chemical compounds placed directly into the water supply. Kind of screws up everything ingested in the system. So anyone not filtering water is an issue just with other toxins present. That intern also filters out much needed minerals we need for a healthy body. All this poses lots and lots of food for thought for me.
I read your book and it’s brilliant thank you. Please can someone start a water company that puts silica rich mineral water in glass bottles - from as close to UK as possible. I don’t feel good drinking water all the way from Malaysia or Fiji!! That’s just such a long way for it to fly, Thanks. 🙏
I bought the book for my son, then for my daughter's birthday and read it quickly it before wrapping! It's only the 2nd book I've ever read to the end! (the first was Virus Mania ). Both the science and the politics were very interesting reads. A lot of material I wish I had known about decades ago. Thank you! The only thing I didn't understand was the evolutionary tree for Al and Si - but it has pretty colours!
I no longer make my coffee using aluminium pods! Or salmon wrapped in aluminium foil "on the barbie”.
My dad died of ALS (motor neuron disease) in 1988. All our food from the 1950s was cooked in aluminium saucepans - I always thought aluminium would be the most likely cause but never found any smoking guns in the literature. I was fascinated to see Exley's analysis of aluminium in the glial cells. Now with the glial role in producing myelin I realize it could have been aluminium amplified by the fluoride in the drinking water. My dad had severe migraines too. I also have wondered about his mouthful of amalgam fillings (mercury).
A Question: Can we also absorb silicic acid from food like coriander, bananas, lentils, nettles or beer? Where are most people getting their silicon from if they are not drinking silicic acid?
What happens to silica or natural polymerised silica compounds (found in plants) when they meet the hydrochloric acid in the stomach? - would ortho silicic acid be a product?
Your book was the most enlightening book I have ever read. I think you are very brave to stand up to the establishment and big Pharma. I've brought aluminium free stainless steel pans, stopped using foil trays to take food to work, and luckily I've had very few vaccines in my life. I'm now going to start drinking silicon rich water and hope that I stay as healthy as I am now.
So grateful for your work and your enlightening book, I have thoroughly enjoyed reading it. I am breastfeeding and just wanted to check first if drinking silica rich water will result in increased aluminum content in my breast milk? Or just urine? You mentioned that breast milk can contain aluminum and wondered if it could be excreted that way too from drinking silica rich water? Would hate to pass the burden on to my son.
Here's something possibly interesting. I'm a fan of a common supplement known as MSM powder (Methylsulfonylmethane, an organic form of sulfur). I've used it daily in a general start-of-day health mix for a long time. Among the various things it does is enhacing cell membrane permeability - to enhance transfer of nutrition into cells and release of waste and toxins out. I was reviewing its benefits again and ran across this study I had forgotten about on "sulfur compounds as a possible therapy for autism" (searchable phrase). So I was thinking maybe adding MSM with silica rich water will enhance the flushing effect of aluminium for those trying it?
Another source of Al in our diets are the aluminum lake food colorings. They are commonly used in candies, sports drinks and punch, jello and medications. I am careful to avoid consuming anything with Al food coloring.
In Gran Canaria there is a delivery system for glass bottles mineral water similar to a milkman delivery system! Several brands here are very high in silicic acid. The delivery driver delivers a crate of bottles to the residence and then returns with a replacement crate when the previous one is full of empty bottles. Strikes me as a very sustainable as well as practical business model. Bottles are reused at the processing plant. We don’t seem to have anything like this in the UK. Although of course we don’t have UK mineral waters rich in silicic acid. Still, many European countries not far away do, and glass bottles could be imported for such a delivery system. The Gran Canaria high silica mineral waters are widely available and drunk in the Canaries - it would be interesting know if the health outcomes with regard to aluminium elimination or indeed any other health outcomes are apparent.
Hello Dr. Exley, thank you for your wonderful work!!
Are you aware of this patent, that claims to be able produce Si(OH)4 enriched water, by the way of electrodialysis, meaning enriching its own orthosilicic acid content (when I understand correctly, which might not be the case...)
Just read your book. Thank you so much for taking the hard and perhaps thankless road for so long. I am praying for you and your work and I know that the truth demonstrated through good honest work will stand the test of time.
