Re: CS>Retinal Degeneration

2000-08-09 Thread Dean T. Miller
Hi Ole Bob,

On Wed, 09 Aug 2000 22:02:48 -0500, "Robert L. Berger"
 wrote:

>Dr Merrill Allen reports retinal regeneration. His protocol is one
>electrode in the hand and the other on an eye lid pad. The procedure is
>2.5 min on the upper lid and 2.5 min on the lower lid.

Upper and lower lids?  Umm, exactly which species is this used on.



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Re: CS>Speaking of salts and such

2000-08-09 Thread Dean T. Miller
Hi Tim,

On Wed, 9 Aug 2000 23:01:52 -0400, "Tim Eastman" 
wrote:

>I have two questions;
>1.) the 'recipe' calls for a 1/4 tsp of SEA salt (no table salt)

NO!!!   NO SALT!

Even though pure water isn't supposed to conduct -- it does.  (Water
is funny in many different ways that don't follow the rules of other
substances -- notice that water expands as it solidifies, while
practically all other substances compress.)

>2.) This is a Radio Shack type question. What kind of 'transformer'
>[adapter?] do I ask for at Radio shack which will take the place of three
>9volt batteries for my CS batches.

Radio Shack has a wall-wart that's switchable between 13.5 and 30
volts.  The 30 volt setting is fine for making CS.  (The 13.5 volt
setting is great for a Clark Zapper.)

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Re: CS>Retinal Degeneration

2000-08-09 Thread Janet Lubart



Would the Beck unit be considered a glorified TENS unit also? Would this
type of unit increase circulation to the eye area or kill parasites that are
causing problems in the area?
I did wear the TENS unit after back surgery for pain control and always had
extra energy when it was attached to my spine but noone would believe me.
This was in 1982 and considered experimental. Interesting!
Sincerely,
Janet
-Original Message-
From: Robert L. Berger 
To: silver-list 
Date: Wednesday, August 09, 2000 8:12 PM
Subject: CS>Retinal Degeneration


>Hi Ya'all;
>
>Last week someone asked about macular degeneration. It took a while but
>I found the article by Dr David C. Williams in his "Alternatives"  issue
>Vol.8, No.12 June 2000 and it refered me back to issueVol.8,No.9 March
>2000.
>
>They use the fancy name of "TENS"  Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve
>Stiomulator. All it is, is a Clark zapper running at 9 volts with 200
>micro amp output at 10 hz. The medical unit sells for $150.00 !!!
>
>Dr Merrill Allen reports retinal regeneration. His protocol is one
>electrode in the hand and the other on an eye lid pad. The procedure is
>2.5 min on the upper lid and 2.5 min on the lower lid.
>
>If interested contact Mountain Home Publishing,at 1201 Seven Locks Rd,
>Rockville, MD 20854.
>
>"Ole Bob"
>
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Re: CS>Immunization OT

2000-08-09 Thread John Rigby
Hello Jeannine & folks,

My hat off to you Jeannine!  You are a brave person. Being right is beside
the point. You are challenging a massive system.  Congratulations.
For what it is worth:
As a statistician I can say that there is absolutely no empirical evidence
for the efficacy of vaccination at all, rather evidence to its exceptional
dangers.

John

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From: 
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Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2000 11:14 AM
Subject: CS>Immunization OT


> Ok List;
>
> Re:  Immunization OT
> it appears to be a victory; when I handed the school the forms today...
they
> didn't even challenge me.  seems others may have already challenged my
local
> system.. they appeared familiar with the forms.  End of story for now.
>
> Jeannine
>
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Re: CS>Speaking of salts and such

2000-08-09 Thread Marshall Dudley
Tim Eastman wrote:

> Hi folks.
>
> I know  we have had discussion of salts here quite recently but I paid it no
> mind until some friends of mine gave me some instructions for making a
> generator and the ensuing recipe for CS.
>
> I have two questions;
> 1.) the 'recipe' calls for a 1/4 tsp of SEA salt (no table salt) for an 8oz
> batch of CS to "start" the conductance. I have read on-list to not use ANY
> salt including sea salt because salts produce nitrates (did I get that
> right?) and the sea salt is usually questionable in purity. So that first
> question is this - do I use the 1/4tsp SEA salt per 8oz Distilled water for
> conductance or just go strait D-water?

No, do not add any salt.  If you want better conduction to start then seed it
with a little of the previous batch's CS.  Regular salt is bad, it can cause the
production of silver chloride, but sea salt is worse, it has a lot of other
salts in it such as sodium fluoride, which could produce silver fluoride, a
deadly poison.

Marshall


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CS>Retinal Degeneration

2000-08-09 Thread Robert L. Berger
Hi Ya'all;

Last week someone asked about macular degeneration. It took a while but
I found the article by Dr David C. Williams in his "Alternatives"  issue
Vol.8, No.12 June 2000 and it refered me back to issueVol.8,No.9 March
2000.

They use the fancy name of "TENS"  Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve
Stiomulator. All it is, is a Clark zapper running at 9 volts with 200
micro amp output at 10 hz. The medical unit sells for $150.00 !!!

Dr Merrill Allen reports retinal regeneration. His protocol is one
electrode in the hand and the other on an eye lid pad. The procedure is
2.5 min on the upper lid and 2.5 min on the lower lid.

If interested contact Mountain Home Publishing,at 1201 Seven Locks Rd,
Rockville, MD 20854.

"Ole Bob"


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CS>Speaking of salts and such

2000-08-09 Thread Tim Eastman
Hi folks.

I know  we have had discussion of salts here quite recently but I paid it no
mind until some friends of mine gave me some instructions for making a
generator and the ensuing recipe for CS.

I have two questions;
1.) the 'recipe' calls for a 1/4 tsp of SEA salt (no table salt) for an 8oz
batch of CS to "start" the conductance. I have read on-list to not use ANY
salt including sea salt because salts produce nitrates (did I get that
right?) and the sea salt is usually questionable in purity. So that first
question is this - do I use the 1/4tsp SEA salt per 8oz Distilled water for
conductance or just go strait D-water?

2.) This is a Radio Shack type question. What kind of 'transformer'
[adapter?] do I ask for at Radio shack which will take the place of three
9volt batteries for my CS batches.

I know we've gone through these questions before - but thanks in advance for
helping me out.

Tim Eastman


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Re: CS>C/S TESTING " CANADIAN SOURCE "

2000-08-09 Thread Robert L. Berger
Grant;

There is no real customs problem. Just label it as a gift.

I have done other Canadian CS testing.

"Ole Bob:




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Re: CS>Introduction [harbor freight]

2000-08-09 Thread Gaston
blue_eyes

If this would give us a more accurate size of particles and
give us a reference of how strong the CS is, I definitely
would have an interest in the proposition, and probably many
other readers would also have.
However, I am not certain at this stage that the proposition would do that,
unless additional information is provided to us as to how it would do that.

Regards

Gaston
=
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From: "blue_eyes" 
To: 
Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2000 1:37 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Introduction [harbor freight]


> Hi "Ole Bob",
>
> Yes, I understand the need for a nice coherent beam if a
> person is going to eyeball it for the Tyndall effect.
>
> I was thinking more along the lines of having red,green and blue
> LEDs on one side of the cell and light sensors on the other side to
> measure the light transmission changes for each wavelength.
>
> Based on some of the thoughts expressed on this list,it seems
> we would expect to see changes in blue first,then green and
> finally,red. Perhaps one might wish to stop brewing when a
> certain reading in green or red is reached.
>
> This might give a qualitative spin on the conductivity readings.
> Plotting conductivity versus Tyndall readings for a brewing run
> might show something interesting.
>
> I have been keeping samples of each batch to check conductivity
> and Tyndall effect over time as I seek to stabilize my process
> and if this idea is workable, I could also check to see if there
> are shifts in wavelength readings over time. If there is a shift
> to higher readings in the green and red wavelengths,and the blue
> readings go down, this might tell us something about the changes
> in particle size as related to storage containers,light exposure,
> etc.
>
> Just thinking out loud, does anyone else have an interest in this
> sort of thing?
>
> David
> ---
>
> "Robert L. Berger" wrote:
> >
> > Hi Blue eyes;
> >
> > One needs laser diodes for this purpose and they come in 635 to 685
nanometers which is in the IR zone. NEC manufacture on page
> > 54 of Mouser cat.
> >
> > I t might be possilbe to rig up a set of optics to focus the beam from a
standard diode but it wont be simple.
> >
> > So the hunt is still one for other color laser diodes.
> >
> > "Ole Bob"
> >
> > > s
> >
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CS>C/S TESTING " CANADIAN SOURCE "

2000-08-09 Thread GRANT MCKENZIE

Still looking for a  " Canadian " source of lab testing  for c/s.. Find
it hard to believe  there were no Canadian responses last time.???

