date:20050512

Re: CS>microdyn mexico search on dogpile does yeild a bunch

2005-05-12 Thread sol

Other than the statement in that article that microdyn is a colloid with 
a 2 nm particle size, I still can't find out what it is/how made, none 
of the other links posted said anything.  Is it a trade secret or 
something? Just curious to know if it is MSP or what. Isn't it very dark 
in color?

sol

Stuff wrote:



More on Microdyn...

http://www.silverinstitute.org/news/5b01.html

stuff




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Re: CS>CS & other cancer therapies

2005-05-12 Thread Jonathan B. Britten


Thanks very much for the reply.

I am familiar with surrogate testing, but my goal is to perform 
independent, solo tests.


I am not surprised that spring devices are useless;  they are too 
imprecise and the very fact that the device includes metal makes in 
useless.  Special materials are needed.   I have searched for years and 
found nothing useful;  even expensive high-tech devices like the 
Compu-FET may not work because of electromagnetic field interference.   
(I have yet to try such a device.)


Again, thanks.   We will just have to keep our ears open for any new 
devices that may appear.




On Thursday, May 12, 2005, at 13:58 Asia/Tokyo, grace1...@aol.com wrote:

I have a spring device I obtained from the NAET clinic where they use 
and teach self muscle testing.  I can say from personal experience 
that the device is worthless.  Also,  although I have practiced quite 
a bit for three years, using the o-ring technique, and the middle 
finger on top of the index finger techniques, I am still not able to 
reliably muscle test myself. 

 
I've seen persons expert at using the SE-5 radionics device use it to 
get yes/no answers about anything, but I can't use my machine because 
I am not able to sense the galvanic skin resistance.  I know a lot of 
other people who aren't able to do that either.  So making a device 
along those lines could not be used by many people. 

 
I've heard of classes in kinesiology somewhat nearby.  Perhaps they 
would know of reliable instruments for self-testing.  I will get the 
number for this organization as soon as I can.

 
If you can reliably muscle test someone else, you could test 
yourself using them as a surrogate for you.  Are you interested in a 
description of how this works?

 
I too would be very interested in a reliable instrument for self 
muscle testing.  I would not be in a position to make it myself, 
however.

 
Jill

Re: CS>OT: Help With Cat Injury

2005-05-12 Thread Raine


As far as I know CS is completely safe for cats.

I add it to my cat's drinking water continuously (in small doses).

-Raine

SCD Traveler wrote:


Is it safe for cats? Internally?
thanks for any response





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CS>CS & Teeth Stains

2005-05-12 Thread Raine


Hi all,

I've been swishing the CS twice daily to treat gum disease. After a few
weeks I discovered some brown staining on my teeth! In discussing teeth,
gums and such on another list, I found others who experienced this as
well, and suspected the CS.

I've changed to using a CS/H202/water solution for swishing in hopes of
eliminating the staining, but not doing damage to the enamel from acidity.

My question; has anyone else encountered this, and if so what did they
do to rid themselves of the staining?

Thanks,
Raine


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RE: CS>TDS/PWT, was Re: CS>Re: CS and PPM-levels

2005-05-12 Thread Ode Coyote

  Any constant voltage generator will do that.
 Starting at 4.5 uS is pretty well into the fast rise of the 'runaway'
acceleration curve.

Ode

At 11:15 AM 5/11/2005 -0600, you wrote:
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>Some processes yield more CS is the starting PPM of the water is higher, at
>about 4.5, rather than the extremely pure .4 MS.  Pardon my mixing of units.
>I am in a bit of a hurry and do not remember the equivalents. 
>
>-Original Message-
>From: Ode Coyote [mailto:odecoy...@alltel.net] 
>Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2005 5:15 AM
>To: silver-list@eskimo.com
>Subject: Re: CS>TDS/PWT, was Re: CS>Re: CS and PPM-levels
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>  Most people can start with as high as 5 uS. [2-3 PPM]
>.4 uS water is extremely pure.  The norm is more like .8 to 1.2 uS
> You [Sol] have a special circumstance.
> BTW, you are correct.
>
>Ode
>
>At 12:39 PM 5/10/2005 -0600, you wrote:
>>
>>Yes. Plus it is my understanding that with a TDS the lowest possible 
>>measurement above 0 is 1. Since 1.0 is too high for starting DW for me 
>>to make clear CS, the PWT is best for me. My starting DW needs to be .4 
>>uS or lower so a TDS would not work for me.
>>If this is incorrect, someone please correct me.
>>Thanks,
>>sol
>>
>>marmar...@aol.com wrote:
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>>> In a message dated 5/10/05 4:10:24 AM Central Daylight Time, 
>>> odecoy...@alltel.net writes:
>>>
>>>
 A Hanna PWT reads out in microseimens of conductivity. [uS]

 Hanna also make TDS meters that read out in PPM.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> So -- to reiterate -- a Hanna PWT tester should be taken at face value 
>>> -- no multiplying or dividing the numbers on the digital readout.  A 
>>> TDS meter would require multiplying the numbers shown.  Have I got 
>>> that right?MA
>>>
>>>
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RE: CS>Recycling Urine

2005-05-12 Thread Ode Coyote


  My very earliest memory is peeing in my ear and laughing like a madman
[er baby] at the expression on Moms face.
 That was FUNNY! [And quite a good shot]

Ode

At 06:22 PM 5/11/2005 -0600, you wrote:
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>My parents tried to get me to squirt it in directly, and then laughed like
>hell when I missed. 
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>My parents would have us urinate in a pot and then put drops of the urine in
>our ears when we had an ear ache.  Worked quite well.
>
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The body takes time to come up to speed...'after' it decides there is a problem.
Many microbes replicate much faster.
The immune system is always playing catch up and usually does catch up after a while.
CS works 'now'...'if' enough gets to where it's needed.
Either way, kill rate has to exceed replication rate and the greater the difference, the faster the cure.
It's a drag race with microbes having a head startand CS is a shot of NOS. [BOOST]

Ode

At 09:15 PM 5/11/2005 -0400, you wrote:

I am completely floored at how effective and how QUICKLY CS works. I burned my hand day before yesterday taking something out of the oven. I sprayed cs topically on it several times that evening. It was a superficial burn but in the past would blister and then form a thin scab then heal. I sprayed the cs on it periodically that night, and then a few times the next day. I was stunned to find that although it really hurt I had No blister form and no scab. I am looking at it now and it has a shiny place on the finger where I burned it but that it IT!

Then today I noticed that I had a place on my gums that was getting a bit swollen around where two teeth meet. Normally I floss, scrub with toothpaste and baking soda, and repeat. The swelling usually subsides by the next morning. I did my normal routine but noticed that the swelling was quite painful. So I tried again. Then I remembered I could use CS on it with a cotton swab. It has been 2 hours later and the swelling is GONE. I am stunned.

OK, so this makes me wonder. see the body can and does heal itself. Most infections or illnesses are cleared up within 10 day to two weeks. Most doctors know this and try to get their patients to wait at least that long before treatment. Most people however want the pill, so a prescription is prescribed and the meds are taken.

Is it possible, that the meds are really NOT working but the body's natural ability to heal itself is (despite having to fight the drugs)? I ask this because I am floored that the CS works so quickly. If the drugs were *really* doing the job at healing..wouldn't we see such fast healing rates?

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