Clive de Carle Health Supplement Secrets Methylene Blue, Detoxing Metal, & Other Essentials
Clive de Carle returns for our yearly health check up to talk about his newest findings and products. In the first hour you'll learn about Methylene Blue, liver, gallbladder, and heavy metals detox, magnesium, vitamin B, C and K2, reversing tooth decay, getting chlorine and fluoride out of your water, sodium bicarbonate, and more.
In the Plus+ Extension, Clive shares personal out of body experiences, getting the cow-poke out of people's systems, the potential next round of cooties paranoia, carbon and charcoal, cryotherapy and other experimental treatments, hydrogen, allergies solutions, and communicating with our body's innate intelligence.
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Core themes
Methylene Blue, From Dye to Remedy
Clive opens with methylene blue, which he says began as a blue dye around 1890 until microscopists found it killed the very pathogens they were trying to stain, and which he credits as an early malaria cure. He is studying Dr. Klinghardt's view that it is a big hitter against Lyme disease. Asked why the establishment uses it, Clive says emergency rooms reach for it against cyanide and carbon monoxide poisoning, notes that it cannot be patented while hydroxychloroquine, which he says derives from it, can, and urges everyone to do their own research.
Where Toxins Hide and How They Leave
Clive describes the body splitting toxins it cannot flush into secondary toxins, and argues MSM sulfur turns metals like mercury and lead into water-soluble sulfates, warning that a half-finished detox can leave someone feeling worse. Chance brings in the old alchemical pairing of Saturn with lead, authority and the knees, which he says has surfaced in his biofield tuning work. Clive points to dental work as a major source of toxic metals, saying dissimilar fillings in acidic saliva can form a battery, stresses hydration over mere irrigation, and argues modern stress drains magnesium, his easiest fix for sluggish bowels.
Weston Price and the Case for K2
Clive makes his case for vitamin K2 by reading risk-reduction statistics and telling the story of Weston Price, the dentist who photographed native peoples on traditional diets and, as Clive tells it, never saw a cavity. Price's Factor X came from cod liver oil and butter oil from cows grazing spring meadows, which Clive says was later identified as K2 and vitamin D. He argues a cavity can heal like a cut if it is kept clean, asking whether anyone would rush to a fingernail dentist, and points to ozone dentists who, he says, simply sterilize a cavity so the tooth can regrow.
Fluoride, Chlorine and the Case for Iodine
Clive calls fluoride a neurotoxin, retells a story that Soviet gulags gave it to prisoners to dumb them down, and argues the aluminum industry offloads its fluoride waste through toothpaste and tap water. He groups fluoride with bromine and chlorine as toxic halogens that displace iodine, and describes a video in which chlorine indicator drops stopped reacting after he dipped his fingers or a slice of raw potato into tap water, which suggested to him the body takes in far more chlorine than he had assumed. He links low iodine to thyroid trouble and brain fog, and says vitamin C neutralizes chlorine in a bath.
Bicarbonate, Niacin and a Demonized Gas
Clive turns to sodium bicarbonate, recommending Dr. Mark Sircus's book on it and stressing that baking soda is not necessarily the pure form. He calls bicarbonate almost the equivalent of carbon dioxide, a gas he says has been demonized, and quizzes Chance on its share of the atmosphere, which he puts at 0.04 percent. Chance, who had assumed it was high because we all exhale it, files the answer under a world of inversion. Clive then argues acid reflux usually means too little stomach acid, and retells how Bill W., a founder of Alcoholics Anonymous, wanted niacin to become AA's 13th step, which Clive says never happened.
Quotes
“I really recommend that everybody does their own research, because as Mark Twain said, "Be careful what you read in health books because you may be killed by a misprint."”
“It's my firm belief that we can't change our loved ones by beating them up with conspiracy facts, scientific data, or even self-evident truths.”
“You've got to remember that in the emergency room, things are different to everywhere else in medicine. In the emergency room, their job is to save your life.”
“In the old days, the most stressful thing might be meeting the bear in the woods, and you've got about 10 seconds or a minute to run away, and you're either dead or you're fine.”
“I think our senses may be something primary to our physicality.”
“If I got a cavity in my fingernail, would I rush to the fingernail dentist and say, "Give me a filling?" No, I would wait for it to regrow.”
“Carbon dioxide's been demonized in the world. "Oh, carbon dioxide is evil." But of course, obviously, carbon dioxide is fantastically wonderful and necessary.”
“Certainty brings ruin. Try everything. Believe nothing. Do your own research.”
Clive de Carle is a natural health educator known for his research into detoxification, nutritional supplementation, and alternative healing methods, shared through his own health-products site.
See all Clive episodes→Kyle and Serena Denton are community herbalists creating wild-crafted and organic plant medicines out of Milwaukee since 2015. I have used their teas and tinctures on an almost daily basis for years now. Kyle is a great friend of InnerVerse and has appeared on the channel more times than I can count. These products work, not in the allopathic "pharma-medicine" way, but in a terrain-support, consciousness bolstering plant-teacher sort of way.
