CSWelcome

2001-03-22 Thread Tony Moody
Hullo Beverle,
Welcome. I've got to say that there is not much left after the delete
finger has stopped. 
For me CS dosage really depends on what i want it for. I usually take
about 1 teaspoon a day for maintainance ( a small sip), ranging up to
three tablepoons three times a day if I am 'coming down with something'.
I also take a break from CS for a few days, every week or so, if i have
to take CS long term. 
Regards,
Tony



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CSMore list owner comments, PLEASE READ!

2001-03-22 Thread M. G. Devour
Beverle wrote:

 There is so much hollering and squabbling on this site

Hang in there, ma'am. The list has seen better days and will again. As 
personalities and seasons come and go the mix changes and the social 
dynamics ebb and flow.

We have plenty of people with valuable experiences to share who are
willing to help new folks sort through the hype and find out what they 
need to know to try it.

Right now we seem to have an over-abundance of I'm right, you're 
wrong in the mindset of our more active participants. I've not been 
involved enough lately to keep this from taking over and setting the 
tone.

What disappoints me terribly is that this overshadows our opportunities 
for helping people like yourself.

Which is more important, gentlemen ...

 ... HEALING PEOPLE OR WINNING ARGUMENTS?

Jason speaks with sage wisdom in his message to this thread. Dr. Jon 
and others are being offensive when they claim superior results while 
labeling *other* products inferior or useless, products that are 
*proven* by long experience to be effective.

Do *NOT* attempt to convince us that what we already have and know is 
useless, unsafe, or inferior. It just won't fly.

Further, being unwilling to disclose technical details or even
generalities of a process, while claiming it's superiority, will be a
severe handicap to your usefulness here, and your ability to contribute
*AND LEARN* from those present.

This is not a forum for commercial development, recruitment, and
promotion. I cannot allow people with commercial interests to engage
in destructive one-upmanship. Either share your data and results and
the thinking behind your conclusions, to the extent that your
proprietary interest allows...

 ... OR MAKE NO CLAIMS OR *COMPARISONS.*

The primary purpose of the list is to provide researchers and 
interested individuals with a place to study and learn about colloidal 
silver and share results and encouragement in a sheltered environment 
free from spam, fanatical debunking, and commercial hucksterism.

To the extent that your motives are competitive and commercial, your 
usefulness and welcome here are limited.

Let me be clear that what I'm saying applies to everyone, not just to
Jon Brooks.

With the press of a key I can eliminate the several people who have 
been setting the dominant and discordant tone of the list. In so doing 
I would severely injure our brain trust but may in fact increase the
value of the list to those we would be able to help by restoring a
more friendly and welcoming environment.

On the other hand, we have the opportunity to create a powerful force
for advancing the art *and* helping people by cooperating with one
another. Please do not disrupt what has generally been a congenial
list culture by treating others on the list as your adversaries.

Be well,

Mike Devour
silver-list owner

[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
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Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use

2001-03-22 Thread elaine davis
A.V.R.A---I don't know what your name or e-mail address is, but would you
give me permission to pass your personal experience here on to others who
would appreciate reading this? Is an oxygen nebulizer a regular nebulizer?
Thank you-whomever you are. Elaine
- Original Message -
From: A.V.R.A colloidalsilverd...@hotmail.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 2:10 AM
Subject: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use


 Greetings all!

 Many of you might remember a little over a month ago the immediate onset
of
 a lung condition I described to the group.  This has been the most severe
 illness I personally have experienced thusfar in life.  I remember one
 person writing, telling me that I must have a death wish for not taking
 myself in to the nearest hospital.

 To refresh, one moment I was in perfect ( apparent ) health, the next
moment
 I experienced an incredible pain in the lower lung,  right lobe.  Within
six
 hours from this first pain, I went from perfectly fine to literally unable
 to walk.  My wife begged me to let her take me to the hospital.  I
refused.
 At this time, I could feel the fluid building up in this lung, and I knew
 that it was enough to demand a chest tube.  I had NO immune system
response.
 No temperature, no loss of appetite, no weight loss, NOTHING.  Since I've
 often followed Hospitals 2000 ( now 2001 I'm sure ) yearly hospital
 infection reports and their compiled statistics, I figured in THIS case it
 was a Bad Idea to go to a hospital.  With an incredible reduction in the
 oxygen level in my own blood, and with my immune system apparently on a
 vacation, I didn't want to take the risk.

 I remember sitting alone that night, unable to lie down because I would
not
 be able to take a breath.  If I sat perfectly still for about ten minutes,
 it felt as if I were completely healthy.  If I raised my arm or stood to
 walk, I would immediately become weaker than I'd ever been in this life.
 Every thought was focused on taking a breath, until I sat still long
enough
 to feel better.

 I can say with all honesty that I felt on the virge of death.  I had to
deal
 both with this fear, and my own personal choice.  Having conquered the
fear
 that night, I did not experience it again.  However, my oxygen tank was
 empty, and various methods that I attempted the next morning had no
effect.
 I used Eucalytpus oil to help with my airways, and somehow managed to get
 the oxygen tank filled that afternoon.

 That night, I was fairly desperate for air, but not as desperate as I
would
 become the next morning.  In my mind, viewing my own state of being, I
felt
 that there was a greater fluid buildup in my lungs ( both now ), however,
my
 lung span and the amount of oxygen I was getting seemed to be about the
 same, relatively speaking.  I used my colloidal silver solution and gave
my
 first try at the oxygen nebulizer that night.

 It wasn't until the following morning that I realized that the nebulizer
use
 of the night before did no good whatsoever.  I had used the nebulizer many
 times before with healthy lungs, and trying to use with this condition was
 COMPLETELY different.

 While it seemed that my lung condition remained about the same, my state
of
 health was not.  I assume the lack of oxygen was taking it's toll, and I
was
 weakening, trembling even.

 This prompted a more whole-hearted effort with the nebulizer.  To date, no
 fever, no loss of appetite, no cough response, no aching, no changes in
my
 elimination system - everything indicated either an incredibly reduced
 immune system response, or none at all.  I have a very fast burning
 metabolism, and this probably more than anything kept me going.

 So, on this morning, I determined that I needed to get the colloidal
silver
 to the lower lungs, no matter how painful this might be.  I'd already made
 peace with my maker so to speak.  The first two inhalations failed.  I
 learned I had to slowly empty out my lungs, then starve them for a bit
 before breathing the CS mist in.  The EXACT first time I accomplished this
 properly, I started to feel the effects.

 In all honesty, I don't know how many minutes passed between that first
 true breath and the extreme reaction.  I guess about four minutes.  The
 reaction was the most violent reaction I've had to anything in my life.
I
 don't know how I managed to take a breath when the effect started.  There
 was a rush to the head, an extreme pain to the neck ( this I only noticed
 with hindsight ).  One moment I was sitting on the floor, contemplating
 using the nebulizer again while trying to breath, the next, BAM!  The
 coughing reaction was incredible to the point I must have been purple
faced,
 my veins were elevated like long plateaus, and I really thought if I could
 have choked up my stomach, I would have.

 This lasted somewhere around 15 minutes.  From that point forward, it was
 all downhill.  I only used the nebulizer, if I remember 

Re: CSThat @#$%ard, Dr. Brooks, is a knave......admitted

2001-03-22 Thread Beverle Sweitzer
I would be very interested in what you did for your cat and how.  I belong
to a natural cat list and sometimes there is discussion of UTI.  We use
homeopathy but I am ignorant of cat dosage.  How do you get it in the cat?
Eye dropper, turkey baster?  There is so much hollering and squabbling on
this site - please don't think this post is a hoax.  I really am interested.
I have 3 beloved babies and want the best for them.  Thanks in advance.


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Re: CSThat @#$%ard, Dr. Brooks, is a knave......admitted

2001-03-22 Thread d.linen
Hi Beverle,

I'm using an eyedropper to get the CS in my cat's mouth. He has a skin
condition that is being helped by the CS. 

Diane

Beverle Sweitzer wrote:
 
 I would be very interested in what you did for your cat and how.  I belong
 to a natural cat list and sometimes there is discussion of UTI.  We use
 homeopathy but I am ignorant of cat dosage.  How do you get it in the cat?
 Eye dropper, turkey baster?  There is so much hollering and squabbling on
 this site - please don't think this post is a hoax.  I really am interested.
 I have 3 beloved babies and want the best for them.  Thanks in advance.
 
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Re: CS-silver in olden times

2001-03-22 Thread Marsha Hallett

 Hear Ye Hear Ye;

 Go back to your early Americana. The  pioneers when they crossed this
great
 land placed a silver coin in the water and milk jugs to keep them fresh,
and
 it worked.

 When I performed the silver test in the tropics, I mentioned that I
stirred
 one batch of water with the silver wire and the 1000/1
 petri dish was clean while the 100/1 started to show colonies.  At that
time
 Dr John Warren our lab head said all you have to do is put a few dimes
(at
 that time they were silver) in a jug shack it up and let it sit overnight
to
 be safe. Something D-mn well happened.

 What has happened to the knowledge of the ancients

 OLD BOB

AND, it was the nobility who mainly survived the Black Plague, as they drank
wine from silver vessels!!! I can see proof of that fact in my 35,000 name
database of medieval genealogy.
Marsha


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Re: CSThat @#$%ard, Dr. Brooks, is a knave......admitted

2001-03-22 Thread Marsha Hallett


 I am not a doctor (I don't even play one on TV), I am not a chemist, I am
 not a researcher.  The only thing I do know is that I use my own LVDC CS
and
 it works  I have not been sick in the 2 years that I have been taking
 it.  I healed a brown recluse spider bite without medical intervention.  I
 healed a third degree burn on my hand with no scarring.  I avoided food
 poisoning that made 3 other people violently ill ( I loved saying I told
 you so :o).  My cat doesn't get urinary tract infections anymore.  As far
 as I am concerned, my CS is just fine and I don't have to worry about
 electrocution.