 Grant..


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CS>cancer

2000-08-09 Thread Fernwoods
In a message dated 08/09/2000 6:44:02 AM Romance Daylight Time, 
silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com writes:

<< 
 I am very interested in Beck's 4 point protocol for cancer (and other
 diseases). I am going to try to cure my lyme with it. The protocol is as
 follows:
 
 1. Blood electrification
 2. Colloidal silver
 3. Magnetic pulser
 4. Ozonated water
 
 Here are two sites that have more detail (they may not be the best sources,
 but they will send you in the right direction):
 
 http://www.mrbean.net.au/~wlast/cancerremissions.htm
 http://www.toolsforhealing.com/Health/Beck/Beck_Info.htm
 
 One of our list members survived cancer. He is very inspirational. Here is
 his site (worth taking a look at!). He goes into the most important points
 in healing among many other things:
 http://www.betterwayhealth.com/cancer-survivor.asp
 
 I just recently read an endorsement of Carnivora, which is made from Venus
 Fly Trap:
 http://www.alphazee.com/v/venus.html
 
 Willard Water site:
 http://www.dr-willardswater.com/sixty.html
 
 Cayenne Pepper (opens vessels to get treatments to the deep tissues)
 http://home.online.no/~dusan/books/herbal_cayenne1.html
 
 Bragg's live foods:
 http://www.bragg.com/lfpset.html
 
 Cancer cures (which work for other illnesses, too):
 http://www.worldwithoutcancer.com/faq.html
 http://www.retired-americans.com/cancer-1.html
 
 Colostrum and Transfer Factor
 http://www.supercolostrum.com/colostrum/Information/information2.htm >>


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Re: CS>Introduction [harbor freight]

2000-08-09 Thread Marshall Dudley
One must not confuse the tyndall with the absorption curve for CS.  They 
tyndall drops off rapidly with decreasing particle size, and
with increasing wavelength.  Thus a blue beam will show a great deal more 
tyndall than a red beam (that is why the sky and skim milk
appear blue).  But I think the ratio between the intensities of the different 
colors will remain essentially the same, independent of
particle size.  I will have to pull out my old papers and find the actual 
equations to be sure.

On the other hand, the aborption curve for particles is rather sharp for any 
one size, and starts at uv for very small particles, and
the wavelength decreases with increasing particle size moving into blue (looks 
yellow), green (looks orange), yellow (looks red),
orange (looks green), red (looks blue) and infrared (back to colorless again).

So the tyndall is a totally different effect than the apparent color.

Marshall

blue_eyes wrote:

> Hi "Ole Bob",
>
> Yes, I understand the need for a nice coherent beam if a
> person is going to eyeball it for the Tyndall effect.
>
> I was thinking more along the lines of having red,green and blue
> LEDs on one side of the cell and light sensors on the other side to
> measure the light transmission changes for each wavelength.
>
> Based on some of the thoughts expressed on this list,it seems
> we would expect to see changes in blue first,then green and
> finally,red. Perhaps one might wish to stop brewing when a
> certain reading in green or red is reached.
>
> This might give a qualitative spin on the conductivity readings.
> Plotting conductivity versus Tyndall readings for a brewing run
> might show something interesting.
>
> I have been keeping samples of each batch to check conductivity
> and Tyndall effect over time as I seek to stabilize my process
> and if this idea is workable, I could also check to see if there
> are shifts in wavelength readings over time. If there is a shift
> to higher readings in the green and red wavelengths,and the blue
> readings go down, this might tell us something about the changes
> in particle size as related to storage containers,light exposure,
> etc.
>
> Just thinking out loud, does anyone else have an interest in this
> sort of thing?
>
> David
> ---
>
> "Robert L. Berger" wrote:
> >
> > Hi Blue eyes;
> >
> > One needs laser diodes for this purpose and they come in 635 to 685 
> > nanometers which is in the IR zone. NEC manufacture on page
> > 54 of Mouser cat.
> >
> > I t might be possilbe to rig up a set of optics to focus the beam from a 
> > standard diode but it wont be simple.
> >
> > So the hunt is still one for other color laser diodes.
> >
> > "Ole Bob"
> >
> > > s
> >
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Re: CS>Introduction [harbor freight]

2000-08-09 Thread Carol Webb
I just wanted to tell someone: we have a beautiful 
T.E. in our CS. We used an ordinary flashlight, 
but in the dark, which I hadn't done before.

On 9 Aug 2000, at 16:37, blue_eyes wrote:

> Yes, I understand the need for a nice
> coherent beam if a person is going to eyeball
> it for the Tyndall effect.


Kind Regards
Carol


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CS>Immunization OT

2000-08-09 Thread DeathBH
Ok List;

Re:  Immunization OT 
it appears to be a victory; when I handed the school the forms today... they 
didn't even challenge me.  seems others may have already challenged my local 
system.. they appeared familiar with the forms.  End of story for now. 

Jeannine 


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CS>Re: silver-digest Digest V100 #593

2000-08-09 Thread HelenW8262
In a message dated 8/9/00 8:09:21 AM Pacific Daylight Time, 
silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com writes:

<< your God, and if that is what this list is all about,
 I think that other Gods should be given equal time.  

 Allah is the Arabian Supreme Being, "El" or the Hebrew
 "Eli". He is the Creator God of ancient Arabia who was
 seen as the father and king of the other gods. When
 Muhammad speaks of Allah, there is no god but He.
 Allah is the All-high, the All-glorious Creator and
 Guardian over everything. Allah rewards and punishes,
 He is omniscient, universal and all powerful. In
 essence, it is the submission to the will of Allah
 that makes Islam what it is. There is no intermediary
 with man and Allah, one approaches Allah directly in
 prayer and in the reciting of the Quran.
 
 Thank you, and praise Allah
 
 Salman al-`Awdah >>
Why don't we all junp in here and just forget what the list is all about???


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Re: CS>Introduction [harbor freight]

2000-08-09 Thread John Kolb
On Wed, 9 Aug 2000, blue_eyes wrote:

> I just checked the Mouser Electronics catalogue (on compact disk)
> and found "regular" LEDs that are blue (430nm), green (565nm),
> yellow (585nm) and red (660nm).

Of course, these put out a beam of light anywhere from 36 to
120 degrees wide, not the 1/2" circle at 50 feet spot of a laser
pointer so an optical system of some sort would have to be added.

John


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CS>Jaguar Enterprises

2000-08-09 Thread DotsieBoo
I just received this from Michael Forrest from Jaguar Enterprises if anyone 
is interested.
Hello there
The federal trade commission is trying to bust Jaguar
Enterprises for "unfair and deceptive acts or
practices in violation of sections 5 and 12 of the FTC
Act". They have requested many things, among them
being support for the health claims being made for my
devices. If you have experienced any help or cures
from my devices then please email me a report of this
so I can present it to them. Even though there is no
risk to you, you may request me to leave off your name
from your report. In advance I thank you for this and
also for any prayers you may say on my behalf.
take care

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Re: CS>Introduction [harbor freight]

2000-08-09 Thread blue_eyes
Hi "Ole Bob",

Yes, I understand the need for a nice coherent beam if a
person is going to eyeball it for the Tyndall effect.

I was thinking more along the lines of having red,green and blue
LEDs on one side of the cell and light sensors on the other side to
measure the light transmission changes for each wavelength.

Based on some of the thoughts expressed on this list,it seems
we would expect to see changes in blue first,then green and
finally,red. Perhaps one might wish to stop brewing when a
certain reading in green or red is reached.

This might give a qualitative spin on the conductivity readings.
Plotting conductivity versus Tyndall readings for a brewing run
might show something interesting.

I have been keeping samples of each batch to check conductivity
and Tyndall effect over time as I seek to stabilize my process
and if this idea is workable, I could also check to see if there
are shifts in wavelength readings over time. If there is a shift
to higher readings in the green and red wavelengths,and the blue
readings go down, this might tell us something about the changes
in particle size as related to storage containers,light exposure,
etc.

Just thinking out loud, does anyone else have an interest in this
sort of thing?

David
---  

"Robert L. Berger" wrote:
> 
> Hi Blue eyes;
> 
> One needs laser diodes for this purpose and they come in 635 to 685 
> nanometers which is in the IR zone. NEC manufacture on page
> 54 of Mouser cat.
> 
> I t might be possilbe to rig up a set of optics to focus the beam from a 
> standard diode but it wont be simple.
> 
> So the hunt is still one for other color laser diodes.
> 
> "Ole Bob"
> 
> > s
> 
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RE: CS>hiv

2000-08-09 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Hi Marshall,

" I still say that the Clark Zapper and Beck units both work."

Any comment on Croft?  [Putting aside the orgone bit]

Thanks in advance.