I am just a dad. When we asked our doctor about the amount of aluminum the proposed vaccines for our son, he said it was safe and no more than is in everyday diet. This didn’t make sense to me, not to mention I figured injected aluminum acted differently in the body. My research led me to your book. Thank you for providing real explanations!
I did have what may be a dumb question: did you test the mineral waters for aluminum contamination before you used them to remove aluminum in your experiment? You mentioned some water is treated with aluminum salts and if the water was already high in aluminum that would make the urine higher. You probably did check but the thought was nagging me and you didn’t specify in the book. Maybe you did in the text of the experiment.
Yes, 'silica' but it is a poor source of silicic acid.
I am really enjoying reading your book.
I had no idea that aluminium seems to be in almost everything.
Sometimes it seems like the world is awash with toxins and posions.
Thank you for your efforts and dedication to honest science.
The product you mention does not contain silicic acid regardless of what the manufacturers say. Read about why and much more in my book and my many relevant substacks and associated comments.
Thank you so very much for all your research on this. I am from the UK, living here in the USA and saw your interview with Dell Bigtree. Like him we were told about not using aluminium pans etc, early on and then nothing has been spoken about it since.
My fascination is in Crystals and have dabbled with understanding their uses in healing for over 30 years now. And the effects the energy frequency they admit etc. I am also a plant fanatic and into geology and soil structures. I am really sorry they quashed your research. But as folks are starting to wake up over the smoke and mirror bull we have all been fed over the years in regards to everything. Including blocking real science topics, the research you have done is invaluable.
My cousin was the publicist for the late Dr Emoto and his book with the study of water having memory. I would be more than curious to know , if you do get the chance to pick up your research again. Which I understand is your main focus. The biggest issue has to be and is how to filter out this crap from our brain and system. I have a lot going on right this moment and haven't had a huge opportunity to read much of your work. But if soil rich in silicon has a healing effect with acid rain and the plants grown there. And drinking water rich in silicon minerals which are basically quartz crystal, binds to the aluminum ingested. I am wondering if by placing quartz crystal in water and letting the memory or quarts in filtered water have the same effect? Buying bottled water rich in this mineral, however wonderful this must be, leaves this unavailable to most of the population and like all great discoveries, manufacturing and the production of a product has,( yes put money in pockets ) but still has a huge impact on water resource environment etc. Just by using bottled water in general. The biggest drawback here is Water is contaminated all over the Uk, world and here in the states from mining, industrial, and farming. Not to mention the chemical compounds placed directly into the water supply. Kind of screws up everything ingested in the system. So anyone not filtering water is an issue just with other toxins present. That intern also filters out much needed minerals we need for a healthy body. All this poses lots and lots of food for thought for me.
Thanks for your great work!
I have listened to at least 20 hours of your lectures and my family is drinking Volvic water at home now.
In my search for affordable still mineral water I run into trouble understanding the amount of silica.
There is, for example, 103 mg Kieselsäure metasilicic acid (H2SiO3) in koenig otto sprudel.
How is this translating to H4SiO4, is that the same?
I have tried to figure it out but my chemistry knowledge is not sufficient to understand it.
Are you familiar with a list of high silicic acid mineral waters in Europe?
I live in The Netherlands. This would be very handy.
I haver ordered your book this evening.
Thanks again for your great work.
Mark
Great interview on the Solari Report. Thanks for all that you contribute to the world.
I read your book and it’s brilliant thank you. Please can someone start a water company that puts silica rich mineral water in glass bottles - from as close to UK as possible. I don’t feel good drinking water all the way from Malaysia or Fiji!! That’s just such a long way for it to fly, Thanks. 🙏
I bought the book for my son, then for my daughter's birthday and read it quickly it before wrapping! It's only the 2nd book I've ever read to the end! (the first was Virus Mania ). Both the science and the politics were very interesting reads. A lot of material I wish I had known about decades ago. Thank you! The only thing I didn't understand was the evolutionary tree for Al and Si - but it has pretty colours!
I no longer make my coffee using aluminium pods! Or salmon wrapped in aluminium foil "on the barbie”.
