Re: CSRe: Mike/meters

1999-11-21 Thread M. G. Devour
Katarina wrote:
 What is the difference between a volt-ohm meter and a PWT? And what
 is the practical difference in terms of keeping your CS manufacture
 consistent? I've already ordered the PWT -- but I assumed it was
 only useful for making sure my distilled water was okay -- from your
 description it sounds like it will also help me tell approximately
 where I am in the process as I make my cs so I know where to end my
 run. So what would I need a voltage meter for?

If you dig up Chuck's little jpeg diagram he attached to one of his
messages earlier you'll see that he suggests using the pulser as a
power supply and getting two new silver electrodes to actually go in
the glass. Then you could easily put a current meter in series with
one of the electrodes or measure the output voltage across the
electrodes by repositioning the meter connections.

The advantage of this is learning how much current your pulser
actually pushes through the system. We know that too high a current
tends to create larger particles.

If the pulser just gives you a voltage regulated DC supply, with no
built in current limiting other than the 20 milliamp max rating
somebody mentioned for it, then you'll know not to push your
generating time so far that you end up making big particles that 
don't really add to the effectiveness of your product.

 And how do I tell if the water is good? If it is too conductive does
 that mean there is too much stuff in it that I wouldn't want? And
 since I gather it reads in Microseimens rather than ppm - what would
 be too high of a reading?

Others can give you their ideas, but the bottom line is if you have
some water that makes good CS, that's at least one data point.
Experience will show you what your limit should be.

 It sounds rather complicated for me to use a voltage ohms meter with
 my becks pulser since I would have to dismantle it in order to put
 anything in series - so I'd just as soon not bother if I don't need
 to. Also, from Chucks description I would have to get another silver
 electrode and add it to the mix and I don't know how that would
 effect the cs production.

I'd still want some others' input, but I think that a PWT will give 
you a direct measurement of what you're really interested in. Still, 
being able to measure the current out put of the pulser, at least 
once, would tell you how long you can run things before the current 
takes off to unhappy levels.

Please understand that all these measurements are really related. 

If you measure the voltage between the electrodes and the current
flowing from one to the other, divide the voltage by the current,
you'll get the resistance of the cell at that moment. (Literally, the 
water's resistance to the flow of current.)

Conductance is just 1 divided by the resistance, and conductivity is 
just conductance normalized to a standard size of measurement cell 
(Bob Berger's probe with 2 one centimeter square plates one cm 
apart). 

(Boy I hope I got this part right. It's been a while since I actually
*used* any of this conductance/conductivity stuff!)

So you could convert your current and voltage readings to the same 
conductivity measurement made by the PWT by figuring out the 
conversion factor for your electrode spacing and surface area, plus 
fudge factors for temperature and god knows what else, that Hanna 
has already taken care of for you. 

So if all you wanted to know was if *this* batch had reached the same 
approximate conductivity as the last batch, either the PWT reading or 
the current reading would tell you, though they'd be very different 
actual numbers with different units of measure (milliamps vs. 
microSiemens). They would still need to be the same from batch to 
batch.

I would still suggest you buy a cheap, $20 digital multimeter from 
Radio Shack or somewhere and learn to use it. It's damn useful for 
silly things like measuring battery voltage and you *can* rig it up 
to see what kind of current limiting the pulser does for you, if any. 
That will give you some ideas on limits for your process.

Whew! I'm sure this isn't getting a whole lot simpler for you. Just 
remember that the stuff you're making is working. All of this 
other nonsense will just give you a *little* more control once you 
figure out how to use the tools.

Keep asking questions. We'll get through it one way or another. 
smile

Mike D.

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Re: CSBioengineered foods

1999-11-21 Thread Carol Kehoe
I agree Liz,  That is why I am growing my own veggies in my organic garden,
or buying organic.  I also am putting together my own supply of heirloom
seeds.

CK
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From: Liz Pavek liz...@frontiernet.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Saturday, November 20, 1999 10:24 PM
Subject: CSBioengineered foods


 As far as I'm concerned, all hybrid seed is bioengineered. This means
corn,
 soy, some wheats, and most garden vegetables.  When genetics is
manipulated,
 I consider that bioengineering.

 Just my nsho,
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CSPeroxide in ears/ouch

1999-11-21 Thread Steve Ratzlaff
Hello,
After reading Katarina's response, and the other person who had pain
after using H2O2 in the ears, I am very interested in this.
I've used the peroxide in the ears on two occasions in the past month
now, when I felt I was getting sick. On both times, the symptoms cleared
up within a day or two. One time I used the peroxide once in the
evening, once the next morning, and again the next evening. The other
time I used it on two successive evenings.
Based on about 5 or 6 actual usages now, I've seemed to notice some
common things. These are identical to what the original poster of the
peroxide in the ears messages noted--that you need to keep doing it
until there is no more bubbling in the ears. I had exactly those things.
The first time, when I first felt sick, the bubbling was so fierce I
could hold my hand an inch or so above the ear with the peroxide in it
and bubbles would fly up and splash my hand. The next morning there was
less bubbling. The next evening there was hardly any bubbling,
indicating the problem was going away. The next time I did it, the same
thing happened, lots of bubbling the first time, gradually going away.
At no time during any of these usages did I ever experience any type of
ear pain. It helps to warm the peroxide first; I've noticed increased
dizziness feelings if the peroxide is cold when put in the ear.
Also note, I've regularly used peroxide to keep the earwax removed, so
when I've used the peroxide when I felt sick, at no time was any
dissolved earwax in the solution when I drained it out from the ear.
Thus, the bubbling could not have been related to removal of earwax in
my ear.
So, based on anecdotal experience of two times using it when I felt
sick, I feel it's actually doing what the original message said it would
do--reduce or cure a cold or flu--at least for me.
I would sure like to know why some folks experience pain from peroxide
in the ear!
Steve


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Re: CSPeroxide in ears/ouch

1999-11-21 Thread Creston

 Hey guys,
 I've got a nasty headachey sinusey miserable flu - so in addition to
gulping cs I also tried the peroxide in the ears -- and I now have one very
painful ear -- sort of sharp shooting pains -- so I'm not so sure about that
method at all!
 Just wanted to add my little warning to whoever else it was who had the
 shooting pains from peroxide. Katarina

Following hydrogen peroxide in his ears my husband not only had ear aches
(they had stopped!) on that day, also sinus and a terrible headache. It
lasted for
about 1 day and a half. He was some sick puppy then.  Even the zapper did
not do much on that day.
I did it  no noticable results  good/bad or indifferent -). That
just shows, what works on one, doesn't necessarily work on another.

