CS>what generator to buy

1999-10-21 Thread Bill A Didier
I have been using CS for awhile and would like to have my own generator
for it.  What do you recommend?  I am fairly new to this list but look
forward to all the info you guys put on here.  I am using some 8 ppm
commercial solution that I purchased by Atrium to treat pink eye in one
of our cats.  It is amazing on how fast it is going away.  He had a
really bad case of it.  Thanks for your recommendations.  y2kjodi 


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CS>RE: please unscribe me

1999-10-21 Thread EJFisch
Mike, I am going to be away for a few weeks and don't want my computor bogged 
down. could you please unscribe me. i will be back on the 1 st of november 
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CS>Re: Marshall and my taste buds

1999-10-21 Thread Katarina Wittich
Dear Marshall,
Very Funny!
My taste buds are offended!! They function beautifully thank you.
Of course, maybe I was putting too much cayenne in my lemonade.
Katarina


> Katarina Wittich wrote:
>
>> Hey Mike,
>> the first day I drank the salt water I could barely force myself to do it --
>> but each day afterward it got much easier and didn't taste as bad. Don't
>> know why.
>> Katarina
>
> Destroyed your taste buds? :>
>
> Marshall


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Re: CS>Last plea for help

1999-10-21 Thread klkirk
I don't know if that is a business or home phone but I would be extremely
cautious about giving phone numbers over the internet.  Maybe I'm just
being paranoid but I have heard way too much.



>email it off to you.  You can also call me at 609 799 4457 .  I am into so


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Re: CS>Chronic Lung Infections

1999-10-21 Thread Marshall Dudley
Anna G Warmuth wrote:

>  4.What is the risk of developing Argyria from using CS?
> 0%.  CS doesn't cause argyria, never had, never will.  It is
> physically impossible, argyria can only be caused by silver compounds.
>
> Marshall


CS>Chronic Lung Infections

1999-10-21 Thread Anna G Warmuth
Thank you everyone who has responded to my post, I have some questions about 
using CS, but first I'll tell you what I would be using it for.

I am 27 years old, and have Cystic Fibrosis.  I am in good health right now, 
mostly because I avoid dr.s like the plague!  :-)  I have a fairly resistant 
pseudomonus (sp?) infection which I received in the early 80's from my brother 
(who also had CF) This summer I started experimenting with herbal remedies like 
fenugreek, which has significantly improved my lungs (and quite possibly 
returned the sense of smell which I lost in 1988).  In late Sept I was on Cipro 
(antibiotic) for my pseudomonus because I turned myself in with bronchitis.  
That did seem to beat the infection back some, but 3 weeks later it is alive & 
well.  The bronchitis left me with some scarring in my bronchial tubes (I'm 
assuming because of the blood I was coughing up with it)  and even still there 
is some blood streaked occasionally in the phlegm.  I've got some questions 
about using CS and I'm hoping you all can help me find the answers.

1.How do you know what concentration of CS you are using, whether you 
generate it yourself or buy it bottled?

2.Are there ways (cultures etc.) that you can determine if the CS is 
actually going to be effective against the bacteria you want it to kill off?

3.Do you need to replace the "good" bacteria's in your body as with 
conventional antibiotics? (acidophilus etc.)
 
4.What is the risk of developing Argyria from using CS?

I am thankful for all advice, although, Lew, you made my head spin with that 
last one, and I think I may have to re read it in small doses to be sure I 
fully digest it!


Re: CS>Re: [CS kill anthrax]

1999-10-21 Thread aka Jhon

- Original Message -
From: James Osbourne, Holmes 
To: 
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 1999 7:56 PM
Subject: RE: CS>Re: [CS kill anthrax]


> Remember the flap about the "terrorist" Larry Wayne Harris, who was busted
> by the FBI in AZ for having anthrax in his possession?
>
> He is a registered professional microbiologist and was testing both CS and
> the Rife generator for efficacy against anthrax.  I think he said it
works,
> but he recommends that you be on a maintenance dose before
> exposure/inoculation.
>
> Somewhere there is a book he published about  just plain folks dealing
with
> biowar.  It was advertised in "AnitShyster", which has a web site.
>
> James Osbourne Holmes
> a...@trail.com
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Roman [SMTP:r_ro...@usa.net]
> Sent: Thursday, October 21, 1999 12:26 PM
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: CS>Re: [CS kill anthrax]
>
> Does it really kill anthrax? Does anybody know for sure? If so, what
should
> be
> the regimen? And how strong should CS be?
>
> Roman
>
>
> Marshall Dudley  wrote:
> > Discussing the biological attack on New York this news site states:
> >
> > One colloidal silver generator can make enough silver for dozens of
> > families. And
> >  colloidal silver, for those of you who don't know, kills anthrax.
> >
> > http://www.y2knewswire.com/19991018.asp
> >
> > If you want it, grab it, they update every day or two and then articles
> > cannot be retreived unless you subscribe to their service.
> >
> > marshall
> >
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Re: CS>Re: [CS kill anthrax]

1999-10-21 Thread aka Jhon
OOP's  sorry,wrong button..
- Original Message - 
From: James Osbourne, Holmes 


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Re: CS>Off Topic - Can anyone help??

1999-10-21 Thread Scharbach

Great to help with yeast problems

Sparrow

>What is pau 'd arco tea for?
>
>Nelwyn
>- Original Message - 
>From: 
>To: 
>Sent: Thursday, October 21, 1999 6:13 AM
>Subject: Re: CS>Off Topic - Can anyone help??
>
>
>> Hi Dana,
>>   You might investigate alternative medicine especially as follows
>>   ESSIAC TEA
>>   APRICOT KERNELS VIT-B6
>>   IP6
>>   PAU' D ARCO
>
>
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RE: CS>Article on HV colloidal silver

1999-10-21 Thread Deborah IN TEXAS
I am just the messenger, passing on  some of the article for someone who did 
not have access. I would have listed it all except the All rights reserved 
thing, did not want to infringe on copyright.

Deborah

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RE: CS>Article on HV colloidal silver

1999-10-21 Thread Deborah IN TEXAS
I took the article to make all references to the specific brand that they 
had purchased, I myself have a brand new unit purchased from Fred and just 
needed to understand the reference to steam distilled water.

Deborah

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RE: CS>Re: Mike/salt water flush

1999-10-21 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Very good Marshall.
James Osbourne Holmes
a...@trail.com


-Original Message-
From:   Marshall Dudley [SMTP:mdud...@execonn.com]
Sent:   Thursday, October 21, 1999 5:56 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CS>Re: Mike/salt water flush

Katarina Wittich wrote:

> Hey Mike,
> the first day I drank the salt water I could barely force myself to do it --
> but each day afterward it got much easier and didn't taste as bad. Don't
> know why.
> Katarina

Destroyed your taste buds? :>

Marshall


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RE: CS>Article on HV colloidal silver

1999-10-21 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
If you pinch the little spring hooks which support the arc bars [short 
length of about 16 gauge Ag wire with a loop in one end and the remainder 
gently twisted one around another] closed just enough to slip the wire loop 
over, there are fewer-to-no dropped arc bars.  Not a big  deal anyway, I 
get mine out with a bit of SS wire formed into a hook.   It takes about 10 
seconds.  If you are minimally careful there is no need to jiggle them off 
anyway...

Any system will be affected by salts from skin.  Wash well before handling 
the electrodes in any system; or use rubber gloves.

Poor documentation?  Could you be more specific?


James Osbourne Holmes
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From:   Deborah IN TEXAS [SMTP:thean...@hotmail.com]
Sent:   Thursday, October 21, 1999 5:26 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CS>Article on HV colloidal silver

Sorry, lost my connection before finishing about article:
Design flaws drops wires into water when you open top and you must fish 
them
out of your product. Salts off skin will raise conductivity of water and
ruin whole batch.  Another problem, the unit in the generation process 
tends
to heat the water, causing evaporation, lowering the water level causing 
gap
between silver and water to be more than advised and causing overheating 
and
voiding warranty.  They ended up dunking silver deep in water because the
prescribed 3/16th gap to hard to get correct.
Wrap up:
Advantages
.Uses less silver, highly effecient
.Does not oxidize the silver, results in cleaner final porduct
.Creates colloidal silver with a long shelf life
.Has built in timer
.Rugged construction, no moving parts except the fan

Disadvantages
.Very expensive (900.00 )
.10,000 volts can be dangerous if you are not careful
.Poor documentation
.More difficult to set up and operate than DC unit
.Will not run off batteries.

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RE: CS>fibromyalgia

1999-10-21 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Excellent info.  Thanx.
James Osbourne Holmes
a...@trail.com


-Original Message-
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Sent:   Thursday, October 21, 1999 5:44 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CS>fibromyalgia

Hi Robert,

Many people including myself believe that fibromyalgia is actually Lyme 
disease.  I was diagnosed as having either MS, Fibromyalgia, or Lupus in 97 
and I found a lyme literate physician that explained to me how hard Lyme 
disease is to diagnose.  The testing is not accurate at this time.  Most Lyme 
tests that are run by local doctors is a joke and very misleading to people.  
If you have Lyme disease when you start taking an antibiotic or even CS you 
may notice an increase in symptoms (herxheimer reaction) and this is because 
of the spirochette dying and sending off toxins to the body.  These herxes 
can last for a quite a while and many think they are having a reaction to the 
medication when actually its dieoff causing it.  Yes, I would say that CS can 
help you with fibromyalgia.  I had all the symptoms of fibromyalgia and now 
have been on CS and off abx for 5 months and doing great.  I also work out at 
the Y and contribute some of my great health to that also.  If you have or 
are taking steriods for fibromyalgia it just feeds lyme if that is what you 
might have.  Steriods create a feeling you are getting better but when you 
get off them the problem becomes worse.  Here is a list of the fibromyalgia 
problems and I had everyone of them before being diagnosed with Lyme.

Fibromyalgia Syndrome Symptoms
Muscular Pain
Fatigue 
Insomnia
Joint Pains
Headaches   
Restless Legs  
Numbness and Tingling  
Impaired Memory  
Leg Cramps
Impaired Concentration 
Nervousness  
Depression (Major Depression) 

  Only about 60% of the lyme patients have ever noticed a rash which is one 
way they diagnose Lyme.  Many lyme patients are misdiagnosed as other things 
for many years.  I am 95% my old self now due to abx and CS.  By the way, I 
live in Oklahoma where they don't believe that Lyme exists.  ha ha

Take care,
Janis


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RE: CS>Article on HV colloidal silver

1999-10-21 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
I'm not Fred,

but I agree with what you reported the article to say except for the 
difficulty of use.  The instructions are lucid and error-free.  If you can 
read and carefully follow simple directions it is a snap.  I perceive the 
instructions as thorough and detailed, but not overly complicated.  HV CS 
is a mighty complex  physical state, and for an amateur to be able to make 
it at all is quite an achievement.