My dad died of ALS (motor neuron disease) in 1988. All our food from the 1950s was cooked in aluminium saucepans - I always thought aluminium would be the most likely cause but never found any smoking guns in the literature. I was fascinated to see Exley's analysis of aluminium in the glial cells. Now with the glial role in producing myelin I realize it could have been aluminium amplified by the fluoride in the drinking water. My dad had severe migraines too. I also have wondered about his mouthful of amalgam fillings (mercury).
A Question: Can we also absorb silicic acid from food like coriander, bananas, lentils, nettles or beer? Where are most people getting their silicon from if they are not drinking silicic acid?
What happens to silica or natural polymerised silica compounds (found in plants) when they meet the hydrochloric acid in the stomach? - would ortho silicic acid be a product?
FYI Just saw this today….https://www.humanitas.net/wiki/mineral-salts/silicon/
"silicon also plays a role in other health benefits such as protection against aluminium toxicity and protection of arterial tissue.”
But there was no attribution to the discoverer of this effect. But WE know who this mysterious person was.
Your book was the most enlightening book I have ever read. I think you are very brave to stand up to the establishment and big Pharma. I've brought aluminium free stainless steel pans, stopped using foil trays to take food to work, and luckily I've had very few vaccines in my life. I'm now going to start drinking silicon rich water and hope that I stay as healthy as I am now.
So grateful for your work and your enlightening book, I have thoroughly enjoyed reading it. I am breastfeeding and just wanted to check first if drinking silica rich water will result in increased aluminum content in my breast milk? Or just urine? You mentioned that breast milk can contain aluminum and wondered if it could be excreted that way too from drinking silica rich water? Would hate to pass the burden on to my son.
Here's something possibly interesting. I'm a fan of a common supplement known as MSM powder (Methylsulfonylmethane, an organic form of sulfur). I've used it daily in a general start-of-day health mix for a long time. Among the various things it does is enhacing cell membrane permeability - to enhance transfer of nutrition into cells and release of waste and toxins out. I was reviewing its benefits again and ran across this study I had forgotten about on "sulfur compounds as a possible therapy for autism" (searchable phrase). So I was thinking maybe adding MSM with silica rich water will enhance the flushing effect of aluminium for those trying it?
Another source of Al in our diets are the aluminum lake food colorings. They are commonly used in candies, sports drinks and punch, jello and medications. I am careful to avoid consuming anything with Al food coloring.
In Gran Canaria there is a delivery system for glass bottles mineral water similar to a milkman delivery system! Several brands here are very high in silicic acid. The delivery driver delivers a crate of bottles to the residence and then returns with a replacement crate when the previous one is full of empty bottles. Strikes me as a very sustainable as well as practical business model. Bottles are reused at the processing plant. We don’t seem to have anything like this in the UK. Although of course we don’t have UK mineral waters rich in silicic acid. Still, many European countries not far away do, and glass bottles could be imported for such a delivery system. The Gran Canaria high silica mineral waters are widely available and drunk in the Canaries - it would be interesting know if the health outcomes with regard to aluminium elimination or indeed any other health outcomes are apparent.
Hello Dr. Exley, thank you for your wonderful work!!
Are you aware of this patent, that claims to be able produce Si(OH)4 enriched water, by the way of electrodialysis, meaning enriching its own orthosilicic acid content (when I understand correctly, which might not be the case...)
https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2011009950A1/en
Thanks!
Just read your book. Thank you so much for taking the hard and perhaps thankless road for so long. I am praying for you and your work and I know that the truth demonstrated through good honest work will stand the test of time.
I am just a dad. When we asked our doctor about the amount of aluminum the proposed vaccines for our son, he said it was safe and no more than is in everyday diet. This didn’t make sense to me, not to mention I figured injected aluminum acted differently in the body. My research led me to your book. Thank you for providing real explanations!
I did have what may be a dumb question: did you test the mineral waters for aluminum contamination before you used them to remove aluminum in your experiment? You mentioned some water is treated with aluminum salts and if the water was already high in aluminum that would make the urine higher. You probably did check but the thought was nagging me and you didn’t specify in the book. Maybe you did in the text of the experiment.
I came to this thread after starting chapter 9 of your fascinating book. Do you have a recommendation for a particular brand of mineral water?