Re: CSAsthma and CS, again.

2005-08-03 Thread Marmar845
In a message dated 8/2/2005 9:30:31 PM Central Standard Time, 
wen...@tuxnightclub.com writes:
We've
had hair analysis on the kids done and they are low in many things and
really low of course in zinc and magnesium despite what I thought to be
a good diet, free of junk, sugar, and 95% processed food free.
Hi Wendy.  Where did you have the hair analysis done? MA


Re: CS

2005-08-03 Thread Marmar845
In a message dated 8/2/2005 9:38:08 PM Central Standard Time, 
wen...@tuxnightclub.com writes:
Our cat hasn’t eaten in at least a week.
It's a real possibility that the cat has diabetes. MA


Re: CSecoli water treatment sorta emergency

2005-08-03 Thread Nenah Sylver


- Original Message - 
From: rose

To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 11:08 PM
Subject: CSecoli water treatment sorta emergency


hi list...just found out we will have to have another well drilled and will 
be without water for 2 weeks...the fun never stops.  the water we are 
hauling is from a local spring where everyone hauls water.  the fellow there 
tonight said to treat for ecoli.  i searched the archives but cannot come up 
with the info i need...the animal beings are very thirsty and am hoping for 
a quick answer on how much per gallon to treat.  we have one of ode's 
generators...the ole bob that is modified to make a gallon.


any help most appreciated...

a rose...
==
Hi Rose.
I'm not sure about this, which is why I didn't chime in sooner -- but since 
no one has replied to you yet, I seem to remember 1 tablespoon per gallon. 
If that isn't right, I hope someone will correct me quickly.


Liquid iodine is also an excellent water purifier.

Best wishes,
Nenah 




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RE: CSAsthma and CS, - now hair analysis

2005-08-03 Thread Wendy
Through our Naturopath, about $100 Canadian. The lab he uses is
http://anamol.com/  in Ontario Canada.  In the US, he sometimes also
uses this lab but it's more costly for Canadians www.doctorsdata.com
http://www.doctorsdata.com/  Hal huggins the biological dentist uses
this lab as well for hair analysis when doing the recovery program from
amalgam removal.
 
Hth
 
Wendy
 
 
-Original Message-
From: marmar...@aol.com [mailto:marmar...@aol.com] 
Sent: August 3, 2005 6:12 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSAsthma and CS, again.
 
In a message dated 8/2/2005 9:30:31 PM Central Standard Time,
wen...@tuxnightclub.com writes:
We've
had hair analysis on the kids done and they are low in many things and
really low of course in zinc and magnesium despite what I thought to be
a good diet, free of junk, sugar, and 95% processed food free.
Hi Wendy.  Where did you have the hair analysis done? MA


RE: CSAsthma and CS, again.

2005-08-03 Thread Wendy
Through our Naturopath, about $100 Canadian. The lab he uses is
http://anamol.com/  in Ontario Canada.  In the US, he sometimes also
uses this lab but it's more costly for Canadians www.doctorsdata.com
http://www.doctorsdata.com/  Hal huggins the biological dentist uses
this lab as well for hair analysis when doing the recovery program from
amalgam removal.
 
Hth
 
Wendy
 
 
-Original Message-
From: marmar...@aol.com [mailto:marmar...@aol.com] 
Sent: August 3, 2005 6:12 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSAsthma and CS, again.
 
In a message dated 8/2/2005 9:30:31 PM Central Standard Time,
wen...@tuxnightclub.com writes:
We've
had hair analysis on the kids done and they are low in many things and
really low of course in zinc and magnesium despite what I thought to be
a good diet, free of junk, sugar, and 95% processed food free.
Hi Wendy.  Where did you have the hair analysis done? MA


Re: CSecoli water treatment sorta emergency

2005-08-03 Thread Dan Nave
http://www.doulton.ca/vol3-5_1may73.html

THE SILVER INSTITUTE LETTER

VOLUME III, Number 5, May 1973

SILVER CLEARS UP POLLUTED WATER

Russian scientists working on water recycling and purification problems
for the Soviet space ship and orbiting station program have decided on
silver as the best long-term sanitizing agent. Researching the problems
of water storage over periods of several months, as well as purification
for immediate use, they determined that ionized silver provides the
safest and longest lasting method of transtbrmiug polluted waste into
potable water.

