RE: CS>H2O2 and oxygenation

2000-07-13 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Thanks Pam; super stuff.
James Osbourne Holmes
a...@trail.com
FTNWO


-Original Message-
From:   Pamela Grant [SMTP:pjgr...@northnet.org]
Sent:   Thursday, July 13, 2000 8:17 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:CS>H2O2 and oxygenation

>The useful
>>action of H2O2 is in its oxidation rather than in its oxygenation.
>>
>>Ivan.



Taken from the book:  HYDROGEN PEROXIDE:  MEDICAL MIRACLE---by William
Campbell Douglass,M.D.

Dr. Farr in an experiment, uses an oxygen-measuring instrument to measure
the oxygen consumption. The patient wears a mask over his face and a
delicate, computerized instrument does the rest. the machine calculates the
inspired oxygen and the expired oxygen and reports the differnce. The
weight of the patient being known, the rate that the body is burning
fuel(oxygen) can be easily determined. It's sort of like miles per gallon
with your car, except we call it metabolic rate. If the metabolic rate goes
up with H2O2 therapy, then Farr is right, and more oxygen is getting to the
tissues--OXYGENATION OF THE TISSUES IS THE NAME OF THE GAME FOR GOOD HEALTH
AND LONGEVITY.
The results of this experiment were unequivocal. In less than two minutes
after the beginning of infusion the metabolic rate began to rise. The rate
of metabolism went up 100 percent and stayed at that level until the
infusion was stopped. The rate returned to pre-treatment levels in about
thirty minutes.
The other experiment involved the measuring of the change in body
surface temperature as a result of expansion of the tiny blood vessels in
the skin(vasodilation). If the temperature goes up during the H2O2
infusion, then the body's oxygenation has increased and vasoldilation has
occurred. If the blood vessels dilate, the circulation improves and, again,
more vital oxygen is getting to the tissues. Within five to ten minutes
after starting the infusion, the body surface temperature goes up by one
degree, corresponding to the increase in oxygen consumption and
vasodilation.
A sensitive little photo-electric cell was placed at the end of the
index finger to measure the pulse volume. This is an accurate assessment of
the expansion of the tiny blood vessels throughout your body. There was a
clear and sustained increase of the pulse volume throughout the treatment.
All of these measurements-the oxygen consumption, the temperature
rise and the blood vessel dilation-were duplicated for six consecutive days
on all patients. That doesn't leave much room for coincidence. In fact, the
essence of scientific proof is that your results can be consistently
repeated in a high percentage of cases studied. 100% repeatability is not
too bad.
So now you can see the importance of these experiments in your own
case. By simply taking your temperature in the armpit and pulse volume at
the fingertip we can tell if(1) the H2O2 we are using still has its
potency(the solution can deteriorate), and (2) is the H2O2 having the
desired effect of the oxygenation of tissue in your body.
There are so few treatments in medicine where the results can be so
readily and easily determined as with vantage over any other form of
treatment. Either it's working or it isn't. There is usually no in-between.
Dr. Farr made another brilliant observation from his studies. He
perceived that the tiny amount of oxygen couldn't possibly explain the
doubling of the metabolic rate observed. He calculated that it would take
approximately 416 quarts of oxygen to cause the increase in
oxygenation(metabolic rate)observed in the patients. Even if the infusion
was continued for 24 hrs., only 3 1/2 qts. of oxygen would be produced-less
than 1% of the amount necessary to obtain the results measured.
He concluded, therefore, that the increase in oxygenation is due to
the infused H2O2 stimulating the body's enzyme systems. So the objections
being heard from scientists that only a trivial amount of oxygen could be
getting to the tissues is incorrect. They are technically correct, but the
results speak for themselves and vindicate Dr. Farr's landmark research.

How does this compare to the ingestion of H2O2 and whether or not the same
results would be obtained, I do not know, yet. It would be a good
experiment.

If anyone wants more info on H2O2 I have more written which I can send. But
for now I will delete the rest of what I was going to sendto you all,
unless the interest is there.

Pam







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CS>Dr. Len Horowitz and "clustered water"

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
Someone asked about how to obtain "clustered water", then someone else
responded: Dr. Len Horowitz. Then I believe someone asked how to contact
him. Well, here it is:

 Email : te...@tetrahedron.org

 Tetrahedron,Inc.
 P.O. Box 2033 Sandpoint, ID. 83864 U.S.A.
 Tel. 208-265-2575 (office) Order Line: 888-508-4787
 or save 20% on all orders by clicking here
 100% secure online ordering!





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Re: CS for Fibromyalgia?

2000-07-13 Thread Janet Lubart
I have seen incredible results with  a friend of mine following this program 
for 6 months or more. This MD. is against herbs and any other form of 
salycilates.  www.guaidoc.com

-Original Message-
From: Steve Young 
To: Silver List 
Date: Thursday, July 13, 2000 8:59 PM
Subject: CS for Fibromyalgia?


Perhaps this is a bit off topic.  My wife suffers from fibromyalgia and has 
not found much to relieve the pain except deep muscle massage.  Since it is 
allegedly a connective tissue problem, I don't see how CS would have much 
positive effect. She takes CS when she has a cold or flu, etc., but not 
regularly to try to deal with the fibromyalgia.  Anyone have experience getting 
relief using CS?

So, since many of you have wide ranging experience with other cures, any 
suggestions on methods to reduce or cure the effects of fibromyalgia would be 
greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
--Steve
  


Re: CS>heavy metal

2000-07-13 Thread rob gr
I have to agree with rational thinking. Yes it is good to listen to both 
sides of an argument, but i do think the editors of quackwatch have a blind 
love affair with "western medicine" anthing that does not come from Pfizer 
or Lilly must be the work of a quack (in their minds) when in fact if one 
just does the research on some alternative types of medicine they will often 
find validity into "why" other forms of therapy work... Why is quackwatch 
trying to "protect" us from alternative medicine? I would wager that people 
who pursue alternative forms of medicine have often researched it in advance 
and are aware of what "traditional" medicine has to offer. I would also 
wager that people who pursue other forms of treatment are better educated 
than most of the "sheep" who aimlessly adhere to treatment without getting 
second opinions and doing research on their own.  But yes, it is correct 
that we should keep an open mind - even if we do not like the source.


rob



From: rogalt...@aol.com
Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>heavy metal
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 07:56:02 EDT

In a message dated 7/10/00 7:05:30 PM EST, gotl...@hotmail.com writes:

<< Subj: Re: CS>heavy metal
 Date:  7/10/00 7:05:30 PM EST
 From:  gotl...@hotmail.com (rob gr)
 Reply-to:  silver-list@eskimo.com
 To:silver-list@eskimo.com

 Yes, quackwatch is an infamous site. They are anti anything that does not
 make a profit for the drug companies.

 rob


 >From: Pamela Grant 
 >Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 >To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 >Subject: Re: CS>heavy metal
 >Date: Sat, 8 Jul 2000 21:37:59 -0500
 >
 >http://www.quackwatch.com/index.html
 >
 >
 >* <01QuackeryRelatedTopics/PhonyAds/silverad.html>Colloidal   Silver
 >(updated 11/5/99)
 >
 >Someone just sent this to me. I don't know what they are saying on this
 >websiteabout colloidal silver, but if they are out to discredit ALL 
forms

 >of alternative medicine then it is just as well my Netscape fails me. I
 >thought some of you might want to check this out.
 >
 >PG
 >
 > >>

Rob: I wouldn't be so quick to write off "QuackWatch" posters, just as I
wouldn't be so willing to believe everyone who posts here. I saw some
interesting QuackWatch discussion of microwave radiation and mercury
amalgams, for example. It's much better to hear both sides of a debate,
however imperfect the discussion, before making up your own mind even if 
you
have to rely on interpreted or even distorted information. Otherwise, 
you're

faced with digging out all the relevant, and sometimes highly esoteric and
technical information yourself, interpreting what you found so that you can
reach an independent conclusion. Few of us have such a knowledge base, 
and/or
training to do that beyond our own specialty. In fact, many posters here 
are

simply not specialized in ANY particular area. It is much easier to let the
so called experts make their case, and then decide who has the best
supporting evidence and logic on his/her side. Tuning in to Quackwatch is
helpful in this regard. What are the alternatives? Even using gut feel or
intuition should be combined with as much factual information as possible.
IMHO, relying solely on your "inner voice" may simply be a rational for
intellectual laziness. Roger


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CS for Fibromyalgia?

2000-07-13 Thread Steve Young
Perhaps this is a bit off topic.  My wife suffers from fibromyalgia and has not 
found much to relieve the pain except deep muscle massage.  Since it is 
allegedly a connective tissue problem, I don't see how CS would have much 
positive effect. She takes CS when she has a cold or flu, etc., but not 
regularly to try to deal with the fibromyalgia.   Anyone have experience 
getting relief using CS?

So, since many of you have wide ranging experience with other cures, any 
suggestions on methods to reduce or cure the effects of fibromyalgia would be 
greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
--Steve
  


Re: CS>Bob Beck machines

2000-07-13 Thread DotsieBoo
In a message dated 7/13/00 2:43:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
bradki...@webcombo.net writes:

<<  You have to use
 "bloodelectrification" in one word for it to work. it seems like they are
 trying to hide it. >>
Hi Brad,

When I started the bloodelectrification list last year, I was having a 
difficult time finding information/testimonials from people who actually used 
the Beck protocol and was hoping that someone else would start a list - no 
such luck. At the time, I didn't know what to name it but I am always open to 
suggestions.  I agree, it's a little confusing.

Dotsie 
List Moderator - bloodelectrificat...@egroups.com
 


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CS>H2O2 and oxygenation

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
>The useful
>>action of H2O2 is in its oxidation rather than in its oxygenation.
>>
>>Ivan.



Taken from the book:  HYDROGEN PEROXIDE:  MEDICAL MIRACLE---by William
Campbell Douglass,M.D.

