Mike,

Might be interesting to do a follow up post with all the findings David reports here, and also refer to the post he provided at https://www.mikerindersblog.org/does-the-purification-rundown-work/

Civility would have been nice. I haven’t worked in this area for many years. None the less, the work I did do includes peer reviewed publication. The first cite is probably the best and is often cited. Others may be of interest to ;you. The most significance clearnece route is probably fecal. Maybe as much as 2% comes out in the skin. We did, however, clearly document reductions in body burdens of some persistant fat-stored xenobiotics.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/20046351_Reduction_of_the_human_body_burdens_of_hexachlorobenzene_and_polychlorinated_biphenyls

https://www.academia.edu/67608552/Body_Burden_Reductions_of_PCBS_PBBs_and_Chlorinated_Pesticides_in_Human_Subjects

https://www.academia.edu/78849015/Diagnosis_and_treatment_of_patients_presenting_subclinical_signs_and_symptoms_of_exposure_to_chemicals_which_bioaccumulate_in_human_tissue

https://www.academia.edu/78849011/Evaluation_of_a_detoxification_regimen_for_fat_stored_xenobiotics

https://www.academia.edu/78849014/ABSTRACT_Reduction_of_Human

David W. Schnare, Esq. MSPH, PhD

I am unclear and unfamiliar with the research you are referencing. I work for the worlds largest research institute in the world located here in the USA it is where the world does research. There has been no studies or academic scholarly accepted research on this “Purif” BECAUSE as stated in Rinders comment we as researchers have known for a very long time the purpose of sweat and the function of the liver and kidneys. Who funded your nonsense?

I addressed this in a later post.

Can you please make these research results available- it would help clear up a lot of questions.

I can speak from both first hand experience and also from observations of probably nearly 100 people over a decade that undertook the sauna program, the vast majority not only enjoyed the experience but also felt “like new” after completing. I should note that both I and all the people referred to are ex drug addicts doing the Purif as part of an overall program. It is worthy of note that the prevalence of PAWs or Post Acute Withdrawal syndrome was pretty much zero. Compare this with standard treatment and you will find PAWS a recurring factor in many individuals. While not empirical evidence, it does support the idea that sauna does something benefical.

Ridiculous? I am wondering what makes you an authority competent in assessing the Purif and it’s validity?

Wow, please forgive me your highness for daring to voice an opinion that doesn’t fit in with your time table of reply times! I had no idea you were master of who, what and when an individual may post. Comment police as a title perhaps? But apologies anyway. Out of interest, do you actually disagree with my statements? Again, sorry for my presumptuous belief that I may have something to offer! For the record if I were looking for arguments then recent posts would be a better target as many more “marks” would be available for my alleged amusement via arguments. Seriously???? Are you a little challenged or something? I am interested in your opinion though.

Keep defending the criminality Mr. OSA. It just shows your own insanity