A significant fact in support of their decision to use silver tbr
purification was their experimental confirmation of the absence of
toxicity in the silver treated water. In lengthy experiments on animals
they found that 100 parts and 200 parts of silver per billion in
drink-ing water does not accmnulate in the organism and does not produce
any detrimental effect on the functioning of the organs or systems of
the experimental animals.
This was also confirmed by year long experiments on volunteer human
subjects. The concentration of silver used in these tests . . . 100
parts and 200 parts per billion . . . is in striking comparison with the
10 to 50 parts per billion of silver found in potable water and in
swimming pools treated by silver purification systems in the United
States.

The scientists, Drs.. S. V. Chizhov. S. P. Pak, N. N. Sitnikova and Y.
U. Koloskova. tried many methods of purifying regenerated water but all
except the silver system proved unsatisfactory over the long run.
Ultra-violet rays and ultra-high-frequency sound reduced micro-organisms
by as much as 97% but water thus treated failed to meet standards of
acceptibility if the water were stored for any considerable period of
time. Chlorine, which is widely used to kill bacteria, requires dosages
in thousands of parts per billion compared to the 100 ppb and 200 ppb
used in the Russian tests; the chlorine itself is a pollntant fbr
certain water uses and it often is dangerous to store or handle. In sum,
the Russians found silver to be the safest sterilizing agent, stable,
and long-lasting.

The research also showed that decontaminated water may change in
reaction to its container. They concluded that polyethylene containers
are suitable for the short-term storage of silver-ionized water. For
long-term storage of a few months or more, they decided it is better to
use a vessel made of polymers of the fluorine plastic group, or metal
containers of vitreous enameled aluninum alloy (for lightness in a space
ship).

Included among the many experiments conducted by Dr. Chizhov and his
associates were those designed to assay the purification of water
condensed from the atmosphere inside a simulated space vehicle. The
quantity of microorganisms in the regenerated water before the
introduction of the ionized silver varied from 200 to 1,900
microbiological parts per milliliter. Tests of the water made 15 to 20
minutes after contact with the ionized silver showed in most cases that
in this 15 to 20 minute period, full sterilization had occurred. In a
few cases, complete purity was achieved only after 30 to 40 minutes of
exposure. Study of controlled samples of the water after 24 to 72 hours
showed the continned and complete absence of microorganisms.

The Russians also suggested that the regeneration of water from the
byproducts of human activity seems feasible through the use of silver
ions as the decontamination agent. In this application they found it
desirable to introduce silver ions into the water with the aid of
various filtering materials in order to provide the slow dissolving of
the silver. Designing the filter and selecting the form in which silver
is introduced will allow engineers to establish any desired
concentration of silver ions in a given volume of water, they believe.



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Re: CSecoli water treatment sorta emergency

2005-08-03 Thread Dan Nave
Perhaps someone with more time and a better facility with numbers that I
have could convert the ppm of silver for purifying water from the last
post (THE SILVER INSTITUTE LETTER) and state it in practical units.

Thanks,

Dan





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Re: CSAsthma and CS, again.

2005-08-03 Thread Duncan Crow
 My little 2 and 1/2 year old daughter Sophia has what
 could only be asthma.  But I can't pin down
 what is causing it.  Sometimes it seems like cold
 weather, other times I simply cannot tell what it is.

Asthma is the body's response to irritation, which can be produced by 
environmental toxins and natural free radicals. Bad bowel bacteria 
(dysbiosis) may contribute the biggest toxin load 24 hours a day. It 
is maintaind by a high sugar and starch diet. Toxins and free 
radicals are irritants, so they predictably produce inflammation and 
mucous, both of which restrict airways.

A fair bit of research links low antioxidant pool, notably low 
glutathione, to high oxidative stress (free radical damage). The 
lungs are about the third biggest users of the body's glutathione 
pool and they are sensitive so you often see a reaction there.

Some research also links low production of nitric oxide in the lungs 
to asthma. Nitric oxide is not only an antioxidant but also a vein 
wall tone relaxer; levating it allows easier breathing.

I've had good results with asthma and even COPD by using an 
antioxidant program, vitamins C, E, A, selenium, and cld-processed 
whey, which produces the glutathione in the lung cells. Glutathione 
is also used to detoxify the whole body, and it's the liver's main 
support in doing so. I also recommended a b-vitamin complex to harden 
up all the cells, and a few other things might be helpful, such as 
cod-liver oil (one has to wonder how much free radical damage has 
already occurrd to the polyunsaturated oils in the cell walls of 
lungs, and if they can be repaired).

