CScs and fillings

[Marie Hofman]

Is it safe to use CS when you have a lot of mercury in your teeth?
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CSFw: [rifers] What's next...

[T J Garland]

: [rifers] What's next...


 Hi all!

 This is a bit off topic but it sort of blew me away.

 Was in the Pharmacy dept of Walmart and found two items, one by Johnson 
Johnson and the other Curad. Both were a version of bandaids, and both
contained silver.

 Curad's was a bandaid with silver gel, that can be worn 48 hours or
until it falls off.

 The box also states laboratory testing showed that silver in the dressing
reduced bacterial growth (Staph. aureus, E coli, E. hirae and P. aeruginosa
for 48 hours).

 Curad is made in Germany, and the silver is 0.003% silver oxide, but to
find it on the shelves in the USA was quite unique.

 Although they don't quite have it right, the mainstream must be listening
a little!

 Take care,

 Bob

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CSRe: What's next...Silver in Band Aids

[sandee George]

Very interesting thanks for the info
REgards
Sandee

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who failed to realize that he could not do it.


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CSDeionized water

[Paul Holloway]

Hi List,

I am a new member and I hope you can settle an argument.
I have been making CS for many years, using deionized water as I live in the
UK where distilled water is hard to come by.
I have now been told in no uncertain terms that it is impossible to make
good quality CS using deionized water, and that only distilled water will do
the job. The deionized water I was using for several years was from the
biochemistry lab I used to work in, and had a resistivity of less than 0.1
uS/cm (resistance 10-15 megohms/cm), which is at least as good as distilled
water. I now use deionised water that I buy (from my local pharmacy or from
Superdrug), but it seems in every way identical to the lab deionized water -
the initial current is identical and the colour and taste of the resulting
CS is identical.

Do I really need to start distilling water, or can I carry on using
deionized water?
If I can't use this water, why not, as it is at least as pure as distilled?
Surely it is the purity of the water that maters, not the method used to
purify it.

Thanks in anticipation,

Paul Holloway


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Re: CSFw: [rifers] What's next...

[David S Osborne]

...both products have been mentioned here previously..

the JJ product can be traced back to AGion inc [via DuPont, in itself
interesting]
and AGion has been extensively mentioned here.
davido:]


On Wed, 5 May 2004 06:50:17 -0400 T J Garland alch...@esper.com
writes:
 
 : [rifers] What's next...
 
 
  Hi all!
 
  This is a bit off topic but it sort of blew me away.
 
  Was in the Pharmacy dept of Walmart and found two items, one by 
 Johnson 
 Johnson and the other Curad. Both were a version of bandaids, and 
 both
 contained silver.
 
  Curad's was a bandaid with silver gel, that can be worn 48 
 hours or
 until it falls off.
 
  The box also states laboratory testing showed that silver in the 
 dressing
 reduced bacterial growth (Staph. aureus, E coli, E. hirae and P. 
 aeruginosa
 for 48 hours).
 
  Curad is made in Germany, and the silver is 0.003% silver oxide, 
 but to
 find it on the shelves in the USA was quite unique.
 
  Although they don't quite have it right, the mainstream must be 
 listening
 a little!
 
  Take care,
 
  Bob
 
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RE: CSPersonal Humidiifier Cleaning

[Richard Harris]

Hi Brickey,

Sorry your Walgreens Humidifier stopped and that opening  rinsing with
water failed to clear it--please remove the wick and wet it and reverse and
replace it  try it again. That worked for me. Also, you I hope new
replacement wicks were in your box at purchase--that someday you should wet
and use; however, my experience is that a wick when properly wetted 
inserted will last a long time. Are you using my CS/H2O2/MSM/DMSO solution
for the mist?

Check my Site: www.rharrisinc.com  If I can help let me know.

