Re: CS>Teeth stained from CS?

1999-07-22 Thread D. Garrett
the glass jar (clear) i keep it (cs) in gets 
stained golden yellow is all.

regards,
Dennis


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Re: CS>Teeth stained from CS?

1999-07-22 Thread D. Garrett
i have dentures, and they are the same off-white as always. i cs daily.
(dontcha just hate "brand new false teeth"
white

regards,
Dennis

--- Begin Message ---
Anybody out there had a problem with their teeth getting stained from CS?

I have been using WaterOZ for about 3 days, also their copper which I
decided to
try for yeast, and have noticed my pearly whites taking on a decided (ack!!)
yellow
tinge.



Sparrow


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CS>Lupus

1999-07-22 Thread Susan Epstein
Hi Monica, If you e-mail me privately I can send you some info on Lupus. Also, 
I have some printed testimonials from people  with Lupus who were helped 
through nutrition. I'll send it to you if you give me your mailing address 
along with e-mail. Susan Epstein ch...@bestweb.net


Re: CS>Teeth stained from CS?

1999-07-22 Thread Susan Yensen
Hi,

I sure would be interested in the copper and yeast thing.  can you report
anything about that yet???  Keep us posted, OK?  My teeth have never been
stained with CS however I have never used copper so maybe it is the copper.
My counters get stained too sometimes when I am making lots of it so I guess
it could stain your teeth, but I have used an awful lot in my mouth with the
ater pick and all and never had a problem.

Blessings,
susan
-Original Message-
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To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Date: Thursday, July 22, 1999 6:01 PM
Subject: CS>Teeth stained from CS?


>Anybody out there had a problem with their teeth getting stained from CS?
>
>I have been using WaterOZ for about 3 days, also their copper which I
>decided to
>try for yeast, and have noticed my pearly whites taking on a decided
(ack!!)
>yellow
>tinge.
>
>
>
>Sparrow
>
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CS>Teeth stained from CS?

1999-07-22 Thread Scharbach
Anybody out there had a problem with their teeth getting stained from CS?

I have been using WaterOZ for about 3 days, also their copper which I
decided to
try for yeast, and have noticed my pearly whites taking on a decided (ack!!)
yellow
tinge.



Sparrow


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Re: CS

1999-07-22 Thread Colin Yardley
Only if taken in homeopathic potency.
Colin Yardley :-)

D. Garrett wrote:
> 
> can cs cure argyria?   :-)
> 
> regards,
> Dennis
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Re: CS>Ag-CIDAL

1999-07-22 Thread Ivan Anderson
Hi Charles and Deb,

I'm sorry, I was not clear in my post.

I meant to say that you are not in danger of turning blue unless you
ingest much more of the MSP Ag-CIDAL than you are now, so don't worry
unduly.
I would only suggest taking a MSP for urinary tract infections, and
then only for a limited time. However more than one person has
recently posted that a relatively high dose of unadulterated pure CS
has proven effective, so there is probably no reason to take a protein
stabilised CS at all.

Charles and I both agree that high doses of CS are safe, I am a little
more conservative in my upper limit only.

Argyria has been reported in users of protein bound silver colloids
(at higher levels than you have been taking) but most sufferers have
taken high amounts of silver salts.

Regards - Ivan.

> > Hi Deb,
> >
> > You will probably be better off to use pure CS, in health and
> > in pocket. Make your own :-)
>
> > It has been reliably reported that it is not the
> > concentration of the CS you take but the total silver
> > ingested, so 4tsp of 5ppm or 1tsp of 20ppm, its the same.
>
> > You probably won't turn blue unless you drink more than 750oz
> > of the stuff in a year, 4 times the amount you are taking
> > now. But better safe than sorry.
> >
> > Good luck.
> >
> > Ivan.
>
> Excuse me, Deb,
>
> You were talking about silver PROTEINS, not CS, There
> is a big difference, and the evidence clearly shows
> that CS is safe at very HIGH levels, while silver
> proteins can cause argyria at much lower levels. It is
> apples and oranges to compare the 'total amount' of
> silver when considering two different FORMS.
>
> Ivan and I have had this 'discussion' before, and just
> wanted you to be aware that there is a different
> opinion than his, shared by many of the pioneers in CS
> useage, as well as a TON of anecdotal evidence
> regarding the safety of ingesting high levels of CS (as
> much as 1 gallon a day for a period of years in some
> cases).
>
> ALL reported cases of argyria (there are only a couple,
> aren't there?) are from taking the silver PROTEINS, not
> from CS.
>
> --
>
> Charles Marcus