 CK


Dittoes from me, too!
I also make my own, LVDC, and cured Lyme Disease, 2 Brown Recluse bites,
(gotcha beat... :o) as well as numerous UTIs, and other nasties. My dogs and
birds get some too.
Marsha


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Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use

2001-03-22 Thread A.V.R.A
Thanks Beverly...

We both are too!

Any oxygen nebulizer is a bit different than the standard nebulizer one
usually sees.  However, to one extent or the other, both seem to work.  All
nebulizers have a chamber where you put medication in.  Then nebulizer
atomizes the particles into a fine mist.  Several on this list use
ultrasonic nebulizers.  Others, like myself, have built one virtually by
converting  welding a kit.  Ultrasonic humidifiers are often used as well
 the cheapest method, a good high capacity cool mist ultrasonic humidifier
can be purchased at places like WalMart for 30.00 and under ).

The oxygen nebulizer needs to be attached to a pressurized oxygen source,
such as an oxygen tank, whereby 25 - 35 PSI of pure oxygen is drawn from a
holding container, combined with the oxygen and compressed through a small
delivery nib, which produces a very fine mist.

Growing up, I was highly suceptible to lung infections.  Especially
bronchitis.  THIS was like nothing I personally had ever experienced.

There is some more information:
http://silverdata.20m.com/nebulizers.html

Jason



- Original Message -
From: Beverle Sweitzer aber...@erols.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 4:51 AM
Subject: Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use


 I am so new to all of this.  What is a nebulizer?   Well, I'm not that
dumb.
 I know what a nebulizer is, I just don't understand how you use it with
CS.
 Are they refillable?  Sorry to sound so dumb, I am trying to learn about
 this CS stuff.
 I started taking CS on Monday.  I don't know about all this talk about
what
 is useless or good or whatever.  I only know that I can TASTE the silver.
 It is yucky.  It is very strong.  My husband says he tastes nothing.
 Please continue the anecdotal information.  I love it!
 PS I am so glad you both got better.  I wonder what you had?



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Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use

2001-03-22 Thread Marsha Hallett


 I am so new to all of this.  What is a nebulizer?   Well, I'm not that
dumb.
 I know what a nebulizer is, I just don't understand how you use it with
CS.
 Are they refillable?  Sorry to sound so dumb, I am trying to learn about
 this CS stuff.
 I started taking CS on Monday.  I don't know about all this talk about
what
 is useless or good or whatever.  I only know that I can TASTE the silver.
 It is yucky.  It is very strong.  My husband says he tastes nothing.
 Please continue the anecdotal information.  I love it!
 PS I am so glad you both got better.  I wonder what you had?

Dear Beverle, Will you tell me what CS you are taking? Store-bought, or
home-made? How much are you taking at a time?
 Some folks can taste the metal, but it isn`t as bad as taking the
wonderful antibiotics the docs give us, with all their side-effects...
Marsha


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Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use

2001-03-22 Thread A.V.R.A
Certainly Elaine...

You can also reference the following URL which has added safety information
that I feel is important in cases where a severe lung condition is being
treated.

http://silverdata.20m.com/nebulizers.html

I probably should go in change the name part of this email addy to my name!

Jason Eaton

- Original Message -
From: elaine davis twobe...@onearrow.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 3:47 AM
Subject: Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use


 A.V.R.A---I don't know what your name or e-mail address is, but would you
 give me permission to pass your personal experience here on to others who
 would appreciate reading this? Is an oxygen nebulizer a regular nebulizer?
 Thank you-whomever you are. Elaine
 - Original Message -
 From: A.V.R.A colloidalsilverd...@hotmail.com
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 2:10 AM
 Subject: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use


  Greetings all!
 
  Many of you might remember a little over a month ago the immediate onset
 of
  a lung condition I described to the group.  This has been the most
severe
  illness I personally have experienced thusfar in life.  I remember one
  person writing, telling me that I must have a death wish for not taking
  myself in to the nearest hospital.
 
  To refresh, one moment I was in perfect ( apparent ) health, the next
 moment
  I experienced an incredible pain in the lower lung,  right lobe.  Within
 six
  hours from this first pain, I went from perfectly fine to literally
unable
  to walk.  My wife begged me to let her take me to the hospital.  I
 refused.
  At this time, I could feel the fluid building up in this lung, and I
knew
  that it was enough to demand a chest tube.  I had NO immune system
 response.
  No temperature, no loss of appetite, no weight loss, NOTHING.  Since
I've
  often followed Hospitals 2000 ( now 2001 I'm sure ) yearly hospital
  infection reports and their compiled statistics, I figured in THIS case
it
  was a Bad Idea to go to a hospital.  With an incredible reduction in the
  oxygen level in my own blood, and with my immune system apparently on a
  vacation, I didn't want to take the risk.
 
  I remember sitting alone that night, unable to lie down because I would
 not
  be able to take a breath.  If I sat perfectly still for about ten
minutes,
  it felt as if I were completely healthy.  If I raised my arm or stood to
  walk, I would immediately become weaker than I'd ever been in this life.
  Every thought was focused on taking a breath, until I sat still long
 enough
  to feel better.
 
  I can say with all honesty that I felt on the virge of death.  I had to
 deal
  both with this fear, and my own personal choice.  Having conquered the
 fear
  that night, I did not experience it again.  However, my oxygen tank was
  empty, and various methods that I attempted the next morning had no
 effect.
  I used Eucalytpus oil to help with my airways, and somehow managed to
get
  the oxygen tank filled that afternoon.
 
  That night, I was fairly desperate for air, but not as desperate as I
 would
  become the next morning.  In my mind, viewing my own state of being, I
 felt
  that there was a greater fluid buildup in my lungs ( both now ),
however,
 my
  lung span and the amount of oxygen I was getting seemed to be about the
  same, relatively speaking.  I used my colloidal silver solution and gave
 my
  first try at the oxygen nebulizer that night.
 
  It wasn't until the following morning that I realized that the nebulizer
 use
  of the night before did no good whatsoever.  I had used the nebulizer
many
  times before with healthy lungs, and trying to use with this condition
was
  COMPLETELY different.
 
  While it seemed that my lung condition remained about the same, my state
 of
  health was not.  I assume the lack of oxygen was taking it's toll, and I
 was
  weakening, trembling even.
 
  This prompted a more whole-hearted effort with the nebulizer.  To date,
no
  fever, no loss of appetite, no cough response, no aching, no changes
in
 my
  elimination system - everything indicated either an incredibly reduced
  immune system response, or none at all.  I have a very fast burning
  metabolism, and this probably more than anything kept me going.
 
  So, on this morning, I determined that I needed to get the colloidal
 silver
  to the lower lungs, no matter how painful this might be.  I'd already
made
  peace with my maker so to speak.  The first two inhalations failed.  I
  learned I had to slowly empty out my lungs, then starve them for a bit
  before breathing the CS mist in.  The EXACT first time I accomplished
this
  properly, I started to feel the effects.
 
  In all honesty, I don't know how many minutes passed between that first
  true breath and the extreme reaction.  I guess about four minutes.
The
  reaction was the most violent reaction I've had to anything in my
life.
 I
  don't 

Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use

2001-03-22 Thread A.V.R.A
My apologies on that mistatement about the low voltage!  Good point.

- Original Message -
From: Ode Coyote coy...@alltel.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 10:04 AM
Subject: Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use


  Ken

 PS  The mentioned generator is controlled current at .7 to .8 ma
 [low current]...not exactly low voltage, though reducing voltage as the CS
 is made is how the current is controlled.



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Re: CSFwd: Dr. Jon's Special Silver FAQ's 3-19-01

2001-03-22 Thread Ode Coyote
 Perhaps the lactic acid in milk dissolves silver as well
 Ken

At 05:02 PM 3/21/01 -0500, you wrote:
Mike wrote:

  Indeed, dissolving does cause ions to be added to the solution. The
  problem lies in the fact that silver is not water soluble.
 
 Does this invalidate the oft-quoted description of pioneers putting
 silver and copper coins in the water barrel to keep the water from
 going bad, or in the milk pitcher to keep it from going sour? 

I don't see why it would. 

Bacteria coming in contact with metallic silver is the mechanism that I 
believe is at work here.
 
If the premiss is based on the notion that silver dissolves in water, then
I think you are on very shaky scientific ground.


frank key




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Re: CSColloid Surface Area

2001-03-22 Thread Ode Coyote
  What's that black stuff that sometimes forms on the electrodes?
 There is at least one form of silver oxide that is produced while
electroplating [might be silver trioxide or something, I can look it up again]
Ken

At 08:19 PM 3/21/01 -0600, you wrote:
Frank;

Silver oxide does not exist at room temperature. In order to make silver
oxide photocells back in the 1920's the W.E. had to do it in vacuum.

Ole Bob




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Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use

2001-03-22 Thread A.V.R.A
correction!

The colloidal silver is drawn from the holding container from the created
vacuum...  not the oxygen.  ( to bed by three and up by six can be
detrimental to the thinking mind! ).

 The oxygen nebulizer needs to be attached to a pressurized oxygen source,
 such as an oxygen tank, whereby 25 - 35 PSI of pure oxygen is drawn from a
 holding container, combined with the oxygen and compressed through a small
 delivery nib, which produces a very fine mist.

 Growing up, I was highly suceptible to lung infections.  Especially
 bronchitis.  THIS was like nothing I personally had ever experienced.