Sincerely,
Richard Harris. 56 yr FL Pharmacist
  -Original Message-
  From: brick...@aol.com [mailto:brick...@aol.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 10:01 PM
  To: Silver-list@eskimo.com
  Subject: CSPersonal Humidiifier Cleaning


  My Walgrens humidifier stopped working.  Any ideas  on how to clean it? I
ran water on it which id not help.
  Brickey

Re: CSUnexpected CS endorsement

[Kehoe]

Maybe only believers can get in... :o)

Carol
- Original Message - 
From: Stuff st...@laguna.com.mx
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 6:10 AM
Subject: Re: CSUnexpected CS endorsement


 I got a 404 not found on that url.
 
 stuff
 
 At 12:09 AM 5/4/2004 -0700, jr wrote:
 Hallelujah; found randomly surfing:
 http://www.kingdombaptist.org/article653.cfm
 jr
 
 
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CSMedical Terminology

[Dan Nave]

# Amedical diurnal pomiance  An apple a day keeps the doctor
away
# Agametic pusillanimity  Faint heart never won fair
lady
# Amorous terricircumflexion . Love makes the world go
around
# Arboreal silvanoscope ... What to see the forest for the trees
with
# Autoproctolepsy  Make an rear of oneself
# Bimanual ablutionary reciprocity  One hand washes the
other
# Bonumeration  Count your blessings
# Chronocide  Killing time
# Chronopantraumatherapy  Time heals all wounds
# Contralaterograminal hyperviridiance . The grass is
greener on the other side
# Cornotaural tenacity . Taking the bull by the horns
# Dorsal mordancy . Backbiting
# Dorsoreciprocal abrasion . You scratch my back, I scratch
yours
# Eluopetric abryolexy . A rolling stone gathers no moss
# Equidulcent rosaliance . A rose by any other name
# Equinavicularity ... To be in the same boat with
# Equine chromatic disparity . Horse of a different
color
# Excapillary homolavation  I'm gonna wash that man right out
of my hair
# Exocardial autoprandiation .. Eat your heart out
# Exsartagous inflagration . Out of the frying pan, into the fire
# Extritial neo-adventism ... Out with the old, in with the new
# Fabial effusion ... Spill the beans
# Felinolingual seizure .. Cat got your tongue
# Felinophonic similitude .. The cat's meow
# Fumoincendiary juxtaposition  Where there's smoke, there's
fire
# Hippospectral diversion .. Horse of a different color
# Horticultural circumflagellation .. Beating around the
bush
# Hyperculinary putrefaction  Too many cooks spoil the broth
# Hypermordant mandency ... Biting off more than you can chew
# Hypoclimatosis ... Under the weather
# Infracaninophilia . Love of the underdog
# Lactoprofundant lachrymosis .. Crying over spilled milk
# Literolachrolepsy ... Read 'em and weep
# Maternocaligal calceation  Your mother wears army
boots
# Monolithic biavicide ... Killing two birds with one stone
# Nondissipatory nonpenuriance  Waste not, want not
# Nonparticipatory nonsuperance . Nothing ventured, nothing
gained
# Octoglobular postolepsy  Behind the eightball
# Optical simiomimicry ... Monkey see, monkey do
# Opticredulous equivalence .. Seeing is believing
# Ortectomy  Taking out the garbage
# Ovular polycorbulation ... Putting your eggs in many baskets
# Pedal endojugulepsy . Putting your foot in your mouth
# Postovular gallinomics .. Counting your chickens before they
hatch
# Presaltoscope .. What you look thru before you leap
# Proctalgia .. A pain in the rear
# Rubrocervix .. Redneck
# Saxovolvant amuscation ... A rolling stone gathers no
moss
# Scapular frigidity  Cold shoulder
# Scapulorotary apposition . Shoulder to the wheel
# Simioavunculosis  A monkey's uncle
# Simioluminosity . Monkeyshines
# Superaquatic hemoviscosity  Blood is thicker than water
# Ultimoglobular succulence .. Good to the last drop
# Unifacial millenavicular ejaculation ... The face that launched a
thousand ships
# Vitrodomopetrojection . Throwing a stone from a
glass house
# Xanthodorsal striatosis ... A yellow stripe down one's back
# Xanthogaster  Yellowbelly
# scatashinolepsy . . . . . can't tell s___ from shinola
# akontic anascatapotamosis . . . .  up s___'s creek without a paddle









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Re: CSBEST BRAND

[Marshall Dudley]

By what criteria?  Most stable, strongest, most ionic, most particulate,
smallest particles, best at killing viruses, or bacteria, or fungus, or
best at causing injured cells to revert to stem cells on injured tissue.

What is best in one category will likely not be best in another.

Marshall

Scott RN wrote:

 WHAT IS THE BEST BRAND OF COLLIDAL SILVER TO BUY??
 SCOTT

CSDeionized water

[Trem]

Hi Paul,

You're absolutely correct.  The only criteria is that the water be
demineralized.  Distillation or deionization both do the job.  When using
deionized water it is harder to get the process of getting the silver to
start releasing atoms because of the low water conductivity.  As far as I'm
concerned the end product is superior.