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


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Sent:   Wednesday, August 09, 2000 4:04 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CS>hiv

"Dean T. Miller" wrote:

> Hi Marshall,
>
> >I am
> >pretty sure the Beck unit also limits to 10 Ma, so it would in effect have 
> >the
> >same voltage as the Clark unit when attached.
>
> I wish that were true, but it's not.  The beck unit (the DC blood
> electrifier) uses 30 to 35 volts across the electrodes -- WHEN
> ATTACHED!  That's probably okay because the current should still be
> under 1 mA -- but it's close to the limit.
>

I just checked with a manufacturer of the Beck device and their web page says 
that
the device puts out 27 volts and is current limited to 100 microamps into the 
body
resistance of approximately 2000 ohms. That works out to a voltage of .2 volts
across the electrodes.  Since the Beck device uses electrodes smaller than I use
with Clark unit, the resistance sounds just about right.

The Beck patent at
http://patent.womplex.ibm.com/details?&pn=US05139684__&s_detd=1#detd says:

 "Recent experiments have proven that exposure to electric fields induced by 
supply
voltages of 2-4 volts produces electric current flow through blood of the order 
of
1 to 100 microamperes. "

So Beck's patent says that they are only getting 2 to 4 volts for their 100
microamps.  With the smaller electrodes that fits right in with my measurements
with the zapper.

So with the Beck you get .1 mA at 2 to 4 volts and with the Clark you get 5 mA 
at 2
to 4 volts.  It appears to me that the Clark unit is putting out more than the 
Beck
unit, not the other way around.  Starting voltage is irrelevent when you current
limit, what is important is the voltage and current when fully loaded.

27 Volts without a current limit would be deadly. I have heard of people getting
killed off a 12 volt car battery since the body provides a remarkably low
resistance when wet or sweaty.

I still say that the Clark Zapper and Beck units both work.

Marshall



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Re: CS>Introduction

2000-08-09 Thread aKa Jhon
Allah is Arab for YHVH in Hebrew,,Jehovah and Lord in English and whatever
in other tongues..same GOD,,
imho
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From: "Salman al-'Awdah" 
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2000 8:52 AM
Subject: CS>Introduction


|
| I have been, as you say, "lurking", and have been
| fascinated by the wonderful cures you have been able
| to report.  I have always been skeptical of Western
| medicine and Western doctors.  It is good to be able
| to read about alternatives that work. Unfortunately,
| there seems to be an abundance of letters that discuss
| your God, and if that is what this list is all about,
| I think that other Gods should be given equal time.
|
| Allah is the Arabian Supreme Being, "El" or the Hebrew
| "Eli". He is the Creator God of ancient Arabia who was
| seen as the father and king of the other gods. When
| Muhammad speaks of Allah, there is no god but He.
| Allah is the All-high, the All-glorious Creator and
| Guardian over everything. Allah rewards and punishes,
| He is omniscient, universal and all powerful. In
| essence, it is the submission to the will of Allah
| that makes Islam what it is. There is no intermediary
| with man and Allah, one approaches Allah directly in
| prayer and in the reciting of the Quran.
|
| Thank you, and praise Allah
|
| Salman al-`Awdah
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Re: CS>hiv

2000-08-09 Thread Marshall Dudley
"Dean T. Miller" wrote:

> Hi Marshall,
>
> >I am
> >pretty sure the Beck unit also limits to 10 Ma, so it would in effect have 
> >the
> >same voltage as the Clark unit when attached.
>
> I wish that were true, but it's not.  The beck unit (the DC blood
> electrifier) uses 30 to 35 volts across the electrodes -- WHEN
> ATTACHED!  That's probably okay because the current should still be
> under 1 mA -- but it's close to the limit.
>

I just checked with a manufacturer of the Beck device and their web page says 
that
the device puts out 27 volts and is current limited to 100 microamps into the 
body
resistance of approximately 2000 ohms. That works out to a voltage of .2 volts
across the electrodes.  Since the Beck device uses electrodes smaller than I use
with Clark unit, the resistance sounds just about right.

The Beck patent at
http://patent.womplex.ibm.com/details?&pn=US05139684__&s_detd=1#detd says:

 "Recent experiments have proven that exposure to electric fields induced by 
supply
voltages of 2-4 volts produces electric current flow through blood of the order 
of
1 to 100 microamperes. "

So Beck's patent says that they are only getting 2 to 4 volts for their 100
microamps.  With the smaller electrodes that fits right in with my measurements
with the zapper.

So with the Beck you get .1 mA at 2 to 4 volts and with the Clark you get 5 mA 
at 2
to 4 volts.  It appears to me that the Clark unit is putting out more than the 
Beck
unit, not the other way around.  Starting voltage is irrelevent when you current
limit, what is important is the voltage and current when fully loaded.

27 Volts without a current limit would be deadly. I have heard of people getting
killed off a 12 volt car battery since the body provides a remarkably low
resistance when wet or sweaty.

I still say that the Clark Zapper and Beck units both work.

Marshall



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Re: CS>hiv

2000-08-09 Thread Marshall Dudley
OK, I just pulled out my scope and took some measurements with the clark zapper.

First I looked at the schematic in the book, and it shows a 1 K resistor for R3.
So 9 volts on 1k would be 9 mA short circuit. See previous postings of this
schematic by me to this group to verify if you like.  When I was working in
industry the UL requirement was 10 mA of leakage max. so this makes sense to me.

Open circuit I was getting right at 9 volts peak to peak.  With the hand holds
wetted and held I was getting a 3.2 volt peak to peak signal.  So we had 3.2 
volts
across the hands, and 5.8 volts drop across the output resistor of the zapper
(assuming 0 output impedance of the driver).  That works out to 5.8 mA in this
case.  3.2 Volts divided by 5.8 mA is 551 ohms resistance from hand to hand, 
which
is right in line with what I typically measure for this type of setup.  I don't
know where you get the body resistance is 200K, the body is full of blood, which
has salt in it, and is very conductive.  Dry skin will give readings of this 
order,
but not wet skin over a large area of several square inches as when holding the
hand holds with a wet paper towel.

The 3.2 volts is fairly close to the 2.6 volts loaded that was given earlier. 
So I
stand by my original statement.

However there is one oddity. My body ends up looking like a 2.4 volt battery in
series with a 551 ohm resistor.  The pulses do not return to ground but go only 
as
low as 3.2 volts  So the 3.2 volt square wave is really going from 2.4 volts to 
5.8
volts.  That is it is centered on about 4.1 volts.  I am not sure what the
polarization is or where it is coming from.  So in reality we actually have a
reverse current during the low part of the cycle of about half the amplitude of 
the
positive current during the postive part.

I find this odd, and will have to think about it to figure out why.

Marshall



"Dean T. Miller" wrote:

> Hi Marshall,
>
> On Wed, 09 Aug 2000 12:00:29 -0400, Marshall Dudley
>  wrote:
>
> >The Clark Zapper runs approximately 9V peak to peak, not 2.6 Volts open
> >circuit.  Once attached it may be 2.6 volts, but that is due to the current
> >limiting and the loading by the body to limit it to the maximum of 10 mA.
>
> I haven't checked recently, but I thought that Clark was shooting for
> about 7 volts for the pulse when attached (held in the hands).  Also,
> the current limit is 1 mA, isn't it?  At least, that's the safety
> guideline put out by one "official" group.
>
> Normal body resistance to DC current is 200,000+ Ohms.  It's lower to
> pulses, but not low enough to put too much current (over 1 mA) through
> the body at 10 volts.
>
> If the pulse is only 2.6 volts, the driver circuit apparently isn't
> able to supply enough current, which also means that the pulse shape
> won't be close to a square wave.
>
> >I am
> >pretty sure the Beck unit also limits to 10 Ma, so it would in effect have 
> >the
> >same voltage as the Clark unit when attached.
>
> I wish that were true, but it's not.  The beck unit (the DC blood
> electrifier) uses 30 to 35 volts across the electrodes -- WHEN
> ATTACHED!  That's probably okay because the current should still be
> under 1 mA -- but it's close to the limit.
>
> -- Dean -- from (almost) Duh Moyn  (CDP, KB0ZDF)
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Re: CS>hiv

2000-08-09 Thread Dean T. Miller
Hi Marshall,

On Wed, 09 Aug 2000 12:00:29 -0400, Marshall Dudley
 wrote:

>The Clark Zapper runs approximately 9V peak to peak, not 2.6 Volts open
>circuit.  Once attached it may be 2.6 volts, but that is due to the current
>limiting and the loading by the body to limit it to the maximum of 10 mA.  

I haven't checked recently, but I thought that Clark was shooting for
about 7 volts for the pulse when attached (held in the hands).  Also,
the current limit is 1 mA, isn't it?  At least, that's the safety
guideline put out by one "official" group.

