Health Ranger SCIENCE: Horsetail herb prevents Alzheimer’s and dementia by removing toxic ALUMINUM from your body
05/14/2017 / By Mike Adams / Comments
Health Ranger SCIENCE: Horsetail herb prevents Alzheimer’s and dementia by removing toxic ALUMINUM from your body

Aluminum is a toxic metal that damages your brain, accelerating Alzheimer’s and dementia. No wonder the vaccine industry puts it into the vaccines, huh? In combination with mercury, another potent neurotoxin, aluminum ravages the brain, causing permanent brain damage that’s quite literally leading to the Vaccine Rage wave of insanity and mental illness now sweeping our society.

Vectors of aluminum exposure include vaccines, over-the-counter medications (antacids are often loaded with aluminum), cookware and even deodorants which are typically made with aluminum salts. (The Health Ranger Store offers non-aluminum deodorants as a safer alternative.)

But how do you remove aluminum from your body in a safe, natural and affordable way? The answer is found in the humble Horsetail herb that grows like a weed in many regions of the Americas.

In this video, I reveal how the Horsetail herb allows your body to remove aluminum, a toxic metal, from your blood by forming large hydroxyaluminosilicate molecules, which your kidneys can easily filter out of your blood. The result is that you urinate out the aluminum from your body. No prescription medications needed. No dangerous medical interventions and no needles.

Watch this video and share everywhere, and find more educational videos about medical science at the Health Ranger Science website.

 

 

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