In our area Safeway stores carry both deionized and distilled water.  The
deionized always has a lower uS reading.

Best regards,

Trem

- Original Message -
From: Paul Holloway p.j.hollo...@btinternet.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 6:18 AM
Subject: [silver_list] CSDeionized water


 Hi List,

 I am a new member and I hope you can settle an argument.
 I have been making CS for many years, using deionized water as I live in
the
 UK where distilled water is hard to come by.
 I have now been told in no uncertain terms that it is impossible to make
 good quality CS using deionized water, and that only distilled water will
do
 the job. The deionized water I was using for several years was from the
 biochemistry lab I used to work in, and had a resistivity of less than 0.1
 uS/cm (resistance 10-15 megohms/cm), which is at least as good as
distilled
 water. I now use deionised water that I buy (from my local pharmacy or
from
 Superdrug), but it seems in every way identical to the lab deionized
water -
 the initial current is identical and the colour and taste of the resulting
 CS is identical.

 Do I really need to start distilling water, or can I carry on using
 deionized water?
 If I can't use this water, why not, as it is at least as pure as
distilled?
 Surely it is the purity of the water that maters, not the method used to
 purify it.

 Thanks in anticipation,

 Paul Holloway


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Re: CScs and fillings

[Marshall Dudley]

From some of the reports I have read here, holding CS in the mouth
results in helping put a layer of silver on the fillings and sealing in
the mercury.  I have never heard any downside.

Marshall

Marie Hofman wrote:



 Is it safe to use CS when you have a lot of mercury in your teeth?

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CSRe: SORe: For all Splenda fans

[Duncan Crow]

 ...and non-Splenda fans:
 http://www.detoxprogram.net/articles/neotame-and-splenda.php
 jr

The scare authors have an agenda; keeping the scare in perspective, 
at the Sucralose doses we get using it as a sweetener (5 mg - 12 mg 
roughly)  rather than the wholesale feedings the half-starved rats 
got, it's pretty safe. A better message would be to be careful and 
not eat the whole box several times a week ;)

If people are worried about the chlorine ingested, a better approach 
would be to get the chlorine out of your tap water before you take a 
shower. That gives much higher levels of THMs and chlorine.

regards,

Duncan Crow


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Re: CSDeionized water

[Marshall Dudley]

Paul Holloway wrote:

 Hi List,

 I am a new member and I hope you can settle an argument.
 I have been making CS for many years, using deionized water as I live in the
 UK where distilled water is hard to come by.
 I have now been told in no uncertain terms that it is impossible to make
 good quality CS using deionized water, and that only distilled water will do
 the job. The deionized water I was using for several years was from the
 biochemistry lab I used to work in, and had a resistivity of less than 0.1
 uS/cm (resistance 10-15 megohms/cm), which is at least as good as distilled
 water. I now use deionised water that I buy (from my local pharmacy or from
 Superdrug), but it seems in every way identical to the lab deionized water -
 the initial current is identical and the colour and taste of the resulting
 CS is identical.

 Do I really need to start distilling water, or can I carry on using
 deionized water?
 If I can't use this water, why not, as it is at least as pure as distilled?
 Surely it is the purity of the water that maters, not the method used to
 purify it.

First of all dionized water is not necessarily as pure as distilled.  For
instance, if you put sugar in the water before deionizing and distilling, the
sugar will still remain in the deionized, but not in the distilled.

So the question is whether compounds that may be present in the deionized water
could be a problem when making CS.  Well, first of all, there are two main
problems with contaminates when making CS.

The first is that if the compound is ionic, then it will increase conductivity.
But since it is deionized, these should not be there, and your conductivity
measurements seem to confirm this.

The second is are there ions available for the silver to react with, such as
chlorine, the ammonia radical and so forth. Once again, those compounds and
radicals will generally be ionic, and as such would have been removed.

So my opinion is that deionized water should work fine for making CS.  If you
can end up with a clear batch with a good tyndall then I believe that would be
the proof of the pudding.

Marshall


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RE: CSDeionized water

[J S Campbell]

Paul,
We too live in the UK and have had to use deionised water from pharmacys as
you cannot buy distilled water over here. We contacted Ransoms, the makers
of the H2O that we use and got particulars of the water, emailed Trem from
Silvergen and he kindly told us that it was absolutely fine to use. We had
thought of buying a distiller but he said it wouldn't give the level of
purity we were get from the deionised H20.