Normal body resistance to DC current is 200,000+ Ohms.  It's lower to
pulses, but not low enough to put too much current (over 1 mA) through
the body at 10 volts.  

If the pulse is only 2.6 volts, the driver circuit apparently isn't
able to supply enough current, which also means that the pulse shape
won't be close to a square wave.

>I am
>pretty sure the Beck unit also limits to 10 Ma, so it would in effect have the
>same voltage as the Clark unit when attached.

I wish that were true, but it's not.  The beck unit (the DC blood
electrifier) uses 30 to 35 volts across the electrodes -- WHEN
ATTACHED!  That's probably okay because the current should still be
under 1 mA -- but it's close to the limit.

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


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Re: CS>fungal infections

2000-08-09 Thread Dean T. Miller
Hi John,

On Wed, 9 Aug 2000 22:18:27 +1000, "John Rigby" 
wrote:

> We primarily work with the Big C as it is the most feared and rapidly
>becoming most common affliction. 848 fully documented medically
>prognosticated terminal cases - including yours truly, without a single
>loss.

Whoa!!  Is the documentation available somewhere online???  If not,
why not?  :)

>HOWEVER the "THE Programme" is holistic and most people would rather die
>than follow it!
>No more booze, no smoking, no sugar, no meat,  no Coke (either kind), no
>more Macktuckey, circadian controlled activities,
>etc.,
>It sounds funny to say/write it, but to cure yourself requires that you
>become healthy.  Change the diet, change the lifestyle, change the attitude
>and the body will do its best.

I suspect you're being too strict (not that it doesn't work).

In the 60's I had a friend (Bob Arnold) what was diagnosed with
terminal cancer and had 6 months to live (I've forgotten exactly where
the cancer was -- I suspect somewhere in the abdomen).  

He was an upper-level manager at a distribution company in the Boston
area.  He figured that since he had 6 months to live, he was going to
do what he'd always wanted to do -- have a small horse ranch.  So he
quit the company and bought about 30 acres in rural Connecticut and a
few horses.  He stopped eating "good" food (a little meat, lots of
veggies, etc.) and started eating what he wanted to eat -- lots of
steaks and pork chops.

The last time I talked to him, he was still running his "ranch."  That
was about 10 years ago (his cancer disappeared before the 6 months was
up).

>So while I, like most, avidly search for the "Golden Bullet", the "Magic
>Pill or Potion", nothing to date suggests that there is any other answer
>than to get healthy to finally cure more than your CURRENT symptoms.

There are probably some golden bullets or cures -- but the biggest is
attitude, IMO.  Do what you really want to do with your life!

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


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Re: CS>Introduction

2000-08-09 Thread Dean T. Miller
Hi Salman,

On Wed, 9 Aug 2000 05:52:13 -0700 (PDT), "Salman al-'Awdah"
 wrote:

>I have been, as you say, "lurking", and have been
>fascinated by the wonderful cures you have been able
>to report.  I have always been skeptical of Western
>medicine and Western doctors.  It is good to be able
>to read about alternatives that work. 

Yup.  The big business of medical care wants to control how we think
about begin healthy.  It's happening all over the world, but mostly in
North America and western Europe.

>Unfortunately,
>there seems to be an abundance of letters that discuss
>your God, and if that is what this list is all about,
>I think that other Gods should be given equal time.  

Ah, but the God of Moses and the God of Jesus is also the God of the
Prophet Mohammad.

What's unfortunate is that organized religions have distorted the old
teachings enough so that the Gods appear to be different.  So we have
wars over the different *interpretations* of God promoted by the
modern day religious leaders.  If I were a betting man, I'd bet that
God isn't pleased with any of them.

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RE: CS>Interesting but off topic

2000-08-09 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Like I keep saying; most history is a complete fraud.
James Osbourne Holmes
a...@trail.com
FTNWO


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Subject:CS>Interesting but off topic

Ancient highly technological objects found that are 20,000 to 318,000 years old.

http://home.fireplug.net/~rshand/streams/science/russcrew.html

Marshall


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Re: CS>Silver wire

2000-08-09 Thread Marsha Hallett

> Marsha,
> Sure enjoy your comentary!! May I purchase wire from you?
> Thank you.
> Janet

Dear Janet, Thanks!
My wire supply is gone, and as I`m getting ready to move to Utah in a few
weeks, I don`t think I`ll get a new order until I get there. I hope someone
else on the list can help!
Sorry...
Marsha


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Re: CS>Introduction [harbor freight]

2000-08-09 Thread Robert L. Berger
Hi Blue eyes;

One needs laser diodes for this purpose and they come in 635 to 685 nanometers 
which is in the IR zone. NEC manufacture on page
54 of Mouser cat.

I t might be possilbe to rig up a set of optics to focus the beam from a 
standard diode but it wont be simple.

So the hunt is still one for other color laser diodes.

"Ole Bob"


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Re: CS>Standardization

2000-08-09 Thread Robert L. Berger
Hello Carol;

I did not send the Flemming story it probaby was the just plain "Bob". That
is why I use "Ole Bob".

As for T.E.,  the presence of  a T.E. is the assurance of a colloid for the
beginner in the art of CS brewing. When one knows what ppm is being made
then the job is to refine the process to make the same ppm with almost no
T.E.(one needs test equipment for this).  Then one has about the best
product that one can make. For example when making HVAC with the arc method
in a CO2 atmosphere it is possible to make a CS with 20 to 30 ppm and with
almost zero T.E.  (not for the beginner)

When I use 1/2" spacing with 3 1/2" wet length and 26 vdc with constant
stirring with 14 oz of Dw with a conductance of 1 uS I can make 10 to 15 ppm
with a very  very weak T.E. While I have a Hanna TDS1 it is useless for
measuring low conductivity. I use my own conductivity meter and can measure
to .10 uS. For example if I make a 10 uS solution as measured by my
instrumentation then the TDS1 will read 4 and it cannot be adjusted lower.

I hope this helps.

"Ole Bob"





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Re: CS>Re:Silver

2000-08-09 Thread Robert L. Berger
Hi Harsha;

Just document everything you do so that you do not cover ther same ground twice.

"Ole Bob"




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Re: CS>Introduction [harbor freight]

2000-08-09 Thread blue_eyes
Hi Folks,

I just checked the Mouser Electronics catalogue (on compact disk)
and found "regular" LEDs that are blue (430nm), green (565nm),
yellow (585nm) and red (660nm).

We could be on to something here.

David

rogalt...@aol.com wrote:
>Snip<
> I was wondering if anyone knew if lasers can be purchased in different wave 
> lengths. If they can, wouldn't an assortment of
these lasers provide an estimate of maximum CS particle size? Roger

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CS>Interesting but off topic

2000-08-09 Thread Marshall Dudley
Ancient highly technological objects found that are 20,000 to 318,000 years old.

http://home.fireplug.net/~rshand/streams/science/russcrew.html

Marshall


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Re: CS>Re:Silver

2000-08-09 Thread Harsha Godavari
Sorry for the PEM that got away.

Regards
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CS>Re:Silver

2000-08-09 Thread Harsha Godavari
Hi Bob:
Received the Silver wire yesterday. Thank you very much> Now I have no
excuse  to delay making the elixir any longer . Any last minute hints :-)

Regards
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Re: CS>hiv

2000-08-09 Thread Marshall Dudley
Katie Jay wrote:

> Clarkâ?Ts "syncro zap"
> running at her standard 30 khz (considered many octaves too high to be
> effective)
> actually measures only ~2.6V peak to peak under load (~2000 ohms) at palms.
> This is an order of magnitude too low to have any real effect beyond
> placebo.

The Clark Zapper runs approximately 9V peak to peak, not 2.6 Volts open
circuit.  Once attached it may be 2.6 volts, but that is due to the current
limiting and the loading by the body to limit it to the maximum of 10 mA.  I am
pretty sure the Beck unit also limits to 10 Ma, so it would in effect have the
same voltage as the Clark unit when attached.

