Re: CS>Poison Ivy

[V]

Hi Jeff,

poison ivy is really not an infection. what causes it is an oily acid called 
carbolic acid. It soaks through the skin and combines with some substance in a 
lower layer of the skin and produces a substance that the imuune system then 
reacts to with blistering. I have had it many times and have not found 
something that gets rid if it fast. I wonder if the DMSO might carry the 
carbolic acid further into the body. It may not be good if it does that.




Take care,
 V
http://www.health-freedom.info/

> I recently have been infected with Poison Ivy. I am spraying with cs/dmso
> mixture in hopes it will be a quick cure. This is the first time I have ever
> had it. Is there anything else I should do to speed things along and has
> anyone else had good results using cs for this?

> Thanks 

> Jeff

>  

>  

>  



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Re: CS>CS and baggage screening

[Wayne Fugitt]

i'm taking a flight in few days and I'd like to grab some CS in a plastic 
bottle with me. does running it through the baggage screening machine have 
any negative impact on it?


I would take a shirt pocket CS generator with me,

My phone line generator is labeled  "Phone Line Tester", which it is, in 
case anyone should question it.


Wayne


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Re: CS>CS and baggage screening

[M. G. Devour]

> i'm taking a flight in few days and I'd like to grab some CS in a
> plastic bottle with me. does running it through the baggage screening
> machine have any negative impact on it? 

I'd be more worried about the baggage screeners. I think they're not 
too keen on liquids going through, especially if not in factory sealed 
containers. Checked bags might be less of a problem than carry-on. 

I don't expect the x-ray machine will have much effect. Hopefully 
others will have some experiences to guide you.

Be well,

Mike D.

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CS>CS and baggage screening

[. .]

i'm taking a flight in few days and I'd like to grab some CS in a plastic 
bottle with me. does running it through the baggage screening machine have 
any negative impact on it?




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RE: CS>Poison Ivy

[Jim Holmes]

The first thing to do is to bathe thoroughly as soon as possible after
exposure to remove as much of the plant juice as possible. Remove your
clothing immediately and put it into the washer, touching as littlie as
possible.  .  Calomine (sp?) lotion is what was traditionally used for
palliative relief.  . 

 

I do not know of a cure, but I do know of a preventative.   It was on the
market in the 50's for sure.  It is called "Ivy Dry".  It is simply a
tincture or aqueous extraction of the leaf of PI and PO.

 

There are three small bottles. You take one today, one tomorrow, and one 30
days hence.  You will be completely immune to the effects of the plants for
one year, assuming  you respond as I did. From this, I got the Idea of
eating the flowering tops of the Juniper trees, and essentially cured myself
of a vicious allergy to them. Later, I learned that the local
natives---Turtle Islanders---did the same thing. 

 

Jim  

 

 

 

-Original Message-
From: Jeff [mailto:ssc...@grandecom.net] 
Sent: Saturday, April 29, 2006 3:15 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>Poison Ivy

 

I recently have been infected with Poison Ivy. I am spraying with cs/dmso
mixture in hopes it will be a quick cure. This is the first time I have ever
had it. Is there anything else I should do to speed things along and has
anyone else had good results using cs for this?

Thanks 

Jeff

 

 

 

Re: CS>Poison Ivy

[EJohns9525]

 
In a message dated 4/29/2006 4:16:15 P.M. Central Standard Time,  
ssc...@grandecom.net writes:

I recently have been infected with  Poison Ivy. I am spraying with cs/dmso 
mixture in hopes it will be a quick  cure. This is the first time I have ever 
had it. Is there anything else I  should do to speed things along and has 
anyone 
else had good results using cs  for this? 
Thanks  
Jeff


Several yrs ago my neighbor had it so badly that I could hardly believe  it.  
She put Shaklee's Basic H on it and it was gone in no time.  I  had it 2 yrs 
ago and I put Miracle 2 soap
on it and it dried it up in about a week.
 
Edith

Re: CS>Poison Ivy

[Nenah Sylver]

Rhus tox is the homeopathic preparation of, and for, poison ivy. The health 
food store staff should know the correct dosage.

Nenah
  - Original Message - 
  From: Jeff 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Saturday, April 29, 2006 5:14 PM
  Subject: CS>Poison Ivy


  I recently have been infected with Poison Ivy. I am spraying with cs/dmso 
mixture in hopes it will be a quick cure. This is the first time I have ever 
had it. Is there anything else I should do to speed things along and has anyone 
else had good results using cs for this?

  Thanks 

  Jeff

CS>Poison Ivy

[Jeff]

I recently have been infected with Poison Ivy. I am spraying with cs/dmso
mixture in hopes it will be a quick cure. This is the first time I have ever
had it. Is there anything else I should do to speed things along and has
anyone else had good results using cs for this?