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Re: CS

1999-07-22 Thread D. Garrett
can cs cure argyria?   :-)

regards,
Dennis


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Re: CS>metaphysical?

1999-07-22 Thread D. Garrett
why the center?
the kings chamber is below center and off to one side. and chris hill,
who wrote  "supersensonics" says that the only 'good' energy in a
pyramid spirals off the top at an angle. don't remember which angle,
though.

regards,
Dennis

--- Begin Message ---
Okay, since we now seem to be going into semi-uncharted territory, I have 
always wondered what the effects would be of making colloidal silver in a 
pyramid.  I tend to wonder if you would even need a battery source, as 
correctly shaped (meaning correctly scaled to size and mathematically correct 
in point to point dimensions) pyramids are "supposed" to have a lot of energy 
in the center without any kind of AC/DC/Other source from the outside.

James Vernon, Allison

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Re: CS>Re: Parkinson's Disease

1999-07-22 Thread RON BRENNEN
Terry Wayne wrote:
> 
> Christian,
> Carey Reams said that Parkinson's was a consequence of major
> demineralization, especially calciums. In my experience, nearly all
> Parkinson's victims have acid pH, which Reams would say indicates a
> deficiency of alkalinizing calcium, such as calcium hydroxide (usually
> available from a pharmacist if requested. You would also want to
> include a large quantity of calcium citrate - a neutral pH calcium).
> The calcium hydroxide should be taken until the urine pH reaches 6.4,
> then use only the calcium citrate. In addition to the calciums, a
> significant and regular quantity of 65+
> mineral colloidal mineral supplements would be important to resolve the
> deficiency. Look on the net for companies who sell Colloidal Minerals,
> or email me and I can suggest some.
> Terry Wayne
> 
> --- Christian von Wechmar  wrote:
> > Dear List,
> >
> > Does anyone know if CS is helpful in cases of
> > Parkinson's disease? I know of
> > two people who have Parkinson's. They refuse to take
> > the "normal"
> > medications the MD prescribes. Any other thoughts?
> > They are becoming quite
> > desperate.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Christian

Try colloidal gold
Ron Brennen


> > 
> > Christian von Wechmar
> > Stellenbosch, South Africa
> > christ...@owf.co.za
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CS>metaphysical?

1999-07-22 Thread James Vernon, Allison
Okay, since we now seem to be going into semi-uncharted territory, I have 
always wondered what the effects would be of making colloidal silver in a 
pyramid.  I tend to wonder if you would even need a battery source, as 
correctly shaped (meaning correctly scaled to size and mathematically correct 
in point to point dimensions) pyramids are "supposed" to have a lot of energy 
in the center without any kind of AC/DC/Other source from the outside.

James Vernon, Allison



RE: CS>Lunar effects on making CS

1999-07-22 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
According to current research, the New/Old Order is very much into the dark 
side of things magical. 
James Osbourne, Holmes

a...@trail.com

-Original Message-
From:   D. Garrett [SMTP:dj...@webtv.net]
Sent:   Thursday, July 22, 1999 9:46 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:RE: CS>Lunar effects on making CS

 << Message: RE: CS>Lunar effects on making CS >> astrology? i've heard on the 
"enterprise mission" website that nasa is
doing weird masonic symbolism things on the new  space station, but
nothing about astrology.

regards,
Dennis



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Re: CS>Fwd: CS instructions

1999-07-22 Thread Donna2424
Reid,
  I am not making my own at this time and being on vacation I don't want to 
have to do anything, and I do mean anything.
Donna