Nitric oxide is increased with the amino acid arginine, which is 
present in the cold-processed whey, and it's also increased with 
Noni. Powdered Noni is several times as potent as Noni Juice. 
Tahitian Noni (TM) is perhaps the lowest potency Noni Juice product 
on the market.

Lastly, if these don't work, and normally they do, Glyconutrients are 
usful for reducing an allergic response. They work by allowing the 
immune response to be controlled a little closer.

Duncan


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CSCS In Swimming Pools

2005-08-03 Thread Les Barb Burden
Thinking seriously of buying an above-ground pool.  Can I use CS instead of 
harmful chemicals to keep pool water clean?  If so, what is the strength?  
Thank you in advance.  

Re: CSecoli water treatment sorta emergency

2005-08-03 Thread rose


thank you all for your valuable contributions.  we settled on one tablespoon per
gallon and wait at least 30 min but more towards an hour...just cause we are
moving so slow in this heat *grin*.

once again i am so profoundly grateful for our silver, our generator from ode
that time and time again makes wonderful silver even tho we have the older
prototype for a gallon that he designed for us...knowing he has made many
improvements since then but ours is like a timex...takes a  lickin and keeps on
tickin.

drill a new well...arg and hooray.  our well has never been the same since they
blasted a mile long tunnel three miles from here (for a new bypass) several
years ago.  when it rains heavy our water is almost mud...and increasingly more
of a sulfur smell.  hopefully with the new well we will have water improvement
quality.  in the process of reading about wells last night learned much valuable
info on collecting ground water...for the eventual time when electricity may be
absent.  there are more ways to collect it than on the roof...so an exploration
in progress.

now to check out the first well driller coming in a few...and already i don't
like him...as he is pushing for a well 200 feet more than we need...the good ole
boy sales pitch.  boy will he be surprised when he comes and all that i have
learned terms wise...gotta love the info highway of the internet.  this evening
the other fellow will call and these brothers come the most highly recommended
and only 50 cents more a foot.  from what i hear they don't push to over drill
and are very lovely to work with.  keeping fingers crossed.  i just have a real
aversion for the slick good ole boys...as i have dealt with them many times over
the years...they play on your ignorance.

again, thank you everyone...on both silver list...which i will cross post this
to the other list also.

a rose...


CSRe: Hanna PWT

2005-08-03 Thread Sandee George
Hi there Ode - I have calabrating fluid which came with the meter from
Hanna
It is  HI 7033 - Conductivity Calibration Solution 84uS/cm @ 25 Degrees
C/77 De-
grees F. then on the side there is a table which gives temp readings to
calibration
readout, when I put a thermometer in which reads 23 C or 73.4 F  her
calibrated reading is 80.2 when it should be 81.0 so it is off very
slightly and not enough for 
me to take out the screwdriver and change it !!   Laziness is a terrible
disease !   
so when I make my C.S. I cut the reading in half to get my ppm which
appears to 
be good brew  as it certainly works so with this imformation and
your expert-
ese am I reading and calculating correctly, cause if not then my brew is
even 
better than I thought    whichever way it certainly is amazing !!!
Best regards
Sandee

The one who accomplished it is the one
who failed to realize that he could not do it.


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Re: CSCS In Swimming Pools

2005-08-03 Thread Marshall Dudley
Probably not, algae is the main culprit in making a pool appear dirty,
and silver does not work that well on algae, but copper sure does.  You
might take a look at pool ionizers (producing both ozonated water and
colloidal copper).

Marshall

Les  Barb Burden wrote:

 Thinking seriously of buying an above-ground pool.  Can I use CS
 instead of harmful chemicals to keep pool water clean?  If so, what is
 the strength?  Thank you in advance.


RE: CScs for cat with liver problems?

2005-08-03 Thread Wendy
We took our cat to a homeopathic vet and he has chosen a remedy for him.
However he's going on holidays in 4 days and since our cat has not eaten
in at least a week he figures if the remedy doesn't work we should look
at having him put down.
 
Beisdes losing weight rapidly, not eating, and being dehydrated, his
eyes are a bit yellow as are his ears, otherwise, he's still purring and
hanging out.
 
Any suggestions about using colloidal silver at this point?
 