Marshall


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Re: CS>SINGING THE BLUES

2000-08-09 Thread Henry Reed
Mr. Devour,  my compliments on an excellent summary of the situation!! 
pj

"M. G. Devour" wrote:
> 
> Excellent work, Jeff!
> 
> Far too many folks would be too intimidated to even attempt to
> research and refute the argyria claim.
> 
> I'll be straightforward on the question. I don't know that a whole
> bunch of us aren't going to turn blue someday. It's no more *proven*
> that CS is perfectly safe than it is *proven* that it's dangerous.
> 
> What we have (and *all* that we have) are widespread anecdotal
> evidence, a few limited studies, and some straightforward
> computations we can do that suggests we'll be okay:
> 
> * Nobody we know of has turned blue yet from taking pure, small
> particle, electrolytically made colloidal silver. Some experimentors
> have been taking many ounces per day for a number of years.
> 
> * The only folks we know of who *have* turned blue have had extreme
> occupational exposure to silver dust or silver compounds, or used
> **doctor prescribed** nostrums containing high concentrations of
> silver salts or other silver compounds. Most of these cases seem to
> date back to the 50's or before.
> 
> * I've heard tell of some folks who have fed large quantities of CS
> to laboratory animals with no ill effects. I can't point to the
> specific study, so I hope someone else on the list can give us a URL.
> 
> * If you compare the quantities of silver metal known to be required
> to develop argyria with the amount consumed in any reasonable use of
> low concentration CS you'll quickly recognize that we are at least a
> couple of orders of magnitude lower.
> 
> * Finally, a couple of folks here have done tests that show that a
> large amount, if not substantially all, of the silver ingested from
> CS is excreted by the body over a reasonable period of time. Combine
> this with the low quantities mentioned in the last point, and you'll
> see an even greater margin of safety suggest itself.
> 
> The only areas of concern I would mention are these:
> 
> There are some silver preparations available that advertise
> concentrations of many tens of ppm to several hundred ppm. Since
> most of our experience is with CS that is 20 ppm or less, users of
> those high concentration preparations should be careful *not* to
> overuse their product based on other people's reports of using
> larger quantities of 5-10 ppm CS. Adjust dosage for the concentration
> of the product so total silver metal consumed is similar.
> 
> Some of the products sold as CS, particularly by health food stores
> and some MLM's, are over-priced and of questionable quality. Some
> have been tested and shown to contain little or no silver, artificial
> color, additives, or chemical residues from bulk manufacturing
> processes that are not the same as we talk about here.
> 
> I also recommend that if you haven't used CS before, or you are
> trying a new or different product, to always start out with an
> extremely small first dose. I'm talking about a few drops to a half
> teaspoon or so. There may be some people who respond badly to silver,
> possibly because of an allergic reaction. A very small initial dose
> will lessen the chance of a serious reaction.
> 
> Also, be aware of the Jarisch-Herxheimer reaction, or Herx, also
> known as a healing crisis. This occurs when you kill off pathogens in
> your body, releasing the toxins in their cells into the blood stream
> all at once. This, again, suggests starting small and increasing the
> dose slowly to avoid intense or severe reactions.
> 
> All that being said, I want to repeat that we have no guarantees.
> Unless and until multi-megabuck studies can be done, this stuff
> remains experimental and you're using it at your own risk. The only
> person who can decide if it's safe to try is you, after gathering as
> much information as you can and consulting whatever professional
> advisers that you trust.
> 
> Be well,
> 
> Mike Devour
> silver-list owner
> 
> Disclaimer:
> 
> I, MICHAEL DEVOUR, DISCLAIM ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE USE OR MISUSE
> OF THE INFORMATION, INCLUDING LINKS, PROVIDED ON THIS LIST. EVERY
> INDIVIDUAL SHOULD OBTAIN COMPETENT MEDICAL ADVICE BEFORE USING THIS
> INFORMATION. THIS FREE INFORMATION HAS NOT BEEN VERIFIED BY ME AND IS
> PROVIDED SOLELY FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES TO INDIVIDUALS INTERESTED
> IN THESE TOPICS.
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CS>Religion

2000-08-09 Thread Robert L. Berger
Mike;

Do your job.

I have taught bible 45 years and am one of those "funnymentalist" that
believe it, write about it, and try to live it.

This list is no place for such a controversial subject.

A person convinced against his will is of the same opinion still.


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Re: CS>SINGING THE BLUES

2000-08-09 Thread Carol Webb
Hello Mike,
Fortunately I hadn't heard of Argyria before 
learning about CS. But if I had I wouldn't have 
felt safe enough to confide in our M.D.

Your mail answers the questions which are 
posed by seeing companies offering high ppm 
CS as if it is an advantage. We were actually 
trying to work out how to make a high ppm, 
since when the meter reaches optimum level the 
CS is ready, and letting it run longer means 
sludge. So, we don't need to bother now.

The other information is useful too.

Kind Regards
Carol


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CS>The Truth thread...

2000-08-09 Thread M. G. Devour
Salman wrote:
> It is good to be able to read about alternatives that work.
> Unfortunately, there seems to be an abundance of letters that
> discuss your God, and if that is what this list is all about, I
> think that other Gods should be given equal time.

Katie wrote:
> ... although the spirit needs healing, I am more interested in
> learning here about alternative treatments for my lyme disease. 

There is an undertone of mystical or spiritual issues that all too
often pops up in discussions on this list. That's inevitable, given
the diversity of interests we all have.

My policy is to limit these discussions pretty strictly so that they 
do not overwhelm the list nor degenerate into bickering or open 
warfare, either of which would greatly hurt those who have come here 
seeking help and healing.

The current thread on "Truth" has been handled well by the
participants to this point, but it has about run it's course, I
believe, as suggested by Salman's and Katie's remarks. 

As always, I don't strictly prohibit much of anything except clearly 
aggressive behavior. Instead I expect each of us to show tolerance, 
sensitivity, and self-restraint, especially in areas as potentially 
divisive as religion or politics. 

The occasional passing reference, greeting, or giving of thanks is
okay, as I don't see a need to censor who we *are*. Much beyond that
needs to be handled with great care -- and as little as possible.

I welcome each of you, and thank you all for your consideration.

Be well,

Mike Devour
silver-list owner
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Re: CS>SINGING THE BLUES

2000-08-09 Thread M. G. Devour
Excellent work, Jeff! 

Far too many folks would be too intimidated to even attempt to
research and refute the argyria claim.

I'll be straightforward on the question. I don't know that a whole 
bunch of us aren't going to turn blue someday. It's no more *proven* 
that CS is perfectly safe than it is *proven* that it's dangerous.

What we have (and *all* that we have) are widespread anecdotal 
evidence, a few limited studies, and some straightforward 
computations we can do that suggests we'll be okay:

* Nobody we know of has turned blue yet from taking pure, small 
particle, electrolytically made colloidal silver. Some experimentors 
have been taking many ounces per day for a number of years.

* The only folks we know of who *have* turned blue have had extreme
occupational exposure to silver dust or silver compounds, or used
**doctor prescribed** nostrums containing high concentrations of
silver salts or other silver compounds. Most of these cases seem to
date back to the 50's or before.

* I've heard tell of some folks who have fed large quantities of CS
to laboratory animals with no ill effects. I can't point to the
specific study, so I hope someone else on the list can give us a URL.

* If you compare the quantities of silver metal known to be required 
to develop argyria with the amount consumed in any reasonable use of 
low concentration CS you'll quickly recognize that we are at least a 
couple of orders of magnitude lower.

* Finally, a couple of folks here have done tests that show that a
large amount, if not substantially all, of the silver ingested from
CS is excreted by the body over a reasonable period of time. Combine
this with the low quantities mentioned in the last point, and you'll
see an even greater margin of safety suggest itself.

The only areas of concern I would mention are these:

There are some silver preparations available that advertise
concentrations of many tens of ppm to several hundred ppm. Since
most of our experience is with CS that is 20 ppm or less, users of
those high concentration preparations should be careful *not* to
overuse their product based on other people's reports of using
larger quantities of 5-10 ppm CS. Adjust dosage for the concentration 
of the product so total silver metal consumed is similar.

Some of the products sold as CS, particularly by health food stores
and some MLM's, are over-priced and of questionable quality. Some
have been tested and shown to contain little or no silver, artificial
color, additives, or chemical residues from bulk manufacturing
processes that are not the same as we talk about here.

I also recommend that if you haven't used CS before, or you are 
trying a new or different product, to always start out with an 
extremely small first dose. I'm talking about a few drops to a half 
teaspoon or so. There may be some people who respond badly to silver,
possibly because of an allergic reaction. A very small initial dose
will lessen the chance of a serious reaction.

Also, be aware of the Jarisch-Herxheimer reaction, or Herx, also 
known as a healing crisis. This occurs when you kill off pathogens in 
your body, releasing the toxins in their cells into the blood stream 
all at once. This, again, suggests starting small and increasing the 
dose slowly to avoid intense or severe reactions.

All that being said, I want to repeat that we have no guarantees. 
Unless and until multi-megabuck studies can be done, this stuff 
remains experimental and you're using it at your own risk. The only 
person who can decide if it's safe to try is you, after gathering as 
much information as you can and consulting whatever professional 
advisers that you trust.

Be well,

Mike Devour
silver-list owner

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OF THE INFORMATION, INCLUDING LINKS, PROVIDED ON THIS LIST. EVERY
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INFORMATION. THIS FREE INFORMATION HAS NOT BEEN VERIFIED BY ME AND IS
PROVIDED SOLELY FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES TO INDIVIDUALS INTERESTED
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Re: CS>Introduction

2000-08-09 Thread Marshall Dudley
Salman al-'Awdah wrote:

> Unfortunately,
> there seems to be an abundance of letters that discuss
> your God, and if that is what this list is all about,
> I think that other Gods should be given equal time.