 There is some more information:
 http://silverdata.20m.com/nebulizers.html

 Jason



 - Original Message -
 From: Beverle Sweitzer aber...@erols.com
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 4:51 AM
 Subject: Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use


  I am so new to all of this.  What is a nebulizer?   Well, I'm not that
 dumb.
  I know what a nebulizer is, I just don't understand how you use it with
 CS.
  Are they refillable?  Sorry to sound so dumb, I am trying to learn about
  this CS stuff.
  I started taking CS on Monday.  I don't know about all this talk about
 what
  is useless or good or whatever.  I only know that I can TASTE the
silver.
  It is yucky.  It is very strong.  My husband says he tastes nothing.
  Please continue the anecdotal information.  I love it!
  PS I am so glad you both got better.  I wonder what you had?
 
 
 
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CSthe last on TEM images

2001-03-22 Thread Frank Key
TEM observation of non-ionic solutions are widely accepted. However, when 
highly ionic solutions are the subject of observation, compound formation so 
alters the observation that the results are meaningless (in my opinion). I 
have explained why the formation of compounds during the sample preparation 
becomes significant.

My explanations and rational are clearly stated on my web site in the FAQ and
Definition of Terms as they have been in these list postings.

Clearly you reject this because of your vested interest in your TEM. 

I feel that further discussion on this subject is beating a dead horse. Let 
the readers who are interested weigh the evidence and decide for them selves.


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CSRods

2001-03-22 Thread Marshall Dudley
What did the trace turn up?  Can you send me the tracking number so I can track
it from this end?

Marshall


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RE: CSFwd: Dr. Jon's Special Silver FAQ's 3-19-01

2001-03-22 Thread Ode Coyote
  Skin has acids.  That's why gun owners wipe off thier guns before storing
to preserve the blueing.
 Ken

At 07:02 PM 3/21/01 -0500, you wrote:
Frank:

You can also tell Dr. Flick that it is NOT possible for Ag ions to
dissolve into the bosy when his bandages are applied,
nor how metallic silver manages to get into the body by just having the
metal applied to it!

Stephen

-Original Message-
From: Frank Key [mailto:fr...@strsoft.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 3:35 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSFwd: Dr. Jon's Special Silver FAQ's 3-19-01


Dean wrote:

 I see.  So what is it that increases the conductivity of the water
 after a few days when a silver ingot has been added?

If you believe that silver is dissolving in water, then try a simple test;

1. Using a lab balance that reads to 5 places in grams, determine the weight
(mass) of a small pure silver object.

2. Place this object in pure DI water for a period of time (hours, days,
etc).

3. Remove the object and again weigh it.

This will tell you if you are dissolving silver in water.

 If silver particles don't change the conductivity, then the silver
 must be going into the water as ionic silver.

Since silver is not water soluble, then silver ions are not being added to
the
water. The change in conductivity is probably the result of the addition of
absorbed gasses.

To test this theory, draw some pure DI water and measure its conductivity.
Place part in an open container, and part in an evacuated container (vacuum
or
filled with an inert gas such as argon).
Let both containers sit for about a few days, then measure the conductivity.

The increased conductivity of the open container demonstrates the absorption
of gases.

 I admit that my chem classes in college were some time ago, but I have
 been under the (probably erroneous) impression that to dissolve
 meant to make ions of whatever's being dissolved.

Indeed, dissolving does cause ions to be added to the solution. The problem
lies in the fact that silver is not water soluble.

The only way to dissolve silver in water is to pass an electric current
through
it. This forces the removal of an orbital electron from an atom of silver
changing it to a silver ion which is water soluble.

frank key


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Re: CS[Fwd: Medical Privacy: copy of press release]

2001-03-22 Thread elaine davis
Marshall, I tried to copy this and send it to my group, and got a pop up box
that said if I didn't fill out the forms with information, I would not be
able to send or receive e mail. I freaked and got out of there. Why didn't
you just copy it and send this regular e-mail. I'm allergic to attachments
anyway. Why did you send an attachment???
Yucky
Elaine
- Original Message -
From: Marshall Dudley mdud...@execonn.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 11:21 AM
Subject: CS[Fwd: Medical Privacy: copy of press release]






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Re: CSRe: silver-digest Digest V101 #351

2001-03-22 Thread Robert L. Berger
Hi James;

I am inclined to believe Jon's invitro test for the following.

In January  my wife and I came down with an upper respiratory infection We
took everything the M.D.'s, prescribed plus a whole bunch of CS and in three
weeks we were much better.

Well a week ago it had returned, and we have been advised that there is a bunch
of bronchitis and pneumonia going around.
I have used CS, sambucol, and even made the nebulizer from an artist spray. I
have use it with protocol recommend by Brooks Bailey; 20 % DMSO, 80 % CS 10 ppm,
with a dash of MSM (that tastes like hell). I have stuffed it up my nose and
sucked it into my lungs and there has been very little relief. I do not cough
very often but can't shack it.

My wife will not use the nebulizer but has done all of the other stuff and her
cough is very bad.

What ever we have CS is of little value. I have seen a report that there are a
few pathogens that CS will not touch. Don't remember where but will keep an eye
out for it.

May be its the dreid red blood cell damage that the group in Santa Fe. N.M.
posted several weeks ago. The air force is really blanketing K.C. MO. are with
that stuff.

Ole Bob





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CS[Fwd: Medical Privacy: copy of press release]

2001-03-22 Thread Marshall Dudley

---BeginMessage---
March 22, 2001


Dear liberty activist,

Here's a copy of a press release we sent to the media today via
U.S. Newswire.

If you haven't already signed the petition, please do so today.
http://www.thelibertycommittee.org/medprivacypetition.htm

Kent Snyder
The Liberty Committee
http://www.thelibertycommittee.org


**
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - Thursday, March 22, 2001
Contact:  Kent Snyder of The Liberty Committee, 703-241-1003
Web site:  http://www.thelibertycommittee.org


-- Medical Privacy Doesn't Mean Privacy In Washington --

Washington's dirty little secret is out -- the so-called 'final federal
medical privacy rule' recently announced by the federal government
gives us less privacy, not more, stated Kent Snyder of The Liberty
Committee.

Section 160.310: Grants the U.S. Department of Health and Human
Services access to a person's medical information without his consent
or a warrant.

Section 164.512: Grants many third parties access to a person's medical
information (including genetic information) without his written,
informed, non-coerced (as in sign away your right to privacy or we will
deny treatment) consent.

Sections 164.502 and 164.506: The U.S. Department of Health and Human
Services has the ultimate authority to decide who can access your
medical records without your informed consent.

The truth is that laced throughout the 367-page federal medical privacy
rule are provisions that actually give a patient less control over his
own medical records than he currently has.  At the same time, these
regulations give federal, state, and local governmental agencies --
along with insurance companies, HMOs and others -- more access
and more control than the patient himself has, Kent Snyder stated.

Reacting to growing public concern, U.S. Department of Health and Human
Services Secretary Tommy Thompson reopened the comment period on these
deceptive privacy regulations.  Unfortunately, in order for a
citizen's comment to be acceptable, it must follow guidelines as to form
and content -- thus ensuring that many well-meant and deeply felt
concerns will be discarded as simply not in compliance. As a public
service, The Liberty Committee is providing a free on-line petition that
meets the guidelines for comments and reminds Washington what the true
definition of privacy is.

The petition can be found at
http://www.thelibertycommittee.org/medprivacypetition.htm .

The Liberty Committee is a nationwide, grassroots organization of over
51,000 Americans whose goal is to defend and advance liberty by
restoring our national government to its constitutional limitations.

-30-
**





---End Message---


Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use

2001-03-22 Thread Russ Rosser
Hi--

http://silverdata.20m.com/nebulizers.html says humidifiers produce denser
concentration than nebulizers, possibly too string for acute infections. 
Presumably, one could simply inhale at whatever distance from the
humidifier yields the optimal concentration.  Is the nebulizer therefore
an alternative to the wastefulness
of humidifiers, which necessarily produce overkill concentrations, or is
the oxygen somehow synergistic with the silver protocol?

--Russ

Re: CSThe List Owner speaketh:

2001-03-22 Thread ROGALTMAN
In a message dated 3/22/01 9:51:55 AM EST, liah...@utah-inter.net writes:

 Subj: Re: CSThe List Owner speaketh:
 Date:  3/22/01 9:51:55 AM EST
 From:  liah...@utah-inter.net (Marsha Hallett)
 Reply-to:  silver-list@eskimo.com
 To:silver-list@eskimo.com
 
  
 Dear Beverle, Good for you! Occasionally, someone comes along who has
 something interesting to read, so DO hang in there!!
 More Power Boys, listen up! You are Boing! Go off list with each
 other...please?

Marsha: For all their (our) faults, the More Power Boys have never tried to 
limit the free speech of others on this list. I suggest you exercise a much 
greater degree of tolerance so that others can feel free to explore ANY 
aspect of CS that they find interesting. These narrow minded rants of yours 
are becoming annoying. Roger 
  


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Re: CSRe: silver-digest Digest V101 #351

2001-03-22 Thread ROGALTMAN
In a message dated 3/22/01 11:22:22 AM EST, bober...@swbell.net writes:

 Subj: Re: CSRe: silver-digest Digest V101 #351
 Date:  3/22/01 11:22:22 AM EST
 From:  bober...@swbell.net (Robert L. Berger)
 Reply-to:  silver-list@eskimo.com
 To:silver-list@eskimo.com
 
 Hi James;
 
 I am inclined to believe Jon's invitro test for the following.
 
 In January  my wife and I came down with an upper respiratory infection We
 took everything the M.D.'s, prescribed plus a whole bunch of CS and in three
 weeks we were much better.
 