Dr. Farr in an experiment, uses an oxygen-measuring instrument to measure
the oxygen consumption. The patient wears a mask over his face and a
delicate, computerized instrument does the rest. the machine calculates the
inspired oxygen and the expired oxygen and reports the differnce. The
weight of the patient being known, the rate that the body is burning
fuel(oxygen) can be easily determined. It's sort of like miles per gallon
with your car, except we call it metabolic rate. If the metabolic rate goes
up with H2O2 therapy, then Farr is right, and more oxygen is getting to the
tissues--OXYGENATION OF THE TISSUES IS THE NAME OF THE GAME FOR GOOD HEALTH
AND LONGEVITY.
The results of this experiment were unequivocal. In less than two minutes
after the beginning of infusion the metabolic rate began to rise. The rate
of metabolism went up 100 percent and stayed at that level until the
infusion was stopped. The rate returned to pre-treatment levels in about
thirty minutes.
The other experiment involved the measuring of the change in body
surface temperature as a result of expansion of the tiny blood vessels in
the skin(vasodilation). If the temperature goes up during the H2O2
infusion, then the body's oxygenation has increased and vasoldilation has
occurred. If the blood vessels dilate, the circulation improves and, again,
more vital oxygen is getting to the tissues. Within five to ten minutes
after starting the infusion, the body surface temperature goes up by one
degree, corresponding to the increase in oxygen consumption and
vasodilation.
A sensitive little photo-electric cell was placed at the end of the
index finger to measure the pulse volume. This is an accurate assessment of
the expansion of the tiny blood vessels throughout your body. There was a
clear and sustained increase of the pulse volume throughout the treatment.
All of these measurements-the oxygen consumption, the temperature
rise and the blood vessel dilation-were duplicated for six consecutive days
on all patients. That doesn't leave much room for coincidence. In fact, the
essence of scientific proof is that your results can be consistently
repeated in a high percentage of cases studied. 100% repeatability is not
too bad.
So now you can see the importance of these experiments in your own
case. By simply taking your temperature in the armpit and pulse volume at
the fingertip we can tell if(1) the H2O2 we are using still has its
potency(the solution can deteriorate), and (2) is the H2O2 having the
desired effect of the oxygenation of tissue in your body.
There are so few treatments in medicine where the results can be so
readily and easily determined as with vantage over any other form of
treatment. Either it's working or it isn't. There is usually no in-between.
Dr. Farr made another brilliant observation from his studies. He
perceived that the tiny amount of oxygen couldn't possibly explain the
doubling of the metabolic rate observed. He calculated that it would take
approximately 416 quarts of oxygen to cause the increase in
oxygenation(metabolic rate)observed in the patients. Even if the infusion
was continued for 24 hrs., only 3 1/2 qts. of oxygen would be produced-less
than 1% of the amount necessary to obtain the results measured.
He concluded, therefore, that the increase in oxygenation is due to
the infused H2O2 stimulating the body's enzyme systems. So the objections
being heard from scientists that only a trivial amount of oxygen could be
getting to the tissues is incorrect. They are technically correct, but the
results speak for themselves and vindicate Dr. Farr's landmark research.

How does this compare to the ingestion of H2O2 and whether or not the same
results would be obtained, I do not know, yet. It would be a good
experiment.

If anyone wants more info on H2O2 I have more written which I can send. But
for now I will delete the rest of what I was going to sendto you all,
unless the interest is there.

Pam







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Re: CS Generators

2000-07-13 Thread HelenW8262
In a message dated 7/13/00 2:20:28 AM Pacific Daylight Time, 
silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com writes:

<<  Mine will run on many power sources besides the wall
 >plug.  Maybe Trems will too. I don't think the 777 will.
 >  Some people swear by High voltage generators and there are some good ones
 >out there.  >>Ken
 
Ken, I have the 777SE (wishgranted.com) and it runs on several power sources 
and am happy with it, for one reason I didn't want to experiment and take the 
chance of messing up.  Like the others you mentioned it has the automatic 
cutoff which I really like. Set it a night and it's ready the next morning.  
   Regards, Mary


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CS>an air circulating CS invention anyone?

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
It is strange, but every now and then an e-mail I send to this list never
makes it. Oh well, must be something I did as it was not a hot topic to
have confiscated by the "you know who's".

Now, I will try again. In my cellar I have a mold and fungus problem. I
have been thinking of waays in which I might be able to rid this problem.
I've thought of taking a hose and attaching a container of clorox and
spraying everything, but I am sensitive tot hose fumes. I have also
considered using an ozone generator to kill off the molds, but I would lso
be breathing this toxin in as well. I've thought of replacing CS for the
clorox in the hose, but I really don't want to gett everything wet, besides
moisture is part of the problem anyway. I am now thinking of a humidifier
using CS, but again--it's more moisture and my dehumidifier runs constantly
as it is---and would a humidifier really get CS all through the air? What
about putting the humidifier into the furmnace(next to the blower?--a
friend told me he puts his ionizer in that spot?). What I am really hoping
for is to spark the genius in you electrical engineers for a whole new
invention for getting CS through the air. Anyone up for the challenge?

Pam





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Re: CS for the eyes

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
Thank you everyone for your respones. I just got back to my computer as I
was putting CS drops into my eyes. Next, I am thinking of trying it in my
ears.

PG


>Thanks,
>Pam>>
>
>  I have used it in my eyes with good results.
>  -hamilton
>
>hamilton williams
>hamilto...@webtv.net
>
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CS>FAST

2000-07-13 Thread Harvey Flatbush
Service doesn't get any better.. I ordered Trem's SG6 Generator Monday 
around 11:30 AM and received it today about 11.00 AM.  That is a half hour 
short of being 72 hours.  This was a telephone order folks.


Harvey


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Re: CS>apricot kernals

2000-07-13 Thread Judith Thamm
Yes,but you go lightly on them- and you are supposed to eat the flesh
of peaches and nectarines as well, but not in the case of apricots.
Macadamias [use a vice] and cashews an bitter almonds are all
mentioned.  There is a great deal more food listed in the booklet that
contains Vitamin B17.
Judith.

> Is it only apricot kernels that work?  I'm wondering if all the hard
shelled
> kernels
> (ie peaches, nectarines, etc) would work too.
>
> Sparrow
>



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Re: CS for the eyes

2000-07-13 Thread hamilton williams
<> 

  I have used it in my eyes with good results.
  -hamilton

hamilton williams  
hamilto...@webtv.net


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RE: CS>? on generator quality

2000-07-13 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
This list seems to generally favor a lot of space...

James Osbourne Holmes
a...@trail.com
FTNWO


-Original Message-
From:   Pamela Grant [SMTP:pjgr...@northnet.org]
Sent:   Thursday, July 13, 2000 7:10 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CS>? on generator quality

>> Using plain distilled water can take a couple of hours, maybe even as
>>many as 5 depending on electrode spacing,

Are you talking about how far apart the silver wires are? And if so, what
is the going consensus for this amount of space between the wires?

PG


>> Using plain distilled water can take a couple of hours, maybe even as
>>many as 5 depending on electrode spacing, electrode length, voltage and
>>current output, water temperature and size of the container/batch
>
>To achieve what? There seems to be a difference in opinion as to what ppm
>the solution should contain. What do you aim for?
>
>>To hasten the process, add a couple of tablespoons of the batch you just
>>made to your next batch to jump start it
>
>This is good to know. Thanks! Does it matter how old that jump starter is?
>
>>If the CS is really fine, it'll have a faint metallic flavor. If it's a
>>bit courser, a fairly strong metallic flavor.
>
>Yes, it did have that flavor. Ya hoo, success! Of course I knew I had
>success when the illness was gone within 5-10 minutes after drinking the
>solution(probably had a bad bottle of ketchup---should have listened to
>that "inner voice" that said "this ketchup is too old and you will get
>sick"---actually, I am glad I ate it and found out that CS can work so
>quickly on ?salmonella)
>
>>>  I find that with water over 100 deg, I get agglomeration more
>
>Thanks. This is what I wanted to know.
>
>In Search of the Miracle Cure,
>Pam
>
>
>
>
>
>
>>   ##  I'd have to know more about your generator to give you really
>>specific answers but in general.
>>  It takes a fairly long time for CS to build up in distilled water.  To
>>hasten the process, add a couple of tablespoons of the batch you just made
>>to your next batch to jump start it. Using plain distilled water can take
>>a couple of hours, maybe even as many as 5 depending on electrode spacing,
>>electrode length, voltage and current output, water temperature and size
>>of the container/batch.
>>  If you shine a strong flashlight in a dark room onto the electrodes, you
>>shall see a faint white mist dissipating off one of the electrodes.  It's
>>working. It could take as long as an hour before this can be seen or just
>>a few minutes.
>>  A laser pointer can be used to see a Tyndal effect.
>>  If you get bubbles forming, a grey deposit on one rod and/or a black
>>deposit on the other, it has been working.
>>  Some people can't taste CS I suppose.  I usually can if my taste buds
>>aren't coated with a dairy product and I swish the cs around for a bit.
>>  If the CS is really fine, it'll have a faint metallic flavor. If it's a
>>bit courser, a fairly strong metallic flavor.
>>
>>  I find that with water over 100 deg, I get agglomeration more often and
>>the CS is more likely to turn yellow after a few days.  Your setup may
>>react differently. Try it.
>>  Ken
>>
>> At 01:07 AM 7/13/00 -0500, you wrote:
>>
>>
>>Thank you so much for your response.
>>
>> I made a new batch of CS yesterday as I became ill---well, with vertigo.
>> The CS solution I made was the first I since getting on this list--thus,
>> the first solution I've made without salt(or even this year for  that
>> matter). Just one problem:  when I used salt(in the past), I saw an
>> immediate release from one of the wires(a light gray in color) and in time
>> the entire solution would become gray. That indicated to me to stop
>> processing for to go any further the solution would turn brown.  Without
>> the salt there was no color this time--even after an hour or more(should
>> have paid attention to the timing--and temperature). I wondered if the
>> generator was working, but it was. I see it is suggested to have  the
>> temperature between 80-100. I just heated the water up and went for it as I
>> knew I needed the solution right away. I drank some of the solution after
>> 15 min. and again after 1/2 hr. I had to leave, but when I got home I drank
>> more of the solution after 1 hr. of processing. Actually, the vertigo was
>> gone after an hour had past from the first drink. Coincidence?--I don't
>> know. Interesting, today I became ill after eating(pretty sure it was
>> unrelated to the other day). Anyway, shortly after drinking the CS, my
>> symptoms were gone--totally. This is one way to find out if my batch was
>> any good--though it was clear(now I understand that it is okay and
>> preferred for solution to be clear--correct?).
>>
>> What is my question now? I have 2 questions:
>>
>> 1. Does it matter if the water temperature is over 100 degrees?
>>
>> 2. How long should I run my generator to be sure I have a fairly potent
>>batch?
>>
>> I want to mention that after an hour or thereabout I

Re: CS>? on generator quality

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
>> Using plain distilled water can take a couple of hours, maybe even as
>>many as 5 depending on electrode spacing,

Are you talking about how far apart the silver wires are? And if so, what
is the going consensus for this amount of space between the wires?