Best wishes,

Sheila

 -Original Message-
 From: Paul Holloway [mailto:p.j.hollo...@btinternet.com]
 Sent: 05 May 2004 14:19
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Subject: CSDeionized water


 Hi List,

 I am a new member and I hope you can settle an argument.
 I have been making CS for many years, using deionized water as I
 live in the
 UK where distilled water is hard to come by.
 I have now been told in no uncertain terms that it is impossible to make
 good quality CS using deionized water, and that only distilled
 water will do
 the job. The deionized water I was using for several years was from the
 biochemistry lab I used to work in, and had a resistivity of less than 0.1
 uS/cm (resistance 10-15 megohms/cm), which is at least as good as
 distilled
 water. I now use deionised water that I buy (from my local
 pharmacy or from
 Superdrug), but it seems in every way identical to the lab
 deionized water -
 the initial current is identical and the colour and taste of the resulting
 CS is identical.

 Do I really need to start distilling water, or can I carry on using
 deionized water?
 If I can't use this water, why not, as it is at least as pure as
 distilled?
 Surely it is the purity of the water that maters, not the method used to
 purify it.

 Thanks in anticipation,

 Paul Holloway


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RE: CSDeionized water

[Richard Harris]

Hi Paul,

I waited for one of our many knowledgable experts (gratefully, there are
many) to reply--Trem is one of the TOPS and gave you good info  advice. To
this, I would suggest that you add a couple ounces of Good CS you have
previously made to begin each making to speed up the conductivity without
adding possibly harmful items to speed the process.

Welcome to this wonderful Site and please share your results and sugestions
to help the rest of us seekers. As you know, we are all experimenting and
seeking to help ourselves and others.

Sincerely,
Richard Harris, 56 yr FL Pharmacist


-Original Message-
From: Trem [mailto:t...@silvergen.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 10:52 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSDeionized water


Hi Paul,

You're absolutely correct.  The only criteria is that the water be
demineralized.  Distillation or deionization both do the job.  When using
deionized water it is harder to get the process of getting the silver to
start releasing atoms because of the low water conductivity.  As far as I'm
concerned the end product is superior.

In our area Safeway stores carry both deionized and distilled water.  The
deionized always has a lower uS reading.

Best regards,

Trem

- Original Message -
From: Paul Holloway p.j.hollo...@btinternet.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 6:18 AM
Subject: [silver_list] CSDeionized water


 Hi List,

 I am a new member and I hope you can settle an argument.
 I have been making CS for many years, using deionized water as I live in
the
 UK where distilled water is hard to come by.
 I have now been told in no uncertain terms that it is impossible to make
 good quality CS using deionized water, and that only distilled water will
do
 the job. The deionized water I was using for several years was from the
 biochemistry lab I used to work in, and had a resistivity of less than 0.1
 uS/cm (resistance 10-15 megohms/cm), which is at least as good as
distilled
 water. I now use deionised water that I buy (from my local pharmacy or
from
 Superdrug), but it seems in every way identical to the lab deionized
water -
 the initial current is identical and the colour and taste of the resulting
 CS is identical.

 Do I really need to start distilling water, or can I carry on using
 deionized water?
 If I can't use this water, why not, as it is at least as pure as
distilled?
 Surely it is the purity of the water that maters, not the method used to
 purify it.

 Thanks in anticipation,

 Paul Holloway


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Re: CSin their original vernacular

[Gladys Williams]

ha ha ha ha ha ha!

Gladys


On Tue, 04 May 2004 09:52:51 -0500 Dan Nave
dn...@mn.nilfisk-advance.com writes:
 someone wrote:
 
 Educational system has dumbed down.I am 
 thankful I got through it by 1970.Good god I learned Chaucer and 
 Shakespere in their original vernacular.I had to write my way to a 
 BA
 
 and the stuff had to make sence and have substance.
 
 
 Yes, those were the good old days before spell and grammar 
 checkers.
 You actually had to proof read your work and get the dictionary 
 out...
 
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 (Perhaps it's Chaucerian vernacular...  never studied that myself.)
 
 
 
 (Graduated in '69.  What a difference a year makes!)
 