 Well a week ago it had returned, and we have been advised that there is a 
bunch
 of bronchitis and pneumonia going around.
 I have used CS, sambucol, and even made the nebulizer from an artist spray. I
 have use it with protocol recommend by Brooks Bailey; 20 % DMSO, 80 % CS 10 
ppm,
 with a dash of MSM (that tastes like hell). I have stuffed it up my nose and
 sucked it into my lungs and there has been very little relief. I do not cough
 very often but can't shack it.
 
 My wife will not use the nebulizer but has done all of the other stuff and 
her
 cough is very bad.
 
 What ever we have CS is of little value. I have seen a report that there are 
a
 few pathogens that CS will not touch. Don't remember where but will keep an 
eye
 out for it.
 
 May be its the dreid red blood cell damage that the group in Santa Fe. N.M.
 posted several weeks ago. The air force is really blanketing K.C. MO. are 
with
 that stuff.
 
 Ole Bob
 
  

Bob: Perhaps mucous is covering the infected areas, preventing the CS from 
coming in contact with the pathogens. Does anyone know how to reduce the 
viscosity or surface tension of mucous. In addition, I wonder if taking a 
cold tablet to temporarily dry up the mucous would allow the CS to reach the 
infection. Roger 


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Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use

2001-03-22 Thread Ode Coyote
  This is a great testimony!

It's possible that well made CS might not have induced the same degree of
pain response on inhalation.
 It would seem that a deep yellow CS is more irritationg to the eyes. I
assume that to hold true for the lungs.
 I agree, it all works.
 Ken

PS  The mentioned Coyote generator is controlled current at .7 to .8 ma
[low current]...not exactly low voltage, though reducing voltage as the CS
is made is how the current is controlled.


[snip]

I also tell this story in the hopes that if someone whom is of the mind to
take personal responsibility in their experiments, having read the numerous
claims on the list that normal colloidal silver doesn't work, realizes
that I used a very poorly brewed batch of colloidal silver, because it's
all I had on hand.  In fact, I filmed the process of making that EXACT batch
from beginning to end, and I overburned it by about thirty minutes just to
demonstrate the whole process on video.  I let this 9 volt battery brew
settle out for a few days ( not for any particular reason ), and later
combined it with a current limited batch I had made with a Coyote low
voltage generator, because I was too lazy to get a fresh container. I don't
usually do this, but I was doing quite a bit of photography and film work,
and I'd just finished it up.  I was planning on using that CS as a base for
a healing clay batch, and I didn't have a batch saved of properly made CS,
I had added all THAT to essential oil spritzers.

Granted, you would want the best colloidal silver possible, IF possible.  I
used a colloidal silver made from an example batch of how not to make
colloidal silver.  This stuff would have made the CS perfectionist's eyes
widen, with the bajeegas crawling down the spine!  ( It wasn't THAT bad,
standard over-yellow rather than gold-hue, that actually wasn't potent
enough to keep the yellow color when added with a low PPM 32 ounce
solution ).

I also say this in partial justification why I get so irritated with
comments such as yellow colloidal silver is worthless.  To some, they
might just be words cast off without thought, just a part of a high-sounding
sentance with just the right punch to get that editorial flare and oh so
shining just right lead in.  To me, I ask myself, If I would listen to
this stuff like this, where would I be?  Where would my wife be?  Where
would my son be?

Well I for one can say, I'm sitting right where I am, and without one shed
of regret!



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Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use

2001-03-22 Thread michael murray
Dear Jason,

 Next time you buy a bottle of Rum and apply it as alcohol
inhalation therapy.  This removes the garbage the chemtrails drop in
there.  Once the garbage is removed the cs nebulizer will be
exponentialy more effective in less time.  You stay on the rum in
anothers presense until it is coughed out.  It will be green, black,
and sick looking.

Michael

--- A.V.R.A colloidalsilverd...@hotmail.com wrote:
 Greetings all!
 
 Many of you might remember a little over a month ago the immediate
 onset of
 a lung condition I described to the group.  This has been the most
 severe
 illness I personally have experienced thusfar in life.  I remember
 one
 person writing, telling me that I must have a death wish for not
 taking
 myself in to the nearest hospital.
 
 To refresh, one moment I was in perfect ( apparent ) health, the next
 moment
 I experienced an incredible pain in the lower lung,  right lobe. 
 Within six
 hours from this first pain, I went from perfectly fine to literally
 unable
 to walk.  My wife begged me to let her take me to the hospital.  I
 refused.
 At this time, I could feel the fluid building up in this lung, and I
 knew
 that it was enough to demand a chest tube.  I had NO immune system
 response.
 No temperature, no loss of appetite, no weight loss, NOTHING.  Since
 I've
 often followed Hospitals 2000 ( now 2001 I'm sure ) yearly hospital
 infection reports and their compiled statistics, I figured in THIS
 case it
 was a Bad Idea to go to a hospital.  With an incredible reduction in
 the
 oxygen level in my own blood, and with my immune system apparently on
 a
 vacation, I didn't want to take the risk.
 
 I remember sitting alone that night, unable to lie down because I
 would not
 be able to take a breath.  If I sat perfectly still for about ten
 minutes,
 it felt as if I were completely healthy.  If I raised my arm or stood
 to
 walk, I would immediately become weaker than I'd ever been in this
 life.
 Every thought was focused on taking a breath, until I sat still long
 enough
 to feel better.
 
 I can say with all honesty that I felt on the virge of death.  I had
 to deal
 both with this fear, and my own personal choice.  Having conquered
 the fear
 that night, I did not experience it again.  However, my oxygen tank
 was
 empty, and various methods that I attempted the next morning had no
 effect.
 I used Eucalytpus oil to help with my airways, and somehow managed to
 get
 the oxygen tank filled that afternoon.
 
 That night, I was fairly desperate for air, but not as desperate as I
 would
 become the next morning.  In my mind, viewing my own state of being,
 I felt
 that there was a greater fluid buildup in my lungs ( both now ),
 however, my
 lung span and the amount of oxygen I was getting seemed to be about
 the
 same, relatively speaking.  I used my colloidal silver solution and
 gave my
 first try at the oxygen nebulizer that night.
 
 It wasn't until the following morning that I realized that the
 nebulizer use
 of the night before did no good whatsoever.  I had used the nebulizer
 many
 times before with healthy lungs, and trying to use with this
 condition was
 COMPLETELY different.
 
 While it seemed that my lung condition remained about the same, my
 state of
 health was not.  I assume the lack of oxygen was taking it's toll,
 and I was
 weakening, trembling even.
 
 This prompted a more whole-hearted effort with the nebulizer.  To
 date, no
 fever, no loss of appetite, no cough response, no aching, no
 changes in my
 elimination system - everything indicated either an incredibly
 reduced
 immune system response, or none at all.  I have a very fast burning
 metabolism, and this probably more than anything kept me going.
 
 So, on this morning, I determined that I needed to get the colloidal
 silver
 to the lower lungs, no matter how painful this might be.  I'd already
 made
 peace with my maker so to speak.  The first two inhalations failed.
  I
 learned I had to slowly empty out my lungs, then starve them for a
 bit
 before breathing the CS mist in.  The EXACT first time I accomplished
 this
 properly, I started to feel the effects.
 
 In all honesty, I don't know how many minutes passed between that
 first
 true breath and the extreme reaction.  I guess about four minutes. 
 The
 reaction was the most violent reaction I've had to anything in my
 life.  I
 don't know how I managed to take a breath when the effect started. 
 There
 was a rush to the head, an extreme pain to the neck ( this I only
 noticed
 with hindsight ).  One moment I was sitting on the floor,
 contemplating
 using the nebulizer again while trying to breath, the next, BAM!  The
 coughing reaction was incredible to the point I must have been purple
 faced,
 my veins were elevated like long plateaus, and I really thought if I
 could
 have choked up my stomach, I would have.
 
 This lasted somewhere around 15 minutes.  From that point forward, it
 was
 all downhill.  I only used the nebulizer, 

Re: CSThat @#$%ard, Dr. Brooks, is a knave......admitted

2001-03-22 Thread Ode Coyote
  I mix CS in the cats canned food every morning to keep flea allergy
wounds from turning into furless patches.  The cats still have flea allergy
but no longer lose hair over it. The bites remain just bites.
 Otherwise, they never get sick at all.
 Ken

At 06:36 AM 3/22/01 -0500, you wrote:
I would be very interested in what you did for your cat and how.  I belong
to a natural cat list and sometimes there is discussion of UTI.  We use
homeopathy but I am ignorant of cat dosage.  How do you get it in the cat?
Eye dropper, turkey baster?  There is so much hollering and squabbling on
this site - please don't think this post is a hoax.  I really am interested.
I have 3 beloved babies and want the best for them.  Thanks in advance.


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Re: CSThat @#$%ard, Dr. Brooks, is a knave......admitted

2001-03-22 Thread Ode Coyote

  Might I point out:
 Even if yellow CS is worthless, Yellow CS is not all yellow. The
concentration of the yellow sized particles are in the minority with the
sizes  attributed with a clear CS and the ratios is quite as variable as
the depth of the color.

Even if ionic silver is worthless, there is still a percentage of colloid
in any batch.

There are many variables that affect ion to particle ratios and particle
size in both HVAC and LVDC systems. Even the same outfit often produces
variable results, but just because there may be more of one element present
in one batch doesn't mean those elements aren't present in the next.