The overheating will be caused by maladjustment of the height of one or two 
of the electrodes above the surface of the water.   If this goes on long 
enough it will cook---as in destroy---the transformer.  This is easy to 
avoid, by placing the "arc bars" very close to the surface of the water. 
 The 'pull and push' adjustment of that height  by tweaking a gold-plated 
spring(s) is a minor
pain-in-the-ass, but other configurations which have been tried for making 
the adjustment easier  have caused a change in quality of the silver.

After you do it a few times, it gets easier to estimate the amount of force 
necessary to get the right dangle.

Some steam distilled water may be too pure for the unit to make its optimum 
yield [concentration] of sol.

The maker of the device recommends a TDS reading of about 0.8 PPM, or 
equivalent mS in the start water.

The unit can be run off batteries if you use a quality inverter.   This 
does bump up the overall cost, but will enable you to make very high 
quality sol  when the grid is---for whatever reason---not.

Makers claims re: particle size are backed up with TEM flicks.

James Osbourne Holmes
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-Original Message-
From:   Deborah IN TEXAS [SMTP:thean...@hotmail.com]
Sent:   Thursday, October 21, 1999 5:04 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CS>Article on HV colloidal silver

Okay here it is in a nut shell, for full store send me snail mail addy and
I'll mail it, can't post full story on list

They bought the high end "Ultra Professional Colloidal Silver System"
the Manufacturer claims high voltage process created smaller silver
particles than a  LVDC unit.This has two important side effects:
1.The smaller particles are more easily assimilated into the cells of the
body.
2.The particles stay in suspension indefinitely rather than falling to the
bottom on the container and making sludge.
They found this to be true, unlike DC unit that generated  quite a bit of
sludge, HV unit created NO sludge, and noticed it used a lot less silver.
They noticed it didn't Oxidize the silver like DC unit ( black crud on the
silver)

Area they did not like
Complicated documentation
First time use extremely difficult, slightest error in set up will cause
unit to overheat
WILL NOT RUN OFF BATTERIES, must have CLEAN AC power.

They also stressed you must use steam distilled water for any CS production 
or you could generate poison.

Fred is this correct?

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RE: CS>Re: [CS kill anthrax]

1999-10-21 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes


They may have discredited him, but he has published a book on how to deal with 
biowar.  


James Osbourne Holmes
a...@trail.com


-Original Message-
From:   Marshall Dudley [SMTP:mdud...@execonn.com]
Sent:   Thursday, October 21, 1999 2:31 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CS>Re: [CS kill anthrax]

I have heard that the fellow that was arrested for obtaining anthrax as a
terrorist then later released had indeed obtained anthrax and found that CS 
kills
it very effectively.  I heard that the FDA found out he was going to go public
with this information and had to shoot him down to prevent this information from
getting out.

I don't know if it is true, but I suspect it is.

marshall

Roman wrote:

> Does it really kill anthrax? Does anybody know for sure? If so, what should be
> the regimen? And how strong should CS be?
>
> Roman
>
> Marshall Dudley  wrote:
> > Discussing the biological attack on New York this news site states:
> >
> > One colloidal silver generator can make enough silver for dozens of
> > families. And
> >  colloidal silver, for those of you who don't know, kills anthrax.
> >
> > http://www.y2knewswire.com/19991018.asp
> >
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> > cannot be retreived unless you subscribe to their service.
> >
> > marshall
> >
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RE: CS>Re: [CS kill anthrax]

1999-10-21 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Remember the flap about the "terrorist" Larry Wayne Harris, who was busted 
by the FBI in AZ for having anthrax in his possession?

He is a registered professional microbiologist and was testing both CS and 
the Rife generator for efficacy against anthrax.  I think he said it works, 
but he recommends that you be on a maintenance dose before 
exposure/inoculation.

Somewhere there is a book he published about  just plain folks dealing with 
biowar.  It was advertised in "AnitShyster", which has a web site.

James Osbourne Holmes
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-Original Message-
From:   Roman [SMTP:r_ro...@usa.net]
Sent:   Thursday, October 21, 1999 12:26 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:CS>Re: [CS kill anthrax]

Does it really kill anthrax? Does anybody know for sure? If so, what should 
be
the regimen? And how strong should CS be?

Roman


Marshall Dudley  wrote:
> Discussing the biological attack on New York this news site states:
>
> One colloidal silver generator can make enough silver for dozens of
> families. And
>  colloidal silver, for those of you who don't know, kills anthrax.
>
> http://www.y2knewswire.com/19991018.asp
>
> If you want it, grab it, they update every day or two and then articles
> cannot be retreived unless you subscribe to their service.
>
> marshall
>
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Re: CS>Re: OT Kitty water

1999-10-21 Thread Deborah IN TEXAS

Katrina, thanks for the kitty help!
Deborah

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Re: CS>Re: Mike/salt water flush

1999-10-21 Thread Marshall Dudley
Katarina Wittich wrote:

> Hey Mike,
> the first day I drank the salt water I could barely force myself to do it --
> but each day afterward it got much easier and didn't taste as bad. Don't
> know why.
> Katarina

Destroyed your taste buds? :>

Marshall


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CS>Re: Ornithine/Gene

1999-10-21 Thread Katarina Wittich
Hi Gene,
thanks so much for the information. I do take melatonin when I need to sleep
and it's very effective -- I also suggested it to Nicole.

I guess the ornithine only works to help remove the ammonia byproducts from
dying parasites which might keep you awake -- as per what I understand from
Hulda Clark.

I'd be curious to know what amino acid combo you take and what you think of
it.
Take care,
Katarina

> Date: Thu, 21 Oct 1999 09:26:48 EDT
> From: gd...@aol.com
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com, kato...@mindspring.com
> Subject: Re: CS>Re: Nicole/Insomnia, Ornithine question
> Message-ID: <0.61bbea8f.25406...@aol.com>
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
>
> In a message dated 10/20/99 11:50:59 AM Central Daylight Time,
> kato...@mindspring.com writes:
>
> << I don't know if this will help with insomnia - but maybe someone else on
> the
>  list can give us more information. Hulda Clark reccomends taking Ornithine
>  at night while you are on her parasite herbs -- to fight insomnia.  >>
>
> I don't believe you will find that Ornithine will help with insomnia much. It
> is taken for other purposes. I have found both in studying them and in use
> that taking melatonin and tryptophan is very useful form this condition. The
> later can be found in taking 5-HTP that can be bought at health food
> suppliers since the former was outlawed over a very stupid reason by the FDA.
> If depression is a problem, there are others for that like tyrosine. But you
> need to get some information on the amino acids. I take a general amino acid
> combination at the same. Much like the B vitamins, they are cofactors to each
> other.
>
> Gene Downey
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Re: CS>fibromyalgia

1999-10-21 Thread Sinaj101
Hi Robert,

Many people including myself believe that fibromyalgia is actually Lyme 
disease.  I was diagnosed as having either MS, Fibromyalgia, or Lupus in 97 
and I found a lyme literate physician that explained to me how hard Lyme 
disease is to diagnose.  The testing is not accurate at this time.  Most Lyme 
tests that are run by local doctors is a joke and very misleading to people.  
If you have Lyme disease when you start taking an antibiotic or even CS you 
may notice an increase in symptoms (herxheimer reaction) and this is because 
of the spirochette dying and sending off toxins to the body.  These herxes 
can last for a quite a while and many think they are having a reaction to the 
medication when actually its dieoff causing it.  Yes, I would say that CS can 
help you with fibromyalgia.  I had all the symptoms of fibromyalgia and now 
have been on CS and off abx for 5 months and doing great.  I also work out at 
the Y and contribute some of my great health to that also.  If you have or 
are taking steriods for fibromyalgia it just feeds lyme if that is what you 
might have.  Steriods create a feeling you are getting better but when you 
get off them the problem becomes worse.  Here is a list of the fibromyalgia 
problems and I had everyone of them before being diagnosed with Lyme.

Fibromyalgia Syndrome Symptoms
Muscular Pain
Fatigue 
Insomnia
Joint Pains
Headaches   
Restless Legs  
Numbness and Tingling  
Impaired Memory  
Leg Cramps
Impaired Concentration 
Nervousness  
Depression (Major Depression) 

  Only about 60% of the lyme patients have ever noticed a rash which is one 
way they diagnose Lyme.  Many lyme patients are misdiagnosed as other things 
for many years.  I am 95% my old self now due to abx and CS.  By the way, I 
live in Oklahoma where they don't believe that Lyme exists.  ha ha

Take care,
Janis


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CS>Re: Mike/salt water flush

1999-10-21 Thread Katarina Wittich
Hey Mike,
the first day I drank the salt water I could barely force myself to do it --
but each day afterward it got much easier and didn't taste as bad. Don't
know why.
Katarina


> Date: Wed, 20 Oct 1999 23:41:09 +
> From: "M. G. Devour" 
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: CS>Off Topic: fasting question...
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>
> This lemon juice/maple syrup modified fast seems do-able after a
> couple of days of easing into it. However, is there any way to
> make the morning salt water cleanse a bit less ghastly tasting?
>
> Could I substitute pretzels and beer? 
>
> Seriously, though, two level teaspoons of sea salt in a quart of
> water tastes pretty bad to me! I couldn't choke it all down.
>
> Be well,
>
> Mike D.


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CS>Re: OT Kitty water

1999-10-21 Thread Katarina Wittich
> Katrina, how much CS into Kitty water per day.
> Thanks, the lady with the ill kitty is very excited and said the the
> symptoms of your kitten are just like the kitty she has.
> Thanks
> Deborah
>

Hey Deborah,
I have to admit, I just pooured some of my "I don't know what ppm" Homemade
cs into the ater and it worked. But to be more scientific I guess I probably
put around two tablespoons of 5ppm cs to 1 1/2 cups water,

Let me know how it goes.
Katarina


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Re: CS>Article on HV colloidal silver

1999-10-21 Thread Deborah IN TEXAS

Sorry, lost my connection before finishing about article:
Design flaws drops wires into water when you open top and you must fish them 
out of your product. Salts off skin will raise conductivity of water and 
ruin whole batch.  Another problem, the unit in the generation process tends 
to heat the water, causing evaporation, lowering the water level causing gap 
between silver and water to be more than advised and causing overheating and 
voiding warranty.  They ended up dunking silver deep in water because the 
prescribed 3/16th gap to hard to get correct.

