nano particles (was Calcium in the blood)

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I would say that it makes sense to avoid nano particles for the most

part. However, the first time that I ever heard the term was in a tape

that Dr. Patrick Flanagan did on his invention, Microhydrin, about ten

years ago. Now nano technology is almost a household term. Flanagan's

Microhydrin (now Megahydrate) is the only effective treatment that I

have ever found for migraine headaches. I have also discovered that, as

he claims, it is a superb antioxidant. It tests out to -800mv with on

capsule in a glass of water... which is incredible. Of all of my

" finds " over the years, Megahydrate is the most important in terms of

how it helps me. It can stop a (classic) migraine attack in its tracks

in fifteen minutes and if taken on a daily basis, generally stops them

altogether. Flanagan makes a lot of claims about his product, but he has

always avoided putting anything on his website about its affect in

migraines.

 

>Many health conscious people I know avoid all products with nano

>particles. No studies have ever been conducted as to long term

>safety.

 

Alobar