Same God, different name.  A rose is a rose by any other name.  Don't get
tripped up by the verbage.

Marshall


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Re: CS>More truth

2000-08-09 Thread bonnie schmidlkofer
Right on, KD'C!  My sentiments exactly, but expressed better than I could
have done

Bonnie

- Original Message -
From: Ode Wan Coyote 
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2000 12:01 PM
Subject: Re: CS>More truth


>   No correction here.
>
>   I heard a visiting preacher say to another TV preacher, "We move in the
> mind of God".  The other preacher tried to distort this simple literal
> statement of fact into a guilt/power trip by saying, You mean that once we
> accept Jesus as our saviour, THEN we move in the mind of God"  The first
> preacher looked a bit pained and said "Yea, that's it" [It's your show,
I'm
> not here to steal your thunder and I know it's pointless to argue with a
> made up mind]
>
>   Ponder the application of a blend of holographic and fractal effect
where
> from apparent divisions in consciousness can arise according to point of
> view.  Examine apparent divisions in ones own personal awareness and
> extrapolate into greater realms...as above , so below.
>   Imagine that you could project your consciousness into a hologram, then
> forget you did it.  From the original point of view, you would know that
> it's just a light show, but from the experiential point of view, you could
> actually bruise your leg on a holographic table and it WOULD hurt.
>   Why does dissociation [via hypnosis etc.] eliminate pain?
>
>   If all separation of mind is an appearance and there are no "real"
> divisions...how can one not BE what one is not separate from?
>   Obviously, there is much misidentification of self happening in this
> universe.
>   Focus has more to do with not seeing every thing else than it does
seeing
> one thing clearly.  It's a useful tool in it's own context but says little
> about reality.
>   IMO, the brain works like a good radio, filtering out all but one
channel
> from billions...providing focus to this landscape of ideas.  All the
senses
> are tools to help the brain verify that one channel.
>   The function of the brain is to pick out patterns from chaos and have
> them verified by the senses in a feedback loop style...thus, a cohesive
> reality is created by denial of all else.  Absolute chaos and absolute
> order are the same thing. The Alpha IS the Omega.
>   If the senses and the opinions formed from the incoming data were
> accurate, one would never change their minds about anything or see
anything
> differently.  Most refuse to anyway by eliminating conflicting data from
> consciousness. Perhaps individualism is but a denial of communication
where
> a strongly individualistic person has but limited their points of view by
> exclusion and developed what might be called a "well focussed identity".
>   But such an identity must always be defended.  If it must be defended,
it
> can't be said to be secure.  Unfortunately, the most common defence is an
> attack. "I can only be right if someone else is wrong and I must be right
> or I am not me"...on a personal/community/theologic/national scale...and
"I
> know" is really "I'm afraid to admit how little I know, so , you must be
> stupid"
>
>   "I cannot be who I think I am.  If I am, my mind must never change
> because if it did..I was never who I thought I was."
>   Time to think again, ey?
>
>   The individuals mind and the greater mind of God are one and the same.
>   It is the greater mind of God taking an individual point of view. It is
> done by using ideas of space and time, believing those ideas to be the
> grand total of reality and verifying that belief with the tools invented
> and formed for that purpose...by that one mind "seen as" many.
>   Nothing can exist 'as real' without creating artificial divisions, but,
> there are entities who know they are doing it. They are not trapped by
> their self erected limitations...nor do they feel guilty about playing in
them.
>   God is but the completely undefended self sans all barriers. The mind
> that includes all ideas.
>   The instant you completely forget who and what you think you are and
drop
> all the defences designed to validate those ideas.such as 'being' a
body...
>   There are no limits to experience and bodies are but useful tools. You
> will find that you have as many as you want to serve whatever purpose you
> desire.
>   KD'C
>
> At 04:40 PM 8/8/00 -0400, you wrote:
> >It is a jab at the scientist's viewpoint that concousness (the mind) is
> >nothing
> >more than a biochemical process of the brain.  Thus the mind is in the
> >brain to
> >them.  But to anyone who has had an NDE, OBE, past life memory and so
> >forth, it
> >is apparent that conciousness is separate from the brain and continues to
> >exist
> >even after the death of the brain.
> >
> >It also can refer to the generalization that all physical matter
including the
> >brain can be considered nothing more than a materialization from the
etheric,
> >where the mind resides, whether we are speaking of an individual's mind,
> >or the
> >greater mind of God.
> >
> >Correct me if I am wro

RE: CS>fungal infections

2000-08-09 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Hi John and all,

I agree wholeheartedly with your commentary.

The universe tries to create for us what we intend.  I think that was the 
intent of our creator.  Our thoughts, sooner or later will manifest in the 
third dimension.  I believe that there has been a long-time effort by 
hidden forces to:

1. Disconnect us from conscious use of  that mechanism, and
2. To use that mechanism on the masses through education, social values, 
religion, law, and media [i.e. mind control] to produce a reality which 
benefits our oppressors and not us.

   Just who "they" ultimately are may be very difficult for any of us  to 
determine to our own satisfaction, and very difficult to accept, but the 
evidence is mounting that they are not human at the source of the control.

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


-Original Message-
From:   John Rigby [SMTP:ri...@fablor.com]
Sent:   Wednesday, August 09, 2000 6:18 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CS>fungal infections

Ha Jim & folks,

A special research group to which I belong is actually driven
unscientifically nutz by "spontaneous" cures!
However, the last 20 years of the program seem to dramatically point to the
absolute need for a genuinely holistic approach which involves body and
mind.
Something as simple as stopping all artificial Fluoride intake often has
remarkable effects on people. Adding natural zinc in large amounts e.g. can
have dramatic effects in mental dis-ease. Suddenly taking control of one's
life can do it for many people.
Our research group has tentatively arrived at the following hypothesis:
It all starts and ends with food.
Health restoration absolutely requires conviction ( also wrecks careful
trials - placebo effect)

 We primarily work with the Big C as it is the most feared and rapidly
becoming most common affliction. 848 fully documented medically
prognosticated terminal cases - including yours truly, without a single
loss.

HOWEVER the "THE Programme" is holistic and most people would rather die
than follow it!
No more booze, no smoking, no sugar, no meat,  no Coke (either kind), no
more Macktuckey, circadian controlled activities,
etc.,
It sounds funny to say/write it, but to cure yourself requires that you
become healthy.  Change the diet, change the lifestyle, change the attitude
and the body will do its best.

So while I, like most, avidly search for the "Golden Bullet", the "Magic
Pill or Potion", nothing to date suggests that there is any other answer
than to get healthy to finally cure more than your CURRENT symptoms.

This certainly is not to deny the efficacy of remedies such as discussed
here continually, but it seems the Ancient Alchemists were right 4880 years
ago:
"You  are what you do and the greatest evil(danger) is your own tongue."


- Original Message -
From: James Osbourne, Holmes 
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2000 10:17 AM
Subject: RE: CS>fungal infections


> Hi John,
>
> Thanks for the recommendation.  I tried it sporadically in the past, and
> did not get observable results in about a month.
>
> When I finish the trials with the CS/DMSO, I will try it.  I do not 
recall
> if the stuff I was using was 100%, perhaps that was a problem.
>
> I did find CS---again over several months---to eradicate H. Simplex.  I
> have never heard of anyone who was infected having a spontaneous cure, so
I
> attribute it to the CS.
>


 DISCLAIMER: None of the above is any form of medical or expert advice,
 merely a great deal of observation.

 PEACE! OR ELSE!
 John



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RE: CS stimulates bacteria???

2000-08-09 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
You might consider directing the two doctors to Dr. Bart A. Flick, who may 
be contacted at the "Silverlon", i.e. Argentum Research web site.  Dr. 
Flick, an Orthopedic surgeon, has been studying Ag for about 14 years.  He 
says there is no bacteria that CS does not kill.

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FTNWO


-Original Message-
From:   Katie Jay [SMTP:kj...@erols.com]
Sent:   Tuesday, August 08, 2000 11:18 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:CS stimulates bacteria???

Hi all,

I'm continuing the discussion with the woman who said her MS bacterial 
count
trippled while she was on CS. I know this may have no merit in the efficacy
of CS, but here are the further details she gave me. Thanks, Katie

Her words:

Making it myself with Beck machine; about 4-5 ounces a day 5 days a week 
for
6  months. No antibiotics then.  So two different doctors told me C.S.
stimulated some bacteria; BUT to date NO substantiating medical papers, 
just
words.  And evidence if my count was true as pathologist said when it
tripled.