H.B.





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Re: CSIntro and Overview FAQ

1999-11-21 Thread SilverWiz
Thanks Mike.  Lots of good information.

Dhyana


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Re: CSPeroxide in ears/ouch

1999-11-21 Thread Steve Ratzlaff
Hello,
After reading Katarina's response, and the other person who had pain
after using H2O2 in the ears, I am very interested in this.
I've used the peroxide in the ears on two occasions in the past month
now, when I felt I was getting sick. On both times, the symptoms cleared

up within a day or two. One time I used the peroxide once in the
evening, once the next morning, and again the next evening. The other
time I used it on two successive evenings.
Based on about 5 or 6 actual usages now, I've seemed to notice some
common things. These are identical to what the original poster of the
peroxide in the ears messages noted--that you need to keep doing it
until there is no more bubbling in the ears. I had exactly those things.

The first time, when I first felt sick, the bubbling was so fierce I
could hold my hand an inch or so above the ear with the peroxide in it
and bubbles would fly up and splash my hand. The next morning there was
less bubbling. The next evening there was hardly any bubbling,
indicating the problem was going away. The next time I did it, the same
thing happened, lots of bubbling the first time, gradually going away.
At no time during any of these usages did I ever experience any type of
ear pain. It helps to warm the peroxide first; I've noticed increased
dizziness feelings if the peroxide is cold when put in the ear.
Also note, I've regularly used peroxide to keep the earwax removed, so
when I've used the peroxide when I felt sick, at no time was any
dissolved earwax in the solution when I drained it out from the ear.
Thus, the bubbling could not have been related to removal of earwax in
my ear.
So, based on anecdotal experience of two times using it when I felt
sick, I feel it's actually doing what the original message said it would

do--reduce or cure a cold or flu--at least for me.
I would sure like to know why some folks experience pain from peroxide
in the ear!
Steve





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Re: CSJust sharing

1999-11-21 Thread SilverWiz
Diane, I was looking for this site... thanks... it's interesting, isn't it?

Dhyana


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Re: CSLiver damage??? ;0/

1999-11-21 Thread Stephen Rosenthal
Well all I can tell you is I have Hepatitis C, and I have been using CS
for about a year
or so and it has releaved my symptoms. I have had no adverse effects.
sdr

Nicole Fraser wrote:

 Hello everyone!

 Personally I don't think this is possible or true but had to ask.
 Some woman in the Lyme ng told me that CS can cause liver damage. She
 claims her friend is near a liver translplant because of it. Is this
 at ALL possible I don't think so and think there must be something
 else her friend is taking that must have caused liver damage? Anyone
 know if there could be any truth to this or not???

 Thanks!

 Nicole:O)

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Re: CSFEMALE LISTERS ONLY!!

1999-11-21 Thread Vilik Rapheles
At 01:05 PM 11/20/99 -0600, you wrote:
Carol, you should read the book by Dr. John Lee What your Dr. May not Tell
You about Menopause  You can also access transcripts of his lectures over
the internet, just Search on Dr. John Lee or Natural Progesterone.  If You
are going to use Natural Progesterone though, I would strongly recommend
reading some of his stuff, There is so much information that you need to
know.  Other herbs that you may find helpful are Wild Yam, Fenugreek, Dong
Quai, Saw Palmetto, I started using Herbs for PMS this year, and have
reduced symptoms to almost nothing.  I really have to watch the calendar
now, otherwise I don't know when it's coming!!! I did notice though, that
when I started using the Natural progesterone my face broke out more than
usual, I can live with that!
~
YESYESYESYES!!!

Also make sure you only use the brands he recommends. And if they are not
strong enough a naturopath can give you a prescription for a stronger
cream. But start with an over the counter one.

~^^V^^~
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Re: CSJust sharing

1999-11-21 Thread Nat2ess
There is one herb that I know that has stood the test and that is Ginkgo 
Biloba
TO YOUR BETTER HEALTH
Ron


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Re: CSFEMALE LISTERS ONLY!!

1999-11-21 Thread Nat2ess
Hello to female listers,
  Along with a daily regiment of vitamin and mineral supplements you might 
add ,  Black Cohosh, Vitex, Dong Quai, and Wild Yam .
  Anyone on the list that would like more info I will be happy to answer 
private email.
Please understand I am not providing medical advise, only my personal opinion.
TO YOUR BETTER HEALTH
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Re: CSPtemarin

1999-11-21 Thread D G
cancer is big business. it can cost upwards of $50K to die of cancer.
why wouldn't they keep it going?

Dennis

51/50
24/7

---BeginMessage---
I had a Pan-hysterectomy fourteen years ago. Everything was removed, and I
was placed immediately on the strongest premarin they make.  Ten years
later, I lost a breast to breast cancer, and the doctors admitted that the
premarin was probably responsible. Yet they continue to prescribe it.  Did
you know that premarin is the most heavily prescribed medication in the
United States?  Is it any wonder there's been such an increase in breast
cancer?

Liz


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Re: CSFEMALE LISTERS ONLY!!

1999-11-21 Thread Steve geigle
My wife's natureopath recommended 1200 mg Vitamin E a day...and poof, after
about 2 weeks all the hot flashes disappeared...thing of the past. .

Regards,

Steven J. Geigle
Home Office Tel/Fax: 503.297.5587
Email: sgei...@home.com


  there are herbs with estrogen in them to help with the flashes etc.
   someone on the list must know what they are.
 I've heard that wild yam does -- I haven't tried it though.
 Nellie
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Re: CShot flashes

1999-11-21 Thread Mardicon8
Liz,

I don't drink coffee, either.  I have found a substitute called Postem, on 
most regular grocery store shelves, to be a fine alternative.  It is only 
roasted grains, molasses, maltodextrin from corn.  

I am so proud, I used to be the type to put four tsps of sugar in a cup of 
tea, and now I only drink herbal teas (with no sugar, sometimes stevia) and 
postem w/out sugar.  To ME that is a major accomplishment.  I'm gettin' 
thereLOL


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Re: CSJust sharing

1999-11-21 Thread Mardicon8
In a message dated 11/21/99 12:43:31 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
silver...@aol.com writes:

 Diane, I was looking for this site... thanks... it's interesting, isn't it?
 