Since LVDC is easily available and easily made by anyone, any drawbacks
such as high ionic content become irrelevant unless they are actually harmful.
 Besides, no one has stated what sort of LVDC process was used to determing
ion to particle rations.  There are many ways to make LVDC colloidal silver
and all of them make a somewhat different product. Just changing water
temperature affects the ion to particle ratios...even drastically.
 I strongly doubt that the stated ratios are in any way gospel or that
what happens to ionic silver is completely understood.

 The body has the ability to sort things out and use what it can while
eliminating the rest.

 That one sort of CS is maybe more powerful doesn't mean that all other
sorts are worthless or even significantly less effective.

Bottom line, ain't nothing all one way. 

Ken


At 10:07 PM 3/21/01 -0700, you wrote:
Dr. Jon et al:

I can only judge by the information that you have provided in a subject in
which I am very familiar.  You state in your newsletter the yellow
colloidal silver is useless.  That is an outright lie.  And you have been
made aware of both the proofs and the references associated with the proofs.
What about that one person who, because the I am God doctor says so,
refuses to use the colloidal silver and dies from a simple non-responsive
lung condition or an external infection that could have been prevented?

With what arrogance do you assume you can walk into a field, spit on the
people who have dedicated DECADES to this research, without expecting some
animosity in return?

On one hand, you state anecdotal evidence is worthless ( in a private
email to me ) and yet, a week later, you give colloidal silver to a person
whom experiences good results and say seeing is believing.  You are in a
position of power and that should make you geometrically more aware and
responsible for that which you print.  You claim authority with the use of a
title.  When people claim authority, perhaps I am old-fashioned, but I
expect them to wear the mantle as responsibly as possible.

Ego complexes come in many forms.  We all have our share, as is evident in
the recent postings to this list.

In your research, you don't have to destroy something which you really don't
have any experience with.  You could learn ALOT from the people here on this
list, they are good people.  You don't have to AGREE with everything.  But
with-holding judgement because you don't KNOW is a sign of wisdom.

If I were in your shoes, the issue between different types of colloidal
silver generators, whether or not which types of CS work or don't and to
what extent - all this would be irrelevant.  Your business and your focus is
on the work YOU are doing.

If you must venture into this OTHER arena, then you should give it the
respect it deserves.  However, since it seems you are working on something
which seems to you to be superior, you should focus on this.  I guarantee
you that almost EVERYONE on this list would embrace a true breakthrough in
CS production.

Being open and friendly goes a long way in the world.  I don't see why so
many people have a problem with saying I don't know.  There's ALOT I don't
know.  If someone asks me something, I don't quote what I read someplace
else and say YES, you see, this is not right because...  I say, I read
here that xyz.  However, I personally have never done these tests, or I
personally have not concluded one way or the other... or I'm not really in a
position to say...

There is a big difference between information, data, experience, wisdom and
truth.  It's wise to not slam doors that don't need to be slammed.

Taking the high road morally is not the same as accepting responsibility,
even though it might make oneself feel good.

I am VERY interested in colloidal silver particle research.  I think any
work done in this arena is most excellent, and I look forward to adsorbing
as much information as possible.

I also think Frank Key has a great mind, and I wish, the same, that he would
simply complete his work, so that the PRODUCT will speak for itself.

If  you all were doing this the old fashioned way, locked in a room with
lab equipment and pads of paper, there would be bloody noses - AND
ultimately best friends - as the result.  This media restricts some of the
dynamics of human interaction.
We SHOULD keep in 

Re: CSFwd: Dr. Jon's Special Silver FAQ's 3-19-01

2001-03-22 Thread Robert L. Berger
Ode Coyote's remark brought to mind the requirements for the manufacture of
electron tubes (radio tubes to most people), at Western Electric.  At one time I
was the Engineering Department Chief for the manufacture of such items.

Almost all of the parts that make up an electron tube are gold plated with 24 K
gold, because it is basically inert. However we required the ladies to wear
finger cots (like the fingers from a rubber glove) because  during their monthly
period the salt plus whatever on their fingers would tarnish the gold and ruin
the tubes.

Ole Bob


Ode Coyote wrote:

   Skin has acids.  That's why gun owners wipe off thier guns before storing
 to preserve the blueing.
  Ken


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Re: CSRe: silver-digest Digest V101 #351

2001-03-22 Thread Robert L. Berger
Roger;

The protocol described by Brooks Bailey was designed to allow CS to penetrate 
the
mucus of the lungs.

Ole Bob


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CS and Cats

2001-03-22 Thread Kehoe
I just add CS to her water bowl.  I don't measure, just dump some in.  I
suppose it is about 2oz in a small water bowl. It probably holds a 1 1/2
cups of water.  I also stopped using straight tap water.  I use filtered
water.  As a side note, she prefers her water with the CS in it.  When I
first started giving it to her, I put down two bowls of water. One with CS
and one without.  I was afraid that if she did not like the water, she would
not drink at all. The only one she drank out of was the one with the CS in
it.I even switched the bowls of water, just to see if she would only
drink out of her regular water bowl.  It made no difference.  She went for
the CS every time.  The other day, I filled her bowl and did not put CS in
it and she stood by her bowl and complained until I added the CS.  I guess
she knows what she likes :o).

CK
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From: Beverle Sweitzer aber...@erols.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 5:36 AM
Subject: Re: CSThat @#$%ard, Dr. Brooks, is a knave..admitted


 I would be very interested in what you did for your cat and how.  I belong
 to a natural cat list and sometimes there is discussion of UTI.  We use
 homeopathy but I am ignorant of cat dosage.  How do you get it in the cat?
 Eye dropper, turkey baster?  There is so much hollering and squabbling on
 this site - please don't think this post is a hoax.  I really am
interested.
 I have 3 beloved babies and want the best for them.  Thanks in advance.


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RE: CSfw: Who Decides What Drugs Are Forced on Children?

2001-03-22 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Hi Russ,

This area of law is under intensive research by a large number of loosely
networked groups.
It is best procedure is uncertain at the present time; a work in progress.
It is Commercial Law, which is the dominant controlling  law on the planet
at the present time. It is ancient maritime merchant law operative at most
levels as The Uniform Commercial Code.  Although there are minor
variations, all governments are and citizens are controlled by essentially
the same version.

Right Way Law, (1-800-699-0818) and The Aware Group(
http://www.theawaregroup.com/ ) are very active in this work. A book is
available from The American's Bulletin: @ 541-779-7709. Not Cheap:  100
clams, but a bargain for the research contained. Good newspaper too, though
some of the material is written by non-professional journalists.

Additionally: Richard Standrings group; VIP (513) 641-2221 or 81 Request
Catalog. Fantastic Level III CD.  In care of 5904 Vine Street
Cincinnati, Ohio 45216.

See: www.Taxableincome.net  See: www.redemptioninlaw.org

Search for: Jack Cohen

There is probably somewhere in your area a small group studying these
matters.

Be prepared to experience severe distortion of your present reality
framework.

JOH

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From: Arthur Rambo [mailto:alltogether...@webtv.net]
Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 11:11 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: RE: CSfw: Who Decides What Drugs Are Forced on Children?


How can I address and correct that hidden contract?


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-Original Message-
From: Russ Rosser [mailto:russros...@juno.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 10:56 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSfw: Who Decides What Drugs Are Forced on Children?


 Until that hidden contract is addressed and corrected they can do
 with you
 what they damn well please.

Hi, James--

What strategy for this are you leaniong toward nowadays, WRT taxation 
ct. venue?

Regards,
Russ Rosser
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fax: (256) 547-7098
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Re: CSsore throat

2001-03-22 Thread Russ Rosser
Electricity across insulted area (avoiding jugular vie/carotid artery)
using salt water sponges connected to battery terminals or CS maker,
zapper or (theoretically risky) DC power supply.  Most dramatic
anti-infective!

--Russ


On Mon, 12 Mar 2001 12:59:57 +1300 Nick Grant nwgr...@inet.net.nz
writes:
 Hello
 
 My husband has had a really sore throat for about 10 days now.  
 Nothing
 else, just his throat.  He has been gargling with CS and then 
 swallowing it.
 He is also taking Vitamin C and GSE.  Nothing much is working.  It 
 lessens
 in severity, then comes back again.  I was wondering if he has Strep 
 throat.
 Can anyone tell me about Strep throat?  I am just wondering if I am 
 doing
 him a disservice by telling him not to go to the doctor, as I have 
 heard
 Strep throat can be life threatening.  Can anyone help please.
 
 Regards
 
 Tracy
 
 
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Re: CSThat @#$%ard, Dr. Brooks, is a knave......admitted

2001-03-22 Thread Beverle Sweitzer



 I'm using an eyedropper to get the CS in my cat's mouth. He has a skin
 condition that is being helped by the CS.

Thank you. With my little generator I usually make it for the 10 ppm length
of time.  Is that pretty standard for a cat, too?


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Re: CSThe List Owner speaketh:

2001-03-22 Thread Beverle Sweitzer

  What are you using CS for? I still take it daily as a preventive, and I
use
 it for my Pug dogs and birds.
 

I am using  it for myself and my husband as preventive, also.  My husband is
one of those fellows that usually says I don't know if you ask him if he
thinks something is helping, but  the 3rd day on CS he mentioned that he
thought a burn (from hot food) in his mouth had gone away mighty fast.  I am
going to try it on all 3 of my kitties, but I have one that I think it will
help the most.


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Re: CS and Cats

2001-03-22 Thread Marshall Dudley
Is this after a taste, or can she detect the CS by smell or other sense?