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Re: cs and eyes

1999-07-22 Thread Donna2424
Reid,
  How do you like the wateroz?  I am thinking of trying that brand also.
Dona


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CS>Fwd: CS>Fwd: CS instructions

1999-07-22 Thread Donna2424
In a message dated 7/D/YY 11:22:32 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
je...@webchoice.net writes:

<< Donna,
 It actually was at an airport that the cs was tested, so fly confidently!
 Karen
  >>
Karen,
  Thank you!
Donna
--- Begin Message ---
Donna,
It actually was at an airport that the cs was tested, so fly confidently!
Karen

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> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: Re: CS>Fwd: CS instructions
> Date: Wednesday, July 21, 1999 9:08 PM
> 
> >Karen,
> >  Thank you, you answered my next question.  I am going on vacation and
will 
> >have to be taking a plane.  I was wondering what would happen to my CS
that 
> >was packed in the suitcase.  I am taking it that the type of scanner
they use 
> >would be along the same lines as an x-ray.  Hoping I am right here.
> >Thanks,
> >Donna
> 
>  Why not just take your device and make it as you go? Here's a giggle

> for you all from my past. I was flying quite a long way and had a stop
> over At the time I was still smoking and to smoke I had to go out side.
> When I came back in I had to send my case through the X-ray machine.
While
> going through there I asked can you see my gum in there. The lady looked
> at me strange and I didn't think anything about it. Later on I went back
> out side and had to go back through the X-ray line. This time she called
> security and made me open the case. I asked him if he was going to 
> confiscated my Juicy Fruit and the lady said GUM I thought you said GUN. 
> It couldn't happen to anyone else but me!!! To prove that next time
you
> have a box to mail and the postal worker is busy. Sit it on the counter
> and walk outside for a few minutes. I did this a while back but when to
> get more boxes out of the car. When I came back in he said boy I thought
> someone was dropping off a bomb. I told him, yea you better look out for
> that explosive VCR tape in that box.
> 
> Take Care 
> Reid
> 
> 
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RE: CS>Lunar effects on making CS

1999-07-22 Thread D. Garrett
astrology? i've heard on the "enterprise mission" website that nasa is
doing weird masonic symbolism things on the new  space station, but
nothing about astrology.

regards,
Dennis

--- Begin Message ---
I recall reading some NASA documents where Astrology---not astronomy-is used in 
mission planning.
James Osbourne, Holmes

a...@trail.com

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From:   M. G. Devour [SMTP:mdev...@mail.id.net]
Sent:   Thursday, July 22, 1999 5:32 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CS>Lunar effects on making CS

Yup! Whenever a piece of electronic gear goes intermittent or some
experiment turns out funny, scientists and engineers or their
technicians will often jokingly say the results depend on the phase 
of the moon. I've used the expression myself.

So here we have the serious proposition that lunar effects might
actually influence our CS processing! This is one of the stranger
things about colloidal silver to come up over time. (We discussed it
once last year, also.)

I have no reason to dismiss the notion, since tidal forces from the 
moon's gravity have numerous far reaching effects on the seas and the 
atmosphere, any of which *might* influence my little glass of water 
with the two silver wires in it.

However, it doesn't bother me too much. The CS seems to work fine,
even if things vary a little bit from batch to batch. So, not to
worry!

Be well,

Mike D.


> Hi Karen!
> 
> Others on this list may be more qualified to explain the change in
> color, but if you're interested, there was an article on the moon's
> effects on the production of colloidal silver. You can read it at:
> 
> http://www.borderlands.com/journal/lunar.htm
> 
> I personally haven't made enough CS to notice any nuances in the
> finished product, but I'll keep an eye on this thread and learn as
> much as I can! 
> 
> Thanks for bringing it up!

[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
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CS>Diode wrist band ??

1999-07-22 Thread allen . leitner



This is a bit OT but it has been bugging me to no end trying to
remember this info and it seems that I have erased it from my
archived data.

