Re: CSSpider Bite Zapper?

2004-05-13 Thread M. G. Devour
Daddybob asks:
 So does anyone know how to build a homemade Spider
 Bite Zapper circuit with the specs of 25,000 volts and
 350 milliamps? Or is there a particular stun gun that
 can be bought and modified, and if so how to modify?

Ummm, guys? Before you go running off to build something like this 
would you please check those specs?

It seems to me that over 1/3 of an amp at 25 kilovolts is a rather 
large amount of energy -- likely lethal. It's certainly enough to stop 
the heart if used in the wrong spot. I don't think that's what the 
designers had in mind. frown

Did somebody mistake milliamps for microamps, or picoamps?

Be careful out there...

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RE: CSDMSO - other side?

2004-05-13 Thread Stuff


Face it. Living is a dangerous occupation...if done well.

And that's not taught in The School System.

stuff

At 04:09 PM 5/12/2004 -0600, you wrote:

If people read the MSDS on all the products under their kitchen sink, or in
their medicine cabinet, many would think they would be on the verge of death
from disaster.  I think it goes to our education system.  If people were
taught to read MSDS sheets regularly, then they would get to know that much
that we are told is good, is really bad, and visa versa.  Keep the people
stupid.  I choose not to be stupid.  I learned how to read MSDS, medical
studies, try to follow the money trail, or lack of it (in the case of cheap
health items).

Thora
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The report says it's pretty safe then screams a lot.

Health Rating: 1 - Slight
Flammability Rating: 2 - Moderate
Reactivity Rating: 1 - Slight
Contact Rating: 1 - Slight
Lab Protective Equip: GOGGLES; LAB COAT; VENT HOOD; PROPER GLOVES; CLASS B
EXTINGUISHER
Storage Color Code: Red (Flammable)

 Parents stand with their children at the bus stop nowadays because there's
a 1 in 3 million + chance that they could be abducted in their lifetimes.
 When I was a kid, it might have been one in 4 million, so,... we were safe.
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Re: CS Fever blisters

2004-05-13 Thread David Bearrow

At 04:01 PM 5/12/04, you wrote:

There is no medical documentation that DMSO is viricidal, CS is
viricidal.


When I feel a fever blister coming in on my lip (usually after eating 
almonds, I don't know why) I take my colloidal silver generator and put the 
silver leads one on each side of the fever blister site and hold them there 
with the current turned on for about 10 seconds. I do this about 3 times 
that day and the fever blister will go away. If I get to it when its still 
just an itch the fever blister will never form. If I wait till the blister 
appears it takes longer to get rid of it.



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CSSpider Bite Zapper?

2004-05-13 Thread daddybob
Not too many Brown Recluses down here, but the Black
Widows will carry you away. We dare not reach under
something without looking under it or turning it over
from April to October, and that's not to mention the
fire ants, copperheads and rattlers.

So does anyone know how to build a homemade Spider
Bite Zapper circuit with the specs of 25,000 volts and
350 milliamps? Or is there a particular stun gun that
can be bought and modified, and if so how to modify?

Seems to me this could be good for multiple fire ant
bites as well. Maybe even for various bee and wasp
stings. Maybe even snake bites. The more I think about
this, knowing the coastal jungle in which I live, the
more I want one.

DB




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Re: CSBest distilled water

2004-05-13 Thread Linda Jones
Walgreens DW says it is bottled in Milesburg, PA, and distributed by
Walgreens in Deerfield IL. I've bought it from several different Walgreens
in several different tows, and they all say the same thing. Since I live in
Nebraska, it seems like that is evidence that they are shipping it out of
state and around the country.

Linda Jones
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To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 8:15 AM
Subject: Re: CSBest distilled water


   It doesn't pay to ship water around at 67 cents to $1.50 a gallon
retail.
  It's all locally distilled regardless of brand.
  Some brands practice better oversight on the local distillers.
  In some places, the same distiller makes all the brands.
 ode



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Re: CSSpider Bite Zapper?

2004-05-13 Thread Marshall Dudley
M. G. Devour wrote:

 Daddybob asks:
  So does anyone know how to build a homemade Spider
  Bite Zapper circuit with the specs of 25,000 volts and
  350 milliamps? Or is there a particular stun gun that
  can be bought and modified, and if so how to modify?

 Ummm, guys? Before you go running off to build something like this
 would you please check those specs?

 It seems to me that over 1/3 of an amp at 25 kilovolts is a rather
 large amount of energy -- likely lethal. It's certainly enough to stop
 the heart if used in the wrong spot. I don't think that's what the
 designers had in mind. frown

You are correct, that would be over 8 KW, or about 5 times what can be
pulled out of a 20A 120 VAC outlet.  It would cook the tissue to well done
in less than a second.

Marshall


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CSSpider Bite Zapper

2004-05-13 Thread DByron

With a spider bite located on my neck, close to what functioning brain
cells I have left, I am distinctly not crazy about the idea of zapping
myself with 25,000 volts.  Has anyone seen any information about the
MINIMUM voltage necessary to destroy venom?

DByron


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Re: CSSpider Bite Zapper?

2004-05-13 Thread Marmar845
I would just like to point out that anyone whose chiropractor has an 
electro-stim unit can be treated by that chiropractor for any kind of bite.  An 
electro-stim unit passes electrical current gently through the tissues and does 
the 
same job without any jolts or pain.  Of course, there's the *pain* of paying 
the chiropractic bill.   MA


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RE: CSSpider Bite Zapper?

2004-05-13 Thread James Holmes
Apparently, some insect venoms are also broken down by heat.  In a catalog
have seen an egg-shaped battery-powered device that gets very warm on one
end.  You place the pointy end on the bite.

It seems to me that you could obtain a nest egg---those stone eggs used to
show hens where to lay---and, using a thermometer or testing the water in a
pot with your finger, heat the egg and then apply it to the bite.