 Dhyana 

LOL...I am not sure exactly which site you are referring to.but I'm glad 
that list was helpful after I put a bit of time into typing it !

I also found my book that has the info on the tinnitus and macular 
degeneration, so I'll put that in the next email

diane


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Re: CSPtemarin

1999-11-21 Thread Nat2ess
AMAN


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CSTinnitus and Mac. Degeneration Info

1999-11-21 Thread Mardicon8
I found the book.

The Green Pharmacy, by James A. Duke, Ph.D.
It's a little paperback, cheap enough to get and also a current edition so at 
the stores.

Macular degeneration: (this is pages long, so I will just list the herbs to 
use)
Bilberry
eat collard greens
ginkgo biloba
peanuts, legumes, soybeans (eek)
cloves
wolfberry
Of course, the details of why are in the book and it's too much to type all 
those pages, so forgive me.

Tinnitus: 
gingko biloba is highly suggested
sesame seeds in the diet any which way you can
black cohosh
goldenseal
lesser periwinkle
spinach
NOTE:  herbs to avoid for tinnitus are: aspirin or aspirin-like herbs.  
willowbark, meadowsweet and wintergreen, cinchona, blackhaw and uva ursi.   
The aspirin can cause tinnitus symptoms.

Hope that helps.
This book is really great, btw.

Diane.ohI just noticed the section on Lyme disease, too.  This writer 
says they used the doxy w/herbs.  Echinacea, LOTS of garlic, (5 - 15 cloves a 
day).
Mountain mint: crush the leaves and rub it on  your legs...(etc)...it is 
tick/bug repelling. It has a juice it with active ingredient called 
pulegone.
Also, take licorice.  


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Re: CSLyme and Garlic was Tinnitus and Mac.Degeneration

1999-11-21 Thread M. G. Devour
Lee wrote:
 Prior to the debacle of Lyme I was a devotee of Western medicine and
 sneered at the nonscientific.  Still prefer good studies to back up
 anything, but if noone does the studies the next best thing is
 powerful annecdotal evidence from people one respects.

Wow! Couldn't have said it better. Thank you for the validation.

Be well,

Mike D.

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Re: CSLiver damage??? ;0/

1999-11-21 Thread Scharbach
What antibioitics did the woman use before she started silver?   Long term ABX 
have many damaging
effects.   Also, lots of Lyme people are put on Diflucan or Niazoral for the 
yeast they get because of the 
ABX, and both of those are severely toxic to the liver.

  Never heard of a problem with silver before.   Sounds like another scare 
tactic to me.

Sparrow



Hello everyone!

Personally I don't think this is possible or true but had to ask. Some 
woman in the Lyme ng told me that CS can cause liver damage. She claims her 
friend is near a liver translplant because of it. Is this at ALL possible I 
don't think so and think there must be something else her friend is taking that 
must have caused liver damage? Anyone know if there could be any truth to this 
or not???

Thanks!

Nicole:O)


Re: CSFEMALE LISTERS ONLY!!

1999-11-21 Thread Scharbach
Which is why I suggested Blue.   It has the same properties, but is much
more mild.
Like the difference between peppermint and spearmint.   :~)


Sparrow



Regarding herbal estrogens:  Most female type herbal combinations contain
black cohosh.  Some women are very sensitive to this herb, and may react
with crashing, painful headaches that do not respond to pain medication.
If
this describes you, read the labels of all your female herbal preparations
to see if black cohosh is an ingredient.




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CSRe: Vaccines: Personal exemptions and some links

1999-11-21 Thread Scharbach
This is an example of a letter written for a personal religious exemption.

http://www.unc.edu/~aphillip/www/vaccine/relxmptn.htm


The vaccine information internet resource page.  Chock full of links.

http://www.unc.edu/~aphillip/www/vaccine/resrcntr.htm#support

The vaccine information and awareness page

http://www.access1.net/via/

So far I have been unable to find the page that has a specific letter for
claiming
a straight personal reason for not vaccinating.  The letter was EXTREMELY
well
written,  and the jist of it was, if the school tries to force you to
vaccinate, and you
don't want to sign a religious exemption, then you insist the school take
all
responsibility, (including financial) for any adverse reaction  your child
may have to
the vaccine.

Since no school or school district is willing to do that, they WILL exempt
your child
from the vaccine requirement to enter school.   This is for public schools.
Private
schools of course, are a different story, since they are private, they do
not HAVE to
let anyone in.

HOpe this helps.

Sparrow


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Re: CSvaccines

1999-11-21 Thread Sam Earle
Silver folks:

I believe the answers to most of your questions about vaccines can be found
here:

http://www.unc.edu/~aphillip/www/vaccine/dvm1.htm

I found it credibel and quite enlightening.

Sam

 In a message dated 11/17/99 9:28:41 PM Eastern Standard Time,
myf...@mwt.net
 writes:

  This is a common establishment misconception.There is no legal
way
 for
  any school district or
  health department to keep your children out of school, if you choose not
to
  vaccinate them.

  Every state must provide a waiver for religious, personal, or medical
  reasons for not vaccinating.

  Sparrow 

 Hi Sparrow,

 I'd appreciate some clarification, lest I misunderstand my own state.  I
live
 in Connecticut and we do not have a personal/philosophical exemption here.
 We have religious (which I cannot claim for whatever reasons), and medical
is
 almost impossible to obtain.

 Since you say that ALL states must accept all three, I'd like to know how
to
 do that.  I am not concerned for my children, since we homeschool anyway.
I
 do have friends who choose to use the public school system and are very
 worried.

 I also have a friend who's daughter was denied entrance into the local
 preschool due to being non-vaccinated.  Actually, THAT friend is the one
who
 turned my family on to CS !!!

 Thanks for your time in advance,
 Diane


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Re: CSOT/Kris/Soy Canola oil

1999-11-21 Thread Sam Earle
Here's more on rapeseed/canola oil.

http://www.dldewey.com/canola.htm

Sam

 Rapeseed was not an appealing name changed to Canada oil then changed to
 Canola oil, used in making paint, should you put it in your body?

 Ted

 Katarina Wittich wrote:
 
  Hi Kris,
  you had a post a while ago that mentioned that soy and canola oils are
bad
  for you. Can you tell me more? I thought canola oil was the one oil
  preferable for use for high heats.I know that rapeseed can be toxic -
but I
  thought the processing took the toxicity out and that canola oil was
okay --
  other than one bad batch somewhere that poisoned people.
 