The diode wrist bands that are somehow supposed to help the
flow of energy in your body and are only to be worn on one side.
I don't know much about them. Well, I was at one time sent a
post claiming that this technology could be duplicated by using
a store bought diode that can be purchased at Radio Shack.

Anyone out there familiar with this or even know where I can
aquire this info.

Your friend in Christ,

Allan



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RE: CS>Help - Parkinson's Disease

1999-07-22 Thread D. Garrett
nothing wrong with a good hedge, i alwys say.

regards,
Dennis

--- Begin Message ---
Conventional medicine---at least a few years back---says that Parkinson's 
is caused by damage or death of a group of cells know as the substantia 
nigra (spelling highly suspect) which produce---I think---Dopamine, which 
mediates nerve impulse transmission.  If the damage is caused by a 
pathogen, it seems reasonable that the CS has a high probability of 
improving the condition.  If all of these cells are dead, it seems unlikely 
the CS will help.  But, there have been so many results with CS which are 
positive through some unknown mechanism that it is worth a try.
James Osbourne, Holmes

Notice the careful hedging, so I don't get caught with another dumb 
mistake...

a...@trail.com

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From:   Reid Smith [SMTP:rsm...@intrnet.net]
Sent:   Wednesday, July 21, 1999 7:32 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CS>Help - Parkinson's Disease

>Dear List,
>Does anyone know if CS is helpful in cases of Parkinson's disease? I know 
of
>two people who have Parkinson's. They refuse to take the "normal"
>medications the MD prescribes. Any other thoughts? They are becoming quite
>desperate.
>Thanks,
>Christian

  CS, HOT baths, 2 gallons of water a day, no diet anything and protein
like nuts four times a day. Parkinson's is a softissue and mucus membrane
infection caused by either a virus or a rickosite (large virus with
bacterial qualities) .

Take Care
Reid



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RE: CS>Lunar effects on making CS

1999-07-22 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
I recall reading some NASA documents where Astrology---not astronomy-is used in 
mission planning.
James Osbourne, Holmes

a...@trail.com

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From:   M. G. Devour [SMTP:mdev...@mail.id.net]
Sent:   Thursday, July 22, 1999 5:32 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CS>Lunar effects on making CS

Yup! Whenever a piece of electronic gear goes intermittent or some
experiment turns out funny, scientists and engineers or their
technicians will often jokingly say the results depend on the phase 
of the moon. I've used the expression myself.

So here we have the serious proposition that lunar effects might
actually influence our CS processing! This is one of the stranger
things about colloidal silver to come up over time. (We discussed it
once last year, also.)

I have no reason to dismiss the notion, since tidal forces from the 
moon's gravity have numerous far reaching effects on the seas and the 
atmosphere, any of which *might* influence my little glass of water 
with the two silver wires in it.

However, it doesn't bother me too much. The CS seems to work fine,
even if things vary a little bit from batch to batch. So, not to
worry!

Be well,

Mike D.


> Hi Karen!
> 
> Others on this list may be more qualified to explain the change in
> color, but if you're interested, there was an article on the moon's
> effects on the production of colloidal silver. You can read it at:
> 
> http://www.borderlands.com/journal/lunar.htm
> 
> I personally haven't made enough CS to notice any nuances in the
> finished product, but I'll keep an eye on this thread and learn as
> much as I can! 
> 
> Thanks for bringing it up!

[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
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RE: CS>Help - Parkinson's Disease

1999-07-22 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Conventional medicine---at least a few years back---says that Parkinson's 
is caused by damage or death of a group of cells know as the substantia 
nigra (spelling highly suspect) which produce---I think---Dopamine, which 
mediates nerve impulse transmission.  If the damage is caused by a 
pathogen, it seems reasonable that the CS has a high probability of 
improving the condition.  If all of these cells are dead, it seems unlikely 
the CS will help.  But, there have been so many results with CS which are 
positive through some unknown mechanism that it is worth a try.
James Osbourne, Holmes

Notice the careful hedging, so I don't get caught with another dumb 
mistake...