JOH

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Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 7:22 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSSpider Bite Zapper?


Not too many Brown Recluses down here, but the Black
Widows will carry you away. We dare not reach under
something without looking under it or turning it over
from April to October, and that's not to mention the
fire ants, copperheads and rattlers.

So does anyone know how to build a homemade Spider
Bite Zapper circuit with the specs of 25,000 volts and
350 milliamps? Or is there a particular stun gun that
can be bought and modified, and if so how to modify?

Seems to me this could be good for multiple fire ant
bites as well. Maybe even for various bee and wasp
stings. Maybe even snake bites. The more I think about
this, knowing the coastal jungle in which I live, the
more I want one.

DB




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RE: CSSpider Bite Zapper?

2004-05-13 Thread James Holmes
I think the instructions for that were in one of the links I recently
posted.

JOH

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From: M. G. Devour [mailto:mdev...@eskimo.com] 
Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 9:16 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSSpider Bite Zapper?


Daddybob asks:
 So does anyone know how to build a homemade Spider
 Bite Zapper circuit with the specs of 25,000 volts and
 350 milliamps? Or is there a particular stun gun that
 can be bought and modified, and if so how to modify?

Ummm, guys? Before you go running off to build something like this 
would you please check those specs?

It seems to me that over 1/3 of an amp at 25 kilovolts is a rather 
large amount of energy -- likely lethal. It's certainly enough to stop 
the heart if used in the wrong spot. I don't think that's what the 
designers had in mind. frown

Did somebody mistake milliamps for microamps, or picoamps?

Be careful out there...

Mike D.

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RE: CS Fever blisters

2004-05-13 Thread James Holmes
Long term use of a couple of ounces a day has eliminated the occurrence of
the lesions for myself and several other people that I know.

JOH

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Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 5:57 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS Fever blisters


At 04:01 PM 5/12/04, you wrote:
There is no medical documentation that DMSO is viricidal, CS is 
viricidal.

When I feel a fever blister coming in on my lip (usually after eating 
almonds, I don't know why) I take my colloidal silver generator and put the 
silver leads one on each side of the fever blister site and hold them there 
with the current turned on for about 10 seconds. I do this about 3 times 
that day and the fever blister will go away. If I get to it when its still 
just an itch the fever blister will never form. If I wait till the blister 
appears it takes longer to get rid of it.


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Re: CSSpider Bite Zapper?

2004-05-13 Thread DByron
Hello Marmar845,

I'm assuming you've had direct experience, then, seeing an electro-stim
unit stop the necrotic action of a spider bite.  I'd sure appreciate
hearing more details.
Thanks,
DByron


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CSSpider Bite Documents and References

2004-05-13 Thread Wayne Fugitt

Morning Deborah,

 With a spider bite located on my neck, close to what functioning brain

cells I have left, I am distinctly not crazy about the idea of zapping
myself with 25,000 volts.


  You face some hard decisions.   Even though I am a strong minded 
person, at times, the thought went through my mind,  What if I am 
wrong.   So..  I refused to think about that or dwell on the 
possibility that I made a wrong decision.



 Has anyone seen any information about the
MINIMUM voltage necessary to destroy venom?


  The site of Dr. Stan Abrams, has lots of information.Dr. Carl 
Osborne was the pioneer doctor who used the shock treatment for snakes and 
spider bites.


Here are some other links

Oklahoma Medical Association, by Journal Volume and Date, listed below.

The Third item, Multiple High Voltage shocks is the treatment  I used but 
a few days late. It was day 20 after the bite when I was shocked 5 times by 
a trusting friend.  This is something you will remember.


Document # 1
Title.:  Treatment of Venomous Bite by High Voltage Direct Current

  by  Dr. Carl D. Osborn, MD

From  The Journal of Oklahoma State Medical AssociationVolume 83, #1
January 1990, Pages 9 to 14   Copyright 1990 by OSMA

Document # 2.

Title:  Treatment of Spider Bites by High Voltage Direct Current
 by  Carl D. Osborn, MD

 Volume 84, # 6, June 1991, pages 257 to 260

Document # 3

Title..  Multiple HVDC Shocks as First Aid or Therapy for Venomous 
Bites and Stings

  by Dr. Carl D. Osborn, MD
  Volume 85, # 7, June 1992 pages 331 thru 333

Document # 4
The other printed information is from the Tulsa Newspaper. I will try to 
find this part.


Document # 5

Document, From the Lancet, Dec 6, 1986.  We should be able to find this one 
on line.


=
This link if for the Oklahoma Medical Association

http://www.osmaonline.org/



Link for   News and Publications

http://www.osmaonline.org/dynamic_pages/dynamic_pageview.asp?ident=1850663296



Their Journal, Reprints and Subscriptions

http://www.osmaonline.org/dynamic_pages/dynamic_pageview.asp?ident=1628922240


One of the better sites on Spider Bite
Dr. Stan Abrams, Killene, TX, about 500 miles from here.
If my bite had took a turn for the worst, I was planning to drive 500 miles 
to see him.

http://www.sabramsmd.com/

=
Dr. Abrams Main spider bite page
http://www.sabramsmd.com/brs/brsmain.html

Pictures, Articles, Testimonials
http://www.sabramsmd.com/brs/brs_prof.html

Letters from the Lancet  ( about Spider Bite )
http://www.sabramsmd.com/brs/brs_lancet.html

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Re: CSSpider Bite Zapper?

2004-05-13 Thread Tom
Wouldn't the flash circuit for a disposable camera be enought voltage to
disable venom, I was building a small magpulser with one at one time and
accidently shorted it out on my self and it did shock the hell out of me,
actually brought back memories of being zapped by the ignition system of a
car or lawn-mower.


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To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 10:18 AM
Subject: Re: CSSpider Bite Zapper?


