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Mold/Fungus Protocol Alternative 13 May 2020 06:56 #64170

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Hello. I'm planning to start the Mold/Fungus Protocol but I have a concern regarding ingesting bentonite clay due to lead content. Has anyone tried diatomaceous earth or activated charcoal as an alternative to bentonite clay for the Mold/Fungus Protocol? Will diatomaceous earth or activated charcoal be as effective as bentonite clay for the purposes of eliminating the toxic microorganisms? Thanks in advance for the replies.

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