a...@trail.com

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From:   Reid Smith [SMTP:rsm...@intrnet.net]
Sent:   Wednesday, July 21, 1999 7:32 PM
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Subject:Re: CS>Help - Parkinson's Disease

>Dear List,
>Does anyone know if CS is helpful in cases of Parkinson's disease? I know 
of
>two people who have Parkinson's. They refuse to take the "normal"
>medications the MD prescribes. Any other thoughts? They are becoming quite
>desperate.
>Thanks,
>Christian

  CS, HOT baths, 2 gallons of water a day, no diet anything and protein
like nuts four times a day. Parkinson's is a softissue and mucus membrane
infection caused by either a virus or a rickosite (large virus with
bacterial qualities) .

Take Care
Reid



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Re: CS>Lunar effects on making CS

1999-07-22 Thread M. G. Devour
Yup! Whenever a piece of electronic gear goes intermittent or some
experiment turns out funny, scientists and engineers or their
technicians will often jokingly say the results depend on the phase 
of the moon. I've used the expression myself.

So here we have the serious proposition that lunar effects might
actually influence our CS processing! This is one of the stranger
things about colloidal silver to come up over time. (We discussed it
once last year, also.)

I have no reason to dismiss the notion, since tidal forces from the 
moon's gravity have numerous far reaching effects on the seas and the 
atmosphere, any of which *might* influence my little glass of water 
with the two silver wires in it.

However, it doesn't bother me too much. The CS seems to work fine,
even if things vary a little bit from batch to batch. So, not to
worry!

Be well,

Mike D.


> Hi Karen!
> 
> Others on this list may be more qualified to explain the change in
> color, but if you're interested, there was an article on the moon's
> effects on the production of colloidal silver. You can read it at:
> 
> http://www.borderlands.com/journal/lunar.htm
> 
> I personally haven't made enough CS to notice any nuances in the
> finished product, but I'll keep an eye on this thread and learn as
> much as I can! 
> 
> Thanks for bringing it up!

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Re: CS>Fwd: CS instructions

1999-07-22 Thread Daniel and Karen Croom
Donna,
It actually was at an airport that the cs was tested, so fly confidently!
Karen

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> Subject: Re: CS>Fwd: CS instructions
> Date: Wednesday, July 21, 1999 9:08 PM
> 
> >Karen,
> >  Thank you, you answered my next question.  I am going on vacation and
will 
> >have to be taking a plane.  I was wondering what would happen to my CS
that 
> >was packed in the suitcase.  I am taking it that the type of scanner
they use 
> >would be along the same lines as an x-ray.  Hoping I am right here.
> >Thanks,
> >Donna
> 
>  Why not just take your device and make it as you go? Here's a giggle

> for you all from my past. I was flying quite a long way and had a stop
> over. At the time I was still smoking and to smoke I had to go out side.
> When I came back in I had to send my case through the X-ray machine.
While
> going through there I asked can you see my gum in there. The lady looked
> at me strange and I didn't think anything about it. Later on I went back
> out side and had to go back through the X-ray line. This time she called
> security and made me open the case. I asked him if he was going to 
> confiscated my Juicy Fruit and the lady said GUM I thought you said GUN. 
> It couldn't happen to anyone else but me!!! To prove that next time
you
> have a box to mail and the postal worker is busy. Sit it on the counter
> and walk outside for a few minutes. I did this a while back but when to
> get more boxes out of the car. When I came back in he said boy I thought
> someone was dropping off a bomb. I told him, yea you better look out for
> that explosive VCR tape in that box.
> 
> Take Care 
> Reid
> 
> 
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Re: CS>Ag-CIDAL

1999-07-22 Thread D. Garrett
a couple cases of argyria? i thought there was only  one woman who got
it, and it was from taking metallic silver, not collidal. oops.  i
forgot the doctor on "quincy, m.e." who got caught for a killing because
of it.
maybe there are two.:-)

regards,
Dennis

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> Hi Deb,
> 
> You will probably be better off to use pure CS, in health and
> in pocket. Make your own :-)

> It has been reliably reported that it is not the
> concentration of the CS you take but the total silver
> ingested, so 4tsp of 5ppm or 1tsp of 20ppm, its the same.