PG


>> Using plain distilled water can take a couple of hours, maybe even as
>>many as 5 depending on electrode spacing, electrode length, voltage and
>>current output, water temperature and size of the container/batch
>
>To achieve what? There seems to be a difference in opinion as to what ppm
>the solution should contain. What do you aim for?
>
>>To hasten the process, add a couple of tablespoons of the batch you just
>>made to your next batch to jump start it
>
>This is good to know. Thanks! Does it matter how old that jump starter is?
>
>>If the CS is really fine, it'll have a faint metallic flavor. If it's a
>>bit courser, a fairly strong metallic flavor.
>
>Yes, it did have that flavor. Ya hoo, success! Of course I knew I had
>success when the illness was gone within 5-10 minutes after drinking the
>solution(probably had a bad bottle of ketchup---should have listened to
>that "inner voice" that said "this ketchup is too old and you will get
>sick"---actually, I am glad I ate it and found out that CS can work so
>quickly on ?salmonella)
>
>>>  I find that with water over 100 deg, I get agglomeration more
>
>Thanks. This is what I wanted to know.
>
>In Search of the Miracle Cure,
>Pam
>
>
>
>
>
>
>>   ##  I'd have to know more about your generator to give you really
>>specific answers but in general.
>>  It takes a fairly long time for CS to build up in distilled water.  To
>>hasten the process, add a couple of tablespoons of the batch you just made
>>to your next batch to jump start it. Using plain distilled water can take
>>a couple of hours, maybe even as many as 5 depending on electrode spacing,
>>electrode length, voltage and current output, water temperature and size
>>of the container/batch.
>>  If you shine a strong flashlight in a dark room onto the electrodes, you
>>shall see a faint white mist dissipating off one of the electrodes.  It's
>>working. It could take as long as an hour before this can be seen or just
>>a few minutes.
>>  A laser pointer can be used to see a Tyndal effect.
>>  If you get bubbles forming, a grey deposit on one rod and/or a black
>>deposit on the other, it has been working.
>>  Some people can't taste CS I suppose.  I usually can if my taste buds
>>aren't coated with a dairy product and I swish the cs around for a bit.
>>  If the CS is really fine, it'll have a faint metallic flavor. If it's a
>>bit courser, a fairly strong metallic flavor.
>>
>>  I find that with water over 100 deg, I get agglomeration more often and
>>the CS is more likely to turn yellow after a few days.  Your setup may
>>react differently. Try it.
>>  Ken
>>
>> At 01:07 AM 7/13/00 -0500, you wrote:
>>
>>
>>Thank you so much for your response.
>>
>> I made a new batch of CS yesterday as I became ill---well, with vertigo.
>> The CS solution I made was the first I since getting on this list--thus,
>> the first solution I've made without salt(or even this year for  that
>> matter). Just one problem:  when I used salt(in the past), I saw an
>> immediate release from one of the wires(a light gray in color) and in time
>> the entire solution would become gray. That indicated to me to stop
>> processing for to go any further the solution would turn brown.  Without
>> the salt there was no color this time--even after an hour or more(should
>> have paid attention to the timing--and temperature). I wondered if the
>> generator was working, but it was. I see it is suggested to have  the
>> temperature between 80-100. I just heated the water up and went for it as I
>> knew I needed the solution right away. I drank some of the solution after
>> 15 min. and again after 1/2 hr. I had to leave, but when I got home I drank
>> more of the solution after 1 hr. of processing. Actually, the vertigo was
>> gone after an hour had past from the first drink. Coincidence?--I don't
>> know. Interesting, today I became ill after eating(pretty sure it was
>> unrelated to the other day). Anyway, shortly after drinking the CS, my
>> symptoms were gone--totally. This is one way to find out if my batch was
>> any good--though it was clear(now I understand that it is okay and
>> preferred for solution to be clear--correct?).
>>
>> What is my question now? I have 2 questions:
>>
>> 1. Does it matter if the water temperature is over 100 degrees?
>>
>> 2. How long should I run my generator to be sure I have a fairly potent
>>batch?
>>
>> I want to mention that after an hour or thereabout I checked the solution
>> and there was a dark brown to gray--I'd have to say it appeared
>> slimy--residue attached at the end of one of the wires. What was that and
>> what causes it--and is this a dtermining point at which I should decide to
>> turn off the generator?
>>
>> PG
>>
>>
>>
>>
>

Re: CS> WaterOz [Fwd: products and do you have a website?]

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
Thanks Chuck. You know, I look So forward to your e-mails just so that I
can read another one of your quotes. They are great. Do you make them up? I
am still laughing.

Pam




>Mucho info on wateroz at:
>   http://www.waterozdirect.com
>   Chuck
>Sometimes, I'm so good I make myself sick!
>
>
>On Thu, 13 Jul 2000 13:27:59 EDT, samma...@aol.com wrote:
>
>>Hi all -
>>
>>  I am interested in WaterOz products so wrote to the email addy Vilik had
>>given in an old post.  For those interested, the original WaterOz does not
>>have a website yet.  Email response from WaterOz below.
>>
>>Samantha
>
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Re: CS>for the eyes?

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
Thanks,
PG



>Hi Pam,
>
>I mixed up some CS and MSM (the MSM to just below saturation) for eye
>drops. My wife and I both use it and it seems to work just fine. Sure
>beats that commercial poly-plastic eye solution stuff she was using.
>
>Ron
>
>Pamela Grant wrote:
>>
>> Has anyone used CS in their eyes? I have a redness and would like to try
>> putting CS into my eyes, but I would prefer to first ask the group.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Pam
>>
>> And The Truth Shall Help You Be Healthy,
>> Pam
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Re: CS>OT-DW--warning, this is about distilled water

2000-07-13 Thread FRinehart2
Edith,  do you have a link to Dr. Horowitz.? 


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Re: CS> WaterOz [Fwd: products and do you have a website?]

2000-07-13 Thread CKing001
Mucho info on wateroz at:
http://www.waterozdirect.com
Chuck
Sometimes, I'm so good I make myself sick!


On Thu, 13 Jul 2000 13:27:59 EDT, samma...@aol.com wrote:

>Hi all -
>
>  I am interested in WaterOz products so wrote to the email addy Vilik had 
>given in an old post.  For those interested, the original WaterOz does not 
>have a website yet.  Email response from WaterOz below.   
>
>Samantha


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Re: CS>OT-DW--warning, this is about distilled water

2000-07-13 Thread Dean T. Miller
Hi Pam,

On Thu, 13 Jul 2000 15:46:44 -0500, Pamela Grant
 wrote:

>Can anyone enlighten me as to what they mean by the "memory" of the water?

Good Question.

I hope someone has a good answer.  :)

(I've read about water's "memory" for years, and have talked to people
who've been cured of major problems by using water shaken at a
specific frequency.  I've also read scientific reports (Rupert
Sheldrake and others) about some kind of water memory.

Also, homeopathic medicine uses this property of water extensively --
diluting poisons that would kill someone in minute concentrations to
the point where there isn't even one molecule of the poison in the
water:  and the water is effective for a cure.

But I sure don't understand it!

-- Dean -- from (almost) Duh Moines  (CDP, KB0ZDF)


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Re: CS>for the eyes?

2000-07-13 Thread Dean T. Miller
Hi Pam,

On Thu, 13 Jul 2000 15:49:15 -0500, Pamela Grant
 wrote:

>Has anyone used CS in their eyes? I have a redness and would like to try
>putting CS into my eyes, but I would prefer to first ask the group.

Yes, I use it daily (several times daily) as one of my procedures for
getting rid of the fungus that caused my sinus problem (I have figured
out that the fungus got into my body through my right eye when I was
wearing contact lenses in a very dusty, moldy room where I worked for
a time).

I make up a batch of eye drops by mixing 5-8 ppm CS with normal saline
solution and put it into a little dropper bottle.  

-- Dean -- from (almost) Duh Moines  (CDP, KB0ZDF)


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RE: CS>for the eyes?

2000-07-13 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Hi Pam,

I have heard reports of burn patients being dipped in a silver-containing 
solution.  I think this method is used at some major burn centers, but I 
have no real data.

James Osbourne Holmes
a...@trail.com
FTNWO


-Original Message-
From:   Pamela Grant [SMTP:pjgr...@northnet.org]
Sent:   Thursday, July 13, 2000 3:28 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CS>for the eyes?

For some reason, what you wrote brought up another question(I guess in
relation to the body's ability to absorb through the skin):

Does anyone bath in CS and what has been your experience?

PG





>In a message dated 7/13/00 3:12:17 PM EST, pjgr...@northnet.org writes:
>
><< Subj: CS>for the eyes?
> Date:  7/13/00 3:12:17 PM EST
> From:  pjgr...@northnet.org (Pamela Grant)
> Reply-to:  silver-list@eskimo.com
> To:silver-list@eskimo.com
>
> Has anyone used CS in their eyes? I have a redness and would like to try
> putting CS into my eyes, but I would prefer to first ask the group.
>
> Thanks,
> Pam
>
>
>
> And The Truth Shall Help You Be Healthy,
> Pam
>  >>
>
>Pam:
>
>Just the other day one of my eye lids got quite red and my eye was 
beginning
>to get red as well. I put a tissue soaked in my 1 PPM HVAC CS over both
>closed eyes before bedtime for about 10-15 minutes. I followed this 
procedure
>for two consecutive nights, and the redness disappeared by the third day. 
I'm
>sure that if I were more consciences, the problem would have disappeared a
>lot faster
>
>Roger
>
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RE: CS=alkaline?

2000-07-13 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Hi Pam,

I really don't know.

The body will regulate blood pH within fairly narrow limits under most 
circumstances unless there is a serious pre-existing metabolic disease.

Otherwise one should be concerned about too much vinegar in salad dressing. 

James Osbourne Holmes
a...@trail.com
FTNWO


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From:   Pamela Grant [SMTP:pjgr...@northnet.org]
Sent:   Thursday, July 13, 2000 2:41 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:CS=alkaline?

Is there any chance that the drinking of CS can turn one's body terrain
alkaline? I had become very alkaline last year. I still am, but have no
idea what I did to get that way.

pam



And The Truth Shall Help You Be Healthy,
Pam



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RE: CS>for the eyes?

2000-07-13 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Hi Pam,

Many others have posted reports similar to Roger's.

Some say that eye infections go away in hours, not days, including Sty.

However I would not put a silver sol of uncertain composition in my eyes.

Pure---999+ fine---silver in pure water has never been demonstrated to 
cause harm, regardless of where used.  It has been shown to kill all 
bacteria against which it has been tested, and some virons and fungi.

In its earlier period of popular use---20s and 30s--- it was often 
administered IV.


James Osbourne Holmes
a...@trail.com
FTNWO


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Sent:   Thursday, July 13, 2000 2:37 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CS>for the eyes?

In a message dated 7/13/00 3:12:17 PM EST, pjgr...@northnet.org writes:

<< Subj: CS>for the eyes?
 Date:  7/13/00 3:12:17 PM EST
 From:  pjgr...@northnet.org (Pamela Grant)
 Reply-to:  silver-list@eskimo.com
 To:silver-list@eskimo.com

 Has anyone used CS in their eyes? I have a redness and would like to try
 putting CS into my eyes, but I would prefer to first ask the group.