Thanks
 
wendy
 
-Original Message-
From: marmar...@aol.com [mailto:marmar...@aol.com] 
Sent: August 3, 2005 6:13 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS
 
In a message dated 8/2/2005 9:38:08 PM Central Standard Time,
wen...@tuxnightclub.com writes:
Our cat hasn't eaten in at least a week.
It's a real possibility that the cat has diabetes. MA


CSfor cat with liver problems?

2005-08-03 Thread oldgl...@bigcountry.net
Hi Wendy,

I understand it is critical if a cat doesn't eat for a period of time.
Secondly,  yellow eyes sounds like problems with the liver/jaundice.
Thirdly, dehydration is a killer.   Purring doesn't necessarily mean the cat
is doing well.  I would see a vet post haste!

Jean

*

 We took our cat to a homeopathic vet and he has chosen a remedy for him.
 However he¹s going on holidays in 4 days and since our cat has not eaten in at
 least a week he figures if the remedy doesn¹t work we should look at having
 him put down.
 
 Beisdes losing weight rapidly, not eating, and being dehydrated, his eyes are
 a bit yellow as are his ears, otherwise, he¹s still purring and hanging out.
 
 Any suggestions about using colloidal silver at this point?
 
  
 
 Thanks
 
  
 
 wendy
 
  
 
 -Original Message-
 From: marmar...@aol.com [mailto:marmar...@aol.com]
 Sent: August 3, 2005 6:13 AM
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Subject: Re: CS
 
  
 
 In a message dated 8/2/2005 9:38:08 PM Central Standard Time,
 wen...@tuxnightclub.com writes:
 
 Our cat hasn¹t eaten in at least a week.
 
 It's a real possibility that the cat has diabetes. MA
 
 



RE: CSecoli water treatment sorta emergency

2005-08-03 Thread Richard Harris
Hi Dan,
Thank you for sharing this very informative Silver info! Thank you also, for
the many other times you have contributed to us seekers!
Sincerely,
___
Richard Harris, 58 Year FL Pharmacist
448 West Juniata Street
Clermont, FL 34711
www.rharrisinc.com
http://www.seasilver.com/reh
http://healthandhealing.blogspot.com



-Original Message-
From: Dan Nave [mailto:dn...@mn.nilfisk-advance.com]
Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2005 10:46 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSecoli water treatment sorta emergency


http://www.doulton.ca/vol3-5_1may73.html

THE SILVER INSTITUTE LETTER

VOLUME III, Number 5, May 1973

SILVER CLEARS UP POLLUTED WATER

Russian scientists working on water recycling and purification problems
for the Soviet space ship and orbiting station program have decided on
silver as the best long-term sanitizing agent. Researching the problems
of water storage over periods of several months, as well as purification
for immediate use, they determined that ionized silver provides the
safest and longest lasting method of transtbrmiug polluted waste into
potable water.

A significant fact in support of their decision to use silver tbr
purification was their experimental confirmation of the absence of
toxicity in the silver treated water. In lengthy experiments on animals
they found that 100 parts and 200 parts of silver per billion in
drink-ing water does not accmnulate in the organism and does not produce
any detrimental effect on the functioning of the organs or systems of
the experimental animals.
This was also confirmed by year long experiments on volunteer human
subjects. The concentration of silver used in these tests . . . 100
parts and 200 parts per billion . . . is in striking comparison with the
10 to 50 parts per billion of silver found in potable water and in
swimming pools treated by silver purification systems in the United
States.

The scientists, Drs.. S. V. Chizhov. S. P. Pak, N. N. Sitnikova and Y.
U. Koloskova. tried many methods of purifying regenerated water but all
except the silver system proved unsatisfactory over the long run.
Ultra-violet rays and ultra-high-frequency sound reduced micro-organisms
by as much as 97% but water thus treated failed to meet standards of
acceptibility if the water were stored for any considerable period of
time. Chlorine, which is widely used to kill bacteria, requires dosages
in thousands of parts per billion compared to the 100 ppb and 200 ppb
used in the Russian tests; the chlorine itself is a pollntant fbr
certain water uses and it often is dangerous to store or handle. In sum,
the Russians found silver to be the safest sterilizing agent, stable,
and long-lasting.

The research also showed that decontaminated water may change in
reaction to its container. They concluded that polyethylene containers
are suitable for the short-term storage of silver-ionized water. For
long-term storage of a few months or more, they decided it is better to
use a vessel made of polymers of the fluorine plastic group, or metal
containers of vitreous enameled aluninum alloy (for lightness in a space
ship).