  I'm also curious since you seem to have read a lot about SLS and SLES
  whether you think that ammonium laureth sulfate and ammonium lauryl
sulfate
  are also bad for you. And in your research did you find any difference
  between the lauryl sulfate and laureth sulfates? Trem sent me an
interesting
  article saying that sodium laureth sulfate was harmless, while laurel
  sulfate mught be bad stuff.
 
  Take care,
  Katarina
 
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Re: CSJust sharing

1999-11-21 Thread SilverWiz
LOL...I am not sure exactly which site you are referring to.but I'm 
glad 
that list was helpful after I put a bit of time into typing it !

I also found my book that has the info on the tinnitus and macular 
degeneration, so I'll put that in the next email

diane


Yes, I realized there were more sites listed after I wrote that.  Actually, I 
found them all to be interesting, but I was searching for one on ionized 
water, and that was the first one listed... so, I went there immediately.  So 
much for hurrying through things! Thanks...

Dhyana


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CSLyme and Garlic was Tinnitus and Mac.Degeneration

1999-11-21 Thread Lee
RE herbs for Lyme from the The Green Pharmacy:

Mardicon8 wrote:

 Diane.ohI just noticed the section on Lyme disease, too.  This writer
 says they used the doxy w/herbs.  Echinacea, LOTS of garlic, (5 - 15 cloves a
 day).
 Mountain mint: crush the leaves and rub it on  your legs...(etc)...it is
 tick/bug repelling. It has a juice it with active ingredient called
 pulegone.
 Also, take licorice.

I took garlic (a BULB/15+cloves/day) for a week...wasn't too bad while
sequestered with my father, but when I returned to the world (via
airplane) it was another story.  I couldn't smell it and I wondered why
noone spoke with the usual chatty me and why the people next to me
changed seats.  LOL  Upon returning home my sig other said: WOW what is
that smell? as I got in the car with him. For the next day or so he
only spoke to me when facing the opposite direction. 

I stopped the garlic.  But CS is doing a pretty good job so far and it
doesn't smell!  Olive Leaf Extract is also helpful.  

Licorice is another matter:  As it can cause hypertension anyone with an
elevated blood pressure should stay away from it.  It is sometimes a
hidden ingredient in concoctions from homeopathy specialists.

Love the list, Lee in CA, on the mend from Lyme thanks to CS homebrew. 

Prior to the debacle of Lyme I was a devotee of Western medicine and
sneered at the nonscientific.  Still prefer good studies to back up
anything, but if noone does the studies the next best thing is powerful
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Re: CSwet chem

1999-11-21 Thread James H-McMillan
Now that I'm older, here's what I've discovered:

Just a thought I have here. I have no idea of the feasability of it though.
What if you were to measure the mass of the electrodes before and after
generation, or posibly the mass of exactly 1 liter of water before and
after. The difference in mass, all be it, micrograms would be equivalant to
the ppm? This would only work if the process did not generate enough heat to

drive water off though.
James Houston-McMillan.



M. G. Devour wrote:

  Shouldn't there be a way to perform some regular wet chemistry test
  to determine PPM? Something like a simple titration or something?
  joe...

 Joe,

 I've been asking that question on and off for 2 1/2 years, and I've
 never gotten a good answer. The analogy of titration was always the
 first thing to come to mind.

 Shoot, I'd expect you could create a kit of dyes and reagents similar
 to that used to test a swimming pool and be able to get crude
 readings by color. Even that much would be helpful.

 Even if you had a fairly complex setup using a number of reagents and
 a bunch of glassware, it would still be cheaper than some of the
 instruments folks have had to buy.

 I'd like to see us do a survey of analysis techniques and maybe
 create a table of equipment cost, cost per sample, accuracy and
 precision, complexity, safety, etc.

 At least over narrow ranges of process conditions there *is* a
 correlation between conductivity and concentration. But to peg that
 measurement to anything *known* still requires other methods for
 calibration.

 It's a great question. I hope we're closer to finding an answer.

 Be well,

 Mike D.

 [Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
 [mdev...@mail.id.net   ]
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CSRe: Chuck/meters/jpg

1999-11-21 Thread Katarina Wittich
Thanks Chuck.
Care to help me figure out why I can't get jpg? I don't even know what it is
-- but maybe I am missing some application that I need?
Katarina

 Macintosh, the original graphics machine, doesn't do jpg?
 Un---believable!

 You're right, the PWT is probably what you need. My meter suggestion is best
 for the simpler setups.
   Chuck


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CSRe:peroxide in ears

1999-11-21 Thread Katarina Wittich
Did he feel better after he felt worse?? One of the hardest things for me to
figure out with all this alternative medicine stuff is when you feel bad
because something is not working -- or when it's some sort of healing crisis
that indicates it is indeed working?
So hard to figure out.
I feel a lot better today. Was it because of the peroxide?? Or the flu
running it's course??? I also had tons of sinus and a headache. Was that
nasty bugs dying and releasing toxins in there -- or was I damaging my ear
canaL??
No idea!
Katarina


 Following hydrogen peroxide in his ears my husband not only had ear aches
 (they had stopped!) on that day, also sinus and a terrible headache. It
 lasted for
 about 1 day and a half. He was some sick puppy then.  Even the zapper did
 not do much on that day.
 I did it  no noticable results  good/bad or indifferent -). That
 just shows, what works on one, doesn't necessarily work on another.

 H.B.