 Thanks,
 Pam



 And The Truth Shall Help You Be Healthy,
 Pam
  >>

Pam:

Just the other day one of my eye lids got quite red and my eye was 
beginning
to get red as well. I put a tissue soaked in my 1 PPM HVAC CS over both
closed eyes before bedtime for about 10-15 minutes. I followed this 
procedure
for two consecutive nights, and the redness disappeared by the third day. 
I'm
sure that if I were more consciences, the problem would have disappeared a
lot faster

Roger


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Re: CS>for the eyes?

2000-07-13 Thread Ron Hackley
Hi Pam,

I mixed up some CS and MSM (the MSM to just below saturation) for eye
drops. My wife and I both use it and it seems to work just fine. Sure
beats that commercial poly-plastic eye solution stuff she was using.

Ron 

Pamela Grant wrote:
> 
> Has anyone used CS in their eyes? I have a redness and would like to try
> putting CS into my eyes, but I would prefer to first ask the group.
> 
> Thanks,
> Pam
> 
> And The Truth Shall Help You Be Healthy,
> Pam
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Re: CS>OT-DW--warning, this is about distilled water

2000-07-13 Thread Dave Perkins
Excuse me Terry


Dave Perkins
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email: dperk...@betterwayhealth.com
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- Original Message -
From: Pamela Grant 
To: 
Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 4:28 PM
Subject: Re: CS>OT-DW--warning, this is about distilled water


> No, thank you Dave. And I must stick up for Terry on one point:
>
> He did not write those words, I did in relation to some
people's response
> to what I've send this list in the past. Yes, I have restrained
myself
> considerably---and unfortunately,for many. I try not to send
unrelated CS
> material, but this does seem VERY important. I did forget to
mention that
> my experience with DW was not just based upon "feelings". My
hair turned
> gray(terribly) and I could not deal with ANY stress at all. It
would show
> up almost immediately as grid line formations all around my
eyes. Since
> giving up the exclusive consumption of DW, my hair now is back
to the
> original color and no more stress lines! Who is the
doctor--scientist who
> believed that the deficiency of minerals is at the base of all
disease? By
> the way, one doctor told me that gray hair is the deficiency of
copper.
>
> Still Searching For That Next Morsel of TRUTH,
> Pam
>
>
>
>
>
> >Terry writes:> Oh no, she has done it again. No, she was not
able
> >to "restrain" herself.
> >> Yes, it is another Pam Grant e-mail--this time on distilled
> >water. Nothing
> >> scientific--yet, just plain ole experience story.
> >Familiar?--then don't
> >> read. It's long. I'm sorry. Not highly CS related.
> >> _
> >> Terry,
> >
> >Pam
> >
> >Contrary to Terry's , what seemed to me, disparaging remark(s)
> >"leading in" to your remarks,
> >I appreciate the tone and content of your email; and am also
> >encouraging, for my benefit, a chance to express an opinion
(or
> >question) on water without it being treated as a frivolous
aside.
> >
> >> Okay, try to convince me.
> >> At present, I am into "clustered water"---which is
"evidenced"
> >by a
> >> beautiful 6-sided water molecule--as close as DR. Lorenzen
> >could achieve to
> >> the 6-sided water molecule found at the 6 "healing" waters
> >sites around the
> >> world.
> >>
> >> IN Search of TRUTH,
> >
> >This is what I believe, after much study, many opinions, (and
> >facts) to be the most beneficial water for long term use in
> >helping to optimize my well being.
> >
> >I hope the CS list continues to focus on being a place to find
> >out the latest technical information on CS production and use
but
> >also continues to be accepting enough of some basic
information
> >that impacts the reason (I assume) that most of us participate
> >i.e.. To help ourselves and others sort out the most
efficacious
> >methods to regain and maintain optimum health .
> >
> >Thanks, Pam
> >
> >Dave Perkins
> >"enjoy being"
> >
> >email: dperk...@betterwayhealth.com
> >web site: www.betterwayhealth.com
> >
> >- Original Message -
> >From: Pamela Grant 
> >To: 
> >Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 5:47 AM
> >Subject: Re: CS>OT-DW--warning, this is about distilled water
> >
> >
> >> Oh no, she has done it again. No, she was not able to
> >"restrain" herself.
> >> Yes, it is another Pam Grant e-mail--this time on distilled
> >water. Nothing
> >> scientific--yet, just plain ole experience story.
> >Familiar?--then don't
> >> read. It's long. I'm sorry. Not highly CS related.
> >> _
> >> Terry,
> >>
> >> I knew I was asking for it--now I just want to know why you
are
> >so
> >> passionate about this---I was hoping you would skip over my
> >previous
> >> e-mail. Well, here we go.
> >>
> >> >>Pamela refers to her experience of feeling worse after
> >> >>drinking DW as a reason for concluding that DW is not
> >> >>good to drink.
> >>
> >> Actually, no, I did not conclude based upon just my
feelings,
> >though you
> >> made that assumption. I just didn't want to get into the
whole
> >story nor
> >> mention the various practitioners who agree. At this point I
> >don't even
> >> remember why I wrote it. If it was to convince people NOT to
> >drink DW, I
> >> certainly would have written something more substantive than
> >that. I am not
> >> out to convince anyone NOT to drink this. I'll have to do
much
> >homework
> >> first(if I come to that conclusion). You seem to want to
> >convince--so here
> >> is what I have to say. Even in this e-mail, I am not out to
> >argue with
> >> you---as you will see. Though arguing(or should I say
stating a
> >difference
> >> in opinion) does seem to be allowed here.
> >> _
> >>
> >> It is also called a "dead water"--seen the images taken from
> >under a
> >> microscope. I did "feel" much better when I stopped drinking
> >the DW and
> >> started consuming colloidal minerals. You are right to
mention
> >about the
> >> "healing crisis". I am NOT closed minded and I HAVE
considered
> >all that you
> >> have written here long before you wrote it. I don't know who
is
> >right, and
> >> frankly at the time I just need

Re: CS>Structured water

2000-07-13 Thread Dave Perkins
YES


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To: 
Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 10:32 AM
Subject: CS>Structured water


> Maybe Dave can answer this.  Does a water ionizer produce
structured
> water?
>
> Marshall
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Re: CS>OT-DW--warning, this is about distilled water

2000-07-13 Thread Dave Perkins
It is a result of the ionization process.  If someone near you
has an Ionizing water filter you should be able to buy it for
about $2.00 / gal.  The clustered properties deteriorate over
about 48hrs. so don't get too much at one time.  Glass is the
best container and refrigeration helps preserve the properties.

Click on my site for more info.


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Subject: Re: CS>OT-DW--warning, this is about distilled water


> Pam, where does one find "clustered water"?
>
> Frank in Texas
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Re: CS>OT-DW--Oxygenate with H2O2

2000-07-13 Thread Rob Lowe
If reverse osmosis purified water is *dead* water as has been suggested
by listers...
Would it be possible to bring it *alive* by adding a few drops of 35% food
grade
H2O2?
Perhaps the same question could be asked about demineralised water?

Rob


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Re: CS>GERDS - cayenne may help?

2000-07-13 Thread Ron Hackley
The info I received was via snail mail and no URL listed. The toll free
phone number is 1-800-926-4561 for Save Your Life Videos (the company
name) in North Hollywood. It's called "The Curing with Cayenne
Collection". One book (336 pgs), one audio tape and three videos. $30
plus $6 S&H.
Ron

epmoon5...@aol.com wrote:
> 
> I have book tapes and vidio, no url listed on  them but here is phone
> #(818)503-5980
> no 800 # Betty Ft. Lauderdale
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Re: CS>for the eyes?

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
Thanks Inga.



>Hi, l use cs in my contact lens case..l just add one sm drop to each side.
>Also l have put a drop in my eyes directly if l see a redness or feel
>irritation in them. l have NO problems with my eyes at all. l feel it is safe
>to do this since l have had no ill effects doing it. The ppm l have is
>13ppm..but l only use a sm drop.
>
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Re: CS>for the eyes?

2000-07-13 Thread Inga34
Hi, l use cs in my contact lens case..l just add one sm drop to each side. 
Also l have put a drop in my eyes directly if l see a redness or feel 
irritation in them. l have NO problems with my eyes at all. l feel it is safe 
to do this since l have had no ill effects doing it. The ppm l have is 
13ppm..but l only use a sm drop.


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Re: CS>for the eyes?

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
For some reason, what you wrote brought up another question(I guess in
relation to the body's ability to absorb through the skin):

Does anyone bath in CS and what has been your experience?

PG





>In a message dated 7/13/00 3:12:17 PM EST, pjgr...@northnet.org writes:
>
><< Subj: CS>for the eyes?
> Date:  7/13/00 3:12:17 PM EST
> From:  pjgr...@northnet.org (Pamela Grant)
> Reply-to:  silver-list@eskimo.com
> To:silver-list@eskimo.com
>
> Has anyone used CS in their eyes? I have a redness and would like to try
> putting CS into my eyes, but I would prefer to first ask the group.
>
> Thanks,
> Pam
>
>
>
> And The Truth Shall Help You Be Healthy,
> Pam
>  >>
>
>Pam:
>
>Just the other day one of my eye lids got quite red and my eye was beginning
>to get red as well. I put a tissue soaked in my 1 PPM HVAC CS over both
>closed eyes before bedtime for about 10-15 minutes. I followed this procedure
>for two consecutive nights, and the redness disappeared by the third day. I'm
>sure that if I were more consciences, the problem would have disappeared a
>lot faster
>
>Roger
>
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Re: CS> WaterOz [Fwd: products and do you have a website?]

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
Do they have a colloidal copper water also? I too, am interested in the
colloidal gold. Are you familiar with Dan Winters? Perhaps before drinking
the colloidal gold, you should read what has been said, if you haven't
already(implosion of heart, the need to project love so as to avoid when
consuming CG---else go into borg state---just hints. If you want that
article I think I have one saved on disk somewhere and can e-mail you off
list if you like)

Pam


>In a message dated 7/13/00 3:14:19 PM Central Daylight Time,
>pjgr...@northnet.org writes:
>
>> What is the WaterOz?
>>
>>  PG
>>
>>
>
>  It's a company that sells colloidal mineral water.  Their prices are good
>and they have been recommended by listers during the time I've been here.  At
>the moment, I am interested in their colloidal gold mineral water.
>
>Samantha
>
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Re: CS>for the eyes?

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
Thank you Marshall, will do.