Marshall

Kehoe wrote:

 I just add CS to her water bowl.  I don't measure, just dump some in.  I
 suppose it is about 2oz in a small water bowl. It probably holds a 1 1/2
 cups of water.  I also stopped using straight tap water.  I use filtered
 water.  As a side note, she prefers her water with the CS in it.  When I
 first started giving it to her, I put down two bowls of water. One with CS
 and one without.  I was afraid that if she did not like the water, she would
 not drink at all. The only one she drank out of was the one with the CS in
 it.I even switched the bowls of water, just to see if she would only
 drink out of her regular water bowl.  It made no difference.  She went for
 the CS every time.  The other day, I filled her bowl and did not put CS in
 it and she stood by her bowl and complained until I added the CS.  I guess
 she knows what she likes :o).

 CK
 - Original Message -
 From: Beverle Sweitzer aber...@erols.com
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 5:36 AM
 Subject: Re: CSThat @#$%ard, Dr. Brooks, is a knave..admitted

  I would be very interested in what you did for your cat and how.  I belong
  to a natural cat list and sometimes there is discussion of UTI.  We use
  homeopathy but I am ignorant of cat dosage.  How do you get it in the cat?
  Eye dropper, turkey baster?  There is so much hollering and squabbling on
  this site - please don't think this post is a hoax.  I really am
 interested.
  I have 3 beloved babies and want the best for them.  Thanks in advance.
 
 
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Re: CSThat @#$%ard, Dr. Brooks, is a knave......admitted

2001-03-22 Thread d.linen
Beverle,

I don't know the PPM of my CS. I put what I make in their drinking water
but he needed something extra and now his fur is growing back nicely. 

Beverle Sweitzer wrote:
 
 
  I'm using an eyedropper to get the CS in my cat's mouth. He has a skin
  condition that is being helped by the CS.
 
 Thank you. With my little generator I usually make it for the 10 ppm length
 of time.  Is that pretty standard for a cat, too?
 
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CS density?

2001-03-22 Thread Del or Elmay Crow
I guess the density is in my head.  The stuff I make exibits a definite fast 
'drop' to halfway down the tumbler. It had to drop quickly when decanted from 
the half gallon 'generator jar' too!   There is a definite rubbery metallic 
taste at that halfway point.  Though the . ingot was supposed to be what 
was rolled out, I am wondering if sterling might have been substituted.  The 
'bite' of the silver metallic taste in my first 'generator' a couple of years 
ago did not (if I remember correctly) exhibit the rubbery flavor (or possibly 
the drop downwards in the tumbler either). I am using 12 volts 'currently'...DC 
games transformer...no 'starter' and it runs about three hours in a half gallon 
with terminals about 2 inches apart (average).  Comments   Other question: 
anyone have  a list of 'illegal' medical terms on colloid or zappers.???   Del


Re: CS and mice and now my chooks

2001-03-22 Thread Black


Judith, do you use Albon on the chicks for coccidiosis?  That clears it up
fine in dogs, pups.

Nancy...

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From: Judith Thamm galing...@chariot.net.au
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 5:48 PM
Subject: Re: CS and mice and now my chooks


 I have one very spry chook that never seems to clear up coccidiosis
 despite several attempts with CS in the drinking water- it could be
 that she keeps getting reinfected as the stuff lives in the soil.  We
 have finally had rain [plus the coldest day in  March for 50 years -
 talk about contrast!]... do you think that if I sprayed the ground in
 the cage where I keep this hen that it would help.  Normally a chook
 dies from this disease - this one hasn't and so I have kept her out of
 sheer curiosity.  She has the diarrhoea all the time - and I think she
 is even laying!  Coccidiosis has a distinct odour to it.  I've got
 this hen separated to just the group I bought her with.

 Judith.



 - Original Message -
 From: rogalt...@aol.com
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2001 2:57 PM
 Subject: Re: CS and mice


  In a message dated 3/19/01 9:32:03 PM EST, mdud...@execonn.com
 writes:
 
   Subj: Re: CS and mice
   Date:  3/19/01 9:32:03 PM EST
   From:  mdud...@execonn.com (Marshall Dudley)
   Reply-to:  silver-list@eskimo.com
   To:silver-list@eskimo.com
 
   Feeding pure 10 ppm CS to mice with short intestinal lengths,
 probably
   ended up killing the bacteria they need in their intestines to
 digest
   food, and starved to death.  I have found that small animals
 (especially
   insects) are vulnerable to being killed this way, even though for
 large
   mammals it is not a problem.
 
   Marshall 
 
  Marshall: Under such conditions, how long would it take for mice to
 starve to
  death? Perhaps Terri could provide more info particularly about any
 change in
  their droppings, and how long they lived after starting the CS.
 Roger
 
 
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Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use

2001-03-22 Thread A.V.R.A
Greeetings,

I don't believe it says too dense for acute infections.  The density of the 
mist causes it to line the throat to the point of complete condensation.  I'm 
sure the same thing happens as the colloidal silver enters the lungs.With 
the oxygen nebulizer, the mist more readily enters the deeper portion of the 
lungs.

I'm not sure that backing away from the humidifier is a solution.  Again, the 
humidifiyer certainly works, but not like the oxygen nebulizer.

I'm CERTAIN the pure oxygen is a contributing factor as well!

The O2 nebulizer does use quite a bit less than the humidifier.

Jason
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  From: Russ Rosser 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 9:24 AM
  Subject: Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use


  Hi--

  http://silverdata.20m.com/nebulizers.html says humidifiers produce denser 
concentration than nebulizers, possibly too string for acute infections.  
Presumably, one could simply inhale at whatever distance from the humidifier 
yields the optimal concentration.  Is the nebulizer therefore an alternative to 
the wastefulness
  of humidifiers, which necessarily produce overkill concentrations, or is the 
oxygen somehow synergistic with the silver protocol?

  --Russ


CSHermangoimas and Vascular Malformations

2001-03-22 Thread Dick Tanguay


--
Hemangiomas are benign vascular anomalies which may occur in various areas
throughout the body with 50% being located in the head and neck. Vascular
anomalies are the most common head and neck tumor in infancy and childhood
with hemangiomas and lymphatic malformations comprising the majority of
these lesions. 
--

Has anyone heard of the above conditions? and is CS effective in treating
it?  If not, would it be otherwise harmful?  I have a friend whose baby is
afflicted with one or other of these conditions and also thrush was
mentioned too.  If CS would be useful to her, I would like to give her what
she needed.

Dick

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Re: CSMore list owner comments, PLEASE READ!

2001-03-22 Thread Dick Tanguay
Mike D.

You should be a diplomat.  I wish I could articulate like you do without
ruffling anyone's feathers.  I don't really understand what these techie
types are talking about and I hope they don't stop for sometime we will
benefit from their debates.

Dick

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From: M. G. Devour mdev...@eskimo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 8:18 AM
Subject: Re: CSMore list owner comments, PLEASE READ!


 Hi all,

 It's always hard to strike a balance with my remarks. When one thing
 has gotten out of hand and I take a swat at it, other things often rise
 up to take its place.

 Such it is with Marsha and Roger nipping at each other. (Hi folks!)

 The mo power folks have sorta filled the void left when much of the
 OT chatter got shunted to the silver-off-topic-l...@yahoogroups.com ...
 The particular set of conflicts took on too much weight, what with
 nothing like Jason's testimonial and Beverle's questions to focus us.

 Now, I hope we'll see the casual users come back out of hiding as we
 rein in the tech guys a little -- without hammering the technical
 discussions out of existence either!

 I don't see the need for a single purpose list, so I don't agree with
 Marsha that the other guys should disappear. When they start hammering
 each other, yes, but not when they're behaving themselves.

 But what happens if nobody says anything about the simple stuff and our
 willingness to help new people? What just happened is what happens!
 All the helpful folks disappear and newcomers see only the technical
 discussions (however well or il-behaved they may be at the moment).

 It's usually been my job to pipe up once in a while to remind everyone,
 and inform the lurkers, that we have a dual role to fill here and that
 their basic questions are essential if we're going to be able to help
 them get what they need.

 If I'm too busy to do that, which I have been, I think it's time to ask
 some of you to step into the cheerleader role... Jason? Ivan? Marsha?
 Any of a number of you are well suited to the task.

 If there are no basic threads being worked, and it's been a day or two
 of nothing but tech stuff, it's time to chime in with an anecdote or
 comment and an invitation for questions.

 No need to play list-cop or criticize anything else that's going on
 (talk to me instead!). The tech guys'll keep doing their job if we
 just let'em. Nope, just a reminder for any new folks that stumble in to
 start askin' questions if they want to get some help.

 Is it starting to make some sense folks?

 My availability will rise and fall with my obligations here. I hope
 that I can get some of you seasoned veterans to help keep us in
 balance. Share the duties so nobody's under pressure, but take some
 responsibility for keeping the equilibrium going.

 I welcome your feedback, folks.

 Be well,

 Mike D.
 da owner...

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CSFw: Medical Privacy: copy of press release

2001-03-22 Thread Dick Tanguay
Anyone interested in Medical Privacy?  I guess there is still time to sign a
petition.

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From: The Liberty Committee l...@thelibertycommittee.org
To: Liberty Activist libertyactiv...@mjx.thelibertycommittee.org
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 10:42 AM
Subject: Medical Privacy: copy of press release


 March 22, 2001


 Dear liberty activist,

 Here's a copy of a press release we sent to the media today via
 U.S. Newswire.

 If you haven't already signed the petition, please do so today.
 http://www.thelibertycommittee.org/medprivacypetition.htm

 Kent Snyder
 The Liberty Committee
 http://www.thelibertycommittee.org


 **
 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - Thursday, March 22, 2001
 Contact:  Kent Snyder of The Liberty Committee, 703-241-1003
 Web site:  http://www.thelibertycommittee.org


 -- Medical Privacy Doesn't Mean Privacy In Washington --

 Washington's dirty little secret is out -- the so-called 'final federal
 medical privacy rule' recently announced by the federal government
 gives us less privacy, not more, stated Kent Snyder of The Liberty
 Committee.