Wrap up:
Advantages
.Uses less silver, highly effecient
.Does not oxidize the silver, results in cleaner final porduct
.Creates colloidal silver with a long shelf life
.Has built in timer
.Rugged construction, no moving parts except the fan

Disadvantages
.Very expensive (900.00 )
.10,000 volts can be dangerous if you are not careful
.Poor documentation
.More difficult to set up and operate than DC unit
.Will not run off batteries.

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CS>Re: Lew, vortex question

1999-10-21 Thread Katarina Wittich
> 
Hi Lew,

Do you need to use the cognac bottles to create the vortex? In case I can't
find them, how long and thin would the neck have to be and does it have to
have a lip.? Could you do it as David suggested with one smaller bottle
pouring into a larger? Does the strength or size of the magnets you attach
make a difference?

And, most importantly, what is the difference in usage of this structured
water from the magnetized one that I've been making per your instructions of
standing the bottles on a magnet for about ten hours? Would you reccomend
one over the other for regular drinking?

Also, I wanted to ask you -- someone on the list felt that combining north
and south water would cancell out their charges? What do you think of that?

Oh, and is there any damage to the magnetized water if I leave it sitting on
it's magnet for longer than 12 hrs?

My usuall millions of questions -- hope you don't mind.

Tkae care,
Katarina



> Date: Thu, 21 Oct 1999 03:24:23 +0700
> From: fhlew 
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com, wong...@aol.com
> Subject: Re: CS>Vortex made easy
> Message-ID: <380e24f6.be8f1...@tm.net.my>
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>
>  Hi Wong,
> You wrote:
>
>  bottle to create
> a vortex...or it's just to pass by the magnets?>
>
>   I use swan-necked bottles labelled N and
> S to make
>magnetized water and I  use either one to create a vortex.  A Cognac
>Otard  0.7 litre bottle has a long  and slender neck with a pulp stopper.
The
>
>Cognac Otard bottle comes in two colours: Transparent and Deep Green. I
> rather  you choose the transparent one.  My buddies  gave me a carton
>of Cognac Otard bottles- empty ones  !  See if you can get a pair of this
> type
> If you have a N and a S magnet and two slender neck bottles with
> over-hanging
> lips like that of the Cognac Otard bottle, you are on to create  a
turbulent
> vortex.
> Firstly,  fix the magnets 3'' above the broadest part of the bottle.   I
> usually fill
> the bottle with distilled water leaving the upper two and a half inches
> empty. I add
> a teaspoonful of colloidal minerals to the  bottle of distilled water. I
> leave it for
> 10 minutes for revitalization while I get ready the other bottle.You will
> notice
> that the circular borders of the bottle's mouth overhang  the slender neck
> of the
>  bottle by 1/2 ". So when  you invert  the filled bottle with fixed
magnets
> over the
> waiting, empty bottle and  the two properly aligned and balanced, what you
> see
> is something looking  very much like an elongated hourglass. You will see
> Nature's
> forces at work creating a vortex  of churning water above and water
rushing
> pass
> the magnets to splash  into the receptacle bottle below. Honestly, I do
not
> know
> which direction I must swirl because I am living near the equator. I just
> simply
> make a swirling motion a few times and down it.
>
> I really  hope you can get hold of two discarded Cognac
> Otard bottles
> for your experiment and use. These shapely bottles make attractive
> ornaments.
>
>With regards
>Lew
>


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Re: CS>Article on HV colloidal silver

1999-10-21 Thread Deborah IN TEXAS
Okay here it is in a nut shell, for full store send me snail mail addy and 
I'll mail it, can't post full story on list


They bought the high end "Ultra Professional Colloidal Silver System"
the Manufacturer claims high voltage process created smaller silver 
particles than a  LVDC unit.This has two important side effects:
1.The smaller particles are more easily assimilated into the cells of the 
body.
2.The particles stay in suspension indefinitely rather than falling to the 
bottom on the container and making sludge.
They found this to be true, unlike DC unit that generated  quite a bit of 
sludge, HV unit created NO sludge, and noticed it used a lot less silver.
They noticed it didn't Oxidize the silver like DC unit ( black crud on the 
silver)


Area they did not like
Complicated documentation
First time use extremely difficult, slightest error in set up will cause 
unit to overheat

WILL NOT RUN OFF BATTERIES, must have CLEAN AC power.

They also stressed you must use steam distilled water for any CS production 
or you could generate poison.


Fred is this correct?

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CS>fibromyalgia

1999-10-21 Thread Robert Ratliff
Does anyone have any fibromyalgia success stories? If so please e-mail me
off-line.

Best Regards, Robert Ratliff
SE Tenn.
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Re: CS kill anthrax

1999-10-21 Thread Britta Jones
Hi all, Marshall
Thanks for the y2knewswire url, good info.  How can we
make informed decisions without good information?  In
my search for "good information", whether related to
Codex Alimentarius, or the "Bill of Rights", I came upon
these urls, from University of Texas:
http://www.engr.utexas.edu/cofe/quotes.htm  as well as
http://www.engr.utexas.edu/cofe/governance/ although
they are not related specifically to CS, the info is totally
relevant because it tells how we got to the point of having
to worry about having to kill anthrax.
Sincerely,
Brita
b...@gate.net
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Re: CS>Lew Fong, Lucida Handwriting 14pt. Now tell

1999-10-21 Thread Lew Fong How
Dear Anna,
  [ Sorry, I have corrected the typos]

  You wrote:

   < ...if any one has used cs specifically
for a chronic lung
 infection.>

Chronic lung infection  covers a vast  territory in
the respiratory
system. Its etiology is multifactorial.  However,there is a nerve called
the pneumo-gastric nerve that supplies both the stomach [ gastric] and
lungs [pneumo]. Since the two anatomical structures  are innervated by
the same
 parental nerve [pneumo-gastric nerve], physiologically, what affects
the lungs will by reflex,also affect the stomach. Though colloidal
silver is actively
absorbed in the gaster[stomach], its spill-over into the intestine may
eliminate bacterial colonies indiscriminately,the good and the
bad,causing a disruption in the finely-tuned ecological symbiosis
existing in the gut. This gives rise to multiple  gastro-intestinal
complaints. The toxins synthesized  and accumulated as a result of the
microbial warfare in the gut, are contributory to
the chronicity of the lung infection.The colloidal silver,thus ,has
become a double-edge weapon : it can heal and at the same time also
kill, even though,as a reputable anti-microbial. The solution to this
iatrogenic manifestation,is the optimization of colloidal silver dosage
and the perodic abstinence of colloidal silver intake to allow
recolonization of the gut bacteria,with supplementation of
enzymes,probiotic and wholesome water.The fallacy of over treatment with
colloidal silver in any chronic infection on prolonged consumption
cannot be ignored. With zapping gaining popularity among the lay, the
phenomenon of electroporation cannot be underestimated. Electroporation
is effected by applying a current to the the body system. The cell
reacts by
widening the pores in  the cellular membrane which allow easy absorption
of chemicals intracellularly which may result in toxic build-up. This
little digression
I hope will give you an insight into the plus and minus of a very much
talked
about preparation,colloidal silver.

In retrospect, I can recollect many anecdotes where
I have
noted cases where there were concomitant gastric problems  presenting
only  with complaints of chronic cough. The cough just would  not go
away until
the gastric problems were investigated and treated. Coughing with
bringing
up of excessive phlegm need not be necessarily a chest infection unless
the
phlegm is discoloured. In a number of cases, it turned out to be
gastritis due
to dietary indiscretion. Colloidal  silver is a great help under such
circumstances.
There are many instances whereby alerting, presenting  symptoms have
been
made chronic because of our inattention or unawarness of  their reflex
origin
The pneumo-gastric chronicity  is such a case, relevant to our
discussion. The suggestion of colloidal silver for this symptom complex
is admirable .But sometimes, its
therapeutic reputation is better preserved by its omission rather than
by its commision till all the presenting complaints are addressed.  The
chronic lung infection may show amelioration  with regular intake of
colloidal silver. The body is not built for prolonged chemical
alimentation.  >From clinical experience, the side-effects are initially
subclinical. The haematological profile and urinalysis may show some
evidence. I have great success for chronic respiratory tract
infection with 10 ppm colloidal silver prescribed to patients, young and
old
inclusive but for not more than two weeks. At least, a routine
haematological
profile and urinalysis should be done periodically for those who are on
colloidal silver. This precautionary  procedure is mainly to safeguard
the healthcare
consumer or the patient against any possible side-effect of colloidal
silver and its early detection.


With regards
Lew





Anna G Warmuth wrote:

>
>
>  -Original Message-
>  From: Lew Fong How 
>  To: silver-list@eskimo.com ; Anna G
>  Warmuth 
>  Date: Wednesday, October 20, 1999 4:26 PM
>  Subject: Re: CS>New to group
>   Hi Anna,
>
>  Teach me the handwriting in your posting.
>  Then only , I will tell.
>
>  With regards
> Lew
>
>
>
>
>
>  Anna G Warmuth wrote:
>
> >  Hi there, I'm new to this group, You all seem a little
> > too advanced for me, but I'm wondering if anyone has used
> > CS specifically for a chronic lung infection.  I would
> > like to hear your experiences.  Thanks Anna
>
>  Anna G Warmuth wrote:
>
> >  Hi there, I'm new to this group, You all seem a little
> > too advanced for me, but I'm wondering if anyone has used
> > CS specifically for a chronic lung infection.  I would
> > like to hear your experiences.  Thanks Anna
>
>  Anna G Warmuth wrote:
>
> >  Hi there, I'm new to this group, You all seem a little
> > too advance

Re: CS>Lew Fong, Lucida Handwriting 14pt. Now tell

1999-10-21 Thread Lew Fong How
Dear Anna,
  You wrote:

   < ...if any one has used cs specifically
for a chronic lung
 infection.>

Chronic lung infection  covers a vast  territory in
the respiratory
system. Its etiology is multifactorial.  However,there is a nerve called
the pneumo-gastric nerve that supplies both the stomach [ gastric] and
lungs [pneumo]. Since the two anatomical structures  are innervated by
the same
 parental nerve [pneumo-gastric nerve], physiologically, what affects
the lungs will by reflex,also affect the stomach. Though colloidal
silver is actively
absorbed in the gaster[stomach], its spill-over into the intestine may
eliminate bacterial colonies indiscriminately,the good and the
bad,causing a disruption in the finely-tuned ecological symbiosis
existing in the gut. This gives rise to multiple  gastro-intestinal
complaints. The toxins synthesized  and accumulated as a result of the
microbial warfare in the gut, are contributory to
the chronicity of the lung infection.The colloidal silver,thus ,has
become a double-edge weapon : it can heal and at the same time also
kill, even though,as a reputable anti-microbial. The solution to this
iatrogenic manifestation,is the optimization of colloidal silver dosage
and the perodic abstinence of colloidal silver intake to allow
recolonization of the gut bacteria,with supplementation of
enzymes,probiotic and wholesome water.The fallacy of over treatment with
colloidal silver in any chronic infection on prolonged consumption
cannot be ignored. With zapping gaining popularity among the lay, the
phenomenon of electroporation cannot be underestimated. Electroporation
is effected by applying a current to the the body system. The cell
reacts by
widening the pores in  the cellular membrane which allow easy absorption
of chemicals intracellularly which may result in toxic build-up. This
little digression
I hope will give you an insight into the plus and minus of a very much
talked
about preparation,colloidal silver.