 M. G. Devour wrote:

  Daddybob asks:
   So does anyone know how to build a homemade Spider
   Bite Zapper circuit with the specs of 25,000 volts and
   350 milliamps? Or is there a particular stun gun that
   can be bought and modified, and if so how to modify?
 
  Ummm, guys? Before you go running off to build something like this
  would you please check those specs?
 
  It seems to me that over 1/3 of an amp at 25 kilovolts is a rather
  large amount of energy -- likely lethal. It's certainly enough to stop
  the heart if used in the wrong spot. I don't think that's what the
  designers had in mind. frown

 You are correct, that would be over 8 KW, or about 5 times what can be
 pulled out of a 20A 120 VAC outlet.  It would cook the tissue to well done
 in less than a second.

 Marshall


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Re: CSSpider Bite Zapper?

2004-05-13 Thread Marmar845
In a message dated 5/13/04 10:52:09 AM EST, laqueren...@mindspring.com writes:

 I'm assuming you've had direct experience, then, seeing an electro-stim
 unit stop the necrotic action of a spider bite.  I'd sure appreciate
 hearing more details. 

Hi DByron -- yes I've had direct experience with an electro-stim unit for 
bites, but not for spider bites.  I had occasion to be infested with ticks and 
had nearly twenty ticks bites, four of them demonstrating the typical Lymes 
rash.  It took me two days to get home to my chiropractor for electro-stim 
treatments and I never developed Lymes disease.  I did also take CS and Golden 
Seal.  
The information regarding spider bites is a result of a conversation I had 
with my chiropractor on that subject -- I was praising the job that the 
electro-stim did on my tick bites and he told me he treats spider bites -- and 
specifically Brown Recluse bites -- successfully with the same unit.  I haven't 
had 
occasion to test this -- I've never been bitten by a Brown Recluse.  Hope this 
helps.  MA


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Re: CS Fever blisters

2004-05-13 Thread Garnet
Pardon me but there is medical documentation that it inhibits virus
growth. And it delivers the CS deep into the nerve tissue where it hides
so best to use both.

Garnet

On Wed, 2004-05-12 at 16:01, Nina Whit wrote:
 There is no medical documentation that DMSO is viricidal, CS is
 viricidal.
 
 
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CSspider bite zapping using the Godzilla?

2004-05-13 Thread cmccauley

Would the Godzilla machine work?  Mine is 36 volts with the lowest ma at
.25  and up to and over 1.0 ma.   Could you just take the electrodes and
put one on each side of the bite and turn it on for a few minutes?  Mine is
manual so it doesn't pulse or change polarity, unless I want it to by
switching the little toggle switch.

I think this was discussed months ago on the microelectricitygermkiller
list, or maybe here.  I don't remember.  But it seems that it would work
but maybe take a little longer treatment.  DC is what works, right?

Any info on this?

Thanks,
Christine Mc.





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Re: CSSpider Bite Zapper?

2004-05-13 Thread Tom
When my wife was bit by a brown recluse last year we used a CS compress and I 
did use the godzilla but later in the day. I believe te CS neutralized it 
though as I thought of the godzilla later in the day but still she had just a 
bruise where the bite was and the uclerating necrosis had stopped. The next day 
you really couldn't tell she was bit, but a little bruising was still eveident 
around the bite area. Now there is no evidence of any bite whatsoever

Re: CSSpider Bite Zapper?

2004-05-13 Thread daddybob
 
 M. G. Devour wrote:
  Ummm, guys? Before you go running off to build
 something like this
  would you please check those specs?
 
  It seems to me that over 1/3 of an amp at 25
 kilovolts is a rather
  large amount of energy -- likely lethal. It's
 certainly enough to stop
  the heart if used in the wrong spot. I don't think
 that's what the
  designers had in mind. frown

Marshall wrote:
 You are correct, that would be over 8 KW, or about 5
 times what can be
 pulled out of a 20A 120 VAC outlet.  It would cook
 the tissue to well done
 in less than a second.
-

Yep, those are the specs on the Abrams site:

 Treatment consists of using a modified stun gun that
will produce
25 kilovolts at less than 350 milliamps. Because of
the deep penetration of the venom of the BR
spider it is necessary to shock through the tissue
rather than surface shock only. This is
accomplished by means of a jumper cable attached to
one pole of the stun gun that will reach to
the opposite side of the extremity. The central area
as well as the surrounding area of erythema
is shocked 6 to 8 times. This is like getting a shock
from an electric fence and is tolerated quite
well by most all patients.

I suppose that doesn't mean they're right though, and
yep that's 8750 watts alright. Come to think of it, I
don't relish the full power of a 10-12 HP generator
going through me.

James- I will search the archives for your previously
posted info about this.

DB





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Re: CSSpider Bite Documents and References

2004-05-13 Thread Charles Sutton
Just my two cents, but in this case I would want to forgo the electricity
and use the healing (betonite) clay and CS to draw out the poison and heal.

- Original Message - 
From: Wayne Fugitt wfug...@direcway.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 12:26 PM
Subject: CSSpider Bite Documents and References


 Morning Deborah,

   With a spider bite located on my neck, close to what functioning brain
 cells I have left, I am distinctly not crazy about the idea of zapping
 myself with 25,000 volts.



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Re: CS A question For Charles Sutton

2004-05-13 Thread Charles Sutton
.
This is from the article in Outdoor life I posted earlier.I don't know if 
the mfg or number is still good.

 The only medically tested shocking device that is safe for almost all people, 
including those with heart pacemakers, is the Stun Gun, made by Nova 
Technologies (2207 Braker Lane, Austin, TX 78758, 512-832-5591). 
  - Original Message - 
  From: Hank 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 8:01 PM
  Subject: Re: CS A question For Charles Sutton


  Scroggins took time to treat the hand with two quick half-second zaps
from a Nova Technologies Stun Gun.