Thanks 

Jeff

 

 

 

CS>Silver & Copper Bar

[Sickleave48045]

I have some old Copper Buss bars out of old electrical equipment (Early  
1950's)
I like the idea of cleaning up a piece and pouring melted pure silver on  it.
It should bond good
Bob

RE: CS>OT: A Shared Reflection

[Jim Holmes]

I have a copy, and have just started.  We need more "inchoate ramblings"
from Brooks. 

Jim

-Original Message-
From: starshar [mailto:stars...@comcast.net] 
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 9:49 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>OT: A Shared Reflection

From: "Brooks Bradley" 
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 11:01 PM

***
Quick note: I've read it and I "second the motion"!

Sharon
**


>   Dear Membership,
>As most of you know, from time to time I have an inexplicable 
> outbreak of "inchoate
> ramblings"tonight is one of those.  Throughout the immediately-past 55

> years of searching/seeking through scientific/philosophical academia I 
> have, on rare occasions, come across a book of unusually powerful 
> dimensions.  I wish to share with you, now, such a find.  This brief 
> little book is as startling and powerful in impact (at least to me), as 
> any I have ever read--and I have read thousands  (as an avid reader 
> for the past 50+ yearsaveraging over 3 books a week one can see that 
> is no idle statement).  It presents a mind-altering proposition relating 
> to the field of Biology.  Written in a prose totally understandable to the

> entire layman audience, its central theme is (to me at least) little short

> of revolutionary.  Dr. Lipton's presentation addresses the reigning 
> precepts of the current mainstream
> Biological Reductionism.with a frontal attack it cannot withstand.  I 
> do not want to spoil any possible "ah-hah" moments by summarizing its 
> contents for anyone interested (who has not previously read
> it)in reading it.  I will, however, state that his treatment of the 
> dynamics of the "CELL" are nothing short of riveting.both in import 
> and clarity of explanation.  Were I still teaching in academia, and 
> Biology was my tenured subjectI would require all of my students to 
> read this book.  No matter what their conclusions might be.the 
> challenges toward independent reflection are more than sufficient to 
> justify its reading.  Written in large type and only 205 pages in 
> length.it will read faster than
> than the Sports Page in the newspaper.  You will be taken on a fascinating

> journey covering microbiology,  a truly understandable explanation of how 
> proteins actually control the movement of life,
> (plus illustrations of how it is done), how cells actually "educate 
> themselves", how life programs itself:  the true nature and role of DNA 
> (Boy, will you be surprised); what is most influential in
> controlling the life of the cell (its not what you may have thought) and 
> the true brain of the cell.
> plus much more of the concepts which have given birth to the entire 
> discipline of Epigenetics and the
> astounding effects of environment upon the actions of cells. Dr. Lipton's 
> comments on the effects of Quantum Physics impacting Biology are, alone, 
> worth reading this volume (Actually, he is the ONLY biologist I have known

> of-who possesses an actual working knowledge of quantum physics).
>The book is entitled "The Biology of Belief", by Bruce Lipton, 
> Phd.  For what it may be worth, this is the first and only book I have 
> ever publicly touted large numbers to read.  You may
> not be as enthusiastic about it as am I..but I bet you will be (at 
> least the intellectual "envelope pushers" like Marshall Dudley, Ole Bob, 
> Jim Holmes, Mikeand many others).
> Mine is not a better way, mine is just a different way.  My 
> apologies for taking up so much bandwidth with this epistle, but I promise

> to restrain myself for another year.if I last that long.
>   Sincerely,  Brooks Bradley.


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CS>Re: The Biology of Belief - 29 April

[Sandee George]

Hi Brooks, this one sounds very interesting - have ordered myself a copy
- thanks for sharing the info.
Regards
Sandee

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Re: CS>OT: A Shared Reflection

[ruth strackbein]

Debbie, I wrote my previous message before reading this.  Will see if I can get this book from the library.  It does, indeed , sound interesting.
From Ruth Strackbein


From: debbiegerar...@comcast.netReply-To: silver-list@eskimo.comTo: silver-list@eskimo.comSubject: Re: CS>OT: A Shared ReflectionDate: Sat, 29 Apr 2006 03:46:22 +
Dear Brooks thank you for the advice on this book I will try to get a copy and read itnever apologize for your most interesting ramblings I for one enjoy them..:)...debbie
 