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CSRe: Steve/peroxide

1999-11-21 Thread Katarina Wittich
 From: Steve Ratzlaff sratz...@flash.net
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 CC: silver-dig...@eskimo.com
 Subject: CSPeroxide in ears/ouch
 Message-ID: 38378124.9c29e...@flash.net
 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit

Hey Steve -- I don't know -- the only thing I can think is that the ear
which hurt is more convoluted and blocked -- maybe it needed clearing out.
I'm of two minds whether to try it again and see if it clears something out.
Katarina

 Hello,
 After reading Katarina's response, and the other person who had pain
 after using H2O2 in the ears, I am very interested in this.
 I've used the peroxide in the ears on two occasions in the past month
 now, when I felt I was getting sick. On both times, the symptoms cleared
 up within a day or two. One time I used the peroxide once in the
 evening, once the next morning, and again the next evening. The other
 time I used it on two successive evenings.
 Based on about 5 or 6 actual usages now, I've seemed to notice some
 common things. These are identical to what the original poster of the
 peroxide in the ears messages noted--that you need to keep doing it
 until there is no more bubbling in the ears. I had exactly those things.
 The first time, when I first felt sick, the bubbling was so fierce I
 could hold my hand an inch or so above the ear with the peroxide in it
 and bubbles would fly up and splash my hand. The next morning there was
 less bubbling. The next evening there was hardly any bubbling,
 indicating the problem was going away. The next time I did it, the same
 thing happened, lots of bubbling the first time, gradually going away.
 At no time during any of these usages did I ever experience any type of
 ear pain. It helps to warm the peroxide first; I've noticed increased
 dizziness feelings if the peroxide is cold when put in the ear.
 Also note, I've regularly used peroxide to keep the earwax removed, so
 when I've used the peroxide when I felt sick, at no time was any
 dissolved earwax in the solution when I drained it out from the ear.
 Thus, the bubbling could not have been related to removal of earwax in
 my ear.
 So, based on anecdotal experience of two times using it when I felt
 sick, I feel it's actually doing what the original message said it would
 do--reduce or cure a cold or flu--at least for me.
 I would sure like to know why some folks experience pain from peroxide
 in the ear!
 Steve


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CSRe: Stephen/hepatitus C

1999-11-21 Thread Katarina Wittich
Hi Stephen,
I have a dear friend with Hepatitus C and they are trying to make her take
interferon -- which she doesn't want to take. Could you tell me more about
your cs useage -- how much you take, what changes you have noticed, are you
on anything else -- etc.
It would be very helpful.
Thanks,
Katarina

 From: Stephen Rosenthal sdro...@cwia.com
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Subject: Re: CSLiver damage??? ;0/
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 Well all I can tell you is I have Hepatitis C, and I have been using CS
 for about a year
 or so and it has releaved my symptoms. I have had no adverse effects.
 sdr


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CSRe: Mike/meters

1999-11-21 Thread Katarina Wittich
Hi Mike,
unfortunately Chuck's jpeg diagram only comes over as a bunch of letters on
my Mac and I'm also computer illiterate and have no idea why it won't read
it.

I don't know if I am more or less confused by all this at the moment. I
think I'll wait and see what the PWT is like and check it out some and then
my questions may be able to be more specific.

I thought that Chuck was saying to get one new electrode to put in the glass
- not two -- but maybe I'm wrong. Chuck?? So if I get a multimeter I will
also have to get new wires/electrodes and plugs for the wire to attatch to
my silver pulser --- I think I need to look at a multimeter to even
understand how this will work -- when I look at things it's easier.

I doubt that the pulser is current limiting - but maybe I'm wrong.

Any guesses at all as to what will be a good reading on the PWT for my
distilled water?? So I have a jumping off point??

Thanks for trying to explain it -- it's funny what a huge gap there is
between those of us who are not at all technical and those who understand
it. I think what I need is someone to just very simply explain from scratch
what each meter does, how it reads out and how you make it work as if I was
a 10 yr old. Jeffrey care to try? Any takers?

Thanks so much.

Be well.
Katarina


 Katarina wrote:
 What is the difference between a volt-ohm meter and a PWT? And what
 is the practical difference in terms of keeping your CS manufacture
 consistent? I've already ordered the PWT -- but I assumed it was
 only useful for making sure my distilled water was okay -- from your
 description it sounds like it will also help me tell approximately
 where I am in the process as I make my cs so I know where to end my
 run. So what would I need a voltage meter for?

 If you dig up Chuck's little jpeg diagram he attached to one of his
 messages earlier you'll see that he suggests using the pulser as a
 power supply and getting two new silver electrodes to actually go in
 the glass. Then you could easily put a current meter in series with
 one of the electrodes or measure the output voltage across the
 electrodes by repositioning the meter connections.

 The advantage of this is learning how much current your pulser
 actually pushes through the system. We know that too high a current
 tends to create larger particles.

 If the pulser just gives you a voltage regulated DC supply, with no
 built in current limiting other than the 20 milliamp max rating
 somebody mentioned for it, then you'll know not to push your
 generating time so far that you end up making big particles that
 don't really add to the effectiveness of your product.

 And how do I tell if the water is good? If it is too conductive does
 that mean there is too much stuff in it that I wouldn't want? And
 since I gather it reads in Microseimens rather than ppm - what would
 be too high of a reading?

 Others can give you their ideas, but the bottom line is if you have
 some water that makes good CS, that's at least one data point.
 Experience will show you what your limit should be.

 It sounds rather complicated for me to use a voltage ohms meter with
 my becks pulser since I would have to dismantle it in order to put
 anything in series - so I'd just as soon not bother if I don't need
 to. Also, from Chucks description I would have to get another silver
 electrode and add it to the mix and I don't know how that would
 effect the cs production.

 I'd still want some others' input, but I think that a PWT will give
 you a direct measurement of what you're really interested in. Still,
 being able to measure the current out put of the pulser, at least
 once, would tell you how long you can run things before the current
 takes off to unhappy levels.

 Please understand that all these measurements are really related.

 If you measure the voltage between the electrodes and the current
 flowing from one to the other, divide the voltage by the current,
 you'll get the resistance of the cell at that moment. (Literally, the
 water's resistance to the flow of current.)

 Conductance is just 1 divided by the resistance, and conductivity is
 just conductance normalized to a standard size of measurement cell
 (Bob Berger's probe with 2 one centimeter square plates one cm
 apart).

 (Boy I hope I got this part right. It's been a while since I actually
 *used* any of this conductance/conductivity stuff!)

 So you could convert your current and voltage readings to the same
 conductivity measurement made by the PWT by figuring out the
 conversion factor for your electrode spacing and surface area, plus
 fudge factors for temperature and god knows what else, that Hanna
 has already taken care of for you.

 So if all you wanted to know was if *this* batch had reached the same
 approximate conductivity as the last batch, either the PWT reading or
 the current reading would tell you, though they'd be very different
 actual numbers with different units of measure (milliamps vs.
 microSiemens). 

Re: CSFEMALE LISTERS ONLY!!

1999-11-21 Thread Carol Kehoe
Just for starts,  What the heck is cohosh anyway??