> You probably won't turn blue unless you drink more than 750oz
> of the stuff in a year, 4 times the amount you are taking
> now. But better safe than sorry.
>
> Good luck.
>
> Ivan.

Excuse me, Deb,

You were talking about silver PROTEINS, not CS, There
is a big difference, and the evidence clearly shows
that CS is safe at very HIGH levels, while silver
proteins can cause argyria at much lower levels. It is
apples and oranges to compare the 'total amount' of
silver when considering two different FORMS.

Ivan and I have had this 'discussion' before, and just
wanted you to be aware that there is a different
opinion than his, shared by many of the pioneers in CS
useage, as well as a TON of anecdotal evidence
regarding the safety of ingesting high levels of CS (as
much as 1 gallon a day for a period of years in some
cases).

ALL reported cases of argyria (there are only a couple,
aren't there?) are from taking the silver PROTEINS, not
from CS.

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Re: CS>Changing to Digest Format

1999-07-22 Thread M. G. Devour
> How do I do that?

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Re: CS>Ag-CIDAL

1999-07-22 Thread Charles Marcus
> Hi Deb,
> 
> You will probably be better off to use pure CS, in health and
> in pocket. Make your own :-)

> It has been reliably reported that it is not the
> concentration of the CS you take but the total silver
> ingested, so 4tsp of 5ppm or 1tsp of 20ppm, its the same.

> You probably won't turn blue unless you drink more than 750oz
> of the stuff in a year, 4 times the amount you are taking
> now. But better safe than sorry.
>
> Good luck.
>
> Ivan.

Excuse me, Deb,

You were talking about silver PROTEINS, not CS, There
is a big difference, and the evidence clearly shows
that CS is safe at very HIGH levels, while silver
proteins can cause argyria at much lower levels. It is
apples and oranges to compare the 'total amount' of
silver when considering two different FORMS.

Ivan and I have had this 'discussion' before, and just
wanted you to be aware that there is a different
opinion than his, shared by many of the pioneers in CS
useage, as well as a TON of anecdotal evidence
regarding the safety of ingesting high levels of CS (as
much as 1 gallon a day for a period of years in some
cases).

ALL reported cases of argyria (there are only a couple,
aren't there?) are from taking the silver PROTEINS, not
from CS.

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CS>magnet poles

1999-07-22 Thread macelvain
...
... this list is beginning to sound much
like the old abbot and costello routine,
"who's on first" ...
...
... merely suspend and balance any bar 
magnet (a compass needle is a bar
magnet) on a thread attached to the
bar magnet's physical mid-point ...
...
... the magnet will automatically rotate
and align itself so that the north
pole of the bar magnet points toward
geographical south, and the south pole
of the bar magnet points toward
geographical north ...
...
... much of the confusion arises from
the conventional manufacture of compass
needles, almost all of which carry
the mislabel "N" on the south pole
of the magnetized needle ...
...
... this confusion is likely to persist
until compass needles are properly
identified with "NS" (north seeking)
and "SS" (south seeking) labels ... 
...
... a compass needle may be labeled "N"
and point north, but only the true
south pole of compass needle can point
toward geographic north ...
...
... proper identification of magnet poles
for biological purposes can be a matter
of life and death, particularly when
wearing a blood-fluffing magnet to
insure against stroke and heart attack ...


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CS>Lunar effects on making CS

1999-07-22 Thread James Sullivan
Hi Karen!

Others on this list may be more qualified to explain the change in
color, but if you're interested, there was an article on the moon's
effects on the production of colloidal silver. You can read it at:

http://www.borderlands.com/journal/lunar.htm

I personally haven't made enough CS to notice any nuances in the
finished product, but I'll keep an eye on this thread and learn as
much as I can! 

Thanks for bringing it up!