  There are a lot of diff volt Stun Guns, Do you know the best one to use?
  Yours Hank


CSNon electric remedy for BR

2004-05-13 Thread Charles Sutton
This was sent off list, but it may help someone.

.It is simple and works.  My friend's husband has had several BR bites. 
Rails
 
Anyway the remedy I use on the brown recluse spider bite is Adolph's Meat 
Tenderizer and Vaseline petroleum jelly to make it stick the to bite..put 
your finger in the Vaseline and then shake some ADOLPH'S.has to have Papaya 
Extract in it!!!and put it on the bite sight for about 15 
minutesremember though, you are meat tooso not too long with the 
tenderizer on youbut that will draw out the venom for sure and there should 
be no scars or dead skin if you put it on right away...do it if you even 
think you got it by this spiderit won't hurt that's for sure.
- Original Message - 
From: Charles Sutton 
To: Rails02 (tyj) 
Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 9:45 PM
Subject: Re: CSFw: Spider bite?


Very common here in Florida.  Sure send it to me too.   Why don't you post it 
to the list?
 
- Original Message - 
From: Rails02 (tyj) 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 8:00 PM
Subject: CSFw: Spider bite?


Was this a brown recluse?  I have a friend that has old remedy that is tried 
and true.  If any want that recipe email me?
Rails



Re: CSSpider Bite Zapper?

2004-05-13 Thread Marshall Dudley
In the case of a stun gun, that may be right. A stun gun produces a very
short duration spike, 20 or so times a second.  If the spike is a
microsecond in length, then the power would be way less than one watt
average.

Marshall

daddybob wrote:


  M. G. Devour wrote:
   Ummm, guys? Before you go running off to build
  something like this
   would you please check those specs?
  
   It seems to me that over 1/3 of an amp at 25
  kilovolts is a rather
   large amount of energy -- likely lethal. It's
  certainly enough to stop
   the heart if used in the wrong spot. I don't think
  that's what the
   designers had in mind. frown

 Marshall wrote:
  You are correct, that would be over 8 KW, or about 5
  times what can be
  pulled out of a 20A 120 VAC outlet.  It would cook
  the tissue to well done
  in less than a second.
 -

 Yep, those are the specs on the Abrams site:

  Treatment consists of using a modified stun gun that
 will produce
 25 kilovolts at less than 350 milliamps. Because of
 the deep penetration of the venom of the BR
 spider it is necessary to shock through the tissue
 rather than surface shock only. This is
 accomplished by means of a jumper cable attached to
 one pole of the stun gun that will reach to
 the opposite side of the extremity. The central area
 as well as the surrounding area of erythema
 is shocked 6 to 8 times. This is like getting a shock
 from an electric fence and is tolerated quite
 well by most all patients.

 I suppose that doesn't mean they're right though, and
 yep that's 8750 watts alright. Come to think of it, I
 don't relish the full power of a 10-12 HP generator
 going through me.

 James- I will search the archives for your previously
 posted info about this.

 DB



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Re: CSNon electric remedy for BR

2004-05-13 Thread Marshall Dudley
The meat tenderizer is what I used on all insect stings.  What it does
is digest proteins, and the venom is a form of protein that is easily
digested by the tenderizer.  I was wondering if it would work on the
brown recluse.  Thanks for the confirmation.

Marshall

Charles Sutton wrote:

 This was sent off list, but it may help someone. .It is simple and
 works.  My friend's husband has had several BR bites.
 Rails

 Anyway the remedy I use on the brown recluse spider bite is Adolph's
 Meat Tenderizer and Vaseline petroleum jelly to make it stick the to
 bite..put your finger in the Vaseline and then shake some
 ADOLPH'S.has to have Papaya Extract in it!!!and put it on the
 bite sight for about 15 minutesremember though, you are meat
 tooso not too long with the tenderizer on youbut that will
 draw out the venom for sure and there should be no scars or dead skin
 if you put it on right away...do it if you even think you got it
 by this spiderit won't hurt that's for sure.
 - Original Message -
 From: Charles Sutton
 To: Rails02 (tyj)
 Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 9:45 PM
 Subject: Re: CSFw: Spider bite?
 Very common here in Florida.  Sure send it to me too.   Why don't you
 post it to the list?

 - Original Message -
 From: Rails02 (tyj)
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 8:00 PM
 Subject: CSFw: Spider bite?
 Was this a brown recluse?  I have a friend that has old remedy that is
 tried and true.  If any want that recipe email me?
 Rails


Re: CSSpider Bite Zapper?

2004-05-13 Thread Wayne Fugitt

Evening Marshall,

 microsecond in length, then the power would be way less than one watt

average.


   Not questioning your calculations and expertise, but it feels like more 
than that. grin


I have been shocked  by 700 VDC which was hefty, and also have been hit by 
lightening.


The lightening ran in on the phone, knocked it from my hand,  and I could 
taste blood.


The side of my face was numb for a few hours.

The stun gun hurt much worse than anything that has ever happened to me. 
This could have been due to the location of the alligator clip which 
provided a path directly thru the bone.


You don't want to do it unless you think it is absolutely necessary.   Of 
course 5 shocks is much worse than one or two.


Wayne




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CSspider bite and electrostim unit

2004-05-13 Thread Shirley Reed
Is the electro stim unit the same as the cranial electronic stimulation 
device sold by Sota Instruments?   pj



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RE: CSNon electric remedy for BR

2004-05-13 Thread James Holmes
Re:
 
Adolph's Meat Tenderizer.  I think it contains the papaya enzyme.  Could be
that breaks down the venom components. 
 
JOH

-Original Message-
From: Charles Sutton [mailto:cds...@earthlink.net] 
Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 1:23 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSNon electric remedy for BR


This was sent off list, but it may help someone.
 