 
 
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Re: CScs and fillings

[William Meyer]

i would agree with this. except for the staining of the teeth, silver 
should help encapsulate

mercury fillings and be an advantage.
i assume if it is coating the filling it is also being picked up by the 
enamel of the teeth.
brushing with h202 afterwords may help with tooth staining but it would 
also probably

remove any mercury on the amalgams.

On May 5, 2004, at 11:03 AM, Marshall Dudley wrote:

 From some of the reports I have read here, holding CS in the mouth 
results in helping put a layer of silver on the fillings and sealing 
in the mercury.  I have never heard any downside.


 Marshall

 Marie Hofman wrote:
  

 Is it safe to use CS when you have a lot of mercury in your teeth?

 Marie.
  



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Re: CSDeionized water

[Paul Holloway]

Thanks to all who have replied.
I do get a clear CS with a good Tyndall effect, so I am confident that I am
producing good CS.
I do add a squirt of CS from my old batch to get things going, and it works
well.

A word of warning - I found some purified water in a pharmacy here that
says it has resistivity of less than 30 uS which is *not* good enough for
making CS. The purified water BP that I use seems at least as pure as
deionized, so if you are in the UK make sure you use either deionised or
purified water BP. The BP stands for British Pharmacopia and means it is
very pure, pure enough to be used for making up IV medicines.

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CSDispensing Question

[Linda Jones]

I've made up a quart of colloidal silver. My first batch! :^)

I currently have it in a 1 quart regular mouth Ball canning jar. (It's in
the same jar that I made it in.) But when I try to pour out some, it
dribbles down the outside of the jar in addition to what I'm trying to pour
out, and not only is it making a mess, but it's wasting it. I can only dip a
tablespoon into it when it is clear full. As it gets more empty, I won't be
able to dip the tablespoon into it. So how do you dispense it? Do I need to
use a different type of jar to keep it in? And if so, what? (I'm limited to
what I can get in national chains like Wal-Mart or K-Mart.)

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Re: CSDispensing Question

[Acmeair]

i make mine in anything from qt. mason jars up to a gallon jar. i think if
you would just take some time, and practice pouring out of your mason jar,
you would get the hang of it. i do have a small plastic funnel that i use to
fill spray bottles. these i use to spritz everything from kitchen counter,
bread board, bathroom, hands, eyes, goatee/moustache, you name it.

jim

- Original Message - 
From: Linda Jones lin...@hamilton.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 12:22 PM
Subject: CSDispensing Question


 I've made up a quart of colloidal silver. My first batch! :^)

 I currently have it in a 1 quart regular mouth Ball canning jar. (It's in
 the same jar that I made it in.) But when I try to pour out some, it
 dribbles down the outside of the jar in addition to what I'm trying to
pour
 out, and not only is it making a mess, but it's wasting it. I can only dip
a
 tablespoon into it when it is clear full. As it gets more empty, I won't
be
 able to dip the tablespoon into it. So how do you dispense it? Do I need
to
 use a different type of jar to keep it in? And if so, what? (I'm limited
to
 what I can get in national chains like Wal-Mart or K-Mart.)

 Linda Jones
 lin...@hamilton.net



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Re: CSDispensing Question

[Norman Cameron]

hi Linda
Perhaps a quart pyrex measuring cup?...they have a pouring lip
Norm



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Re: CSSilver In Horse Bandages

[Lynda Khula]

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- Original Message -
From: sol sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sunday, May 02, 2004 4:55 PM
Subject: Re: CSSilver In Horse Bandages


 My jar of Su-Per MSM Ultra Pure from KVvet supply says 1 heaping scoop
 (jar is unopened so I don't know how big the scoop is) equals 10,000 mg
 MSM. Directions say for the first 2 weeks feed 1 heaping scoop twice
 daily for each 1,000 lb of body weight. Then follow with 1 heaping scoop
 daily (still per 1,000 lbs body weight one believes) as a maintenance
 dosage.
 HTH,
 paula

 Sharon wrote:

  Hey guys, A while back I saw a post on MSM for allergies, and I'd like
  to know if you think it might be helpful to a pony with allergies, and
  if so how much of it can I safely give a 600lb pony? I'm giving her CS
  too, and at one point was going to try to nebulize the CS but never
  got a chance to build some sort of bag to neb her with.
  TIA for any ideas.
  PS she's already somewhat grey so I doubt I would notice any changes
  due to CS if there were any.
  Sharon
 
 
  Hi,
 
  We've been giving our senior horse a quart a day for a couple of
  years as a
  preventive measure.  He's still the original color.
 