Jim

>Hello,
>After making many batches of cs and them all turning out a light yellow, my
>last two batches have been clear and then by morning have turned a fairly
>deep gold.  Anyone have a clue what's happening?  What does cause the
>golden color anyway?  I've heard that the color indicates the particle
>size.  True?  And if so, then wouldn't it be better to not heat the water
>and have it stay clear?
>Thanks for helping,
>Karen


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Re: CS>Ag-CIDAL

1999-07-22 Thread Ivan Anderson
Hi Deb,

You will probably be better off to use pure CS, in health and in
pocket.
Make your own :-)

It has been reliably reported that it is not the concentration of the
CS you take but the total silver ingested, so 4tsp of 5ppm or 1tsp of
20ppm, its the same.

You probably won't turn blue unless you drink more than 750oz of the
stuff in a year, 4 times the amount you are taking now. But better
safe than sorry.

Good luck.

Ivan.


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Re: CS instructions and dangers

1999-07-22 Thread Ivan Anderson
> Hrmm, are you sure you had colloidal silver?  I ask because as
far as I
> know, it is a scientific fact that colloidal silver will oxidize in
the sun.
>
> James Vernon, Allison

Hello James,

The scientific term oxidation refers to the removal of an electron
from an atom, molecule or particle, thus making that particle more
positive.
As colloidal silver is generally composed of positively charged
particles, further oxidation (removal of more electrons) of these
particles requires quite high amounts of energy.
The reaction of UV light with water happens in this manner, I believe.
UV light causes the production of Ozone (O3) in the water (which
probably could oxidise elemental silver to Ag+), but which is short
lived and devolves to Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) and Oxygen gas (O2).
H2O2 degenerates slowly into H2O and O2, but it is known that CS will
actually stabilise H2O2, so maybe we end up with a colloidal silver
sol along with some small amount of H2O2.
Light energy is unlikely to directly effect colloidal silver, and
although much is said about knocking the charge off the silver ions,
as the charge is due to a deficiency of electrons it is hard to see
how this might occur.

Regards - Ivan


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Re: CS>Re: Magnet therapy

1999-07-22 Thread HERB321947
In a message dated 7/21/99 11:49:23 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
sunbri...@juno.com writes:

<< Hello all,
 Regarding belowit does not make any difference what argument you
 use to choose or determine the magnetic N/S... what make a difference is
 how the one who did their experiment came to name THEIR magnets in the
 experiment.with worms/sprouts or healing wounds.
 Then can you stand a good chance in duplicating their experiment.
 Mike Slivinski (just thoughts)
  >>

How to become an expert (just one persons opinion)

It seems to me that the worm experiment is fairly simple to duplicate.  
(except I don't recall ever seeing a worm eat through a box before so I'd 
suggest performing the test out side. I sure don't want a mess of supper box 
eating worms loose in my home.  They may decide to take you fishing.) Anyhow 
the task seems simple enough. After all a magnet only has only two ends. With 
two containers of worms tested, applying a different end to each, a person 
should come to the correct answer.  Color the end, that works best, red, or 
white, or green, or what ever color. 

Do the experiment two, three times. Worms are cheap.  Turn the magnet around 
and zap the worms that the other end made big. See what happens. Try red 
worms one time and night crawlers the next. Then mix them both in the same 
container (makes for a more conclusive testing)  :-)


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CS & Lups & MS

1999-07-22 Thread Piper
Does anyone have any personal info on if CS has helped their lupus or does
anyone know if CS can help MS? I've been asked by two women with very severe
cases, the lady with lupus is in the last stages.
Monica


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CS>Re: Magnet therapy

1999-07-22 Thread mike slvinskii
Hello all,
Regarding belowit does not make any difference what argument you
use to choose or determine the magnetic N/S... what make a difference is
how the one who did their experiment came to name THEIR magnets in the
experiment.with worms/sprouts or healing wounds.
Then can you stand a good chance in duplicating their experiment.
Mike Slivinski (just thoughts)