.It is simple and works.  My friend's husband has had several BR bites. 
Rails
 
Anyway the remedy I use on the brown recluse spider bite is Adolph's Meat
Tenderizer and Vaseline petroleum jelly to make it stick the to
bite..put your finger in the Vaseline and then shake some
ADOLPH'S.has to have Papaya Extract in it!!!and put it on the bite
sight for about 15 minutesremember though, you are meat tooso not
too long with the tenderizer on youbut that will draw out the venom for
sure and there should be no scars or dead skin if you put it on right
away...do it if you even think you got it by this spiderit won't
hurt that's for sure.
- Original Message - 
From: Charles Sutton 
To: Rails02 (tyj) 
Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 9:45 PM
Subject: Re: CSFw: Spider bite?
 


Very common here in Florida.  Sure send it to me too.   Why don't you post
it to the list?
 
- Original Message - 
From: Rails02 (tyj) 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 8:00 PM
Subject: CSFw: Spider bite?
 

Was this a brown recluse?  I have a friend that has old remedy that is tried
and true.  If any want that recipe email me?
Rails
 
 



Re: CS[List Owner] Handling OT and commercial stuff...

2004-05-13 Thread Christine Carleton
With Mike's permission, for those who have inquired about Spider bites
I will post the recipe from the book I have seen used successfully for tick
bites, with other insect bites, and major infections on the OT list.
Christine.

 From: Mike Devour mdev...@eskimo.com
 Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Subject: CS[List Owner] Handling OT and commercial stuff...
 Resent-Date: Wed, 12 May 2004 00:14:35 -0700
 
 Greetings folks,
 
 Christine is being understandably cautious about bringing up off topic
 stuff, ...
 
 Be well,
 
 Mike Devour
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Re: CSspider bite

2004-05-13 Thread Christine Carleton
Deborah,

In my experience we are multidimensional beings. That in part is why
Homeopathics work.  They acknowledge that a balance can be achieved
with a frequency, not the actual poison.

Another aspect I would pay attention to is the meridians in the area of the
bite.  The Stomach, Liver, Gallbladder, and the Small Intestine meridians
run through different areas of the neck. Also the Conceptual (DU) and
Governing (RN) meridians. I would use CS, and perhaps consider a supplement
with a cleansing product designed for the organ as indicated by the meridian
closest to the bit site.

Deborah, you can find a meridian chart for about $5.00 in Zellers or
bookstores to identify the meridian or at http://www.permacharts.com and
search for acupuncture points.  They are student reference study charts.

Following is also part of what I work with.  Therefore I would suggest you
do independent research on your own.

The reason I share this is that we often find residue years later that is
the foundation for yet another 'immune system breakdown???' or ailment.
It's often at this later point, when nothing else has worked, people see me.

We have different energy levels - body, emotional, mental,  spiritual
which resonate at different frequencies.  Example:  On a gross level
bone has a different frequency image than a tumour on X-rays or scans.

We can seemingly rid ourselves of the physical poison but it may seep
to the emotional energy levels or beyond.  In my experience what this
looks like is something that may impact the body years later or we get
over our 'challenge' but seem to 'drag' and never recover the zest of life.
(I had to deal with this when I was dealing with polio and post secondary
symptoms).

What to do? 

Look at some other mind/body aspects too.  Dr. B. Seagal (Yale oncologist)
said he could determine the patient's belief systems by the site of the
cancer.  The same principal applies. We are always showing ourselves
something ... if we choose to pay attention.  He says it's related to the
95% of us who come from dysfunctional family/social/cultural systems.

The bite was in the neck.  Left side of the BODY has to do with feminine
aspect of communication - perhaps more creative, chaotic types of conceptual
thinking and communication. The body's right side has to do with masculine -
more logical, linear belief systems that have served well -- until this
time.  It's opposite if the bite was above the Atlas/Cervical 1 area.

I would reflect on what belief structures no longer benefit as one grows
with greater experiences of life.  For SOME women the energies start to
change in the fifties from less feminine to more masculine and they move
more beyond the home into a new independence/freedom from kids, and
even business.  It may feel/look like undermining or attack.  Opposite for
some guys - less business and stud stuff, and more 'grand-daddy',
relationship and home interest.  The energies are often more stable in our
60's.  It's part of hormonal changes and very natural in most cultures.

IF a spider bit is a poisonous attack to awaken us to pay attention... and
IF we are responsible for all things that happen to us ...  what masculine
or feminine aspects of comprehension and communication about life are
you pondering, to understand and revise??? Or upgrade to a higher level of
consciousness that is non-threatening to you or others that are close?  I
believe that by searching inside -- your deeper knowing --  there is greater
possibility to have the toxins release from the more subtle levels ensuring
greater health in the long term.

In the immediate, on a physical level I would drink lots of CS.  Poultices
with CS too!  EO's help.  And BodyTalk - http://www.bodytalksystem.com .
It shows the body how to balance the poison.  The innate wisdom of the
body is pretty wise... it can do those things... even at a distance.  I am a
practitioner, so you'll want to read up on it independent of my
recommendation.  You may contact me off line ...

Best wishes,


Christine
thebodytalkcli...@telus.net



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Re: CS A question For Charles Sutton

2004-05-13 Thread Hank
Thank you Charles.
Yours Hank
  - Original Message - 
  From: Charles Sutton 
  To: Hank ; silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 2:20 PM
  Subject: Re: CS A question For Charles Sutton


  .
  This is from the article in Outdoor life I posted earlier.I don't know if 
the mfg or number is still good.

   The only medically tested shocking device that is safe for almost all 
people, including those with heart pacemakers, is the Stun Gun, made by Nova 
Technologies (2207 Braker Lane, Austin, TX 78758, 512-832-5591). 


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Re: CSspider bite and electrostim unit

2004-05-13 Thread Marmar845
In a message dated 5/13/04 3:26:43 PM EST, pj20...@yahoo.com writes:

   Is the electro stim unit the same as the cranial electronic stimulation 
device sold by Sota Instruments?  