  Trem
 
 
  - Original Message -
  From: Marshall Dudley mdud...@king-cart.com
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com
  Sent: Friday, April 30, 2004 8:48 AM
  Subject: [silver_list] Re: CSSilver In Horse Bandages
 
 
   First of all, if they are talking about true CS, then argyria has
  never
 
  been
 
   known to cause it in anyone or anything.  In fact theory predicts
that
 
  true
 
   CS will help prevent argyria if taken with silver compounds that
would
 
  have
 
   caused it otherwise.
 
   But even if it did, it seems to me the choice between a gray horse
  and a
   dead horse should be easy to make.
 
   I would think that dressing the wound with cloth saturated with CS
and
   changed fairly often would be a good start.  Also the addition of
some
 
  DMSO
 
   to the mix would also likely assist.
 
   Remember that preventing an infection by putting CS on a wound is
only
 
  part
 
   of the story.  The other part is that the ionic portion promotes
  healing
   without scaring by triggering injured cells, and cells in a blood
  clot to
   revert back to stem cells.
 
   Marshall
 
   Garnet wrote:
 
I have been discussing CS on a horse forum that I am on and some
are
very skeptical due to Argyria info they turn up on searches, but
  many
are interested. Horse folks want to know what really works and
  will be
easy, inexpensive and keep wounds below the knee from forming Proud
Flesh, a common occurrence in slow healing wounds. I will be
posting
this information there this morning. It will be interesting to
  see how
this cross section of humanity from Dressage Queens to Outback
Sheep
Herders reacts to this product.
   
Garnet
   
~
   
Equus May 2004 in their New Products section lists VetAg Wrap.
   
Antimicrobial wound dressings. A thin stretchable fabric made of
medical-grade-nylon coated with 99 percent pure silver, these
  wraps are
designed to inhibit bacterial growth in pressure sores, burns,
  abrasions
and other open wounds without the use of drugs.
   
The dressing is placed directly over cleaned wound, with or
  without an
over lying bandage. The VetAg Wrap may be removed while the wound
is
cleaned, then rinsed in water and reapplied, but it needs to be
  disposed
of once the wound has healed. The dressings come in three sizes
  and can
be cut to fit.
   
Manufacturers comments: 'Silver salve has been used on burn
  victims for
years, and historically, it was used before penicillin was
  invented',
says Marty Emrich, sales and marketing representative for Berlin
Industries. 'The silver has been known to have antimicrobial
  properties
for up to 28 days.'
   
Price $9.50 for a four fy four inch pad; $15.99 for an eight by
  sixteen
inch pad; $19.95 for a four by twenty four inch pad.
   
Source: Berlin Industries, PO Box 215, Berlin, Center, Ohio
  44401; (800)
544-3635; www.selectfabricators inc.com.
   
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Re: CSUnexpected CS endorsement

[Stuff]

At 09:26 AM 5/5/2004 -0500, you wrote:

Maybe only believers can get in... :o)

Carol


I finally got in anyway. :)

stuff


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To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 6:10 AM
Subject: Re: CSUnexpected CS endorsement


 I got a 404 not found on that url.

 stuff

 At 12:09 AM 5/4/2004 -0700, jr wrote:
 Hallelujah; found randomly surfing:
 http://www.kingdombaptist.org/article653.cfm
 jr



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Re: CSDispensing Question

[PETER MOORE]

Acmeair res00...@gte.net wrote:i make mine in anything from qt. mason jars up 
to a gallon jar. i think if
you would just take some time, and practice pouring out of your mason jar,
you would get the hang of it. i do have a small plastic funnel that i use to
fill spray bottles. these i use to spritz everything from kitchen counter,
bread board, bathroom, hands, eyes, goatee/moustache, you name it.

jim

- Original Message - 
From: Linda Jones 

To: 
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 12:22 PM
Subject: CSDispensing Question


 I've made up a quart of colloidal silver. My first batch! :^)

 I currently have it in a 1 quart regular mouth Ball canning jar. (It's in
 the same jar that I made it in.) But when I try to pour out some, it
 dribbles down the outside of the jar in addition to what I'm trying to
pour
 out, and not only is it making a mess, but it's wasting it. I can only dip
a
 tablespoon into it when it is clear full. As it gets more empty, I won't
be
 able to dip the tablespoon into it. So how do you dispense it? Do I need
to
 use a different type of jar to keep it in? And if so, what? (I'm limited
to
 what I can get in national chains like Wal-Mart or K-Mart.)