-- Original message -- From: "Brooks Bradley"  > Dear Membership, > As most of you know, from time to time I have an inexplicable > outbreak of "inchoate > ramblings"tonight is one of those. Throughout the immediately-past 55 years > of searching/seeking through scientific/philosophical academia I have, on rare > occasions, come across a book of unusually powerful dimensions. I wish to share > with you, now, such a find. This brief little book is as startling and powerful > in impact (at least to me), as any I have ever read--and I have read > thousands (as an avid reader for the past 50+ yearsaveraging over 3 books a > week one can see that is no idle 
statement). It presents a mind-altering > proposition relating to the field of Biology. Wr! itten i n a prose totally > understandable to the entire layman audience, its central theme is (to me at > least) little short of revolutionary. Dr. Lipton's presentation addresses the > reigning precepts of the current mainstream > Biological Reductionism.with a frontal attack it cannot withstand. I do not > want to spoil any possible "ah-hah" moments by summarizing its contents for > anyone interested (who has not previously read > it)in reading it. I will, however, state that his treatment of the dynamics of > the "CELL" are nothing short of riveting.both in import and clarity of > explanation. Were I still teaching in academia, and Biology was my tenured > subjectI would require all of my students to read 
this book. No matter what > their conclusions might be.the challenges toward independent reflection are > more than sufficient to justify its reading. Written in large type and o! nly 205 > pages in length.it will read faster than > than the Sports Page in the newspaper. You will be taken on a fascinating > journey covering microbiology, a truly understandable explanation of how > proteins actually control the movement of life, > (plus illustrations of how it is done), how cells actually "educate themselves", > how life programs itself: the true nature and role of DNA (Boy, will you be > surprised); what is most influential in > controlling the life of the cell (its not what you may have thought) and the > true brain of the cell. > plus much more of the concepts which have given birth to the 
entire discipline > of Epigenetics and the > astounding effects of environment upon the actions of cells. Dr. Lipton's > comments on the effects of Quantum Physics impacting Biology are, alone, worth > reading this volume (Actually, he is the ONLY biologist I have kn! own of- who > possesses an actual working knowledge of quantum physics). > The book is entitled "The Biology of Belief", by Bruce Lipton, Phd. > For what it may be worth, this is the first and only book I have ever publicly > touted large numbers to read. You may > not be as enthusiastic about it as am I..but I bet you will be (at least the > intellectual "envelope pushers" like Marshall Dudley, Ole Bob, Jim Holmes, > Mikeand many others). > Mine is not a better way, mine is just a different way. My > apologies for taking 
up so much bandwidth with this epistle, but I promise to > restrain myself for another year.if I last that long. > Sincerely, Brooks Bradley. > > > > -- > ___ > > Search for businesses by name, location, or phone number. -Lycos Yellow Pages > > http://r.lycos.com/r/yp_! emailfo oter/http://yellowpages.lycos.com/default.asp?SRC > =lycos10 > > > > -- > The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. > > Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org > > To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com > > Address Off-Topic messages to: silver-off-topic-l...@eskimo.com > > The Silver List and Off Topic List archives are 
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Re: CS>Re: Bulk CS

[Ode Coyote]

  You could probably take a piece of copper roof flashing and clean it up 
real good, place it on an electric stove burner and melt old silver 
electrodes onto one side..and do the same thing.


ode

At 02:47 PM 4/28/2006 -0500, you wrote:

An Algaebar is a half-inch round piece of solid copper, about four inches 
long, with a two-inch silver band around the middle.  The two metals 
interact with one another, and produce small amounts of colloidal silver 
and colloidal copper.  They cost about $25 each, but could be made by a 
silversmith at a much lower cost.

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From: grace1...@aol.com
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Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 2:07 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Re: Bulk CS

Thank you!  What is an Algaebar?

Jill



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Re: CS>Re: Bulk CS

[John McLean]

Dennis, I did check with the manufacturer, and they have assured me that the 
towelling I am using hasn't been bleached with chlorine.
John
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  From: Dennis Gulenchin 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Saturday, April 29, 2006 3:36 PM
  Subject: Re: CS>Re: Bulk CS


  John,
  I'd be hesitant to use paper towel in a liquid made for drinking as paper 
bleached with chlorine creates dangerous toxins such as dioxins. Maybe a better 
choice would be to use unbleached coffee filter paper.
  Dennis

  John McLean wrote:

The brass plate is the cathode, so it isn't sacrificial, and no the paper 
towelling, the type used in the kitchen, will not affect it.
I soaked them for 5 days in distilled water to see what would happen, and 
the paper stayed intact, and checking the TDS reading, made no difference at all
John
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  From: Carol Ann 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 11:45 AM
  Subject: Re: CS>Re: Bulk CS


  wow.
   Why the brass plate.  Why wouldn't the paper towel contaminate the 
solution.

  HRBE  wrote: 
I have been doing some experimenting with making bulk CS.

I have come up with the following setup.

1 x 5 gallon (imperial) fish tank
1 x 36 square inches 99.99% silver plate
1 x 36 square inches brass plate.
1 x aquarium water pump
1 x 30volt DC power supply, with adjustable current regulation.

I spaced the plates @ 3 inches, I wrapped the brass plate in paper 
towel to 
prevent the gunge from being circulated in the water. I limited the 
current 
to 100ma.

By wrapping the brass plate in paper towelling I don't need to wipe the 
plate clean.

8 hours later, I have 5 gals of perfectly clear CS solution, which 
reads 
25uS on my Hanna HI98308 TDS meter.

I used current control because I didn't have the time to "babysit" the 
process

I used Bob Berger's book as a guide for construction and I am building 
45 
volt dc current regulated power supply to try to shorten the brew 
process 
time.

Hope this is of interest to the group

John McLean
Australia



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