- Original Message - 
From: Scharbach myf...@mwt.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sunday, November 21, 1999 8:28 AM
Subject: Re: CSFEMALE LISTERS ONLY!!


 Which is why I suggested Blue.   It has the same properties, but is much
 more mild.
 Like the difference between peppermint and spearmint.   :~)
 
 
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Re: CShot flashes

1999-11-21 Thread Carol Kehoe
Boy, I sure opened a can of worms with the female problems.. We may have to
change the name of this list.  I am also a BIG coffee drinker..  I just
can't seem to get along without it.  I guess I should really try, huh.
Maybe that will be my New Year's resolutionlol  Thanks for all the good
advice.  I may get healthy yet, in spite of myself.

CK
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From: mardic...@aol.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sunday, November 21, 1999 7:29 AM
Subject: Re: CShot flashes


 Liz,

 I don't drink coffee, either.  I have found a substitute called Postem, on
 most regular grocery store shelves, to be a fine alternative.  It is only
 roasted grains, molasses, maltodextrin from corn.

 I am so proud, I used to be the type to put four tsps of sugar in a cup of
 tea, and now I only drink herbal teas (with no sugar, sometimes stevia)
and
 postem w/out sugar.  To ME that is a major accomplishment.  I'm gettin'
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Re: CSresearch studies wanted

1999-11-21 Thread SilverWiz
Another great site with a myriad of information, including health issues, 
is
http://www.trufax.org
It's a huge site, so it takes a few moments to load.

Diane

This is a wonderful site.  Thanks again.


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Re: CShot flashes

1999-11-21 Thread Mardicon8
In a message dated 11/21/99 1:53:32 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
ke...@jefnet.com writes:

 Boy, I sure opened a can of worms with the female problems.. We may have to
 change the name of this list.  I am also a BIG coffee drinker..  I just
 can't seem to get along without it.  I guess I should really try, huh.
 Maybe that will be my New Year's resolutionlol  Thanks for all the good
 advice.  I may get healthy yet, in spite of myself. 

Carol,

If I drink coffee, I am directly in the bathroom.too much 
information?  LOL  But I personally don't want the caffeine.  I gave up on 
tea w/caffeine, too.  I won't give up the chocolate, though.  Never !!  
An occasional divine treat =-)

You might want to try blending  your coffee with the Postem and transitioning 
that way.  Just make half a cup of postem (1/2 spoonful) and then fill the 
rest up w/coffee and see how that goes.  They really do taste similar.  

Not too long ago, Postem came out with a coffee flavor as an addition to 
the regular flavor.  I cannot tell the difference, but hubby says he can.  I 
mean...between the two types of Postem.  Not coffee vs. postem.  

Just a thought.

Diane


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Re: CSRe: Mike/meters

1999-11-21 Thread Mardicon8
In a message dated 11/21/99 2:35:30 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
kato...@mindspring.com writes:

 it's funny what a huge gap there is
 between those of us who are not at all technical and those who understand
 it. I think what I need is someone to just very simply explain from scratch
 what each meter does, how it reads out and how you make it work as if I was
 a 10 yr old.  

red face:
I hear that one!!!  I am printing out the tech stuff and giving it to the 
hubby and the oldest son.  They laugh at me.  But they love me, anyway.  What 
do they know, they may be techies, but *I* know how to make soap ! 
humorously

=-)
Diane, the untechnical


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Re: CS O.T. Re:peroxide in ears

1999-11-21 Thread Creston
Hi Katarina and all,

He felt excellent prior to me administering it in his ear, and he felt
rotten after he took it. He developed bad headaches/ear aches/ neck ache -
sinus. You name he had it.
It lasted for  1 1/2 days. He ended up in bed!

I personally feel, it was the peroxide in his case. It was just to
co-incidental. He had been clear of so many problems for the first
time,after trying H.C. zapper. He was in 7th heaven and in his 3rd week with
no ear noises, no headaches, etc. and then it started within hours of doing
the peroxide, yet it had not affected me.

Have you possibly (in your case) connected it with electroporation?
If I remember, you mentioned once you had a pulser?

H.B.

 Did he feel better after he felt worse?? One of the hardest things for me
to
 figure out with all this alternative medicine stuff is when you feel bad
 because something is not working -- or when it's some sort of healing
crisis
 that indicates it is indeed working?
 So hard to figure out.
 I feel a lot better today. Was it because of the peroxide?? Or the flu
 running it's course??? I also had tons of sinus and a headache. Was that
 nasty bugs dying and releasing toxins in there -- or was I damaging my ear
 canaL??
 No idea!
 Katarina





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CShydrogen peroxide in ears

1999-11-21 Thread Beverly Baker
Katarina:

I have been using peroxide 3% in my ears for years. . Also use it full
strength as a mouth rinse after brushing, for my gums..have accidentally
swallowed a few mouthfulls over the years  all with no ill effects that
I can tell...Glad to hear you are feeling better...Bev


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CSfree TDS meter

1999-11-21 Thread D G
i ordered a free TDS meter from them.
they sell a water filtration system they claim will remove EVERYTHING
except hydrogen and oxygen from the water.
i'm getting one for a free trial to use for making cs.  the rep said
distillation somehow changes the structure of the water. uhhh?  does it?

Dennis

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Re: CSRe: Mike/meters

1999-11-21 Thread Jeffrey A. Madore
Hi  Katarina,

The only concern I have in trying to meter the current of the pulser, is in that
I'm not sure what the output looks like. If I understand correctly, the pulser
changes polarity several (4?) times per second. (I'm looking at a schematic 
from Bob
Beck's site)  This would be equivalent to using a simple setup and swapping
the leads to the electrodes 4 times per second.

A DC ammeter connected in line would then see the current change direction at
that rate. If the rate of change were slower, the meter would read a steady 
state
positive reading, and then an equal but negative steady state reading...and so 
on.
This is basically a low frequency AC square wave. With the meter set to DC, it 
might
just flash a bunch of numbers at you, as it wouldn't react quickly enough to 
display
the current before it changed direction.

If set to AC, the problem may be similiar, as these meters are usually designed 
to
operate between a range of frequencies, and that doesn't usually extend down to
the 2 to 4 Hz range.