Did you know some antibiotcs cause muations of B.b. (lyme spirochete) 
that's
why I'm taking a rest from abx and went to Mexico.


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Re: CS>Standardization

2000-08-09 Thread Carol Webb
Dear Bob,
Thanks for that information.
I'm not quite sure what you are saying though.
I had been told that CS 'had' to display TE, or 
you didn't have a colloid.
I need help with this one.

Did you send Flemming story?
Blessings
Carol


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Re: CS>Introduction

2000-08-09 Thread Ode Wan Coyote

  Same idea, different name and approach.
 No conflict.
 KD'C

At 05:52 AM 8/9/00 -0700, you wrote:


I have been, as you say, "lurking", and have been
fascinated by the wonderful cures you have been able
to report.  I have always been skeptical of Western
medicine and Western doctors.  It is good to be able
to read about alternatives that work. Unfortunately,
there seems to be an abundance of letters that discuss
your God, and if that is what this list is all about,
I think that other Gods should be given equal time.

Allah is the Arabian Supreme Being, "El" or the Hebrew
"Eli". He is the Creator God of ancient Arabia who was
seen as the father and king of the other gods. When
Muhammad speaks of Allah, there is no god but He.
Allah is the All-high, the All-glorious Creator and
Guardian over everything. Allah rewards and punishes,
He is omniscient, universal and all powerful. In
essence, it is the submission to the will of Allah
that makes Islam what it is. There is no intermediary
with man and Allah, one approaches Allah directly in
prayer and in the reciting of the Quran.

Thank you, and praise Allah

Salman al-`Awdah

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RE: CS>Warts

2000-08-09 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
" Variables don't, constants aren't !"   I love it. 

Another superb one Chuck!

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


-Original Message-
From:   cking...@nycap.rr.com [SMTP:cking...@nycap.rr.com]
Sent:   Monday, August 07, 2000 5:41 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CS>Warts

You guys are probably talking about different things or at least different
subclasses of the same thing.
If I used scissors on mine I'd bleed to death!
Chuck
Variables don't, constants aren't !

On Sun, 06 Aug 2000 22:00:46 -0400, Marshall Dudley  wrote:

>> I have what the doctor calls skin tags - couldn't find much info
>> on them on the internet last time I looked - anyone know if CS or
>> pulsers will rid me of them?
>
>don't know.  I use fingernail sissors.
>
>Marshall


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Re: CS>Introduction [harbor freight]

2000-08-09 Thread Ode Wan Coyote
 Yes, lasers can be had in various wave lengths but not as laser pointers. 
As far as I know, the red laser diode is the only frequency available in a 
pointer.

 ken

At 08:24 AM 8/9/00 -0400, you wrote:

In a message dated 8/9/00 6:49:29 AM EST, coy...@alltel.net writes:

<< Subj: Re: CS>Introduction [harbor freight]
 Date:  8/9/00 6:49:29 AM EST
 From:  coy...@alltel.net (Ode Wan Coyote)
 Reply-to:  silver-list@eskimo.com
 To:silver-list@eskimo.com

 ## Harbor Freight now sells online as well as by catalog.  A good
 company.  I've used them for many years. Sometimes they have laser pointers
 on sale for as little as $5I prefer the AAA battery type over the
 button cell type as the batteries are much cheaper and longer lasting.
Ken
   http://harborfreight.com/
  >>

I was wondering if anyone knew if lasers can be purchased in different wave
lengths. If they can, wouldn't an assortment of these lasers provide an
estimate of maximum CS particle size? Roger


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Re: CS>The Truth Hurts

2000-08-09 Thread Ode Wan Coyote
  The point is that spirit does not need healing. What is needed is closer 
contact with spirits purpose. Then, miracles will begin to be recognized 
instead of being told what they 'should' look like and conflicts resolve.

 Then healing of the body.

 However, agreed that this is an off topic thread not directly related to 
CS and I will cease.

 KD'C

At 09:50 PM 8/8/00 -0700, you wrote:

The truth has been discussed here for awhile now and I am glad for the
information and discussion. At the same time, I think the posts are becoming
less informative as they go on. And although the spirit needs healing, I am
more interested in learning here about alternative treatments for my lyme
disease.

Hope you don't mind my honesty about the truth.

Katie


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Re: CS>More truth

2000-08-09 Thread Ode Wan Coyote
  It means that mind is not the product of brain, that brain is the 
product of mind and the location and identity of mind has been reversed, 
therefore, nearly all points of view have become skewed...and it was done 
on purpose for a purpose by mind.

 A really neat and effective trick.
 Yes, anyone can fool themselves into believing they didn't regardless of 
the level of thought via self validating feedback loops. [Aka, your 
personally validated version of reality]

 KD'C

At 04:36 PM 8/8/00 -0400, you wrote:

In a message dated 08/08/2000 10:04:19 Central Daylight Time,
mdud...@execonn.com writes:

Kinda catchy, but what on earth does it mean?  I hate ambiguous statements.
<<
 Ode Wan Coyote wrote:

 > The brain is in the mind.

 Very nice quote.  I will have to remember that one.

 Marshall
  >>


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Re: CS>More truth

2000-08-09 Thread Ode Wan Coyote

 No correction here.

 I heard a visiting preacher say to another TV preacher, "We move in the 
mind of God".  The other preacher tried to distort this simple literal 
statement of fact into a guilt/power trip by saying, You mean that once we 
accept Jesus as our saviour, THEN we move in the mind of God"  The first 
preacher looked a bit pained and said "Yea, that's it" [It's your show, I'm 
not here to steal your thunder and I know it's pointless to argue with a 
made up mind]


 Ponder the application of a blend of holographic and fractal effect where 
from apparent divisions in consciousness can arise according to point of 
view.  Examine apparent divisions in ones own personal awareness and 
extrapolate into greater realms...as above , so below.
 Imagine that you could project your consciousness into a hologram, then 
forget you did it.  From the original point of view, you would know that 
it's just a light show, but from the experiential point of view, you could 
actually bruise your leg on a holographic table and it WOULD hurt.

 Why does dissociation [via hypnosis etc.] eliminate pain?

 If all separation of mind is an appearance and there are no "real" 
divisions...how can one not BE what one is not separate from?
 Obviously, there is much misidentification of self happening in this 
universe.
 Focus has more to do with not seeing every thing else than it does seeing 
one thing clearly.  It's a useful tool in it's own context but says little 
about reality.
 IMO, the brain works like a good radio, filtering out all but one channel 
from billions...providing focus to this landscape of ideas.  All the senses 
are tools to help the brain verify that one channel.
 The function of the brain is to pick out patterns from chaos and have 
them verified by the senses in a feedback loop style...thus, a cohesive 
reality is created by denial of all else.  Absolute chaos and absolute 
order are the same thing. The Alpha IS the Omega.
 If the senses and the opinions formed from the incoming data were 
accurate, one would never change their minds about anything or see anything 
differently.  Most refuse to anyway by eliminating conflicting data from 
consciousness. Perhaps individualism is but a denial of communication where 
a strongly individualistic person has but limited their points of view by 
exclusion and developed what might be called a "well focussed identity".
 But such an identity must always be defended.  If it must be defended, it 
can't be said to be secure.  Unfortunately, the most common defence is an 
attack. "I can only be right if someone else is wrong and I must be right 
or I am not me"...on a personal/community/theologic/national scale...and "I 
know" is really "I'm afraid to admit how little I know, so , you must be 
stupid"


 "I cannot be who I think I am.  If I am, my mind must never change 
because if it did..I was never who I thought I was."

 Time to think again, ey?

 The individuals mind and the greater mind of God are one and the same.
 It is the greater mind of God taking an individual point of view. It is 
done by using ideas of space and time, believing those ideas to be the 
grand total of reality and verifying that belief with the tools invented 
and formed for that purpose...by that one mind "seen as" many.
 Nothing can exist 'as real' without creating artificial divisions, but, 
there are entities who know they are doing it. They are not trapped by 
their self erected limitations...nor do they feel guilty about playing in them.
 God is but the completely undefended self sans all barriers. The mind 
that includes all ideas.
 The instant you completely forget who and what you think you are and drop 
all the defences designed to validate those ideas.such as 'being' a body...
 There are no limits to experience and bodies are but useful tools. You 
will find that you have as many as you want to serve whatever purpose you 
desire.

 KD'C

At 04:40 PM 8/8/00 -0400, you wrote:
It is a jab at the scientist's viewpoint that concousness (the mind) is 
nothing
more than a biochemical process of the brain.  Thus the mind is in the 
brain to
them.  But to anyone who has had an NDE, OBE, past life memory and so 
forth, it
is apparent that conciousness is separate from the brain and continues to 
exist

even after the death of the brain.