 Section 160.310: Grants the U.S. Department of Health and Human
 Services access to a person's medical information without his consent
 or a warrant.

 Section 164.512: Grants many third parties access to a person's medical
 information (including genetic information) without his written,
 informed, non-coerced (as in sign away your right to privacy or we will
 deny treatment) consent.

 Sections 164.502 and 164.506: The U.S. Department of Health and Human
 Services has the ultimate authority to decide who can access your
 medical records without your informed consent.

 The truth is that laced throughout the 367-page federal medical privacy
 rule are provisions that actually give a patient less control over his
 own medical records than he currently has.  At the same time, these
 regulations give federal, state, and local governmental agencies --
 along with insurance companies, HMOs and others -- more access
 and more control than the patient himself has, Kent Snyder stated.

 Reacting to growing public concern, U.S. Department of Health and Human
 Services Secretary Tommy Thompson reopened the comment period on these
 deceptive privacy regulations.  Unfortunately, in order for a
 citizen's comment to be acceptable, it must follow guidelines as to form
 and content -- thus ensuring that many well-meant and deeply felt
 concerns will be discarded as simply not in compliance. As a public
 service, The Liberty Committee is providing a free on-line petition that
 meets the guidelines for comments and reminds Washington what the true
 definition of privacy is.

 The petition can be found at
 http://www.thelibertycommittee.org/medprivacypetition.htm .

 The Liberty Committee is a nationwide, grassroots organization of over
 51,000 Americans whose goal is to defend and advance liberty by
 restoring our national government to its constitutional limitations.

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Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use

2001-03-22 Thread EPMOON5192
Hi from a ;newbe that is old enough to use that for an excuse in not really 
knnowing what I'm doing from a scientific point. However I have been using a 
Sota instrument. Beck also I believe its called. I make the cs exactly to the 
directions, it is clear. and has worked on  a varity of situations to my 
delight. I ;just yesterday found a Sunbeam Ultrasonic Humidifier at 
Wal-Mart,$40 to use for a sinus condition. Plan to use it at night to see if 
it would help.  Now I realize that I don't know if I should just add stright 
cs, That would be 2.6 gallons to fill it!  I only make 16 oz. at a time and 
each batch takes 20 minutes to make.  I will do it if that woul.d  be ;the 
protocol. Perhaps I should add some plain distilled water to the cs. I need 
some advice please. I have no testing equpitment. I hope this doesn't sound 
too vague but the simpler the better for this great-grandma, and so fat that 
has worked wonderfully well. Thanks for your time and help. Betty Ft. 
Lauderdale


Re: CSLiving Waters

2001-03-22 Thread Judith Thamm
Dear Michael,
Yes I have 2 of Dr Batmanghelidj's books.

There is much concern that the next major world crisis will be over
'potable water' ie water that is fit for drinking.  The farmers pour
deadly sprays on their crops - 80% of which evaporates to join clouds
in the sky.  The rain brings down the sprays that the farmers poured
on their crops.  Our rivers here in Australia are chemical sewers -
the water for South Australia - where I live - is piped from the River
Murray after being treated by 78 chemicals and filtration - and I
drink it only out of politeness - ie when I have a hot drink while out
visiting.

The Murray is over 2200 km in length [someone swam the distance
recently over a 3 month period - that's how I know].  It irrigates
cotton, rice, orchards, vines, dairy farms etc etc imagine the return
run off!!  And there are all the septic tanks [toilet systems that
have a solid waste catching tank that supposedly turns waste into
liquid that seeps into the underground water table]... that also add
to the pollution

Good posting.
Judith.

... Dr F
 Batmanghelidj states that the human body requires between 3 and 6
pints
 of good, high-energy water on a daily basis to maintain optimum
 function and that all pain signals within the body are a result of
 internal water shortage. He continues to describe how obesity,
excess
 body weight, asthma, allergies, hiatus hernia, diabetes, dyspepsia,
 rheumatoid arthritis, backache, headaches, stress, depression,
 hypertension and high cholesterol can all be treated by increased
water
 intake. Most of us are drinking tea, coffee and alcohol which are
all
 diuretics that actively dehydrate the body. We are also drinking
 minerals and sodas instead of the pure, unadulterated water which
our
 body desperately needs for optimum function. The above book contains
 much new, highly detailed information on water regulation and
histamine
 activity within the body. This model is in sharp contrast to
 mainstream, established medical understanding. Many therapists using
 homeopathy and other types of vibrational medicine experience faster
 and better results with their fully hydrated patients. It is well
known
 that it is very difficult to vibrate a dry body.



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Re: CS and Cats

2001-03-22 Thread Dean T. Miller
On Thu, 22 Mar 2001 11:39:37 -0600, Kehoe ke...@ticon.net wrote:

She went for
the CS every time.  The other day, I filled her bowl and did not put CS in
it and she stood by her bowl and complained until I added the CS.  I guess
she knows what she likes :o).

Hi CK.

Same thing happens here (we have roughly 20 cats -- with kittens on
the way).

The dogs don't seem to have the same, umm, palate.  :)  They'll drink
anything.

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Re: CSHermangoimas and Vascular Malformations

2001-03-22 Thread A.V.R.A
Hemangiomas  usually are not a big deal.  My son had one just after birth.
The doctor said it probably wouldn't be a concern, and would probably take
care of itself as he matured.

I didn't feel like waiting for maturity, so I simply used a good healing
clay pack for a few hours, and that took care of it in a couple of days.  I
don't know if this would be effective in every case, since I only have my
personal experience in this case.

I would not really suggest doing this with SOMEONE ELSE'S child.  Society
freaks out when it comes to children.  I can only remember two instances
when I've worked with another parent's child.  Both cases, the doctors had
done everything they could, both cases the parents were highly educated,
both cases I just couldn't bare to see the continued pain ( different
situations ).

You take on a lot of responsbility when you introduce something to someone.
I've always found it a bit wiser to give them the knowledge and capability
to take responsibility themselves.

I'm not sure if colloidal silver would make a difference here.

Jason
- Original Message -
From: Dick Tanguay tang...@midmaine.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 3:07 PM
Subject: CSHermangoimas and Vascular Malformations




 --
 Hemangiomas are benign vascular anomalies which may occur in various
areas
 throughout the body with 50% being located in the head and neck. Vascular
 anomalies are the most common head and neck tumor in infancy and childhood
 with hemangiomas and lymphatic malformations comprising the majority of
 these lesions. 
 --

 Has anyone heard of the above conditions? and is CS effective in treating
 it?  If not, would it be otherwise harmful?  I have a friend whose baby is
 afflicted with one or other of these conditions and also thrush was
 mentioned too.  If CS would be useful to her, I would like to give her
what
 she needed.

 Dick

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Re: CSHermangoimas and Vascular Malformations

2001-03-22 Thread Kehoe
I don't know about the vascular malformations, but I bet it would help with
thrush.  If I remember correctly, thrush is an infection in the mouth.  A
few drops in the baby's mouth a couple times a day should do the trick.

CK
- Original Message -
From: Dick Tanguay tang...@midmaine.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 4:07 PM
Subject: CSHermangoimas and Vascular Malformations




 --
 Hemangiomas are benign vascular anomalies which may occur in various
areas
 throughout the body with 50% being located in the head and neck. Vascular
 anomalies are the most common head and neck tumor in infancy and childhood
 with hemangiomas and lymphatic malformations comprising the majority of
 these lesions. 
 --

 Has anyone heard of the above conditions? and is CS effective in treating
 it?  If not, would it be otherwise harmful?  I have a friend whose baby is
 afflicted with one or other of these conditions and also thrush was
 mentioned too.  If CS would be useful to her, I would like to give her
what
 she needed.

 Dick

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Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use

2001-03-22 Thread A.V.R.A
When using those large capacity humidifiyers, you don't have to fill them all 
the way up to work.  In fact you just have to have enough filled to set off the 
sensor.  There is no need to dilute the colloidal silver.  

  - Original Message - 
  From: epmoon5...@aol.com 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 4:13 PM
  Subject: Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use


  Hi from a ;newbe that is old enough to use that for an excuse in not really 
  knnowing what I'm doing from a scientific point. However I have been using a 
  Sota instrument. Beck also I believe its called. I make the cs exactly to the 
  directions, it is clear. and has worked on  a varity of situations to my 
  delight. I ;just yesterday found a Sunbeam Ultrasonic Humidifier at 
  Wal-Mart,$40 to use for a sinus condition. Plan to use it at night to see if 
  it would help.  Now I realize that I don't know if I should just add stright 
  cs, That would be 2.6 gallons to fill it!  I only make 16 oz. at a time and 
  each batch takes 20 minutes to make.  I will do it if that woul.d  be ;the 
  protocol. Perhaps I should add some plain distilled water to the cs. I need 
  some advice please. I have no testing equpitment. I hope this doesn't sound 
  too vague but the simpler the better for this great-grandma, and so fat that 
  has worked wonderfully well. Thanks for your time and help. Betty Ft. 
  Lauderdale 


Re: CS and Cats

2001-03-22 Thread Kehoe
I'm not really sure how she can tell.  I did not see her go to the bowl
originally, but she made such a commotion I figured it out real quick.  She
has me very well trained :o).

CK
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From: Marshall Dudley mdud...@execonn.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 12:57 PM
Subject: Re: CS and Cats


 Is this after a taste, or can she detect the CS by smell or other sense?