Now, looking closer at the schematic in front of me, I'm not certain that the 
pulsed
output is used for silver generation. I'm typing out loud :-)

The schematic I'm looking at has two output jacks: a 3.5mm jack labeled 
biological
electrification and an RCA jack labeled colloids. The output from the RCA 
jack
appears to be fixed polarity DC with no active current limiting. There is a 150 
ohm
resistor and small lamp in series to limit the short circuit current only. This 
output
would work nicely with a digital multimeter.

So, maybe I'm not even on the right page!!!  I have Lyme Disease and associated
dane bramage...keep *that* in mind.

Three things I know for sure:

1. Mike's idea of getting a multimeter is a good one, as he said, it is a very 
useful
tool and it will aid in understanding this electrical stuff.

2. Supper is ready.

3. The smoke alarms work!

God Bless,
Jeff



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Re: CS O.T. Re:peroxide in ears

1999-11-21 Thread Jeffrey A. Madore


Creston wrote:

 Hi Katarina and all,

 He felt excellent prior to me administering it in his ear, and he felt
 rotten after he took it.

This is a very good indication that it's something you did!

 He developed bad headaches/ear aches/ neck ache -
 sinus. You name he had it.
 It lasted for  1 1/2 days. He ended up in bed!

Did you ask him if he's willing to try it one more time for the sake of 
research?

Seriously sounds like it's something you might want to look into before doing
it again.

I did it several times with no ill effects. The last time I had severe shooting
pains. It appears that I just didn't get it all out, as when I did, the pain 
stopped.
For me, I'd do it again in a minute if I felt a cold comming on...I hate being 
sick.

Jeff


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Re: CSFEMALE LISTERS ONLY!!

1999-11-21 Thread Ddsm4
How long did your wife take this amount of Vit E? 
I am in the process of weaning my body from synthetic estrogen after 10 years 
of Premarin usage. I have read Dr. John Lee's book and am using natural 
progesterone cream. I also take soy tablets. I find I am once again having 
those miserable hot flashes. I have found all of your comments on the subject 
informative. 
Since this is the CS list, maybe I should mention that I am making and 
consuming CS. 

Kathie


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Re: CSfree TDS meter

1999-11-21 Thread Marshall Dudley
Susan Epstein wrote:

 -Original Message-
 From: D G djg5...@webtv.net
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com silver-list@eskimo.com
 Date: Sunday, November 21, 1999 5:21 PM
 Subject: CSfree TDS meter

 i ordered a free TDS meter from them.
 they sell a water filtration system they claim will remove EVERYTHING
 except hydrogen and oxygen from the water.
 i'm getting one for a free trial to use for making cs.  the rep said
 distillation somehow changes the structure of the water. uhhh?  does it?

 Dennis

Yes, it apparently removes all the structure.  Water is structured by magnetics,
freezing, or exposure to different chemicals (That is how homeopathy works).
Distillation removes all structure, and is considered not healthy if that is the
only water you drink.  That is why we restructure the water after making CS with
a magnetic in our system.

Marshall


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Re: CSfree TDS meter

1999-11-21 Thread D G
i tried using reverse osmosis  water and white stuff fell off of the
trodes like dust.
can't wait to try this filter system out.

Dennis

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Re: CShot flashes

1999-11-21 Thread Charles King
On Sat, 20 Nov 1999 22:39:16 -0600, Liz Pavek liz...@frontiernet.net wrote:

I quit drinking coffee, and my hot flashes went away.
Prob'ly spilling it in your lap!
If you sue, you could be rich
Chuck
Coffee is my only REAL friend 


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CSRe: NIZORAL Diflucan

1999-11-21 Thread DeathBH
E gang,
I have taken handfuls of these in the last year - just how much is toxic?  I 
have taken about 60 Diflucan and about 60 Nizoral in the last year?

HELP!
Jeannine 


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Re: CSRe: Chuck/meters/jpg

1999-11-21 Thread Charles King
On Sun, 21 Nov 1999 10:40:32 -0700, Katarina Wittich kato...@mindspring.com
wrote:

Thanks Chuck.
Care to help me figure out why I can't get jpg? I don't even know what it is
-- but maybe I am missing some application that I need?
Katarina

Well, if your doing Mac, I have to presume you're not running Windows?
Therefore you can't use window apps.
ACDSee 32 is one of the best utilities for viewing any graphic you're likely to
come across but it's a windows thing.
Tell you what, go here
http://www.snip.net/home/graphics.htm
and download  install Jade under the Macintosh section.
Chuck
The extra mile will have no traffic jams.
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Re: CSfree TDS meter

1999-11-21 Thread Charles King
On Sun, 21 Nov 1999 15:21:01 -0700 (MST), djg5...@webtv.net (D G) wrote:

 the rep said
distillation somehow changes the structure of the water. uhhh?  does it?

Dennis

Well,
We're starting to hear that magnets will structure water! I must say, this has
been news to me, and I'm reserving judgment 'till all the ducks are home.

Chuck
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Re: CSFEMALE LISTERS ONLY!!

1999-11-21 Thread DotsieBoo
Hi,

Another all natural herb you might want to research is Maca.

Maca is growing in world popularity due to its energizing effects, 
fertility enhancement and aphrodisiac qualities. Other traditional uses 
include increasing energy, stamina and endurance in athletes, promoting 
mental clarity, treating male impotence, and helping with menstrual 
irregularities and female hormonal imbalances including menopause and chronic 
fatigue syndrome.

http://www.rain-tree.com/maca.htm
http://www.ioa.com/~dragonfly/news/maca.html

Dotsie


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CSRe: Tinnitus (ringing in the ears)?

1999-11-21 Thread DeathBH
nope - tinnitus is caused by candida - systemic yeast - read the Yeast 
Connection and other books like that - direct correlation - when I have a 
yeast infection my ears itch like crazy.

jeannine 


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CSFwd: Dr. Clark back in CA. -- Newsletter -- Seminar

1999-11-21 Thread Harvey Flatbush

This just came in:


Delivered-To: ha...@iomet.com
Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 01:33:55 +0100
From: Dr. Clark Assn. da...@drclark.net
Reply-To: da...@drclark.net
Subject: Dr. Clark back in CA. -- Newsletter -- Seminar

Dear Guest of www.drclark.net!

I have some very good news today. Dr. Clark is back in California and
can even go to Mexico to see patients. It is unclear why she was
suddenly allowed to leave the State of Indiana and was returned her
passport.

She is now about to make some of the most important research discoveries
in her career, and you surely will here about those in the future.