PG




>Always when there is an eye infection.  Normally quits itching immediately,
>and clears up totally within a few hours.  Only use clear CS though to avoid
>any possibility of staining.
>
>Marshall
>
>Pamela Grant wrote:
>
>> Has anyone used CS in their eyes? I have a redness and would like to try
>> putting CS into my eyes, but I would prefer to first ask the group.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Pam
>>
>> And The Truth Shall Help You Be Healthy,
>> Pam
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Re: CS>for the eyes?

2000-07-13 Thread ROGALTMAN
In a message dated 7/13/00 3:12:17 PM EST, pjgr...@northnet.org writes:

<< Subj: CS>for the eyes?
 Date:  7/13/00 3:12:17 PM EST
 From:  pjgr...@northnet.org (Pamela Grant)
 Reply-to:  silver-list@eskimo.com
 To:silver-list@eskimo.com
 
 Has anyone used CS in their eyes? I have a redness and would like to try
 putting CS into my eyes, but I would prefer to first ask the group.
 
 Thanks,
 Pam
 
 
 
 And The Truth Shall Help You Be Healthy,
 Pam
  >>

Pam:

Just the other day one of my eye lids got quite red and my eye was beginning 
to get red as well. I put a tissue soaked in my 1 PPM HVAC CS over both 
closed eyes before bedtime for about 10-15 minutes. I followed this procedure 
for two consecutive nights, and the redness disappeared by the third day. I'm 
sure that if I were more consciences, the problem would have disappeared a 
lot faster

Roger


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Re: CS> WaterOz [Fwd: products and do you have a website?]

2000-07-13 Thread Sammark4
In a message dated 7/13/00 3:14:19 PM Central Daylight Time, 
pjgr...@northnet.org writes:

> What is the WaterOz?
>  
>  PG
>  
>  

  It's a company that sells colloidal mineral water.  Their prices are good 
and they have been recommended by listers during the time I've been here.  At 
the moment, I am interested in their colloidal gold mineral water.

Samantha


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Re: CS>for the eyes?

2000-07-13 Thread Marshall Dudley
Always when there is an eye infection.  Normally quits itching immediately,
and clears up totally within a few hours.  Only use clear CS though to avoid
any possibility of staining.

Marshall

Pamela Grant wrote:

> Has anyone used CS in their eyes? I have a redness and would like to try
> putting CS into my eyes, but I would prefer to first ask the group.
>
> Thanks,
> Pam
>
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> Pam
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Re: CS> WaterOz [Fwd: products and do you have a website?]

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
What is the WaterOz?

PG





>Hi all -
>
>  I am interested in WaterOz products so wrote to the email addy Vilik had
>given in an old post.  For those interested, the original WaterOz does not
>have a website yet.  Email response from WaterOz below.
>
>Samantha
>
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>Samantha,
>
>Thank you for the kind e-mail.  Unfortunately, your question about whether
>WaterOz has a website is somewhat complicated.  At first, WaterOz company
>policy was to only sell to wholesalers and retailers, so we allowed
>distributors to use our name on the Internet.  But now that we are selling
>to the general public, we have reclaimed our trademark, and we will be using
>the http://www.wateroz.com site by mid-August.  But as of this today's date,
>WaterOz has NO website of its own.  See, I told you it would be complicated.
>
>John
>WaterOz
>1-800-547-2294
>Rt. 1, Box 104-B
>Grangeville, ID 83530




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CS>for the eyes?

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
Has anyone used CS in their eyes? I have a redness and would like to try
putting CS into my eyes, but I would prefer to first ask the group.

Thanks,
Pam



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Re: CS>OT-DW--warning, this is about distilled water

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
I don't know. That is a good point. And yes, Lords or Lourdes is one of the
places. But, does that explain(H2O2) the difference under the microscope
for the structure of the molecule? I just found the packet sent along with
my "clustered water" product. Next to the photo of a distilled water
molecule it states:

"Water is shown to have memory. This molecule of distilled water is an
example of what happens when water is stripped or had its memory erased."

Can anyone enlighten me as to what they mean by the "memory" of the water?

Thanks,
Pam




>Is Lairds or Lards France one of the 6 healing water sites you refer
>to?  If so the healing power of this site is Hydrogen Peroxide. If you
>were to take a test strip, it would test high in H2O2 naturally.  I have
>heard much about this clustered water, is it possible that clustered
>water does not hold it's energy for very long after it has been bottled,
>I wonder?
>Blessings
>Ted
>
>>
>>
>>
>> Pam
>>
>> > Okay, try to convince me.
>> > At present, I am into "clustered water"---which is "evidenced"
>> by a
>> > beautiful 6-sided water molecule--as close as DR. Lorenzen
>> could achieve to
>> > the 6-sided water molecule found at the 6 "healing" waters
>> sites around the
>> > world.
>> >
>>
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CS=alkaline?

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
Is there any chance that the drinking of CS can turn one's body terrain
alkaline? I had become very alkaline last year. I still am, but have no
idea what I did to get that way.

pam



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Re: CS>nobody home

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
> P J Grant is much nicer than Pig Rant which is what I read Bob
>>had. :>

that is so funny! perhaps I do rant--but a pig I am not any more. lost 38
lbs. in 4 months---wasn't planned--I just got a boost-start from that DW I
did--not that I want people to take that they should drink DW so as to
become anorexic too(just kidding, Terry)

pam








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>
>> It is pjgr...@northnet.org. You just need to change the i to j. Sorry, I
>> didn't send that i to you did I?
>>
>> Pam
>>
>> >Dear Pam ;
>> >
>> >I tried to send you a post at  it
>> >won't go .
>
>This is good.  P J Grant is much nicer than Pig Rant which is what I read Bob
>had. :>
>
>Marshall
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Re: CS>OT-DW--warning, this is about distilled water

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
No, thank you Dave. And I must stick up for Terry on one point:

He did not write those words, I did in relation to some people's response
to what I've send this list in the past. Yes, I have restrained myself
considerably---and unfortunately,for many. I try not to send unrelated CS
material, but this does seem VERY important. I did forget to mention that
my experience with DW was not just based upon "feelings". My hair turned
gray(terribly) and I could not deal with ANY stress at all. It would show
up almost immediately as grid line formations all around my eyes. Since
giving up the exclusive consumption of DW, my hair now is back to the
original color and no more stress lines! Who is the doctor--scientist who
believed that the deficiency of minerals is at the base of all disease? By
the way, one doctor told me that gray hair is the deficiency of copper.

Still Searching For That Next Morsel of TRUTH,
Pam





>Terry writes:> Oh no, she has done it again. No, she was not able
>to "restrain" herself.
>> Yes, it is another Pam Grant e-mail--this time on distilled
>water. Nothing
>> scientific--yet, just plain ole experience story.
>Familiar?--then don't
>> read. It's long. I'm sorry. Not highly CS related.
>> _
>> Terry,
>
>Pam
>
>Contrary to Terry's , what seemed to me, disparaging remark(s)
>"leading in" to your remarks,
>I appreciate the tone and content of your email; and am also
>encouraging, for my benefit, a chance to express an opinion (or
>question) on water without it being treated as a frivolous aside.
>
>> Okay, try to convince me.
>> At present, I am into "clustered water"---which is "evidenced"
>by a
>> beautiful 6-sided water molecule--as close as DR. Lorenzen
>could achieve to
>> the 6-sided water molecule found at the 6 "healing" waters
>sites around the
>> world.
>>
>> IN Search of TRUTH,
>
>This is what I believe, after much study, many opinions, (and
>facts) to be the most beneficial water for long term use in
>helping to optimize my well being.
>
>I hope the CS list continues to focus on being a place to find
>out the latest technical information on CS production and use but
>also continues to be accepting enough of some basic information
>that impacts the reason (I assume) that most of us participate
>i.e.. To help ourselves and others sort out the most efficacious
>methods to regain and maintain optimum health .
>
>Thanks, Pam
>
>Dave Perkins
>"enjoy being"
>
>email: dperk...@betterwayhealth.com
>web site: www.betterwayhealth.com
>
>- Original Message -
>From: Pamela Grant 
>To: 
>Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 5:47 AM
>Subject: Re: CS>OT-DW--warning, this is about distilled water
>
>
>> Oh no, she has done it again. No, she was not able to
>"restrain" herself.
>> Yes, it is another Pam Grant e-mail--this time on distilled
>water. Nothing
>> scientific--yet, just plain ole experience story.
>Familiar?--then don't
>> read. It's long. I'm sorry. Not highly CS related.
>> _
>> Terry,
>>
>> I knew I was asking for it--now I just want to know why you are
>so
>> passionate about this---I was hoping you would skip over my
>previous
>> e-mail. Well, here we go.
>>
>> >>Pamela refers to her experience of feeling worse after
>> >>drinking DW as a reason for concluding that DW is not
>> >>good to drink.
>>
>> Actually, no, I did not conclude based upon just my feelings,
>though you
>> made that assumption. I just didn't want to get into the whole
>story nor
>> mention the various practitioners who agree. At this point I
>don't even
>> remember why I wrote it. If it was to convince people NOT to
>drink DW, I
>> certainly would have written something more substantive than
>that. I am not
>> out to convince anyone NOT to drink this. I'll have to do much
>homework
>> first(if I come to that conclusion). You seem to want to
>convince--so here
>> is what I have to say. Even in this e-mail, I am not out to
>argue with
>> you---as you will see. Though arguing(or should I say stating a
>difference
>> in opinion) does seem to be allowed here.
>> _
>>
>> It is also called a "dead water"--seen the images taken from
>under a
>> microscope. I did "feel" much better when I stopped drinking
>the DW and
>> started consuming colloidal minerals. You are right to mention
>about the
>> "healing crisis". I am NOT closed minded and I HAVE considered
>all that you
>> have written here long before you wrote it. I don't know who is
>right, and
>> frankly at the time I just needed to get well again for I was
>stuck in a
>> city because of how I felt(couln't drive home it was so
>bad)--yes, due to
>> the DW(whether that was good or not...hmm--was just listening
>to my
>> body---perhaps the discussion should be whether or not our
>bodies know what
>> is best).
>>
>> Did I mention I was at a health conference when this escalated?
>Let me get
>> a little philosophical here for a moment. I was sitting in this
>conference
>> and I was going in and out of consciousness(with eyes wide
>open---eerie)

Re: CS>OT-DW--warning, this is about distilled water

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
Call Janice Campbell at 480-632- 0327 or 1-800-881-1540 X 1000




>Pam, where does one find "clustered water"?
>
>Frank in Texas
>
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Re: CS>? on generator quality

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
>>Well, there are 24,100 messages in the archives, I dare say you have
>>missed a few on topic ;-)

That is probably because I can't get to those archives---so yes, I
certainly have missed the whole darn thing


Thank you Ivan for the message below. And I just want to congratulate you
on your scores. I'm not your mother, but I feel a wave of love go out to
you and I am proud of you.