 Marshall

 Kehoe wrote:

  I just add CS to her water bowl.  I don't measure, just dump some in.  I
  suppose it is about 2oz in a small water bowl. It probably holds a 1 1/2
  cups of water.  I also stopped using straight tap water.  I use filtered
  water.  As a side note, she prefers her water with the CS in it.  When I
  first started giving it to her, I put down two bowls of water. One with
CS
  and one without.  I was afraid that if she did not like the water, she
would
  not drink at all. The only one she drank out of was the one with the CS
in
  it.I even switched the bowls of water, just to see if she would only
  drink out of her regular water bowl.  It made no difference.  She went
for
  the CS every time.  The other day, I filled her bowl and did not put CS
in
  it and she stood by her bowl and complained until I added the CS.  I
guess
  she knows what she likes :o).
 
  CK
  - Original Message -
  From: Beverle Sweitzer aber...@erols.com
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com
  Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 5:36 AM
  Subject: Re: CSThat @#$%ard, Dr. Brooks, is a knave..admitted
 
   I would be very interested in what you did for your cat and how.  I
belong
   to a natural cat list and sometimes there is discussion of UTI.  We
use
   homeopathy but I am ignorant of cat dosage.  How do you get it in the
cat?
   Eye dropper, turkey baster?  There is so much hollering and squabbling
on
   this site - please don't think this post is a hoax.  I really am
  interested.
   I have 3 beloved babies and want the best for them.  Thanks in
advance.
  
  
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Re: CSHermangoimas and Vascular Malformations

2001-03-22 Thread Nick Grant
Hi there

My daughter has seven haemangiomas on her face, one on her chin, and one on
her body ,( this one being the result of pressure from a hip spika.)  I have
found these are usually caused by pressure, mainly  when giving birth to the
child.  My child's ones came out about 10-12 days after birth.  She has a
rare genetic disorder, which probably pre-disposes her to them, but
unaffected children obviously get them as well.  CS does not help them
unfortunately.  Rebekah is now 3 yrs old, and hers have faded considerably.
They will go by the time she is five.  We call them her beauty spots!

Hope this helps

Tracy
- Original Message -
From: Dick Tanguay tang...@midmaine.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, 23 March 2001 10:07
Subject: CSHermangoimas and Vascular Malformations




 --
 Hemangiomas are benign vascular anomalies which may occur in various
areas
 throughout the body with 50% being located in the head and neck. Vascular
 anomalies are the most common head and neck tumor in infancy and childhood
 with hemangiomas and lymphatic malformations comprising the majority of
 these lesions. 
 --

 Has anyone heard of the above conditions? and is CS effective in treating
 it?  If not, would it be otherwise harmful?  I have a friend whose baby is
 afflicted with one or other of these conditions and also thrush was
 mentioned too.  If CS would be useful to her, I would like to give her
what
 she needed.

 Dick

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CSzappers

2001-03-22 Thread Nick Grant
Hi again

Just looking for comments from those of you who have used zappers.

I went to a doctor yesterday for treatment as I have systemic candida.  He
had a machine, not unlike a zapper, in that you held copper pipes, and it
ran off a 9 volt battery.  It was attached to a computer which gave him
readings, and he used accupressure/accupuncture points.

I asked him about the zapper, since his machine was similar, and he was not
in favour of them.  He said it was because the range of frequencies that it
delivers to all the accupressure points in the hands, this in turn disrupts
the immune system.  Sort of overstimulates it.  I hope I am explaining it
o.k.  Anyway, it said it wasn't good for the immune system to be stimulated
in that way.

What do you all think?

Tracy


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Re: CSPersonal Experience Update on Nebulizer/Humidifier Use

2001-03-22 Thread Ted Windsor
Hi Betty:
If you were to use a one qt. vision ware glass pot you could may 32 oz
at a time by using a wall adapter with your silver pulser and plug it in
the stove outlet just set the timer for 40 minutes.
Blessings
Ted

epmoon5...@aol.com wrote:

 Hi from a ;newbe that is old enough to use that for an excuse in not
 really
 knnowing what I'm doing from a scientific point. However I have been
 using a
 Sota instrument. Beck also I believe its called. I make the cs exactly
 to the
 directions, it is clear. and has worked on  a varity of situations to
 my
 delight. I ;just yesterday found a Sunbeam Ultrasonic Humidifier at
 Wal-Mart,$40 to use for a sinus condition. Plan to use it at night to
 see if
 it would help.  Now I realize that I don't know if I should just add
 stright
 cs, That would be 2.6 gallons to fill it!  I only make 16 oz. at a
 time and
 each batch takes 20 minutes to make.  I will do it if that woul.d  be
 ;the
 protocol. Perhaps I should add some plain distilled water to the cs. I
 need
 some advice please. I have no testing equpitment. I hope this doesn't
 sound
 too vague but the simpler the better for this great-grandma, and so
 fat that
 has worked wonderfully well. Thanks for your time and help. Betty Ft.
 Lauderdale

--
Ted
Helping Hand Consulting
http://www.helpinghandconsulting.com



Re: CSThe List Owner speaketh:

2001-03-22 Thread Erwin Hanke
?Everyone is entitled to their opinion. You find it boooring. I find it 
fascinating. You find cats,
dogs, babies, or what have you fascinating, I find them boooring. 
Fortunately, we both have
Delete keys. Hopefully, we will continue to use them when each of us 
finds it appropriate.
Personally, I would hate to see them go off list because it is CS and in 
spite of their snipping at
each other, there is experimenting going on (I think) and hopefully, we 
will all be better off in the

end.

Erwin


Dear Beverle, Good for you! Occasionally, someone comes along who has
something interesting to read, so DO hang in there!!
More Power Boys, listen up! You are Boing! Go off list with each
other...please?




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CSOn Acceptable CS Topics

2001-03-22 Thread ROGALTMAN
In a message dated 3/22/01 11:37:12 PM EST, w...@earthlink.net writes:

 Subj: Re: CSThe List Owner speaketh:
 Date:  3/22/01 11:37:12 PM EST
 From:  w...@earthlink.net (Erwin Hanke)
 Reply-to:  w...@earthlink.net
 To:silver-list@eskimo.com
 
 ?Everyone is entitled to their opinion. You find it boooring. I find it 
 fascinating. You find cats,
 dogs, babies, or what have you fascinating, I find them boooring. 
 Fortunately, we both have
 Delete keys. Hopefully, we will continue to use them when each of us 
 finds it appropriate.
 Personally, I would hate to see them go off list because it is CS and in 
 spite of their snipping at
 each other, there is experimenting going on (I think) and hopefully, we 
 will all be better off in the
 end.
 
 Erwin
  

Erwin: While I'm thankful that at least a couple of people on this list 
understand that scientific discussions/experimention often has practical 
benefits, that was definitely NOT the point of my earlier comments. My point 
was that attempts to limit CS discussion on this list, when the list owner 
has always maintained a 100% open policy for ANY type of CS dialogue is 
reprehensible. Frankly, I'm surprised that my objection and that of Stuart's 
have been the only ones heard. The freedom to speak ones mind is perhaps the 
most important of all the liberties that an open society enjoys. The fact 
that almost no one on this list has protested at the suggestion to limit 
discussion to acceptable CS topics, speaks volumes about how much our 
values have deteriorated. And if there are any Libertarians reading this 
message, I'm still waiting to here why you are not outraged at this 
suggestion. If anyone is moved to respond, please contact me off list, so 
that we don't impinge on the rights of list participants who want to discuss 
CS topics exclusively; ALL CS TOPICS. Roger  


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Re: CSzappers

2001-03-22 Thread Tony Moody
Hi Tracy,
I would really like to know where your Dr got his information about the
Zapper overstimulating the immune system. If it is valid info I would
like to include it in my protocol.
I know that a small percentage of people can have a strong detox
reaction to the zapper. So the precaution, if the person is sensitive or
very ill, is to start with short sessions , say 1 minute and gradually
increase. Also it is so important to drink plenty of water throughout
the day to flush out waste products.
Tony



Nick Grant wrote:
 
 Hi again
 
 Just looking for comments from those of you who have used zappers.



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Re: CS-silver in olden times

2001-03-22 Thread Itssuzy2
Hi Old Bob:

My Grandmother always kept a silver dollar in the milk, and one in the rain 
barrel out by the barn.  Grandma was born in 1897, so she might have been 
considered old Americana.  Over the years, those silver dollars got pretty 
thin and worn looking.
I have no idea what chemical reaction might have taken place with these old 
silver dollars.  The milk always tasted fresh, with or without refrigeration 
(the milk came straight from the cow in those early days, and not the grocery 
store).

One of the reasons that brought me to this board to begin with, was to try to 
figure out what Grandma knew about silver and keeping milk fresh, along with 
water.  To this day, we add either a silver wire (or now CS) to the milk from 
the store.  We rarely use milk and this prolongs its shelf life significantly.

As kids, when we would get a skinned knee or elbow, grandma would tape a 
silver dollar to the knee or elbow.  Don't know if it actually did any good, 
or made us feel better, but things healed quickly, and I don't ever remember 
getting an infection.

suzy 

 Hear Ye Hear Ye;
 
  Go back to your early Americana. The  pioneers when they crossed this
 great
  land placed a silver coin in the water and milk jugs to keep them fresh,
 and
  it worked.
 
  When I performed the silver test in the tropics, I mentioned that I
 stirred
  one batch of water with the silver wire and the 1000/1
  petri dish was clean while the 100/1 started to show colonies.  At that
 time
  Dr John Warren our lab head said all you have to do is put a few dimes
 (at
  that time they were silver) in a jug shack it up and let it sit overnight
 to
  be safe. Something D-mn well happened.
 
  What has happened to the knowledge of the ancients
 
  OLD BOB