In retrospect, I can recollect many anecdotes where
I have
noted cases where there were concomitant gastric problems  presenting
only  with complaints of chronic cough. The cough just would  not go
away until
the gastric problems were investigated and treated. Coughing with
bringing
up of excessive phlegm need not be nessary a chest infection unless the
phlegm is discoloured. In a number of cases, it turned out to be
gastritis due
to dietary indiscretion. Colloidal  silver is a great help under such
circumstances.
There are many instances whereby alerting, presenting  symptoms have
been
made chronic because of our inattention or unawarness of  their reflex
origin
The pneumo-gastric chronicity  is such a case, relevant to our
discussion. The suggestion of colloidal silver for this symptom complex
is admirable .But sometimes, its
therapeutic reputation is better preserved by its omission rather than
by its commision till all the presenting complaints are addressed.  The
chronic lung infection may show amelioration  with regular intake of
colloidal silver. The body is not built for prolonged chemical
alimention.  From clinical experience, the side-effects are initially
subclinical. The haematological profile and urinalysis may show some
evidence. I have great success for chronic respiratory tract
infection with 10 ppm colloidal silver prescribed to patients, young and
old
inclusive but for not more than two weeks. At least, a routine
haematological
profile and urinalysis should be done periodically for those who are on
colloidal silver. This precautionary  procedure is mainly to safeguard
the healthcare
consumer or the patient against any possible side-effect of colloidal
silver and its early detection.


With regards
Lew





Anna G Warmuth wrote:

>
>
>  -Original Message-
>  From: Lew Fong How 
>  To: silver-list@eskimo.com ; Anna G
>  Warmuth 
>  Date: Wednesday, October 20, 1999 4:26 PM
>  Subject: Re: CS>New to group
>   Hi Anna,
>
>  Teach me the handwriting in your posting.
>  Then only , I will tell.
>
>  With regards
> Lew
>
>
>
>
>
>  Anna G Warmuth wrote:
>
> >  Hi there, I'm new to this group, You all seem a little
> > too advanced for me, but I'm wondering if anyone has used
> > CS specifically for a chronic lung infection.  I would
> > like to hear your experiences.  Thanks Anna
>
>  Anna G Warmuth wrote:
>
> >  Hi there, I'm new to this group, You all seem a little
> > too advanced for me, but I'm wondering if anyone has used
> > CS specifically for a chronic lung infection.  I would
> > like to hear your experiences.  Thanks Anna
>
>  Anna G Warmuth wrote:
>
> >  Hi there, I'm new to this group, You all seem a little
> > too advanced for me, but I'm wondering if anyone has used
> > CS specifica

Re: CS>Re: [CS kill anthrax]

1999-10-21 Thread Marshall Dudley
I have heard that the fellow that was arrested for obtaining anthrax as a
terrorist then later released had indeed obtained anthrax and found that CS 
kills
it very effectively.  I heard that the FDA found out he was going to go public
with this information and had to shoot him down to prevent this information from
getting out.

I don't know if it is true, but I suspect it is.

marshall

Roman wrote:

> Does it really kill anthrax? Does anybody know for sure? If so, what should be
> the regimen? And how strong should CS be?
>
> Roman
>
> Marshall Dudley  wrote:
> > Discussing the biological attack on New York this news site states:
> >
> > One colloidal silver generator can make enough silver for dozens of
> > families. And
> >  colloidal silver, for those of you who don't know, kills anthrax.
> >
> > http://www.y2knewswire.com/19991018.asp
> >
> > If you want it, grab it, they update every day or two and then articles
> > cannot be retreived unless you subscribe to their service.
> >
> > marshall
> >
> >
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CS>Re: [CS kill anthrax]

1999-10-21 Thread Roman
Does it really kill anthrax? Does anybody know for sure? If so, what should be
the regimen? And how strong should CS be?

Roman


Marshall Dudley  wrote:
> Discussing the biological attack on New York this news site states:
> 
> One colloidal silver generator can make enough silver for dozens of
> families. And
>  colloidal silver, for those of you who don't know, kills anthrax.
> 
> http://www.y2knewswire.com/19991018.asp
> 
> If you want it, grab it, they update every day or two and then articles
> cannot be retreived unless you subscribe to their service.
> 
> marshall
> 
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CS>Structured Water/Freezing/deuterium

1999-10-21 Thread Vilik Rapheles

I have just returned and scanned the info on deuterium with fascination. I 
didn't see any references/sites on freezing and restructuring...did I miss
them?

Supposedly unstructured water has lost electrons...does freezing replace
them? 

Also some oxygen products are based on deuterium sulfate. Cellfood and 
Hydroxogen. Scary to think...

Thoughts?

~^^V^^~
>


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CS>zapper/blood electrifier

1999-10-21 Thread Janine Meunier
Try these links-

http://www.action-electronics.com/pgs2/index.htm
http://web.idirect.com/~showcase/althealth/

http://www.rarebooks.net/beck/beck.htm

I use the Beck blood electrifier regularly and it does work. I believe
Beck's blood electrifier is more conveinent and more effective than Clark's
zapper.

Janine




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CS>[Fwd: CS>Intestine, Pt 7]

1999-10-21 Thread Tai-Pan
:-)
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Greetings wonderful and worthy pervaders of the CS art, 

  LYMPHATICS, con`t
 An important function of the lymphatic system is the preservation of
the bodys *homoeostasis*. That is the balance between hydrostatic and
osmotic pressure. The ability of the lymph system to return proteins
back to the blood via the lymph system prevents serious unbalance of the
homoeostasis. A serious unbalance can cause death within a day if the
lymph system stops functioning. The lymphatic system preserves fluid
balance by collecting about 10% of the interstitial fluid (tissue fluid)
and the protein that accumulates in it. Once it enters the lymph
capillaries, the interstitial fluid is called lymph by most
researchers.The walls of the lymph capillaries are composed of
endothelial cells that overlap slightly. When tissue fluid accumulates,
it presses against these cells,pushing them inward like tiny swinging
doors that can swing in only one direction. This permits large proteins
and particles to enter the lymph capillaries. As fluid accumulates
within the lymph capillary, these swinging cell doors are pushed closed.
 Filariasis, a parasitic infection caused by a larval nematode
(transmitted by mosquitoes) also disrupts lymph flow. The adult worms
live in the lymph veins, blocking lymph flow,and causing tremendous
swelling. The term *elephantiasis* has been used to describe the
disease.
 The flow of the lymph from the tissues is maintained chiefly by three
factors.
 Differences in pressure: We may consider that the lymphatics form a
system of vessels leading from a region of high pressure, the tissues,
to a region of low pressure, the interior of the large veins of the
neck.
 Muscular movements and valves: Contractions of the skeletal muscles
compress the lymph vessels and force the lymph on toward the larger
ducts. The numerous valves prevent a return flow in the wrong direction.
The flow of lymph from resting muscles is small in quantity, but during
muscular exercise and massage it is increased. the flow of chyle is
greatly assisted by the peristalic and rhythmic contractions of the
muscular coats of the intestines. Pulsation waves moving over the
enormous number of minute arteries existing everywhere act to "push
ahead" the lymph from valve to valve,and on to the larger lymphatics.
 Respiratory movements: During each inspiration the pressure on the
thoracic duct is less than on the lymphatics outside the thorax, and
lymph is sucked into the duct. During the succeding expiration the
pressure on the thoracic duct is increased, and the contents,prevented
from escaping by the valves below, are pressed out into the innominate
veins.
 As noted before, there are many lymph nodes located in the lymphatic
system. These play an important role in the body`s defense against
disease. They produce LYMPHOCYTES and ANTIBODIES, they also serve as
efficient filtering devices that remove bacteria and other foreign
particles from the lymph fluid. This is why the blood is never allowed
to approach the outer layers of the membranes. Any fluid approaching the
outer layers must be filtered and disinfected before entering the blood
again. Lymph nodes are located all over the body. The major
congregations of nodes are at the neck,armpits,groin,elbows and knees.
These are strategic positions for removing bacteria. Each lymph node
contains many cavities or *sinuses* ,where the lymph spreads out and
slows down. These sinuses are lined with macrophages ( giant phagocytic
cells)that engulf the bacteria. The lymph may take out so many bacteria
that they swell up themselves. A sign that the body is fighting an
infection is the swelling of the lymph nodes.
 One thing that lymph nodes trap is cancer cells that have broken loose
from the cancer site. Unfortunately cancer cells are not destroyed by
the nodes, merely trapped in a new spot where they can grow and spread
further.  


  Bless you  Bob  Lee 
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Re: CS>STRUCTURED WATER

1999-10-21 Thread Tai-Pan
Hi Listers,

 A very comprehensive book is Vibrational Medicine, by Richard Gerber
M.D.,ISBN 1-879181-28-2. Over 600 pages of small print and a 300 book
reading list and 15 pages of small print index. Dr. Gerber covers it
all  from healing to frequency domains, subtle planes of matter, psychic
healing, chakras, crystals, holistic healing, paradigm shifts and more. 
Its well worth your time to look at it.  :-) Brings it all together.