Included among the many experiments conducted by Dr. Chizhov and his
associates were those designed to assay the purification of water
condensed from the atmosphere inside a simulated space vehicle. The
quantity of microorganisms in the regenerated water before the
introduction of the ionized silver varied from 200 to 1,900
microbiological parts per milliliter. Tests of the water made 15 to 20
minutes after contact with the ionized silver showed in most cases that
in this 15 to 20 minute period, full sterilization had occurred. In a
few cases, complete purity was achieved only after 30 to 40 minutes of
exposure. Study of controlled samples of the water after 24 to 72 hours
showed the continned and complete absence of microorganisms.

The Russians also suggested that the regeneration of water from the
byproducts of human activity seems feasible through the use of silver
ions as the decontamination agent. In this application they found it
desirable to introduce silver ions into the water with the aid of
various filtering materials in order to provide the slow dissolving of
the silver. Designing the filter and selecting the form in which silver
is introduced will allow engineers to establish any desired
concentration of silver ions in a given volume of water, they believe.




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Re: CSAsthma and CS, again.

2005-08-03 Thread scl...@netzero.net
I agree with Jill. As an EFT therapist myself  I have seen great result in 
treating asthma and breathing problems. Very often there is an emotional upset 
involved in the body that triggered the intitial allergy/asthma/breathing 
problem and it usually can be corrected with EFT.
 
Steve


Re: CSfor cat with liver problems?

2005-08-03 Thread sol
I have read that cats can purr from pain--purring is not solely a 
pleasure response. This cat needs to see a vet immediately. Any liquid 
you can get into the cat in the meantime would probably be a good idea. 
Dehydration is very serious, and as Jean said, so is the yellow eyes. 
Please do not wait.

sol

oldgl...@bigcountry.net wrote:


Hi Wendy,

I understand it is critical if a cat doesn't eat for a period of time. 
Secondly, yellow eyes sounds like problems with the liver/jaundice. 
Thirdly, dehydration is a killer. Purring doesn't necessarily mean the 
cat is doing well. I would see a vet post haste!


Jean

*

We took our cat to a homeopathic vet and he has chosen a remedy
for him. However he’s going on holidays in 4 days and since our
cat has not eaten in at least a week he figures if the remedy
doesn’t work we should look at having him put down.

Beisdes losing weight rapidly, not eating, and being dehydrated,
his eyes are a bit yellow as are his ears, otherwise, he’s still
purring and hanging out.




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Re: CSfor cat with liver problems?

2005-08-03 Thread David W Kenney
Is the cat obese/fat?   Hepatic Lipidosis is a common cause of what you are
observing.
Also, cancer is a possibility.
Rarely things like bile duct obstruction as well.
I'd supplement with methionine, inositol, choline and msm if possible.
Give plenty of fluids (Normosol/Lactated Ringers).  SQ if possible but
forced with syringe until the cat gets at least 25 cc/# body weight daily
until looking better  Mix half and half with drinking water as well.
Give plenty of B-Complex.
CS probably wouldn't work to well as infectious hepatitis is very rare in
cats.as well as other species.
Rife treatment works well with liver cancers.
So...there are many options.
Dr. Dave Kenney, DVM 
 
---Original Message---
 
From: oldgl...@bigcountry.net
Date: 08/03/05 14:54:01
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSfor cat with liver problems?
 
Hi Wendy,

I understand it is critical if a cat doesn't eat for a period of time. 
Secondly,  yellow eyes sounds like problems with the liver/jaundice. 
Thirdly, dehydration is a killer.   Purring doesn't necessarily mean the cat
is doing well.  I would see a vet post haste!

Jean

*


We took our cat to a homeopathic vet and he has chosen a remedy for him.
However he’s going on holidays in 4 days and since our cat has not eaten in
at least a week he figures if the remedy doesn’t work we should look at
having him put down.

Beisdes losing weight rapidly, not eating, and being dehydrated, his eyes
are a bit yellow as are his ears, otherwise, he’s still purring and hanging
out.

Any suggestions about using colloidal silver at this point?



Thanks



wendy



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From: marmar...@aol.com [mailto:marmar...@aol.com] 
Sent: August 3, 2005 6:13 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS



In a message dated 8/2/2005 9:38:08 PM Central Standard Time,
wen...@tuxnightclub.com writes:


Our cat hasn’t eaten in at least a week.


It's a real possibility that the cat has diabetes. MA




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Re: CSAsthma and CS, again.