It also can refer to the generalization that all physical matter including the
brain can be considered nothing more than a materialization from the etheric,
where the mind resides, whether we are speaking of an individual's mind, 
or the

greater mind of God.

Correct me if I am wrong Coyote.

Marshall

mama2b...@aol.com wrote:

> In a message dated 08/08/2000 10:04:19 Central Daylight Time,
> mdud...@execonn.com writes:
>
> Kinda catchy, but what on earth does it mean?  I hate ambiguous statements.
> <<
>  Ode Wan Coyote wrote:
>
>  > The brain is in the mind.
>
>  Very nice quote.  I will have to remember that one.
>
>  Marshall
>   >>
>
> --
> Th

CS>Introduction

2000-08-09 Thread Salman al-'Awdah

I have been, as you say, "lurking", and have been
fascinated by the wonderful cures you have been able
to report.  I have always been skeptical of Western
medicine and Western doctors.  It is good to be able
to read about alternatives that work. Unfortunately,
there seems to be an abundance of letters that discuss
your God, and if that is what this list is all about,
I think that other Gods should be given equal time.  

Allah is the Arabian Supreme Being, "El" or the Hebrew
"Eli". He is the Creator God of ancient Arabia who was
seen as the father and king of the other gods. When
Muhammad speaks of Allah, there is no god but He.
Allah is the All-high, the All-glorious Creator and
Guardian over everything. Allah rewards and punishes,
He is omniscient, universal and all powerful. In
essence, it is the submission to the will of Allah
that makes Islam what it is. There is no intermediary
with man and Allah, one approaches Allah directly in
prayer and in the reciting of the Quran.

Thank you, and praise Allah

Salman al-`Awdah

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Re: CS>hiv

2000-08-09 Thread Katie Jay
James,

More discussion about Beck's blood electrification (HIV mentioned). Katie:


<<  Do you know of anyone with an auto-immune disease who
has used these devices? >>
Here is the information I have from various web sites regarding the pulser:
They discovered that passing very small amounts of electricity directly
through the blood neutralizes the activity of viruses, bacteria, fungi and
parasites in the blood. Their US Patent #5,188,738, column 1 line 8 reads,
"...to provide electric current flow through the blood or other body fluids
at a magnitude that is biologically compatible but is sufficient to render
the bacteria, virus, parasites and/or fungus ineffective to infect or affect
normally healthy cells while maintaining the biological usefulness of the
blood or other fluids..."

Electrification is now being successfully used underground around the world.
One Eastern MD claims numerous documented cancer cures by using only blood
electrification and no surgery, radiation, drugs or chemotherapy. Many were
considered terminal. We're even seeing clean blood tests of now healthy
patients with previously long-standing Lupus. We have in our posession many
IRBâ?Ts showing complete HIV remissions, sero-conversions, and negative PCR
tests.

The most reasonable theory of why electrification is so surprisingly
effective for so many conditions lies in the now-proven fact that when
correctly applied directly into blood (not into other body tissue like palms
of hands, soles of feet, or organs) it neutralizes all microbes, pathogens,
fungi, parasites, viruses, bacteria, mycotoxins and coexisting foreign
lifeforms and alien invaders and their byproducts. This should never be
confused with Royal Rife or Hulda Clark technology. Effective results are
found to require a minimum of 27 Volts under load with low impedance output
which must deliver up to several milliamperes measurable current into skin
to
produce the required 50 to 100 microamperes internally through blood after
the inevitable series resistance losses through vessel walls plus several
layers of tissue. Electrical currents in blood can be measured with an ac
microamp meter by IR drop using partially insulated hypodermic needles
inserted ~6 inches apart into the same artery. Clarkâ?Ts "syncro zap"
running
at her standard 30 khz (considered many octaves too high to be effective)
actually measures only ~2.6V peak to peak under load (~2000 ohms) at palms.
This is an order of magnitude too low to have any real effect beyond
placebo.




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Re: CS>Introduction [harbor freight]

2000-08-09 Thread ROGALTMAN
In a message dated 8/9/00 6:49:29 AM EST, coy...@alltel.net writes:

<< Subj: Re: CS>Introduction [harbor freight]
 Date:  8/9/00 6:49:29 AM EST
 From:  coy...@alltel.net (Ode Wan Coyote)
 Reply-to:  silver-list@eskimo.com
 To:silver-list@eskimo.com
 
 ## Harbor Freight now sells online as well as by catalog.  A good 
 company.  I've used them for many years. Sometimes they have laser pointers 
 on sale for as little as $5I prefer the AAA battery type over the 
 button cell type as the batteries are much cheaper and longer lasting. 
Ken
   http://harborfreight.com/
  >>

I was wondering if anyone knew if lasers can be purchased in different wave 
lengths. If they can, wouldn't an assortment of these lasers provide an 
estimate of maximum CS particle size? Roger 


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Re: CS>fungal infections

2000-08-09 Thread John Rigby
Ha Jim & folks,

A special research group to which I belong is actually driven
unscientifically nutz by "spontaneous" cures!
However, the last 20 years of the program seem to dramatically point to the
absolute need for a genuinely holistic approach which involves body and
mind.
Something as simple as stopping all artificial Fluoride intake often has
remarkable effects on people. Adding natural zinc in large amounts e.g. can
have dramatic effects in mental dis-ease. Suddenly taking control of one's
life can do it for many people.
Our research group has tentatively arrived at the following hypothesis:
It all starts and ends with food.
Health restoration absolutely requires conviction ( also wrecks careful
trials - placebo effect)

 We primarily work with the Big C as it is the most feared and rapidly
becoming most common affliction. 848 fully documented medically
prognosticated terminal cases - including yours truly, without a single
loss.

HOWEVER the "THE Programme" is holistic and most people would rather die
than follow it!
No more booze, no smoking, no sugar, no meat,  no Coke (either kind), no
more Macktuckey, circadian controlled activities,
etc.,
It sounds funny to say/write it, but to cure yourself requires that you
become healthy.  Change the diet, change the lifestyle, change the attitude
and the body will do its best.

So while I, like most, avidly search for the "Golden Bullet", the "Magic
Pill or Potion", nothing to date suggests that there is any other answer
than to get healthy to finally cure more than your CURRENT symptoms.

This certainly is not to deny the efficacy of remedies such as discussed
here continually, but it seems the Ancient Alchemists were right 4880 years
ago:
"You  are what you do and the greatest evil(danger) is your own tongue."


- Original Message -
From: James Osbourne, Holmes 
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2000 10:17 AM
Subject: RE: CS>fungal infections


> Hi John,
>
> Thanks for the recommendation.  I tried it sporadically in the past, and
> did not get observable results in about a month.
>
> When I finish the trials with the CS/DMSO, I will try it.  I do not recall
> if the stuff I was using was 100%, perhaps that was a problem.
>
> I did find CS---again over several months---to eradicate H. Simplex.  I
> have never heard of anyone who was infected having a spontaneous cure, so
I
> attribute it to the CS.
>


 DISCLAIMER: None of the above is any form of medical or expert advice,
 merely a great deal of observation.

 PEACE! OR ELSE!
 John



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Re: CS>Introduction [harbor freight]

2000-08-09 Thread Ode Wan Coyote
## Harbor Freight now sells online as well as by catalog.  A good 
company.  I've used them for many years. Sometimes they have laser pointers 
on sale for as little as $5I prefer the AAA battery type over the 
button cell type as the batteries are much cheaper and longer lasting. Ken

 http://harborfreight.com/


At 09:26 PM 8/8/00 +0100, you wrote:

Carol Webb writes

>Dear Marshall,
>I think I should take you on a shopping trip in
>England. I want to cry..If only you knew!!!
>It took me about 3 weeks to source the silver,
>another trek to get a meter, and the worse
>component was 'water'. We had to accept some
>past its sell by date from Boots which is our
>biggest pharmacy. We may be fortunate and
>find that Tandy, which has limited radio Shack
>components has one. We don't have a RS in
>Wolverhampton where I am, perhaps there is
>one in London. No, I'm afraid it will be another
>search.
>
Hi Carol,

To overcome the DW (distilled water) problem I decided to make my own.
Try the Fresh Water Filter Company in London. Tel: 0208 597 3223;
http://www.freshwaterfilter.demon.co.uk; m...@freshwaterfilter.co.uk.
They do a distiller (NOT cheap) and also an in line filter (again not
cheap).  I HAD to use the latter at my previous address in Somerset.

I have no connection with the company, just a very satisfied customer.

>I know someone living in the wilds of California,
>with access to a town of 5,000 people who can
>shop better than we can.

I got my daughter in Florida to get me a laser pointer stateside.  This
was only a few dollars compared to the expensive items I sourced over
here at the time.  Believe the company in the States was Harbour
Freight.  Can't remember their details but am sure someone on list will
hop in with the relevant details.

Be well, be happy

Ron
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