On Wed, 21 Jul 1999 11:48:53 -0400 Marshall Dudley 
writes:
>You have it backwards.  The north pole of the magnet points north, and 
>the south
>pole of the magnet points south since the Earths magnetic North pole 
>is actually
>the south pole magnetically.  This is explained at
>http://www.einstein-newton.com/sci_phy_Magnets.htm  where it says:
>
>"We know the North Pole of a magnet is attracted
> to the South Pole of another magnet. If the
> North Pole of a magnet points towards the
> earth’s North, the earth’s North must be a South
> Pole. The earth is a giant magnet with its a South
> Pole in its North, which makes a compass' (i.e.
> magnet’s) North Pole points North."
>
>Many references call the poles of a magnet, north seeking and south 
>seeking to
>avoid confusion.
>
>http://www.technicoil.com/magnetism.html:  "A magnet contains a 
>north-seeking
>pole (north pole) and a
>south-seeking pole (south pole). "
>
>And at http://www.geol.binghamton.edu/~barker/demos/demo12.html:
>
>"We define the north pole of a magnet as that pole which points toward 
>north on a
>compass. Since opposite magnetic
>poles attract, the Earth's north magnetic pole is actually, by 
>definition, a
>south pole of a magnet. "
>
>And http://www.ultramag.com/page1.htm:
>
>"Most people think a north arrow on a compass points to the 
>(magnetic's) north
>pole Right ? - Wrong ! Opposite poles attract remember - the noth pole 
>of a
>compass is attracted to the south magnetic pole. Give it a try. "
>
>Thus if the north arrow of a compass points north and is attracted by 
>the south
>pole of a magnet, then that means that the north pole of the magnet 
>must point
>north, ie. north seeking.
>
>However I believe I read that the English label their magnets opposite 
>of ours,
>but have not found any references for that.
>
>Marshall
>
>Tai-Pan wrote:  Hi Susan and listers,
>
>>  Thats not a stupid question,lots of folks get confused about it.
>>  The magnet therapy is usually done with round magnets with holes in 
>the
>> middle. These are always having one pole on each side.
>>  The ways to determine the poles.
>>  1. Tie a string in the hole and let it hang down. Wait for it to 
>stop
>> turning. The side facing the EARTHS north pole is the magnets SOUTH
>> pole. This requires you to have some idea of where north is at. Most 
>of
>> us do.
>>  Mark the magnet. I use red nail polish to mark the north side of 
>the
>> magnet(the side facing the EARTHS south pole).
>>  2. Use a compass and bring it close to the magnet. The compass is a
>> small magnet itself. The compasses south pole will point to the 
>EARTHS
>> north pole. IT is marked north because it POINTS to the Earths north
>> pole. The compasses south pole (marked north) will POINT to the 
>magnets
>> north pole, the same as it points to the earths north pole.
>>  Mark your magnet.
>>  See how easy that was.
>>
>>  A lot of things can cause hair loss, not just scalp blood flow, but 
>it
>> is the number one reason.
>>
>>   Bless you  Bob Lee
>> --
>> oozing on the muggy shore of the gulf coast
>>   l...@fbtc.net
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Re: CS>Re: Parkinson's Disease

1999-07-22 Thread Charles Marcus
> Christian,
> Carey Reams said that Parkinson's was a consequence of major
> demineralization, especially calciums. In my experience,
> nearly all Parkinson's victims have acid pH, which Reams
> would say indicates a deficiency of alkalinizing calcium,
> such as calcium hydroxide (usually available from a
> pharmacist if requested. You would also want to include a
> large quantity of calcium citrate - a neutral pH calcium).
> The calcium hydroxide should be taken until the urine pH
> reaches 6.4, then use only the calcium citrate. In addition
> to the calciums, a significant and regular quantity of 65+
> mineral colloidal mineral supplements would be important to
> resolve the deficiency. Look on the net for companies who
> sell Colloidal Minerals, or email me and I can suggest some.
> Terry Wayne

The best source of highly assimilable calcium, in mine
and others' ho is dehydrated wheatgrass juice (I prefer
Green Kamut).

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