Bless you   Bob Lee 
  
   <><  <><  -< 
   \   \

Marshall Dudley wrote:

> 
> Thanks, this is a great article:
> 
> ?The structuring of water has an increased pH and the
> ultraviolet spectrophotometer shows increased
> ultraviolet absorption because of increased hydrogen
> bonding."
> 
> Well, I have seen this with our spectrophotometer, but never understood what
> was going on.  Things are now coming together as to how all this plays
> together.  Using the spectrophotometer, I have seen similar, but different,
> absorption patterns for distilled water exposed to magnetics, crystals,
> energized gold plated copper rings (dolphin rings) and rods.  Also we see
> similar pattern changes to water when a person with healing touch (Christian
> healing, reiki, hands on healing etc.) holds the water or directs healing
> energy toward the water.Thus it appears that many of the "miracles" I have 
> seen
> with hands on healing could be grounded in scientifically provable
> restructuring of the water in the area that is undergoing healing.  If this is
> the case then that would explain why one can feel an energy flow until the
> healing is complete, the water aborbs the energy until it is fully structured,
> then no longer aborbs it, thus cutting the flow off.
> 
> Now it all makes sense to me.
> 
> Once again, thanks.
> 
> Marshall
> 

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Re: CS>Article on HV colloidal silver

1999-10-21 Thread Dennis Lipter
Marshall,

I don't have the article you referred to but I have an HVAC generator with an
almost identical batch tank and electrode setup as the one pictured in the
article. I can tell you that producing product with my setup is very easy, fast
and non problematic. I pour a half gallon of distilled water into the batch
tank place the cover/electrode setup on the tank connect two wires and turn the
unit on. In a few minutes tyndall is evident! I let the unit run for an hour or
two and I have colloidal silver. No stirring, no wiping electrodes, and no
polarity switching necessary as the AC does it automatically. As far as quality
of product, I don't know as I have not had it tested.

Dennis Lipter

Marshall Dudley wrote:

> There is a new article on HVAC vs low voltage:
>
> High-Voltage Colloidal Silver
> Trying to make your own
> shelf-stable colloidal silver? The
> DC silver generators don't have
> the voltage to do the trick, but
> the high-voltage AC units claim
> to have solved it. Are they really
> worth $900? And are they easier
> or more difficult to use than the
> low-end DC units? Click for
> details... CS at http://www.y2knewswire.com/ .
>
> Unfortunately you have to be a member to read this article, and I am not a
> member.  If anyone here is a member could they grab the article and tell me
> what it says.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Marshall
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Re: CS>Off Topic - Can anyone help??

1999-10-21 Thread Nelwyn Thurman
What is pau 'd arco tea for?

Nelwyn
- Original Message - 
From: 
To: 
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 1999 6:13 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Off Topic - Can anyone help??


> Hi Dana,
>   You might investigate alternative medicine especially as follows
>   ESSIAC TEA
>   APRICOT KERNELS VIT-B6
>   IP6
>   PAU' D ARCO



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Re: CS>Re: Nicole/Insomnia, Ornithine question

1999-10-21 Thread Charles King
On Thu, 21 Oct 1999 08:13:09 -0700, "James Allison" 
wrote:

>Yours in health,
>James Allison
>
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James,
I thought your generator used to be $49.95.
Did Marsha bring consumer pressure to bear?
Chuck
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Re: CS>Off Topic - Can anyone help??

1999-10-21 Thread Charles King
On Thu, 21 Oct 1999 01:29:04 EDT, frineha...@aol.com wrote:

>Where can one buy a Don Croft Zapper??  URL??  
>Can someone suggest locations for purchase of zappers?   Or instructions for 
>making your own??
>
>Thanks in advance for any help.

C'mOn folks!
Help yourself to help yourselves!
3 minutes on a search engine using Don Croft Zapper keywords came up with:
http://www.mind.net/aware/parasite.htm
If it's that easy, why ask someone to do it for you?
No charge, you're welcome
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CS>Steve Ratzlaff

1999-10-21 Thread Janine Meunier
Steve Ratzlaff-please contact me at garyjan...@msn.com   I lost your email
address,

Sorry for the off topic post.

Janine Meunier
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RE: CS>Polarity switching

1999-10-21 Thread Hutt William J (Bill) DLPC
Tried it with 48Vac, 60Hz, current limited with two 15kohm resistors, one on
each voltage leg. Initial load current .56ma, after 1 hour, still .56ma and
no sign of CS cloud, stopped process.  Silver electrodes were spaced 1/2"
apart. Electrodes were
around 3/16" wide and flat mabey 1/32" thick.

I belive there is a reference to 180Vac at this address.
http://www.csprosystems.com/

BillH

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Sent: Thursday, October 21, 1999 2:57 AM
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Subject: CS>Polarity switching




Since polarity switching seems advantageous, has
anyone experimented with, or have any thoughts
on the use of low voltage 60Hz AC for generating CS?

Thank you,

Jeff


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CS>Article on HV colloidal silver

1999-10-21 Thread Marshall Dudley
There is a new article on HVAC vs low voltage:

High-Voltage Colloidal Silver
Trying to make your own
shelf-stable colloidal silver? The
DC silver generators don't have
the voltage to do the trick, but
the high-voltage AC units claim
to have solved it. Are they really
worth $900? And are they easier
or more difficult to use than the
low-end DC units? Click for
details... CS at http://www.y2knewswire.com/ .

Unfortunately you have to be a member to read this article, and I am not a
member.  If anyone here is a member could they grab the article and tell me
what it says.

Thanks,

Marshall



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Re: CS>Off Topic: fasting question...

1999-10-21 Thread M. G. Devour
> Charles King wrote:
> > Hold your breath as you drink (or hold your nose). You won't taste a thing!

Marshall wrote:
> If I remeber my science right, the tongue only has 4 tastes, sour
> (acid), bitter (alkaline), sweet and salty. ... Thus holding
> your nose will not prevent tasting of sea salt, but will most food.

Well, I managed to chugalug *most* of a quart of the stuff this 
morning in two draughts. I blocked my nose, which *might* have helped 
a little, but not much, for the reason Marshall noted.

Any other ideas? Mix it with chicken broth?

If I could make this part of it as sublime as the rest, I'd be really
likely to be able to stay with it for longer periods. I made my juice
brew with lemons and limes yesterday, and *boy* did it taste
beautiful!

Mike

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CS kill anthrax

1999-10-21 Thread Marshall Dudley
Discussing the biological attack on New York this news site states:

One colloidal silver generator can make enough silver for dozens of
families. And
 colloidal silver, for those of you who don't know, kills anthrax.

http://www.y2knewswire.com/19991018.asp

If you want it, grab it, they update every day or two and then articles
cannot be retreived unless you subscribe to their service.

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Re: CS>Re: Nicole/Insomnia, Ornithine question

1999-10-21 Thread Marshall Dudley
Yes, I use to use it myself, it was great.  Unfortunately it cut too much into
the sales of over the counter sleeping pills, so when a Japanese company screwed
up theie batch, it was an opportunity for the FDA to remove another inexpensive
health resource from the shelves.

Marshall

James Allison wrote:

> Just my two cents worth...
>
> L-Tryptophan is pretty good for helping you sleep.  A lot of people don't
> know that L-Tryptophan is created or activated (I'm not sure which) when you
> heat milk.  Have you ever heard of people having a cup of hot chocolate
> before bedtime or if they wake up in the middle of the night to help them
> get back to sleep?  It seems that some of those "old wives tales" have a bit
> of truth to them  :)
>
> Yours in health,
> James Allison
>
> Allisons Apothecary
> http://apothecary.hypermart.net
> Home of the $29.95 Colloidal Silver Generator
>
> - Original Message -
> From: 
> To: ; 
> Sent: Thursday, October 21, 1999 6:26 AM
> Subject: Re: CS>Re: Nicole/Insomnia, Ornithine question
>
> > In a message dated 10/20/99 11:50:59 AM Central Daylight Time,
> > kato...@mindspring.com writes:
> >
> > << I don't know if this will help with insomnia - but maybe someone else
> on
> > the
> >  list can give us more information. Hulda Clark reccomends taking
> Ornithine
> >  at night while you are on her parasite herbs -- to fight insomnia.  >>
> >
> > I don't believe you will find that Ornithine will help with insomnia much.
> It
> > is taken for other purposes. I have found both in studying them and in use
> > that taking melatonin and tryptophan is very useful form this condition.
> The
> > later can be found in taking 5-HTP that can be bought at health food
> > suppliers since the former was outlawed over a very stupid reason by the
> FDA.
> > If depression is a problem, there are others for that like tyrosine. But
> you
> > need to get some information on the amino acids. I take a general amino
> acid
> > combination at the same. Much like the B vitamins, they are cofactors to
> each
> > other.
> >
> > Gene Downey
> >
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Re: CS>Re: Nicole/Insomnia, Ornithine question

1999-10-21 Thread James Allison
Just my two cents worth...

L-Tryptophan is pretty good for helping you sleep.  A lot of people don't
know that L-Tryptophan is created or activated (I'm not sure which) when you
heat milk.  Have you ever heard of people having a cup of hot chocolate
before bedtime or if they wake up in the middle of the night to help them
get back to sleep?  It seems that some of those "old wives tales" have a bit
of truth to them  :)

Yours in health,
James Allison

Allisons Apothecary
http://apothecary.hypermart.net
Home of the $29.95 Colloidal Silver Generator

- Original Message -
From: 
To: ; 
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 1999 6:26 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Re: Nicole/Insomnia, Ornithine question


> In a message dated 10/20/99 11:50:59 AM Central Daylight Time,
> kato...@mindspring.com writes:
>
> << I don't know if this will help with insomnia - but maybe someone else
on
> the
>  list can give us more information. Hulda Clark reccomends taking
Ornithine
>  at night while you are on her parasite herbs -- to fight insomnia.  >>
>
> I don't believe you will find that Ornithine will help with insomnia much.
It
> is taken for other purposes. I have found both in studying them and in use
> that taking melatonin and tryptophan is very useful form this condition.
The
> later can be found in taking 5-HTP that can be bought at health food
> suppliers since the former was outlawed over a very stupid reason by the
FDA.
> If depression is a problem, there are others for that like tyrosine. But
you
> need to get some information on the amino acids. I take a general amino
acid
> combination at the same. Much like the B vitamins, they are cofactors to
each
> other.
>
> Gene Downey
>
>
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CS>Re:Vessel Geometery

1999-10-21 Thread THE TROLL
Hi Everybody!