Pam





>Hi Pamela,
>

>What causes one generator to produce 'brown sludge' and another to
>produce clear CS, is... in a nutshell, the uncontrolled stripping of
>silver ions from the positive silver electrode (anode) in ever
>increasing clouds, and the aggregation of these ions into larger
>particles before they can become solvated (surrounded by water
>molecules), dispersed and stable.
>
>If a generator uses some sort of process to restrict and control the
>stripping of the anode, or increase the dispersion of the particles
>before they grow too large, then a very stable (indefinite?) clear
>colloid can be made at high concentration (15+ppm).
>Current limiting is essential in my book, this restricts the number of
>ions stripped at any moment, and if the current density of the anode is
>low enough can achieve the above alone. However this takes time and can
>be increased somewhat if active dispersion is employed, either by
>stirring or thermal convection.
>
>The physical dimensions of the generating container and electrode
>configuration are also important in the overall properties of the
>colloid.
>
>But it must be said that all CS, even the brown sludge (if intercepted
>at the gold stage) is reported to be effective in treating infection
>etc., and this is likely because of the manner in which it is absorbed
>(IMO), but the darker the brew the less stable it is likely to be and
>should not be stored for any length of time.
>
>I have posted a simple DIY generator running from a 9 - 12V wall adaptor
>which generates clear colloid :
>
>http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m10918.html
>
>Regards
>Ivan.
>
>
>- Original Message -
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>To: 
>Sent: Tuesday, 11 July 2000 18:13
>Subject: CS>? on generator quality
>
>
>>
>> What causes a particular CS maker to create brown sludge and not
>another?
>
>
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Pam



Re: CS>? on generator quality

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
> Using plain distilled water can take a couple of hours, maybe even as
>many as 5 depending on electrode spacing, electrode length, voltage and
>current output, water temperature and size of the container/batch

To achieve what? There seems to be a difference in opinion as to what ppm
the solution should contain. What do you aim for?

>To hasten the process, add a couple of tablespoons of the batch you just
>made to your next batch to jump start it

This is good to know. Thanks! Does it matter how old that jump starter is?

>If the CS is really fine, it'll have a faint metallic flavor. If it's a
>bit courser, a fairly strong metallic flavor.

Yes, it did have that flavor. Ya hoo, success! Of course I knew I had
success when the illness was gone within 5-10 minutes after drinking the
solution(probably had a bad bottle of ketchup---should have listened to
that "inner voice" that said "this ketchup is too old and you will get
sick"---actually, I am glad I ate it and found out that CS can work so
quickly on ?salmonella)

>>  I find that with water over 100 deg, I get agglomeration more

Thanks. This is what I wanted to know.

In Search of the Miracle Cure,
Pam






>   ##  I'd have to know more about your generator to give you really
>specific answers but in general.
>  It takes a fairly long time for CS to build up in distilled water.  To
>hasten the process, add a couple of tablespoons of the batch you just made
>to your next batch to jump start it. Using plain distilled water can take
>a couple of hours, maybe even as many as 5 depending on electrode spacing,
>electrode length, voltage and current output, water temperature and size
>of the container/batch.
>  If you shine a strong flashlight in a dark room onto the electrodes, you
>shall see a faint white mist dissipating off one of the electrodes.  It's
>working. It could take as long as an hour before this can be seen or just
>a few minutes.
>  A laser pointer can be used to see a Tyndal effect.
>  If you get bubbles forming, a grey deposit on one rod and/or a black
>deposit on the other, it has been working.
>  Some people can't taste CS I suppose.  I usually can if my taste buds
>aren't coated with a dairy product and I swish the cs around for a bit.
>  If the CS is really fine, it'll have a faint metallic flavor. If it's a
>bit courser, a fairly strong metallic flavor.
>
>  I find that with water over 100 deg, I get agglomeration more often and
>the CS is more likely to turn yellow after a few days.  Your setup may
>react differently. Try it.
>  Ken
>
> At 01:07 AM 7/13/00 -0500, you wrote:
>
>
>Thank you so much for your response.
>
> I made a new batch of CS yesterday as I became ill---well, with vertigo.
> The CS solution I made was the first I since getting on this list--thus,
> the first solution I've made without salt(or even this year for  that
> matter). Just one problem:  when I used salt(in the past), I saw an
> immediate release from one of the wires(a light gray in color) and in time
> the entire solution would become gray. That indicated to me to stop
> processing for to go any further the solution would turn brown.  Without
> the salt there was no color this time--even after an hour or more(should
> have paid attention to the timing--and temperature). I wondered if the
> generator was working, but it was. I see it is suggested to have  the
> temperature between 80-100. I just heated the water up and went for it as I
> knew I needed the solution right away. I drank some of the solution after
> 15 min. and again after 1/2 hr. I had to leave, but when I got home I drank
> more of the solution after 1 hr. of processing. Actually, the vertigo was
> gone after an hour had past from the first drink. Coincidence?--I don't
> know. Interesting, today I became ill after eating(pretty sure it was
> unrelated to the other day). Anyway, shortly after drinking the CS, my
> symptoms were gone--totally. This is one way to find out if my batch was
> any good--though it was clear(now I understand that it is okay and
> preferred for solution to be clear--correct?).
>
> What is my question now? I have 2 questions:
>
> 1. Does it matter if the water temperature is over 100 degrees?
>
> 2. How long should I run my generator to be sure I have a fairly potent
>batch?
>
> I want to mention that after an hour or thereabout I checked the solution
> and there was a dark brown to gray--I'd have to say it appeared
> slimy--residue attached at the end of one of the wires. What was that and
> what causes it--and is this a dtermining point at which I should decide to
> turn off the generator?
>
> PG
>
>
>
>
>
> >   Pam
> >  I started this ball so I guess I'll roll it for a  moment.
> >  The only reason I recommend against utopia is because I've seen photos of
> >what they call the very best quality CS and it appears to me to be the very
> >worst then go on to bring a 'good guy' image in by saying they only do this
> >so that their children will have the best...and now..

Re: CS>Bob Beck machines

2000-07-13 Thread Brad Kirby
Alvin
When I first did my search on egroups i used the key words "Blood
Electrification" and came up with no hits. You have to use
"bloodelectrification" in one word for it to work. it seems like they are
trying to hide it.

Alvin Rose wrote:

> Hi Brad
> I have lots of experience with the Beck Machines...I did a search on
> egroups.com didn't find anything on bloodelectrificat...@egroups.com
> Alvin Rose
>
> Brad Kirby wrote:
>
> > Dos any on on this list have any experience with Bob Beck Machines. Also
> > for your information their is a Beck list.
> > bloodelectrificat...@egroups.com
> >
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CS> WaterOz [Fwd: products and do you have a website?]

2000-07-13 Thread Sammark4
Hi all -

  I am interested in WaterOz products so wrote to the email addy Vilik had 
given in an old post.  For those interested, the original WaterOz does not 
have a website yet.  Email response from WaterOz below.   

Samantha
--- Begin Message ---
Samantha,

Thank you for the kind e-mail.  Unfortunately, your question about whether
WaterOz has a website is somewhat complicated.  At first, WaterOz company
policy was to only sell to wholesalers and retailers, so we allowed
distributors to use our name on the Internet.  But now that we are selling
to the general public, we have reclaimed our trademark, and we will be using
the http://www.wateroz.com site by mid-August.  But as of this today's date,
WaterOz has NO website of its own.  See, I told you it would be complicated.

John
WaterOz
1-800-547-2294
Rt. 1, Box 104-B
Grangeville, ID 83530

--- End Message ---


Re: CS>Re:H2O2 warnings

2000-07-13 Thread Marshall Dudley
gd...@aol.com wrote:

> In a message dated 7/12/00 11:20:25 PM Central Daylight Time,
> galing...@chariot.net.au writes:
>
> << I'm glad to see so many of you giving a warning about 35% hydrogen
>  peroxide.  Here in part is my warning..
>
>  "There are certain parts of your body that have no nerves that record
>  heat.  One of these is the external tube leading to the ear drum.  Do
>  this test. Get some 3% hydrogen peroxide ... put a few drops of it in
>  one ear with your head tilted to the side so it stays in.  Leave it in
>  if it
>  fizzles [otherwise try the other ear] for about 5 mins - then tilt
>  your ear to catch the liquid coming out.  You will feel it very warm
>  when it runs out.  When hydrogen peroxide releases oxygen it gives off
>  HEAT.  That is why you must be careful using it."
>
>  Why do you put it in your ears - to kick an inflamed throat, kill ear
>  fungi etc, and to lift impacted wax.
>
>
>  Judith.
>   >>
> Have you ever measured the tempeture reached? I am sure you will find out it
> is the same as your body temp. It warms up in the inner ear to this temp and
> the outer ear canal is cooler. So it feels warm to you. Try that.
>
> gene Downey
>
>

I agree.  I get the same effect from plain old water in the ear.  The inner ear
is essentially the same as your core temerature.  That is why the instant
therometers use this as its measurement point.

Marshall


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Re: CS>Re:H2O2 warnings

2000-07-13 Thread Gdwny
In a message dated 7/12/00 11:20:25 PM Central Daylight Time, 
galing...@chariot.net.au writes:

<< I'm glad to see so many of you giving a warning about 35% hydrogen
 peroxide.  Here in part is my warning..
 
 "There are certain parts of your body that have no nerves that record
 heat.  One of these is the external tube leading to the ear drum.  Do
 this test. Get some 3% hydrogen peroxide ... put a few drops of it in
 one ear with your head tilted to the side so it stays in.  Leave it in
 if it
 fizzles [otherwise try the other ear] for about 5 mins - then tilt
 your ear to catch the liquid coming out.  You will feel it very warm
 when it runs out.  When hydrogen peroxide releases oxygen it gives off
 HEAT.  That is why you must be careful using it."
 
 Why do you put it in your ears - to kick an inflamed throat, kill ear
 fungi etc, and to lift impacted wax.
 