I have no idea, but I doubt it.  This is a unit that is designed to relieve 
muscle pain and spasm, and instigate healing.  I could give you the phone 
number of my chiropractor and he could tell you.   MA


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Re: CS[List Owner] Handling OT and commercial stuff...

2004-05-13 Thread Marmar845
In a message dated 5/13/04 3:29:05 PM EST, essential-liv...@telus.net writes:

 With Mike's permission, for those who have inquired about Spider bites
 I will post the recipe from the book I have seen used successfully for tick
 bites, with other insect bites, and major infections on the OT list. 

With Mike's permission, please post it here.  I don't participate in the OT 
list.MA


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Re: CSNon electric remedy for BR

2004-05-13 Thread Norman Cameron
hi Group
With regard to bites...in my memory someone on the list mentioned onions 
...does anyone remember who it was?
Norm
  - Original Message - 
  From: Marshall Dudley 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 3:33 PM
  Subject: Re: CSNon electric remedy for BR


  The meat tenderizer is what I used on all insect stings.  What it does is 
digest proteins, and the venom is a form of protein that is easily digested by 
the tenderizer.  I was wondering if it would work on the brown recluse.  Thanks 
for the confirmation. 
  Marshall 

  Charles Sutton wrote: 

This was sent off list, but it may help someone. .It is simple and works.  
My friend's husband has had several BR bites. 
Rails 
Anyway the remedy I use on the brown recluse spider bite is Adolph's Meat 
Tenderizer and Vaseline petroleum jelly to make it stick the to bite..put 
your finger in the Vaseline and then shake some ADOLPH'S.has to have Papaya 
Extract in it!!!and put it on the bite sight for about 15 
minutesremember though, you are meat tooso not too long with the 
tenderizer on youbut that will draw out the venom for sure and there should 
be no scars or dead skin if you put it on right away...do it if you even 
think you got it by this spiderit won't hurt that's for sure. 
- Original Message - 
From: Charles Sutton 
To: Rails02 (tyj) 
Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 9:45 PM 
Subject: Re: CSFw: Spider bite?   
Very common here in Florida.  Sure send it to me too.   Why don't you post 
it to the list? 

- Original Message - 
From: Rails02 (tyj) 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 8:00 PM 
Subject: CSFw: Spider bite?   
Was this a brown recluse?  I have a friend that has old remedy that is 
tried and true.  If any want that recipe email me? 
Rails  



Re: CSBrown Recluse Spider Bite Treatment - Handling OT and commercial stuff...

2004-05-13 Thread Christine Carleton
It's just one click... that's all it takes...  OT Archive:

http://escribe.com/health/silverofftopiclist/index.html

and you can pick it up there with no other effort...

... To not distract those who want to stay on topic to CS.

CC

 From: marmar...@aol.com
 Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Date: Thu, 13 May 2004 17:37:56 EDT
 Subject: Re: CS[List Owner] Handling OT and commercial stuff...
 
 In a message dated 5/13/04 3:29:05 PM EST, essential-liv...@telus.net writes:
 
  With Mike's permission, for those who have inquired about Spider bites
 I will post the recipe from the book I have seen used successfully for tick
 bites, with other insect bites, and major infections on the OT list. 
 
 With Mike's permission, please post it here.  I don't participate in the OT
 list.MA
 
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CSRe: Possibly Useful Info

2004-05-13 Thread Dave Rogan

Dear Brooks:

I read your post on possibly useful info on Potassium Chloride,Magnesium 
Sulphate, and ammonium
laurel sulphate. I was wondering what protocols your researchers used (how much 
of each daily,
etc.).

I have been reading your posts for quite a while and using many of the 
protocols you have
mentioned, and I find that they all work. 

Thank you! 


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RE: CSTransfer Factor

2004-05-13 Thread Thora Rasmussen
Just like many other beaurocratic stuff, it is complicated, with several
language rules, so that organic means one thing, certified organic means
another, the country source changes the rules, and with a variety of
labelling rules, that consumers need to know if they care.  It also changes
daily, so diligence is required, on an ongoing basis.  You might also be
consuming some toxic food additive that is made from organic stuff, but is
bad for you no matter what.  If you want to learn about it, the following
website is very good.  It used to be that eating organic meant eating
healthy, now with the big corporations wanting a part of the market, the
rules have been solidified, but it no longer means healthy.  The big
corporations have gotten the rules slackened as much as they humanly can,
and will continue to push their influence.

Organic Consumers Association
http://www.organicconsumers.org/index.htm

Thora
BC, Canada

 From: Garnet garnetri...@earthlink.net


 Really? I thought that organic meant non GE.

 Garnet




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Re: CSTransfer Factor

2004-05-13 Thread Christine Carleton
Yes this is true...

But did you see what happened to GM wheat and Montsano yesterday?
The corporation has decided to step back from GM wheat...
at least for the time being... and announced it to shareholders..

Good things are happening, and it helps if we support ...
Organic may not mean 'organic' any longer but

Antibiotics is pretty clear

anti - against  
biotics  - life  

Christine

 From: Thora Rasmussen mugg...@rockies.net
 Subject: RE: CSTransfer Factor

 Just like many other beaurocratic stuff, it is complicated, with several
 language rules, so that organic means one thing, certified organic means
 another, the country source changes the rules, and with a variety of
 labelling rules, that consumers need to know if they care.  It also changes
 daily, so diligence is required, on an ongoing basis.  You might also be
 consuming some toxic food additive that is made from organic stuff, but is
 bad for you no matter what.  If you want to learn about it, the following
 website is very good.  It used to be that eating organic meant eating
 healthy, now with the big corporations wanting a part of the market, the
 rules have been solidified, but it no longer means healthy.  The big
 corporations have gotten the rules slackened as much as they humanly can,
 and will continue to push their influence.
 