I am really curious if anyone has experimented with different
shapes of production vessels.

Tall and skinny? Short an large diameter?

It occurred to me that instead of the electrodes being vertical,
what might be the advantage of them being horizontal?

Just for example, if we used a glass pie pan and filled it to
an inch high and the electrodes were "L" shaped with the
connections to the foot of the L, and the long part of the L submersed.

Do we have any thoughts?


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Re: CS>Off Topic: fasting question...

1999-10-21 Thread Marshall Dudley
Charles King wrote:

> On Wed, 20 Oct 1999 23:41:09 +, "M. G. Devour"  
> wrote:
>
> >Seriously, though, two level teaspoons of sea salt in a quart of
> >water tastes pretty bad to me! I couldn't choke it all down.
>
> Mike,
> Hold your breath as you drink (or hold your nose). You won't taste a thing!
>
> Chuck

If I remeber my science right, the tongue only has 4 tastes, sour (acid), bitter
(alkaline), sweet and salty.  All other tastes are really reported by the smell
which gets detected in the nose.

Thus holding your nose will not prevent tasting of sea salt, but will most food.

Marshall


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RE: CS ppm standard

1999-10-21 Thread Hutt William J (Bill) DLPC


-Original Message-
From: Ivan Anderson [mailto:i...@win.co.nz]
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 1999 4:10 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS ppm standard



- Original Message -
From: Hutt William J (Bill) DLPC 

>  I've read many e-mails on this forum about achieved ppm, but
little on
> how the parties accomplished and confirmed their results.  It would be
nice
> to create a data base of methods in order to create a standard.

This is supposedly under way, at least I have made an initial
contribution, with more to follow as I find the time.

> I have seen a couple of e-mails which addressed using a volt-ohm-meter
> to read ppm.

>  Example:  4usec/cm = 1/250kohms;  this measurement appears to be
achieved
> by placing the VOM probes in the CS solution at a spacing of 1cm.
>
> Example2: 1ppm = 1.6usec/cm (+/- 20%);  If both examples are correct
then
> 5ppm would be equal to 5ppm X 1.6usec/cm = 8usec/cm
>  8usec/cm = 1/R = 125kohms resistance between the VOM probes which are
> spaced 1cm apart in the CS solution.

If only it were that simple...
Specific conductance is defined as consisting of a cell (portion of
solution) 1 cubic centimetre in dimension bounded on two opposing sides
by electrodes 1 cm square. So you can see that simply placing VOM probes
into the solution will not correlate (unless you know the cell constant
that these probes would develop). Also, conductivity measurement is
generally performed using an AC potential field of some 10K Hz or so to
avoid elctrolytic action and electrode polarisation.
In other words, one is better off using a cheap conductivity meter.

Concerning the examples you quote:
1.  4uS = 1/250K ohms by definition. 1S = 1/1ohm
2.  The equivalent weight of silver is 1.08 therefore the ppm as silver
ions (unless I am mistaken) is the conductivity measurement  x  1.08,
not 1.6 as someone reported. I questioned that figure when it was posted
but did not recieve a reply (may call into question the accuracy of some
commercial CS machines that have been sold).

 > If we can gather data from known ppm solutions using the above method
,a
> rough standard could be established and everyone would know about what
> strength of CS solution they have produced.
>
> Resistance measurements of  5ppm, 10ppm, 20ppm, and 30ppm  should give
a
> well rounded data base.

As explained, unless everybody uses the same conductivity (resistance)
parameters the results will not transfer from generator to generator.
Also there is a question about how reliable these results will be with
regard to the particle size of the colloid, although I have had good
correlation in my results between conductivity readings and ppm in my
clear and light yellow sols, more work needs to be done with darker
coloured CS products.

For what it is worth the specific resistance for the concentrations you
mention are:
5ppm - 215K ohms
10ppm -107.5K ohms
20ppm - 53.7K ohms
30ppm - 35.8K ohms

> I realize that their are many other factors to consider when trying to
> measure ppm.  The purpose of this e-mail is to try and establish a
standard
> by which everyone can use without purchasing some expensive high tech
> device.
>
> If a simple standard has already been established, what is it?
>
>  I would like to know if anyone has a recipe for making colloidal
silver
> salve.
>
>  Thank you,
>
> BillH

Regards - Ivan.


Ivan,

   I appreciate your responce.  I have only made 4 CS solutions, two which
were questionable( thru them out) one which I think was 5ppm(looked for CS
cloud waited 5 more minutes stopped process, solution was clear and stayed
clear). The set up was 30VDC current limited to 1.1mamps with 27kohm
resistor.  The process load current started at .25ma and ended with .79ma.
Total time 26min.
The last attempt set up was 27VDC current limited to 1ma.  Looked for CS
cloud waited 40 minutes(going for golden color) stopped process. Load
current started at .25ma and stopped at .81ma. Noticed solution slightly
clouded but not golden.
I haven't the slightest idea what the ppm is.

Silver was spaced 1/2 inch apart, 3 1/2 inches long.  Silver is flat 3/16
inch wide.

I would like to know what you setup is, mabey I can duplicate the results
that you have had.

   Thanks again
  
  BillH
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Re: CS ppm standard

1999-10-21 Thread Henry Reed
Elixa.com has a device that is supposed to make cs ointment.  I think
it's elixa.com.

Ivan Anderson wrote:
> 
> - Original Message -
> From: Hutt William J (Bill) DLPC 
> 
> >  I've read many e-mails on this forum about achieved ppm, but
> little on
> > how the parties accomplished and confirmed their results.  It would be
> nice
> > to create a data base of methods in order to create a standard.
> 
> This is supposedly under way, at least I have made an initial
> contribution, with more to follow as I find the time.
> 
> > I have seen a couple of e-mails which addressed using a volt-ohm-meter
> > to read ppm.
> 
> >  Example:  4usec/cm = 1/250kohms;  this measurement appears to be
> achieved
> > by placing the VOM probes in the CS solution at a spacing of 1cm.
> >
> > Example2: 1ppm = 1.6usec/cm (+/- 20%);  If both examples are correct
> then
> > 5ppm would be equal to 5ppm X 1.6usec/cm = 8usec/cm
> >  8usec/cm = 1/R = 125kohms resistance between the VOM probes which are
> > spaced 1cm apart in the CS solution.
> 
> If only it were that simple...
> Specific conductance is defined as consisting of a cell (portion of
> solution) 1 cubic centimetre in dimension bounded on two opposing sides
> by electrodes 1 cm square. So you can see that simply placing VOM probes
> into the solution will not correlate (unless you know the cell constant
> that these probes would develop). Also, conductivity measurement is
> generally performed using an AC potential field of some 10K Hz or so to
> avoid elctrolytic action and electrode polarisation.
> In other words, one is better off using a cheap conductivity meter.
> 
> Concerning the examples you quote:
> 1.  4uS = 1/250K ohms by definition. 1S = 1/1ohm
> 2.  The equivalent weight of silver is 1.08 therefore the ppm as silver
> ions (unless I am mistaken) is the conductivity measurement  x  1.08,
> not 1.6 as someone reported. I questioned that figure when it was posted
> but did not recieve a reply (may call into question the accuracy of some
> commercial CS machines that have been sold).
> 
>  > If we can gather data from known ppm solutions using the above method
> ,a
> > rough standard could be established and everyone would know about what
> > strength of CS solution they have produced.
> >
> > Resistance measurements of  5ppm, 10ppm, 20ppm, and 30ppm  should give
> a
> > well rounded data base.
> 
> As explained, unless everybody uses the same conductivity (resistance)
> parameters the results will not transfer from generator to generator.
> Also there is a question about how reliable these results will be with
> regard to the particle size of the colloid, although I have had good
> correlation in my results between conductivity readings and ppm in my
> clear and light yellow sols, more work needs to be done with darker
> coloured CS products.
> 
> For what it is worth the specific resistance for the concentrations you
> mention are:
> 5ppm - 215K ohms
> 10ppm -107.5K ohms
> 20ppm - 53.7K ohms
> 30ppm - 35.8K ohms
> 
> > I realize that their are many other factors to consider when trying to
> > measure ppm.  The purpose of this e-mail is to try and establish a
> standard
> > by which everyone can use without purchasing some expensive high tech
> > device.
> >
> > If a simple standard has already been established, what is it?
> >
> >  I would like to know if anyone has a recipe for making colloidal
> silver
> > salve.
> >
> >  Thank you,
> >
> > BillH
> 
> Regards - Ivan.
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Re: CS>Last plea for help

1999-10-21 Thread Henry Reed
Carol, Thanks and I look forward to hearing more.  When you have time.

Carol M. Ryan wrote:
> 
> Henry Reed,
> I don't know what the ppm is.  I don't test my CS.  I give him 2-4 ounces
> two times a day.  I also have done some research on myasthenia and have been
> giving him other preparations that work.  Astragulas works, cellfood or
> hydroxygen,
> A doctor I know believes Dr.Schluzes program will work.  I do other things
> for Don, but right now I can't think of them, I will put together a list and
> email it off to you.  You can also call me at 609 799 4457 .  I am into so
> many formulas for Don, myself and my father that are working and I have not
> put them down on paper yet, but I will.
> Carol Ryan
> - Original Message -
> From: Henry Reed 
> To: 
> Sent: Thursday, October 21, 1999 12:29 AM
> Subject: Re: CS>Last plea for help
> 
> > Carol.  thanks for that post.  Can you tell how much cs he took (takes),
> > what ppm it is, how often, etc.?  That is so wonderful.  How long has
> > the improvement lasted?  Do you think he is cured?  All the details
> > please.
> >
> > Carol M. Ryan wrote:
> > >
> > > Hello Katrina
> > > I have a testimonial for CS.  My husband has myasthenia gravis.  For
> approx.
> > > eight months he has been totally exhausted, dragging himself up the few
> > > steps into the house after work, and making it to the bed for the rest
> of
> > > the night.  He started taking CS and within a few days he had enough
> energy
> > > to mow the lawn and stay up till 11 or 12 PM.
> > > Carol Ryan
> > > - Original Message -
> > > From: Katarina Wittich 
> > > To: Silver A 
> > > Sent: Saturday, October 16, 1999 1:17 AM
> > > Subject: CS>Last plea for help
> > >
> > > > Hey everyone,
> > > > well, so far the Uses of CS FAQ is not doing very well.
> > > > I have received only three stories of uses for CS. That's right,
> three. So
> > > > either there really aren't that many uses for cs -- or you guys think
> that
> > > > everyone else is sending them in and so no-one has -- or you would
> prefer
> > > to
> > > > answer people's questions on an individual basis. I just thought it
> would
> > > be
> > > > easier if there was a FAQ that people could refer to for the basics so
> > > that
> > > > list time would be spent on more detailed questions and answers.
> > > > So, please, please, send me your testimonials on your personal uses of
> CS
> > > > and try to remember to include what amounts of what ppm cs used and
> for
> > > how
> > > > long.
> > > >
> > > > Thanks so much,
> > > > Katarina
> > > >
> > > >
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Re: CS>Re: Nicole/Insomnia, Ornithine question