 Linda Jones
 lin...@hamilton.net



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you should probably not put in table spoon.best container is dark colored like 
red wine bottle of carlo rossi red wine but need funnel for sure.peter moore


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Re: CSDispensing Question

[PETER MOORE]

Acmeair res00...@gte.net wrote: i make mine in anything from qt. mason jars 
up to a gallon jar. i think if
you would just take some time, and practice pouring out of your mason jar,
you would get the hang of it. i do have a small plastic funnel that i use to
fill spray bottles. these i use to spritz everything from kitchen counter,
bread board, bathroom, hands, eyes, goatee/moustache, you name it.

jim

- Original Message - 
From: Linda Jones 

To: 
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 12:22 PM
Subject: CSDispensing Question


 I've made up a quart of colloidal silver. My first batch! :^)

 I currently have it in a 1 quart regular mouth Ball canning jar. (It's in
 the same jar that I made it in.) But when I try to pour out some, it
 dribbles down the outside of the jar in addition to what I'm trying to
pour
 out, and not only is it making a mess, but it's wasting it. I can only dip
a
 tablespoon into it when it is clear full. As it gets more empty, I won't
be
 able to dip the tablespoon into it. So how do you dispense it? Do I need
to
 use a different type of jar to keep it in? And if so, what? (I'm limited
to
 what I can get in national chains like Wal-Mart or K-Mart.)

 Linda Jones
 lin...@hamilton.net



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you should probably not put in table spoon.best container is dark colored like 
red wine bottle of carlo rossi red wine but need funnel for sure.peter moore



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Re: CScs and fillings

[PETER MOORE]

Mercury in teeth is poison and is bad for health.better off alive and no 
mercury.dangerous to extract mercury but needs done.

Marie Hofman marie_hof...@hotmail.com wrote:
Is it safe to use CS when you have a lot of mercury in your teeth?

Marie.






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Re: CSPersonal Humidiifier Cleaning

[Brickeyk]

Mist solution is what you said + Xylitol, GSE.  I brushed wick and reversed 
wick  last night, still just barely misted.  Lunchtime today while watching TV 
turned it on and tons of mist like when it was new, or even more.  Something 
must have gotten wet that shouldn't have.
Brickey 

Re: CSPersonal Humidiifier Cleaning

[Hank]

If you get water on top of the plate that makes the mist then it will quit till 
it is dry.
Yours Hank
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  From: brick...@aol.com 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 10:36 PM
  Subject: Re: CSPersonal Humidiifier Cleaning


  Mist solution is what you said + Xylitol, GSE.  I brushed wick and reversed 
wick  last night, still just barely misted.  Lunchtime today while watching TV 
turned it on and tons of mist like when it was new, or even more.  Something 
must have gotten wet that shouldn't have.
  Brickey 

Re: CSCleaning Electrodes

[Jonathan B. Britten]

A fairly new material, polyamide microfiber,  may work well.   I am 
eager to try it.It works very well on many surfaces but I have yet 
to try it on electrodes.   Home experimenters?  The material is sold 
widely;  I got mine at Costco.




JBB







On Tuesday, May 4, 2004, at 21:11 Asia/Tokyo, Tony Moody wrote:


Hi Linda,
A quick wipe with a clean dry paper towel is usually good enough to
remove all the loose black or brown stuff. To prevent losing good
valuable silver I avoid any abrasive cleaning material.

As a generality, nylon is a tough, smooth, fairly slippery, plastic 
with

which holds its shape quite well. Err, you could use a toothbrush or
something like that if you want to follow those instructions.

I'd recommend NOT to use steel wool, or 3m or Scotch abrasive
pads or any of the cleaning liquids or pastes.

Tony

On 3 May 2004 at 22:45, Linda Jones wrote:


I've read that to clean the electrodes, you should use a nylon scrub
pad, and then wipe with a plain white paper towel. How do you tell
what kinds of scrub pads are nylon? I got some Scotch multi-purpose
pads, that are blue, and some Scotch heavy duty pads that are green.
But they don't say anywhere on the package what they are made of. I
looked everywhere, trying to find some sort of scrub pads that were
labeled as nylon, and couldn't find anything that specified what it is
made out of.

Linda Jones
lin...@hamilton.net





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