2005-08-03 Thread twll56
Type Salt Lamp into a search engine.These thing produce 
Negative Ions which clean the air.
Ebay has a bunch of them for sale.
  - Original Message - 
  From: Deborah Gerard 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 11:37 PM
  Subject: CSAsthma and CS, again.


  Hi,
  I have a grandchild who is 7. When she gets to running around playing she 
will get into coughing jagsor at night if she is not propped up with 
pillows she coughs really hard I give her cough syrup, during the times I get 
to see her I give her cswouldn't help to put cs in a vaporizer at least too?
  Thanks deb

RE: CSfor cat with liver problems?

2005-08-03 Thread Wendy
Thanks for all the advice. Yes usually a cat should go no longer then
3-5 days without food I have read. We had already had him to the vet
when I posted. ;-) I forgot to mention that although this vet is a
homeopath, he's also a conventional vet. Right away he said he suspected
it was liver problems. We passed on the $100 blood panel and subsequent
tests based on treatment options. With the ears and eyes being yellow he
said yes liver problems, did a test to rule out diabetes, then gave me
an idea what could be done conventionally for him or homeopathically and
that frankly conventional could get quite costly, was I prepared for
that?

Well since I've had one cat go through this 10 yrs ago, I know that it
can be outrageous- back then I had the $1000 to spare... not so anymore.
Although even after the $1000 that was just to make him comfortable, put
him on geriatric kibble, send him home and he died in my arms a few
months later. As it was the homeopathic visit was $220... I just don't
have the money to have him stay at the vet for a week or more to be
force fed, IV, etc. if needed. As well this vet indidcated that force
feeding only takes about 50% for the animal to resume on its own at the
end of that, and that sometimes force feeding can go on for weeks.

He gave him a constitutional homeopathic remedy and put fluid under his
skin. I bought some herbs and things from the health food store and some
health food brand wet cat food- as the vet said, anything in his stomach
at this point is crucial. He did eat some of it!!  A small amount
mind you but we'll see. My dad suggested bits of liver if I can jam it
in.

I found some great info online about people who have reversed liver
disease when the cats couldn't even move and the vet said no more, so
maybe we have a chance. He's still walking around, in relatively good
spirits and enjoying affection etc.

Interestingly one of the first things the vet asked is what has gone on
at your house over the last 3 ish months? He figures the stress has just
been too much for him. We had another cat come stay with us on a trial
basis back in March- After a few weeks, I decided it wasn't working out
for our cat, nor my 4 yr old son the other cat went home. Although it
was only a short period of time my cat was getting picked on and also
takes a razzing from one of our dogs daily. Then myself and the baby and
4 yr old came down with whooping cough in march as well and it was a
VERY stressful and scary couple of months for all of us. 

So we'll do what we can and I'll touch back with the homeopath on
Saturday before he leaves for vacation.

Thanks again everyone, I really appreciate your input.

Wendy


-Original Message-
From: sol [mailto:sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com] 
Sent: August 3, 2005 6:22 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSfor cat with liver problems?

I have read that cats can purr from pain--purring is not solely a 
pleasure response. This cat needs to see a vet immediately. Any liquid 
you can get into the cat in the meantime would probably be a good idea. 
Dehydration is very serious, and as Jean said, so is the yellow eyes. 
Please do not wait.
sol

oldgl...@bigcountry.net wrote:

 Hi Wendy,

 I understand it is critical if a cat doesn't eat for a period of time.

 Secondly, yellow eyes sounds like problems with the liver/jaundice. 
 Thirdly, dehydration is a killer. Purring doesn't necessarily mean the

 cat is doing well. I would see a vet post haste!

 Jean

 *

 We took our cat to a homeopathic vet and he has chosen a remedy
 for him. However he's going on holidays in 4 days and since our
 cat has not eaten in at least a week he figures if the remedy
 doesn't work we should look at having him put down.

 Beisdes losing weight rapidly, not eating, and being dehydrated,
 his eyes are a bit yellow as are his ears, otherwise, he's still
 purring and hanging out.



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CSOT. Beta glucan

2005-08-03 Thread Roger Barker
Can anyone point me in the direction of a supplier of Beta Glucan 
powder?


Many thanks,  Roger B


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Re: CSOT. Beta glucan

2005-08-03 Thread Wayne Laurents

Roger Barker wrote:


Can anyone point me in the direction of a supplier of Beta Glucan powder?


Google   beta glucan   ora. j. lanigan 


Wayne Laurents


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