1999-10-21 Thread Gdwny
In a message dated 10/20/99 11:50:59 AM Central Daylight Time, 
kato...@mindspring.com writes:

<< I don't know if this will help with insomnia - but maybe someone else on 
the
 list can give us more information. Hulda Clark reccomends taking Ornithine
 at night while you are on her parasite herbs -- to fight insomnia.  >>

I don't believe you will find that Ornithine will help with insomnia much. It 
is taken for other purposes. I have found both in studying them and in use 
that taking melatonin and tryptophan is very useful form this condition. The 
later can be found in taking 5-HTP that can be bought at health food 
suppliers since the former was outlawed over a very stupid reason by the FDA. 
If depression is a problem, there are others for that like tyrosine. But you 
need to get some information on the amino acids. I take a general amino acid 
combination at the same. Much like the B vitamins, they are cofactors to each 
other.

Gene Downey


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CS>Re: New member

1999-10-21 Thread ROGGAIL
HI Mike,
Thank you for the welcome.  I've included the message below and am 
looking forward to any and all suggestions.
Thank you,
Gail

Why don't you re-send this message to the list posting address, since the
only ones to see it were the list-bot and me, the list owner.

> Hi,
> A neighbor introduced my husband and I to CS two weeks ago when I had 
the 
> flu.  It shortened the time I had it.  
> Both of us are interested in prevention, rather than treatment of 
> disease.  We take vitamins, eat to maintain healthy bodies and limit our 
> "indulgences."  
> We just ordered a generator and made our first batch of CS.  I read the 
> dosage as two teaspoons, versus four as therapeutic.  Is this daily?  
> As novices, we're learning and would appreciate any information you 
have.
> Thank you,
> Gail Welborn
> rogg...@aol.com


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Re: CS>New to group

1999-10-21 Thread Ivan Anderson
Dear Anna,
Please look at this message in the archives:
http://www.escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html?mID=13629

I still have Brooks original posts and will copy to the list if you
would like.

Ivan


- Original Message -
From: Anna G Warmuth 
To: 
Sent: Thursday, 21 October 1999 09:49
Subject: CS>New to group


Hi there, I'm new to this group, You all seem a little too advanced for
me, but I'm wondering if anyone has used CS specifically for a chronic
lung infection.  I would like to hear your experiences.  Thanks Anna



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Re: CS ppm standard

1999-10-21 Thread Ivan Anderson

- Original Message -
From: Hutt William J (Bill) DLPC 

>  I've read many e-mails on this forum about achieved ppm, but
little on
> how the parties accomplished and confirmed their results.  It would be
nice
> to create a data base of methods in order to create a standard.

This is supposedly under way, at least I have made an initial
contribution, with more to follow as I find the time.

> I have seen a couple of e-mails which addressed using a volt-ohm-meter
> to read ppm.

>  Example:  4usec/cm = 1/250kohms;  this measurement appears to be
achieved
> by placing the VOM probes in the CS solution at a spacing of 1cm.
>
> Example2: 1ppm = 1.6usec/cm (+/- 20%);  If both examples are correct
then
> 5ppm would be equal to 5ppm X 1.6usec/cm = 8usec/cm
>  8usec/cm = 1/R = 125kohms resistance between the VOM probes which are
> spaced 1cm apart in the CS solution.

If only it were that simple...
Specific conductance is defined as consisting of a cell (portion of
solution) 1 cubic centimetre in dimension bounded on two opposing sides
by electrodes 1 cm square. So you can see that simply placing VOM probes
into the solution will not correlate (unless you know the cell constant
that these probes would develop). Also, conductivity measurement is
generally performed using an AC potential field of some 10K Hz or so to
avoid elctrolytic action and electrode polarisation.
In other words, one is better off using a cheap conductivity meter.

Concerning the examples you quote:
1.  4uS = 1/250K ohms by definition. 1S = 1/1ohm
2.  The equivalent weight of silver is 1.08 therefore the ppm as silver
ions (unless I am mistaken) is the conductivity measurement  x  1.08,
not 1.6 as someone reported. I questioned that figure when it was posted
but did not recieve a reply (may call into question the accuracy of some
commercial CS machines that have been sold).

 > If we can gather data from known ppm solutions using the above method
,a
> rough standard could be established and everyone would know about what
> strength of CS solution they have produced.
>
> Resistance measurements of  5ppm, 10ppm, 20ppm, and 30ppm  should give
a
> well rounded data base.

As explained, unless everybody uses the same conductivity (resistance)
parameters the results will not transfer from generator to generator.
Also there is a question about how reliable these results will be with
regard to the particle size of the colloid, although I have had good
correlation in my results between conductivity readings and ppm in my
clear and light yellow sols, more work needs to be done with darker
coloured CS products.

For what it is worth the specific resistance for the concentrations you
mention are:
5ppm - 215K ohms
10ppm -107.5K ohms
20ppm - 53.7K ohms
30ppm - 35.8K ohms

> I realize that their are many other factors to consider when trying to
> measure ppm.  The purpose of this e-mail is to try and establish a
standard
> by which everyone can use without purchasing some expensive high tech
> device.
>
> If a simple standard has already been established, what is it?
>
>  I would like to know if anyone has a recipe for making colloidal
silver
> salve.
>
>  Thank you,
>
> BillH

Regards - Ivan.



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CS>Polarity switching

1999-10-21 Thread Jeffrey A. Madore


Since polarity switching seems advantageous, has
anyone experimented with, or have any thoughts
on the use of low voltage 60Hz AC for generating CS?

Thank you,

Jeff


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Re: CS Production

1999-10-21 Thread Ivan Anderson

- Original Message -
From: 

Hi Gene
You seem to be on to it.

I
> reversed the polarity on the next run and the deposits came loose and
dropped
> into the bottom of the jar or floated to the top as thin flakes.  One
> question I have is if the polarity is switched every minute, what
happens to
> these deposits?  Are they kept in solution as colloidal silver or are
they
> just dropped to the bottom anyway but with little build up on the
electrodes?

This is a question that I have studiously avoided discussing until now
as I do not know the answer for certain and will not know until I build
one of these polarity switchers. I suspect the deposits enter the
solution as uncharged silver particles, and do not necessarily fall out
as the polarity is generally switched before the build up on the cathode
is noticable to the naked eye.

> I put a plastic lid on the jar and left the contents sit without the
> electrodes in it till the next day.  The color turned a rich gold by
then.  I
> have no way to judge the PPM of this solution.  But what I would like
to know
> is, with the greater surface area of these bars and the distance
between them
> being different with different set ups, can one just use the current
strength
> as a judgment as to the silver being put into solution over a certain
time
> period?

Yes but only referenced to a particular set up including water.

 > And by keeping this at a lower rate, control the silver micron size
> by lowering the "blast off" rate?  I have seen where some have
inserted a
> resistor to limit voltage/amperage in these setups.  Does this not
slow down
> the early formation of the solution when the resistance of the same is
high?

Not really, the initial resistance of distilled water is so high that
the addition of 10K ohms or so as a current limiter makes little
difference.

> Would not the control of the current be better as some have suggested
along
> with polarity switching?  It would seem to me that this would give
better
> control under the chances of other variables like electrode size,
distance
> apart, solution concentration, etc.  Am I correct in this reasoning?
In
> doing this, it would seem that changes in electrode size and other
factors
> could be discounted more.

Why... the only difference is in the work done per unit time. As the
delivery of current is staggered  in these systems, the work takes
longer to do (and some may be undone at each polarity reversal). But all
other factors remain the same as far as I can see.

> Thanks for any comments that those of you with more experience can
give me.

Pleasure.

> I have been buying my colloidal silver for some time and I use it to
control
> infections as I have a chronic lung disease.  I have found that when I
get an
> infection that starts to limit my breathing, by putting colloidal
silver in a
> nebulizer setup, I can help keep these infections down and get relief
> quickly.  Much more quickly than with antibiotics.  It has been a very
> positive help for me.
>
> Gene Downey

Regards - Ivan.



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Re: CS>vortex

1999-10-21 Thread THE TROLL
plan2t...@aol.com wrote:
> 
> hi group...does anyone have plans fro building a structured water/ vorte
> machine
> which we could make ourselves?
> 

Hi!

Below are copies of posts I sent to the list regarding
structured water and a simple method. (first copy)

David

___

Hi Folks!

Just a quickie.

You only need one bottle and its cap with a hole in it 
for the "vortex" part. Instead of a matching bottle for "storage", find
a bottle that has an opening just a bit 
bigger than the neck and cap of the vortex bottle.

The vortex bottle neck will just fit inside the storage
bottle neck and all will work just as well.

If you don't have the tools to make a hole (3/8" or so),
you can take the cap from a spring water "sports bottle".
It already has a hole (~ 1/2") in it , so if you pull the
"knob" up to "drinking" position and saw across just below the knob, you
are almost there.

There will still be some of the "tube" left, but now you can see how
much more you have to saw/file/chew off to
get to where it is almost flat. These caps seem to vary in style and
shapes, so that is why I am not being very specific. 
The main thing is to saw or file it to the point where going any farther
will start to open the hole wider.

So, that's it. A bottle and cap w/hole, a bottle into which
the other bottle neck will fit, and some magnets.

Can it get any simpler??

Time to cut Z.

Good luck,

David 
__

Greetings!

Just a follow-up to provide an example.
I have a 2 liter bottle with a cap that has a 3/8" hole
in it. I have attached the magnets on the "shoulder" by 
the neck.