 
 Judith.
  >>
Have you ever measured the tempeture reached? I am sure you will find out it 
is the same as your body temp. It warms up in the inner ear to this temp and 
the outer ear canal is cooler. So it feels warm to you. Try that.

gene Downey


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Re: CS>Nebulizer Instructions /OT tumor/cancer etc

2000-07-13 Thread Carol Ryan
Hello HB
I just read one of your old posts to the silver list and I would like to
know if you could send me the 4-5 page interview with Dr.Beck on him 4 way
protocol
Thank You
Carol Ryan



- Original Message -
From: Creston 
To: 
Sent: Saturday, December 04, 1999 4:41 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Nebulizer Instructions /OT tumor/cancer etc


> W.T.
>
> You may want to go to
> www.drclark.net
> She has just now published a new book about cancer.
>
> There are a number of mailing lists - if you search for "cancer" at
> www.onelist.com
>
> I have a 4 or 5 page interview given by Dr. Beck, talking about his 4-way
> protocol which includes cancer treatment. Email me directly if you want
it.
>
> Other Dr. Bob Beck info is at:
> www.rarebooks.net/beck/
>
> Greetings,
> H.B.
>
> 
>
>
>   Yesterday after his Dr. visit he
> > told me that they found a lump/tumor in his lung and they are about 99 %
> > sure it is cancer.
>
>
>
>
> __
> Do You Yahoo!?
> Thousands of Stores.  Millions of Products.  All in one place.
> Yahoo! Shopping: http://shopping.yahoo.com
>
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Re: CS>Teeth and CS/dental supply lines

2000-07-13 Thread w8w8
When I go to the Dentist, I bring a quart of CS and swoosh with that.  I have to
be extra careful because I go to Mexico for my dental work and wouldn't want to
drink their water even if their tubes were clean.

Thought for the day:  The argumentative panhandler begs  to differ.

Erwin

samma...@aol.com wrote:

> Hi All -
>
>   Just to jump in here... ABC's 20/20 did a segment a few months back on the
> disgusting water dentists unwittingly use in our mouths during various
> procedures.  The supply lines from their water source to the chairs hold
> water that stagnates and builds up goo, bacteria, segmented worms and other
> horrible stuff.  The pictures were disgusting.  Some dentists are catching
> on, but most still use ancient yellowed supply-line tubing that runs tens of
> feet from the source to the chairs.  The goop that grows just stays in that
> line.  Imagine having root canal work done on a Monday with water that's been
> stagnant in a gooey line all weekend?
>
>   I called my dentist after seeing that show and learned they use gallon jugs
> of bottled water under the chairs.  When the jug runs out, they change it.
> They clean and flush their short lines regularly.  If I ever change dentists,
> this will be among the most important questions I ask.  I bet this gooey
> water, used in so many procedures, is largely responsible for hideous
> infections after root canals, gum surgery and molar extractions.
>
> Regards,
> Samantha




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RE: CS>trem..good job!>Start water temperature question.

2000-07-13 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Hi Marshall,

"High temperatures add increased energy to the particles, thus increasing 
the chance they will hit each other and aggregate..."

I am aware of this effect, but don't know the optimum temp.  I have been 
running Marx's HVAC machine with start water controlled to 75 F +/- 0.5. 
 No control after start.

Occasionally, I have a batch usually in the last 15 minutes of a 2.5 hr. 
run turn yellow-tan, and no longer completely clear.

Can you offer any recommendations regarding start water temperature?

I have variables; uncontrolled room temperature and a not-well regulated 
line-voltage and no water bath to cool the vessel during the process.

And, I am not keeping track of the moon phase during generation.

James Osbourne Holmes
a...@trail.com
FTNWO


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From:   Marshall Dudley [SMTP:mdud...@execonn.com]
Sent:   Thursday, July 13, 2000 8:38 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CS>trem..good job!

Ode Wan Coyote wrote:

>  My [unproven] theory about the later yellowing:
>  1]A high concentration of charged CS particle is produced.
> 2] If the storage temperature is less than the production temperature,
> the solution wants to compact...shrink? [whatever]
> 3] If the particles are not completely hydrated [by stirring etc] they
> have interfaces available to free oxygen which has a negative charge.
> 4] This negative charge neutralizes the positive charge of some of the
> unhydrated ions and allows them to bind to each other in varying
> amounts producing an agglomeration around an oxygen atom.  This effect
> seems to be worse when using fresh ozonated water and better when that
> water is either heated or allowed to vent for several days.
>  I only get deposits when using cool water and no stirring.  They can
> get pretty thick with fresh ozonated water but diminish with that same
> batch of water if it is left loosely capped for several days.

Other possibilities to check.
5. Exposure to light, primarily uv or sunlight.
6. The ph of the CS, upon absorption of CO2 it turns acid, the increased
concentration of H+ in the CS causes the particles to NOT repell as
well, and thus aggregate.
7 Temperature.  High temperatures add increased energy to the particles,
thus increasing the chance they will hit each other and aggregate, low
temperatures reduce the browning movement, thus allowing increasing
concentrations to drift toward the bottom, thus increasing the
possibility of aggregation.

Marshall


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Re: CS>OT-DW--warning, this is about distilled water

2000-07-13 Thread Ted Windsor
Is Lairds or Lards France one of the 6 healing water sites you refer
to?  If so the healing power of this site is Hydrogen Peroxide. If you
were to take a test strip, it would test high in H2O2 naturally.  I have
heard much about this clustered water, is it possible that clustered
water does not hold it's energy for very long after it has been bottled,
I wonder?
Blessings
Ted

>
>
>
> Pam
>
> > Okay, try to convince me.
> > At present, I am into "clustered water"---which is "evidenced"
> by a
> > beautiful 6-sided water molecule--as close as DR. Lorenzen
> could achieve to
> > the 6-sided water molecule found at the 6 "healing" waters
> sites around the
> > world.
> >
>


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Re: CS>trem..good job!

2000-07-13 Thread Marshall Dudley
Ode Wan Coyote wrote:

>  My [unproven] theory about the later yellowing:
>  1]A high concentration of charged CS particle is produced.
> 2] If the storage temperature is less than the production temperature,
> the solution wants to compact...shrink? [whatever]
> 3] If the particles are not completely hydrated [by stirring etc] they
> have interfaces available to free oxygen which has a negative charge.
> 4] This negative charge neutralizes the positive charge of some of the
> unhydrated ions and allows them to bind to each other in varying
> amounts producing an agglomeration around an oxygen atom.  This effect
> seems to be worse when using fresh ozonated water and better when that
> water is either heated or allowed to vent for several days.
>  I only get deposits when using cool water and no stirring.  They can
> get pretty thick with fresh ozonated water but diminish with that same
> batch of water if it is left loosely capped for several days.

Other possibilities to check.
5. Exposure to light, primarily uv or sunlight.
6. The ph of the CS, upon absorption of CO2 it turns acid, the increased
concentration of H+ in the CS causes the particles to NOT repell as
well, and thus aggregate.
7 Temperature.  High temperatures add increased energy to the particles,
thus increasing the chance they will hit each other and aggregate, low
temperatures reduce the browning movement, thus allowing increasing
concentrations to drift toward the bottom, thus increasing the
possibility of aggregation.

Marshall


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CS>Structured water

2000-07-13 Thread Marshall Dudley
Maybe Dave can answer this.  Does a water ionizer produce structured
water?

Marshall


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Re: CS>nobody home

2000-07-13 Thread Marshall Dudley
Pamela Grant wrote:

> It is pjgr...@northnet.org. You just need to change the i to j. Sorry, I
> didn't send that i to you did I?
>
> Pam
>
> >Dear Pam ;
> >
> >I tried to send you a post at  it
> >won't go .

This is good.  P J Grant is much nicer than Pig Rant which is what I read Bob
had. :>

Marshall


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Re: CS>OT-DW--warning, this is about distilled water

2000-07-13 Thread Dave Perkins
Terry writes:> Oh no, she has done it again. No, she was not able
to "restrain" herself.
> Yes, it is another Pam Grant e-mail--this time on distilled
water. Nothing
> scientific--yet, just plain ole experience story.
Familiar?--then don't
> read. It's long. I'm sorry. Not highly CS related.
> _
> Terry,

Pam

Contrary to Terry's , what seemed to me, disparaging remark(s)
"leading in" to your remarks,
I appreciate the tone and content of your email; and am also
encouraging, for my benefit, a chance to express an opinion (or
question) on water without it being treated as a frivolous aside.

> Okay, try to convince me.
> At present, I am into "clustered water"---which is "evidenced"
by a
> beautiful 6-sided water molecule--as close as DR. Lorenzen
could achieve to
> the 6-sided water molecule found at the 6 "healing" waters
sites around the
> world.
>
> IN Search of TRUTH,

This is what I believe, after much study, many opinions, (and
facts) to be the most beneficial water for long term use in
helping to optimize my well being.

I hope the CS list continues to focus on being a place to find
out the latest technical information on CS production and use but
also continues to be accepting enough of some basic information
that impacts the reason (I assume) that most of us participate
i.e.. To help ourselves and others sort out the most efficacious
methods to regain and maintain optimum health .

Thanks, Pam

Dave Perkins
"enjoy being"

email: dperk...@betterwayhealth.com
web site: www.betterwayhealth.com

- Original Message -
From: Pamela Grant 
To: 
Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 5:47 AM
Subject: Re: CS>OT-DW--warning, this is about distilled water


> Oh no, she has done it again. No, she was not able to
"restrain" herself.
> Yes, it is another Pam Grant e-mail--this time on distilled
water. Nothing
> scientific--yet, just plain ole experience story.
Familiar?--then don't
> read. It's long. I'm sorry. Not highly CS related.
> _
> Terry,
>
> I knew I was asking for it--now I just want to know why you are
so
> passionate about this---I was hoping you would skip over my
previous
> e-mail. Well, here we go.
>
> >>Pamela refers to her experience of feeling worse after
> >>drinking DW as a reason for concluding that DW is not
> >>good to drink.
>
> Actually, no, I did not conclude based upon just my feelings,
though you
> made that assumption. I just didn't want to get into the whole
story nor
> mention the various practitioners who agree. At this point I
don't even
> remember why I wrote it. If it was to convince people NOT to
drink DW, I
> certainly would have written something more substantive than
that. I am not
> out to convince anyone NOT to drink this. I'll have to do much
homework
> first(if I come to that conclusion). You seem to want to
convince--so here
> is what I have to say. Even in this e-mail, I am not out to
argue with
> you---as you will see. Though arguing(or should I say stating a
difference
> in opinion) does seem to be allowed here.
> _
>
> It is also called a "dead water"--seen the images taken from
under a
> microscope. I did "feel" much better when I stopped drinking
the DW and
> started consuming colloidal minerals. You are right to mention
about the
> "healing crisis". I am NOT closed minded and I HAVE considered
all that you
> have written here long before you wrote it. I don't know who is
right, and
> frankly at the time I just needed to get well again for I was
stuck in a
> city because of how I felt(couln't drive home it was so
bad)--yes, due to
> the DW(whether that was good or not...hmm--was just listening
to my
> body---perhaps the discussion should be whether or not our
bodies know what
> is best).
>
> Did I mention I was at a health conference when this escalated?
Let me get
> a little philosophical here for a moment. I was sitting in this
conference
> and I was going in and out of consciousness(with eyes wide
open---eerie).
> The speaker, a doctor, walked up to my desk where I was sitting
and
> suddenly changed the subject of what he was speaking about. He
lifted up
> the bottle of water I had in front of me(mind you, it was
labeled "spring
> water"---I had it filled with DW). He began to speak about
distilled water
> and how dangerous this water can be. All I remember is him
saying it was a
> "dead water". Life always seems to have a way of bringing me
the
> information I need when I need it most--call it luck or
whatever else you
> want. This wasn't the first time and it was unmistakably my
WAKE-UP
> call!--just when I needed it most! Has this ever happened to
you? I feel I
> can safely say it happens to people--just a matter of
recognizing it---some
> call it the "golden-tongued wisdom".
> Have you ever had a deficiency and found yourself craving that
nutrient?
> The body's wisdom? I was craving minerals---yes.
> This does not mean that the DW did not have benefit.
>
> Until coming to this list, I mostly heard the negative on
DW(along with its
> 

Re: CS>OT-DW--warning, this is about distilled water

2000-07-13 Thread EJohns9525
In a message dated 07/13/2000 8:30:41 AM Central Daylight Time, 
frineha...@aol.com writes:

<< Pam, where does one find "clustered water"?
 