 Organic Consumers Association
 http://www.organicconsumers.org/index.htm
 
 Thora
 BC, Canada
 
 From: Garnet garnetri...@earthlink.net

 Really? I thought that organic meant non GE.
 
 Garnet
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Re: CSSpider Bite Documents and References

2004-05-13 Thread David S Osborne
Sure wish someone would try the Violet Ray on a bite.

Never had the nerve myself but I have seen someone use the eyecup
applicator directly on the eye. I have used one numerous times on my
neck.

Never have had a recluse bite to try it on. Feel sure it would do the
trick.
davido


On Thu, 13 May 2004 15:13:48 -0400 Charles Sutton
cds...@earthlink.net writes:
 Just my two cents, but in this case I would want to forgo the 
 electricity
 and use the healing (betonite) clay and CS to draw out the poison 
 and heal.
 
 - Original Message - 
 From: Wayne Fugitt wfug...@direcway.com
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 12:26 PM
 Subject: CSSpider Bite Documents and References
 
 
  Morning Deborah,
 
With a spider bite located on my neck, close to what 
 functioning brain
  cells I have left, I am distinctly not crazy about the idea of 
 zapping
  myself with 25,000 volts.
 
 
 
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Re: CS[List Owner] Handling OT and commercial stuff...

2004-05-13 Thread M. G. Devour
Hi Marmar,

You don't need to participate in the OT list to use it. Just click on 
the link to the OT list web archives in the footer of these messages 
and look for the post you want to read.

If you *do* happen to want to post a reply, you can, since you're a 
member of the main list.

Be well,

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 In a message dated 5/13/04 3:29:05 PM EST, essential-liv...@telus.net
 writes:
 
  With Mike's permission, for those who have inquired about Spider
 bites
  I will post the recipe from the book I have seen used successfully for
  tick bites, with other insect bites, and major infections on the OT
  list. 
 
 With Mike's permission, please post it here.  I don't participate in the
 OT list.MA

[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
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Re: CSSpider Bite Zapper?

2004-05-13 Thread James McCourt, Ph.D.
The Nova is reliable as they developed a testing device to audit voltage and
amperage at the same time..
I would clip leads to the inner probes and terminate the wires with needles.
Then I would insert needles on opposite sides of the toxin injection site
and then pulse the device.

- Original Message -
From: daddybob daddybob52...@yahoo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 6:22 AM
Subject: CSSpider Bite Zapper?


 Not too many Brown Recluses down here, but the Black
 Widows will carry you away. We dare not reach under
 something without looking under it or turning it over
 from April to October, and that's not to mention the
 fire ants, copperheads and rattlers.

 So does anyone know how to build a homemade Spider
 Bite Zapper circuit with the specs of 25,000 volts and
 350 milliamps? Or is there a particular stun gun that
 can be bought and modified, and if so how to modify?

 Seems to me this could be good for multiple fire ant
 bites as well. Maybe even for various bee and wasp
 stings. Maybe even snake bites. The more I think about
 this, knowing the coastal jungle in which I live, the
 more I want one.

 DB



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Re: CSSpider Bite Zapper?

2004-05-13 Thread James McCourt, Ph.D.
Not lethal if Nova or Taser. To keep Consumer Product Safety Commission
happy, Taser had the same output as Nova fired across the beating heart of a
monkey. Nonfatal. This was also verified by the EE PhD who [1] verifies the
safety of all the Navy ships to keep them lightening safe, and [2] electric
chairs to be sure they are not safe.

- Original Message -
From: M. G. Devour mdev...@eskimo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 8:15 AM
Subject: Re: CSSpider Bite Zapper?


 Daddybob asks:
  So does anyone know how to build a homemade Spider
  Bite Zapper circuit with the specs of 25,000 volts and
  350 milliamps? Or is there a particular stun gun that
  can be bought and modified, and if so how to modify?

 Ummm, guys? Before you go running off to build something like this
 would you please check those specs?

 It seems to me that over 1/3 of an amp at 25 kilovolts is a rather
 large amount of energy -- likely lethal. It's certainly enough to stop
 the heart if used in the wrong spot. I don't think that's what the
 designers had in mind. frown




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Re: CSSpider Bite Zapper

2004-05-13 Thread James McCourt, Ph.D.
Well, 25000v is is about the shock you get off a doorknob. Think amperage.
You are boosting the voltage of a 9 volt nicad about 5000 times. That means
your amperage is about 1/5000 that of the same battery.

- Original Message -
From: DByron laqueren...@mindspring.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 8:38 AM
Subject: CSSpider Bite Zapper



 With a spider bite located on my neck, close to what functioning brain
 cells I have left, I am distinctly not crazy about the idea of zapping
 myself with 25,000 volts.  Has anyone seen any information about the
 MINIMUM voltage necessary to destroy venom?

 DByron



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Re: CSSpider Bite Zapper?

2004-05-13 Thread Tony Moody
Thats probably 25kV output.  Drain on a 9 or 12 v battery would be in 
the region of 350mA but even that is over hefty IMHO. 
Tony

On 13 May 2004 at 10:15, M. G. Devour wrote:

 Daddybob asks:
  So does anyone know how to build a homemade Spider
  Bite Zapper circuit with the specs of 25,000 volts and
  350 milliamps? Or is there a particular stun gun that
  can be bought and modified, and if so how to modify?
 
 Ummm, guys? Before you go running off to build something like this
 would you please check those specs?
 
 It seems to me that over 1/3 of an amp at 25 kilovolts is a rather
 large amount of energy -- likely lethal. It's certainly enough to stop
 the heart if used in the wrong spot. I don't think that's what the
 designers had in mind. frown
 
 Did somebody mistake milliamps for microamps, or picoamps?
 