I almost fill it with water (7/8 or so, need some space
to get the water swirling around) and with finger over
the hole, star swirling the water in what will be a clockwise direction
when up side down and just as  I am removing finger from the hole, I am
inserting the neck into a gallon milk jug.
The neck just fits in and the jug will support the vortex bottle.
Actually, the jug opening is just a bit too small to let in 
enough air.

It works!

Later...

David


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Hi Folks!

I apologize for the delay in responding to the requests for the article
on structured water, but one of the oil drilling rigs in the back yard
broke into the plutonium mine under the house and my severe attention
was required.

WELL, on a more serious VEIN, I discovered the web site where I got the
article, so you can see it live for yourself:

http://www.tznet.com/busn/unusual/structure.htm

I recommend reading this article first because it is much more
comprehensive than the rest and explains in the first part what
structured
water is and how it is used in our bodies and why we might desire to
have
some. The middle half or so is great for the "techies" (to whom the term
Zeta
potential probably means something) and the last 20% or so tells us how 
we can make (magnetic style) structured water for our selves.
I sent e-mail to the address at the end of the article to see if they
still sell the water structuring kits. No reply yet.


I also did some searching for more info:

This is a general blurb about magnetized water:
http://www.healthlibrary.com/reading/yod/april/magnet.htm  


Magnetized water is used in water circulation systems in industry
to reduce scale deposits on the inside of pipes and this article
is about tests to see if dental irrigation with magnetized water
will reduce plaque. 
http://www.oxyfresh.com/Information/Dental_Products/calculus.txt


This is an invention disclosure about a particular gizmo for making
magnetized water. See if you can figure it out.
http://www.karelia.ru/~alexk/disclosure/disclouser2.htm


These are folks who sell products for magnetizing water for personal
use or for industry. They also try to tell us why we want magnetized
water.
http://www.netunlimited.net/~wcr/water.html
http://www.healthymagnets.com/cgi-local/SoftCart.exe/magnetiz.htm?E+scstore
http://www.buyamag.com/water1.htm
http://space-age.com/funnel/



Gotto go for now,  Be Well! David

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Re: CS>Off Topic: fasting question...

1999-10-21 Thread tgw0
Hi Mike:

If you were to use Celtic Sea Salt you would hardly taste it, it works
like a very mild laxative.

Ted

M. G. Devour wrote:
> 
> This lemon juice/maple syrup modified fast seems do-able after a
> couple of days of easing into it. However, is there any way to
> make the morning salt water cleanse a bit less ghastly tasting?
> 
> Could I substitute pretzels and beer? 
> 
> Seriously, though, two level teaspoons of sea salt in a quart of
> water tastes pretty bad to me! I couldn't choke it all down.
> 
> Be well,
> 
> Mike D.
> 
> [Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
> [mdev...@mail.id.net   ]
> [Speaking only for myself...  ]
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Re: CS>Off Topic - Can anyone help??

1999-10-21 Thread Nat2ess
Hi Dana,
  You might investigate alternative medicine especially as follows
  ESSIAC TEA
  APRICOT KERNELS VIT-B6
  IP6
  PAU' D ARCO
  KOMBUCHA TEA
If I were diagnosed with cancer I would start ingesting these natural 
curatives as soon as possible.
TO YOUR BETTER HEALTH
Ron


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Re: CS>Off Topic - Can anyone help??

1999-10-21 Thread FRinehart2
Where can one buy a Don Croft Zapper??  URL??  
Can someone suggest locations for purchase of zappers?   Or instructions for 
making your own??

Thanks in advance for any help.


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Re: CS>Off Topic: fasting question...

1999-10-21 Thread THE TROLL
"M. G. Devour" wrote:
> 

> 
> Could I substitute pretzels and beer? 
> 

Hey, don't laugh, or in this case, grin.

The proper balance of amino-pretzefoldahide and sloshihopsamine 
enhances the effectiveness of the salt. The proper balance has
been determined to be approximately the ratio of 3 to 5
respectively.

It works for me, after 3 bags of pretzels and 5 cases of beer,
I'm ready for the fast.

David


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Re: CS>Last plea for help

1999-10-21 Thread Carol M. Ryan
Henry Reed,
I don't know what the ppm is.  I don't test my CS.  I give him 2-4 ounces
two times a day.  I also have done some research on myasthenia and have been
giving him other preparations that work.  Astragulas works, cellfood or
hydroxygen,
A doctor I know believes Dr.Schluzes program will work.  I do other things
for Don, but right now I can't think of them, I will put together a list and
email it off to you.  You can also call me at 609 799 4457 .  I am into so
many formulas for Don, myself and my father that are working and I have not
put them down on paper yet, but I will.
Carol Ryan
- Original Message -
From: Henry Reed 
To: 
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 1999 12:29 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Last plea for help


> Carol.  thanks for that post.  Can you tell how much cs he took (takes),
> what ppm it is, how often, etc.?  That is so wonderful.  How long has
> the improvement lasted?  Do you think he is cured?  All the details
> please.
>
> Carol M. Ryan wrote:
> >
> > Hello Katrina
> > I have a testimonial for CS.  My husband has myasthenia gravis.  For
approx.
> > eight months he has been totally exhausted, dragging himself up the few
> > steps into the house after work, and making it to the bed for the rest
of
> > the night.  He started taking CS and within a few days he had enough
energy
> > to mow the lawn and stay up till 11 or 12 PM.
> > Carol Ryan
> > - Original Message -
> > From: Katarina Wittich 
> > To: Silver A 
> > Sent: Saturday, October 16, 1999 1:17 AM
> > Subject: CS>Last plea for help
> >
> > > Hey everyone,
> > > well, so far the Uses of CS FAQ is not doing very well.
> > > I have received only three stories of uses for CS. That's right,
three. So
> > > either there really aren't that many uses for cs -- or you guys think
that
> > > everyone else is sending them in and so no-one has -- or you would
prefer
> > to
> > > answer people's questions on an individual basis. I just thought it
would
> > be
> > > easier if there was a FAQ that people could refer to for the basics so
> > that
> > > list time would be spent on more detailed questions and answers.
> > > So, please, please, send me your testimonials on your personal uses of
CS
> > > and try to remember to include what amounts of what ppm cs used and
for
> > how
> > > long.
> > >
> > > Thanks so much,
> > > Katarina
> > >
> > >
> > > --
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silver.
> > >
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> > >
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> > >
> > > List maintainer: Mike Devour 
> > >
>



Re: CS>Off Topic - Can anyone help??

1999-10-21 Thread Henry Reed
Zappers are great!  I'm a 58year old woman who had to take substantial
naps ( 25 min. to 1 1/2 hrs!) every day.  After zapping for about a
weekno, repeat, no naps anymore!  Lots of energy.  Use a Don Croft I
heard about on this list.  We now have 2 of them.

James H-McMillan wrote:
> 
> Dear Dana
> Try a zapper? According to Hulda Clarck it stops cancer in its tracks, then 
> you
> work on the the toxins and parasites.
> James H-McMillan
> 
> den...@perle.com wrote:
> 
> > Hello CS listers-
> >
> > This is completely off topic and I apologize for that but I am devastated
> > at the news I received today. I am asking for any help you wonderful people
> > might have because I do not know where else to turn.
> >
> > A very dear friend of mine has a 7 year old daughter who has been diagnosed
> > with an inoperable brain glioma. Up until today, she has been in a research
> > program for a new type of chemotherapy that has worked to keep the cancer
> > isolated and under control. Today, they were told that she must go off of
> > the program because there is a high risk of Leukemia associated with the
> > dosage of chemo she has been receiving. The hospital and doctors will not
> > take responsibility for this & have essentially told them that there is
> > nothing else they will do for her.
> >
> > Unfortunately, I am not a doctor and do not know any other details
> > regarding the type of chemo she was receiving.  I only know that thus far
> > it has helped keep her here with us and now her parents fear the worst.
> >
> > Please, if anyone has any info at all, could you share it with me.  If you
> > would prefer, you can email me directly at den...@perle.com.
> >
> > Thank you all so much...please say a prayer for the Henry family...they
> > really need it.
> >
> > Dana
> >
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> >
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Re: CS>Last plea for help

1999-10-21 Thread Henry Reed
Carol.  thanks for that post.  Can you tell how much cs he took (takes),
what ppm it is, how often, etc.?  That is so wonderful.  How long has
the improvement lasted?  Do you think he is cured?  All the details
please.

Carol M. Ryan wrote:
> 
> Hello Katrina
> I have a testimonial for CS.  My husband has myasthenia gravis.  For approx.
> eight months he has been totally exhausted, dragging himself up the few
> steps into the house after work, and making it to the bed for the rest of
> the night.  He started taking CS and within a few days he had enough energy
> to mow the lawn and stay up till 11 or 12 PM.
> Carol Ryan
> - Original Message -
> From: Katarina Wittich 
> To: Silver A 
> Sent: Saturday, October 16, 1999 1:17 AM
> Subject: CS>Last plea for help
> 
> > Hey everyone,
> > well, so far the Uses of CS FAQ is not doing very well.
> > I have received only three stories of uses for CS. That's right, three. So
> > either there really aren't that many uses for cs -- or you guys think that
> > everyone else is sending them in and so no-one has -- or you would prefer
> to
> > answer people's questions on an individual basis. I just thought it would
> be
> > easier if there was a FAQ that people could refer to for the basics so
> that
> > list time would be spent on more detailed questions and answers.
> > So, please, please, send me your testimonials on your personal uses of CS
> > and try to remember to include what amounts of what ppm cs used and for
> how
> > long.
> >
> > Thanks so much,
> > Katarina
> >
> >
> > --
> > The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver.
> >
> > To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to:
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> > with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line.
> >
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> >
> > List maintainer: Mike Devour 
> >



Re: CS>Off Topic: fasting question...

1999-10-21 Thread Charles King
On Wed, 20 Oct 1999 23:41:09 +, "M. G. Devour"  wrote:

>Seriously, though, two level teaspoons of sea salt in a quart of 
>water tastes pretty bad to me! I couldn't choke it all down.

Mike,
Hold your breath as you drink (or hold your nose). You won't taste a thing!

Chuck
Frogs are smart--they eat what bugs them


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Re: CS>vortex

1999-10-21 Thread THE TROLL
Dennis Lipter wrote:
> 

> 
> Come to think of it, one could construct an obstacle course consisting of
> flumes, miniature falls, and "rock obstructions" with magnets and full
> spectrum light exposure along the way.
> 
> Dennis Lipter
> 


Dennis,

What have you been drinking?

Whatever it is, send the empties to Wong.

David

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