 Frank in Texas
 
  >>
*

I bought mine from Dr. Len Horowitz.

Edith


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Re: CS>OT-DW--warning, this is about distilled water

2000-07-13 Thread FRinehart2
Pam, where does one find "clustered water"?

Frank in Texas


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CS>apricot kernals and other fruits

2000-07-13 Thread hamilton williams
<>

  Actually I like cherries the best.  However, I'm just going by taste,
I don't know what the specs. are on the active ingredients.
  hamilton

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Re: CS>Exam results - OT ;-)

2000-07-13 Thread EJohns9525

Go Ivan, go Ivan, go Ivan!! (say this in a chanting fashion)  and 

keep up the good work.
Edith


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Re: CS>? on generator quality

2000-07-13 Thread Ode Wan Coyote
  ##  I'd have to know more about your generator to give you really 
specific answers but in general.
 It takes a fairly long time for CS to build up in distilled water.  To 
hasten the process, add a couple of tablespoons of the batch you just made 
to your next batch to jump start it. Using plain distilled water can take a 
couple of hours, maybe even as many as 5 depending on electrode spacing, 
electrode length, voltage and current output, water temperature and size of 
the container/batch.
 If you shine a strong flashlight in a dark room onto the electrodes, you 
shall see a faint white mist dissipating off one of the electrodes.  It's 
working. It could take as long as an hour before this can be seen or just a 
few minutes.

 A laser pointer can be used to see a Tyndal effect.
 If you get bubbles forming, a grey deposit on one rod and/or a black 
deposit on the other, it has been working.
 Some people can't taste CS I suppose.  I usually can if my taste buds 
aren't coated with a dairy product and I swish the cs around for a bit.
 If the CS is really fine, it'll have a faint metallic flavor. If it's a 
bit courser, a fairly strong metallic flavor.


 I find that with water over 100 deg, I get agglomeration more often and 
the CS is more likely to turn yellow after a few days.  Your setup may 
react differently. Try it.

 Ken

At 01:07 AM 7/13/00 -0500, you wrote:

Thank you so much for your response.

I made a new batch of CS yesterday as I became ill---well, with vertigo.
The CS solution I made was the first I since getting on this list--thus,
the first solution I've made without salt(or even this year for that
matter). Just one problem:  when I used salt(in the past), I saw an
immediate release from one of the wires(a light gray in color) and in time
the entire solution would become gray. That indicated to me to stop
processing for to go any further the solution would turn brown.  Without
the salt there was no color this time--even after an hour or more(should
have paid attention to the timing--and temperature). I wondered if the
generator was working, but it was. I see it is suggested to have the
temperature between 80-100. I just heated the water up and went for it as I
knew I needed the solution right away. I drank some of the solution after
15 min. and again after 1/2 hr. I had to leave, but when I got home I drank
more of the solution after 1 hr. of processing. Actually, the vertigo was
gone after an hour had past from the first drink. Coincidence?--I don't
know. Interesting, today I became ill after eating(pretty sure it was
unrelated to the other day). Anyway, shortly after drinking the CS, my
symptoms were gone--totally. This is one way to find out if my batch was
any good--though it was clear(now I understand that it is okay and
preferred for solution to be clear--correct?).

What is my question now? I have 2 questions:

1. Does it matter if the water temperature is over 100 degrees?

2. How long should I run my generator to be sure I have a fairly potent batch?

I want to mention that after an hour or thereabout I checked the solution
and there was a dark brown to gray--I'd have to say it appeared
slimy--residue attached at the end of one of the wires. What was that and
what causes it--and is this a dtermining point at which I should decide to
turn off the generator?

PG





>   Pam
>  I started this ball so I guess I'll roll it for a moment.
>  The only reason I recommend against utopia is because I've seen photos of
>what they call the very best quality CS and it appears to me to be the very
>worst then go on to bring a 'good guy' image in by saying they only do this
>so that their children will have the best...and now..they can share their
>good fortune.
>  Well maybe it's true and they don't have a clue. Heck, I even sent them
>suggestions and simple circuit diagrams to improve their quality..no 
response.

>  Ken
>
>
>At 01:13 AM 7/11/00 -0500, you wrote:
>> >The only one I recommend against is the last...Utopia
>>
>> >You can make fairly good CS
>> >with such a unit but it takes a lot of care and experimentation.  I doubt
>> >you will be able to go stronger than 3 to 5 PPM without making yellow to
>> >brown colored CS.
>>
>>What causes a particular CS maker to create brown sludge and not another?
>
>##  Mostly 'runaway' [what Ivan said in another post] where the generator
>just accelerates out of control..because it has no controls at all..not
>even operator controls.
>  Mind you, I don't know if brown CS is harmful, but I doubt it's as
>effective as a good clear CS or pale yellow.  Personally, if I happen to
>make some brown stuff while experimenting, I fill a drain with it. [yuck]
>
>>Or is that a myth? I have 2 CS makers(only tried one so far). I do get
>>brown, but that is when I leave it running too long and I was using sea
>>salt(and distilled water).
>
>##  Somehow some people think sea salt is better than an additive free pure
>salt.  Think about how many heavy metals like 

Re: CS>nobody home

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
It is pjgr...@northnet.org. You just need to change the i to j. Sorry, I
didn't send that i to you did I?

Pam




>Dear Pam ;
>
>I tried to send you a post at  it
>won't go .
>
>Frustrated
>Bob
>
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Pam



Re: CS>OT-DW--warning, this is about distilled water

2000-07-13 Thread Pamela Grant
Oh no, she has done it again. No, she was not able to "restrain" herself.
Yes, it is another Pam Grant e-mail--this time on distilled water. Nothing
scientific--yet, just plain ole experience story. Familiar?--then don't
read. It's long. I'm sorry. Not highly CS related.
_
Terry,

I knew I was asking for it--now I just want to know why you are so
passionate about this---I was hoping you would skip over my previous
e-mail. Well, here we go.

>>Pamela refers to her experience of feeling worse after
>>drinking DW as a reason for concluding that DW is not
>>good to drink.

Actually, no, I did not conclude based upon just my feelings, though you
made that assumption. I just didn't want to get into the whole story nor
mention the various practitioners who agree. At this point I don't even
remember why I wrote it. If it was to convince people NOT to drink DW, I
certainly would have written something more substantive than that. I am not
out to convince anyone NOT to drink this. I'll have to do much homework
first(if I come to that conclusion). You seem to want to convince--so here
is what I have to say. Even in this e-mail, I am not out to argue with
you---as you will see. Though arguing(or should I say stating a difference
in opinion) does seem to be allowed here.
_

It is also called a "dead water"--seen the images taken from under a
microscope. I did "feel" much better when I stopped drinking the DW and
started consuming colloidal minerals. You are right to mention about the
"healing crisis". I am NOT closed minded and I HAVE considered all that you
have written here long before you wrote it. I don't know who is right, and
frankly at the time I just needed to get well again for I was stuck in a
city because of how I felt(couln't drive home it was so bad)--yes, due to
the DW(whether that was good or not...hmm--was just listening to my
body---perhaps the discussion should be whether or not our bodies know what
is best).

Did I mention I was at a health conference when this escalated? Let me get
a little philosophical here for a moment. I was sitting in this conference
and I was going in and out of consciousness(with eyes wide open---eerie).
The speaker, a doctor, walked up to my desk where I was sitting and
suddenly changed the subject of what he was speaking about. He lifted up
the bottle of water I had in front of me(mind you, it was labeled "spring
water"---I had it filled with DW). He began to speak about distilled water
and how dangerous this water can be. All I remember is him saying it was a
"dead water". Life always seems to have a way of bringing me the
information I need when I need it most--call it luck or whatever else you
want. This wasn't the first time and it was unmistakably my WAKE-UP
call!--just when I needed it most! Has this ever happened to you? I feel I
can safely say it happens to people--just a matter of recognizing it---some
call it the "golden-tongued wisdom".
Have you ever had a deficiency and found yourself craving that nutrient?
The body's wisdom? I was craving minerals---yes.
This does not mean that the DW did not have benefit.

Until coming to this list, I mostly heard the negative on DW(along with its
ability to detox). I did start drinking the water--or that is continued
drinking it as I had the idea that I would detox from any "unwanted" heavy
metals(as I still waited for my filters to arrive). I also considered the
source of the distilled water--as it is stored in plastic containers for
God knows how long before it is bought by the consumer(no. 2 plastic---with
light passing through leaches toxins from the plastic--esp. when at room
temp.--so I have read)--and being from WalMart. Perhaps you'd want to argue
the point about the source of a person's distilled water. Chemicals do
leach---though I don't think this was the problem(entirely, anyway).

Scientific "proof" is great---but, so is my gut feeling which seldom ever
wrongs me. I would NOT go back to this water(same brand). I am not sure why
you seem to take this so seriously. Do you sell distillers or distilled
water? Or are you passionate because of the "good" DW has done?

I had a chiropractor who bought a distiller for around $800.00 It was
suppose to create highly oxegenated distilled water. I should give her a
call and ask how they are all "feeling" these days. Reportedly, even adding
a bit of this specially-made DW water to the well system will clear up and
oxegenate the well water. I somehow think that they are probably not
drinking it exclusively.

>The medical industry scorns "empirical" evidence -
>meaning subjective experiences which have been
>observed and reported by "unprofessionals" - (though
>they use it themselves whenever they feel they will
>profit) as being "unscientific" precisely because of
>the subjectivity of the report

I certainly wouldn't want to give these guys any more ammo than they
already have.

>I have, for the last 18 years,
>>forwarned my clients of the likelihood of e