I am sorry to have caused some confusion about obtaining the Newsletter
of the Dr. Clark Association in my last email. The exact net address to
sign up is:

http://www300.hostcenter.com/tcmtsc/dcra/member.htm

The Newsletter goes out free to all members, but there is a membership
fee.

The contents are:
- Dr. Clark's Arrest: What's behind it?
- An Article on Dr. Clark's New Book
- QA with Dr. Clark
- Construction Biology: Is Your Home Making You Sick?
- Article on Hulda Clinic in Norway
- Success Stories Using the Clark Therapy.

Finally, I would like to inform you that Dr. Clark will hold a seminar
in Louisville, Kentucky. This was announced at short notice and it is
extremely rare that Dr. Clark speaks in public. I will let you know the
details of the seminar in another email this coming week, but the date
is 5/6 December 1999.

Wishing you a healthy Thanksgiving

David P. Amrein
President, Dr. Clark Research Association





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Re: CSRe: NIZORAL Diflucan

1999-11-21 Thread Ken Seger
deat...@aol.com wrote:
 
 E gang,
 I have taken handfuls of these in the last year - just how much is toxic?  I
 have taken about 60 Diflucan and about 60 Nizoral in the last year?
 
 HELP!
 Jeannine

Anybody that takes nizoral should have a liver function study done
BEFORE they go on the drug and then repeat liver function studies every
so often so that they can compare to the original readings to see if the
nizoral is destroying the liver.  The patient is supposed to be taken
off the drug if liver function is compromised.  All this info is in the
PDR.

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Re: CSRe: Tinnitus (ringing in the ears)?

1999-11-21 Thread D G
i've been cs and zapping for months.
and my ears are still a four alarm siren.
if there is any yeast in my body it must be
related to superman. 

Dennis

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---BeginMessage---
nope - tinnitus is caused by candida - systemic yeast - read the Yeast 
Connection and other books like that - direct correlation - when I have a 
yeast infection my ears itch like crazy.

jeannine 


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Re: CSRe: Tinnitus (ringing in the ears)?

1999-11-21 Thread Lee
Tinnitus has many causes and this abstract mentions a few of those
causes.  It is  addressing a potential method of cure for some people,
not all, because of course the causes can vary as the night the day. The
probe they mention is probably not the zapper! Many medications,
including aspirin can cause tinnitus.

Lee in CA 

Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg 1999 Nov;121(5):511-3 

Treatment of tinnitus with electrical stimulation.

Steenerson RL, Cronin GW

Atlanta Ear Clinic. 

[Medline record in process]

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the treatment of tinnitus with
electrical stimulation. Five hundred patients with tinnitus were treated
with probe electrical stimulation. Causes of tinnitus were sensorineural
hearing loss (303 patients), Meniere's disease (88), infection (25),
head trauma (39), acoustic trauma (25), ototoxicity (4), and
chemotherapy (2). Treatment involved 6 to 10 transcutaneous treatment
electrical stimulation sessions biweekly. Fifty-three percent of
patients showed decreases in their tinnitus as measured by a subjective
rating scale. With a 3-month follow-up, 72% had no loss of benefit.
Thirteen patients had temporary increases in their tinnitus. Two
patients had permanent increases. Probe electrical stimulation seems to
offer some benefit in about half the patients treated for annoying
tinnitus. 

PMID: 10547461, UI: 20016463 
 G wrote:
 
 i've been cs and zapping for months.
 and my ears are still a four alarm siren.
 if there is any yeast in my body it must be
 related to superman.
 
 Dennis
 
 51/50
 24/7
 
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 Subject: CSRe: Tinnitus (ringing in the ears)? 
 Resent-Date: Sun, 21 Nov 1999 18:57:34 -0800
 Resent-From: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Date: Sun, 21 Nov 1999 21:57:18 EST
 From: deat...@aol.com
 Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 
 nope - tinnitus is caused by candida - systemic yeast - read the Yeast
 Connection and other books like that - direct correlation - when I have a
 yeast infection my ears itch like crazy.
 
 jeannine
 
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Re: CS O.T. Re:peroxide in ears

1999-11-21 Thread Creston
Jeff wrote:
 Did you ask him if he's willing to try it one more time for the sake of
research?

Ha,ha, you have not been 1/100 as sick as he was or you would never have
asked that question.  How about choosing a research victim or several  from
your family and then report the various findings to this list (if permitted)
or to a H202 list.

H.B.





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Re: CSwet chem

1999-11-21 Thread Marshall Dudley
James H-McMillan wrote:

 Now that I'm older, here's what I've discovered:

 Just a thought I have here. I have no idea of the feasability of it though.
 What if you were to measure the mass of the electrodes before and after
 generation, or posibly the mass of exactly 1 liter of water before and
 after. The difference in mass, all be it, micrograms would be equivalant to
 the ppm? This would only work if the process did not generate enough heat to

 drive water off though.
 James Houston-McMillan.

You can measure the mass of the electrodes to determine silver usage, I have
done that as a double check for our ppm measurements.  But you need to either
have a sensitive and accurate instrument, or make a lot of colloidal silver.
When I have done it, I have made 25 gallons.

Measing the mass of the water would not be pratical.  Much more water would
evaporate than silver goes into the water. and if you try to measure a liter of
water, even one drop of error would be more than the amount of silver in it.

Marshall


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Re: CSfree TDS meter

1999-11-21 Thread Susan Epstein

-Original Message-
From: D G djg5...@webtv.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Sunday, November 21, 1999 5:21 PM
Subject: CSfree TDS meter


i ordered a free TDS meter from them.
they sell a water filtration system they claim will remove EVERYTHING
except hydrogen and oxygen from the water.
i'm getting one for a free trial to use for making cs.  the rep said
distillation somehow changes the structure of the water. uhhh?  does it?

Dennis

51/50
24/7

Dennis,  The distilation process removes the TDS(total dissolved
solids)only. It does not remove volatile organic chemicals.  If you are
interested in getting a water purifying system make sure they send you a
spec. sheet and be sure their system is certified by the NSF(National
Sanitation Foundation)an independent certifying organization that varifies
the manufacturer' s claims.  I went through all this years ago, because our
area had contaminants-that fell into different catagories. Therefore, I
ended up getting an NSF certified system that rids the water of all types of
pollutants:It has three different filters, one that removes sediment, an RO
membrane which removes the TDS, and a carbon filter that removes the VOC's.
Susan E


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