 Be careful out there...
 
 Mike D.
 
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Re: CSRe: Possibly Useful Info

2004-05-13 Thread Brooks Bradley
  Dear Mr. Rogan,
  Our Group researches involving the substances to which you refer...are in 
process and currently ongoing.
As no definitive conclusions have been reached to date (excepting the 
utilization of potassium chloride), all would be poorly served by my personal 
analyses of incomplete evaluations.  As soon as these, particular, studies are 
complete I will be pleased to post a general summation...in the form of an 
executive brief, of the results obtained.  While I have used, and continue to 
do so, what would be considered substantial amounts of potassium chloride on 
a daily basisI decline, at this time, to give a the specific amount.  The 
reason being that the biological terrain differs considerably among human 
beings and the levels of my intake could, easily, border on the  threatening 
levels for some people.  Therefore, my suggestion to you is to conduct a 
generalized web-search (using Web Ferret, Dogpile, and othersas well as 
Google) for gleaning enough information on potassium chloride's 
effectsbefore deciding upon what you consider a safe level of continual 
ingestion.  T
here are, definitely, elements of truth in the allopathic-based disclaimers, 
cautions and warnings relating to elevated potassium levels in the human 
circulatory systemmost especially among certain persons with specific 
compromises and/or actual presentations.  
  My earlier comments, relative to my personal opinion involving the 
conventional wisdom promulgated by the allopathic-based academiawere not 
designed to indict the discipline as incompetentbut, rather, to emphasize 
they may (I believe are) be in error in this matter of the recommended 
volumetric requirements of potassium for genuine, proper, health in human 
beings.
   I ask your forebearance for my evasive response
to your inquiry.  However, I do believe you understand my hesitancyas we do 
not prescribe or diagnose for ANY form of medical afflictiononly relating 
actual results from limited, experimental, inquiries/researches.
   Hoswever, I will, indeed, make an effort to inform you, Off-Line, as 
soon as practicalof the specific evaluations and their resultsof the 
three programs we are presently conducting.
Sincerely,  Brooks Bradley.
---
Harborne Research Foundation

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DATE: Thu, 13 May 2004 15:37:09
From: Dave Rogan daverogan2...@yahoo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Cc: 


Dear Brooks:

I read your post on possibly useful info on Potassium Chloride,Magnesium 
Sulphate, and ammonium
laurel sulphate. I was wondering what protocols your researchers used (how 
much of each daily,
etc.).

I have been reading your posts for quite a while and using many of the 
protocols you have
mentioned, and I find that they all work. 

Thank you! 


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Re: CSSpider Bite Documents and References

2004-05-13 Thread Christine Carleton
I used the Violet Ray from the Edward Cayce Institute (based on Tesla's
work) on a suicidal 35 year old fellow about 7years ago.  The session was
about 6 minutes on low voltage.  He slept like a baby, and could think the
next day. He was quite stressed about loosing a million dollar development
business, and was so beside himself and furious with a partner the he could
not think.  The Ray machine seemed to clear his head to be able to go
forward with the gruelling paperwork during the following days.  I felt the
machine assisted with the torn grids of emotion, mentalisms, etc.

Re physical level:  I had improvement with a elderly arthritic ND -
however it was a 'relief' from the main pain, not a removal of all pain.
With a poison, my gut says it's different - and based on past changes
in the physical level - I don't think it's enough.

On a quantum level there is no time, and when something is changed it
appears to hold. In the end, I don't think we will need these machines.
I look at my violet ray machine daily - haven't used it in years...

Christine
thebodytalkcli...@telus.net

 From: David S Osborne ide...@juno.com
 Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Date: Thu, 13 May 2004 21:03:55 -0400
 Resent-Date: Thu, 13 May 2004 18:02:48 -0700
 
 Sure wish someone would try the Violet Ray on a bite.
 
 Never had the nerve myself but I have seen someone use the eyecup
 applicator directly on the eye. I have used one numerous times on my
 neck.
 
 Never have had a recluse bite to try it on. Feel sure it would do the
 trick.
 davido
 
 
 On Thu, 13 May 2004 15:13:48 -0400 Charles Sutton
 cds...@earthlink.net writes:
 Just my two cents, but in this case I would want to forgo the
 electricity and use the healing (betonite) clay and CS to draw out the poison
 and heal.
 
 - Original Message -
 From: Wayne Fugitt wfug...@direcway.com
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 12:26 PM
 Subject: CSSpider Bite Documents and References
 
 
 Morning Deborah,
 
 With a spider bite located on my neck, close to what
 functioning brain  cells I have left, I am distinctly not crazy about the
idea of zapping myself with 25,000 volts.


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CSClarke, Wormwood, and Malaria

2004-05-13 Thread Jonathan B. Britten

List,

Interesting report in yesterday's newspaper:  the WHO is approving a 
kind of Chinese wormwood for worldwide treatment of malaria.   The 
wormwood has proven more effective than any other drug at eliminating 
the parasites in the blood.   It will be given in a cocktail  to 
discourage resistance developing.


I note that Hulda Clarke has advocated wormwood and black green walnut 
hulls  as a general anti-parasite formula for patients.   I have some 
reservations about her work -- the worst thing is the ridiculous title, 
 for heaven's sake --  but there is much useful information in her 
books,  and I have yet to read any compelling refutation of her claims.


The recent WHO decision suggests that if wormwood works well on the 
parasites involved in malaria,  it may work on other afflictions as 
well.  Food for thought.



JBB


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Re: CSSpider Bite Zapper?

2004-05-13 Thread Peter Rebaudo

Hi:

A barbecue piezorlectric igniter produces 25,000 volts.

Anybody can has any suggestions how to measure the current?

PeterR


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CSlung congestion

2004-05-13 Thread Revonda Henderson
I wanted some info on how to use CS with a nebulizer to treat lung congestion.