Re: CSSaving Email ( More Ways than one )

[Tony Moody]

Hi Pat, Carol,
I'm using Gmail which is very quick. But it does have the same clunky
way of not being able to drag and drop between composition and other
emails. There may be a better way but what I do is open two instances
of Gmail (two tabs) I have one tab open on the original email and the
other tab open with my reply. So I can happily go back and forth
between the two.

Regards,
Tony M

On 12/08/06, Carol Ann saffiresk...@yahoo.com wrote:

Thanks, pat. I thought what you describe  was just my computersame thing
happening here.


Pat pattycake29...@yahoo.com wrote:
 Forgot to mention, Yahoo email IS very slow to
retrieve most of the time. This is with DSL. I often
have to go back to the list of emails if it's having
problems just going on to the next one. Plus, if you
want to reply, and you're in the middle of writing the
email and want to check a name or part of the message
you're replying to, you have to save the draft, then
go to the inbox and read that email, then go back to
the draft. Really clunky. It is really frustrating.

 Pat

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Re: CSSaving Email ( More Ways than one )

[Wayne Fugitt]

Morning Pat,

 At 03:08 PM 8/12/2006, you wrote:

I don't get a lot of personal email, so when I hear it, I go check.  It
would be making noise all day if I got message board
emails there...unless...I never thought of it, but
maybe there's a way to only get notifications from one
box or another?


  You can select a different sound file for each filter so that you know 
where the messages are from, by the sound.



 My computer nerd daughter and also my
husband say the new Eudora is not nearly as good as my
version (5.2.1).


   I liked the 5.X  but now use Version 6.1 and I think I have the update 
that makes it Ver 6.3.   Have not tried the Ver 7.X yet.

I have been using Eudora since ver 1.X or 2.X


 Wayne, you said you could email me
the whole silver list you have saved?  Would it be
hard for you to do?  I'd love, love, love to have it
all.


   Not sure how you define hard?Don't recall many hard tasks over the 
years other than writing a Keyboard Handler and some communications modules 
that took a week to a month.


The Mailbox files and Index files will be close to 500 Megs, One CD.
I believe these files work with different versions of Eudora. I have a 
nearby friend who uses Ver 5.X I think. I could email him a small mailbox 
and index file to see if they work.  The largest file has 27,000 messages 
but I can split them up in any shape, form, or fashion when I need to.


Will keep you posted when I determine these will work with other versions.

Wayne




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Re: CSFace to face with argyria...

[Ode Coyote]

When using the pinch of salt recipie, only a couple of grains of salt 
difference can make a HUGE difference in the strength of the product 
within the allotted time span.  Add that to slight variences in water and 
you have Stan Jones differences.


Silver Chloride is light sensitive.
 It is said that Silver Chloride is the result when ionic silver contacts 
stomach acid, but I've seen no proof that it is found in the blood stream.

 If Silver Chloride contacts stomach acid, what then? [I dunno]
 In fact, according to Frank Keys ion selective probe, no ionic silver is 
found in the bloodstream after consuming EIS. [Silver Chloride is an ionic 
form of silver.]
 What I find to be odd is that Frank doesn't say what sort of silver IS 
found in the blood stream.


 Researchers have had extreme problems with inducing Agyria in test 
subjects even when using toxic, nearly and sometimes fatal levels of Silver 
Nitrate.
It's very likely that other factors are in play in combination with silver 
intake and it's not silver in itself, in any form,  that causes the problem.
 When 94% of inhaled silver dust is eliminated within 48 hours, accounted 
for by testing body waste products, and the incidence of Agyria in silver 
workers who inhale silver all day every day is around 1 case in 2,000 
workers according to one researcher who thought he could find some cases to 
study in that industry, but was mistaken one starts to wonder.


 What that researcher did find was no current cases of Agyria, a very few 
on record and a very low absenteeism rate from illness. [Study Reports 
found a long time ago by following the links posted on Rosemary Jacobs 
website, links now gone ]


ode



What makes their case of special importance to us is the way in which
they acquired their condition:

In the run-up to Y2K they began making and drinking CS using the
primitive three 9V batteries and salt recipe which was widely
disseminated on Y2K web sites and discussion forums at that time.
Unlike Stan Jones or other recent cases, they followed the instructions
exactly. They didn't over-cook it or drink a glass of muddy sludge
every day, but made exactly what the promoters of that recipe intended
for them to make.
Please, tell me what you think? If you'd like to add to, correct, or
endorse my thinking, send your comments along to the list. Discussion
would be helpful.

Be well,

Mike Devour
silver-list owner

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RE: CSlithium and bi polar

[Thora Rasmussen]

Health Canada has approved Empowerplus for sale in Canada.

http://www.truehope.com/
http://www.truehope.com/npn/default.asp
http://www.truehope.com/_media/truehope-court-ruling.asp


-Original Message-
From: Ode Coyote [mailto:odecoy...@alltel.net]
Sent: August 11, 2006 2:50 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSlithium and bi polar


   If I remembered, I'd have said.
  It was  mineral and amino acid supplemented or something like that, 
nothing way out there...just good nutrition.


Google search string  pig farmer cures mental disorders
Health Canada advised consumers not to use Empowerplus, also known as EM 
Power+ and EM Power. It is a drug - being sold by the company Truehope 
Nutritional Support Limited (also known as Synergy) - which has not been 
approved for sale in Canada. Health Canada is the federal government 
regulatory body that authorizes the manufacture and sale of all drugs in 
this country.
That's probably it.
Ode

At 01:03 PM 8/8/2006 -0500, you wrote:

Hi Ode,

OK, I'll bite.  What was the certain feed?

Any links, time frame or more information on this?

Thank you,

Jean

***
 
   A while back there was a thing about some pig farmer that mixed a
  certain feed up that eliminated emotional problems with pigs.
  It was tried on people and worked the same.
 
  Ode
 
 


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RE: CSlithium and bi polar

[debbiegerard99]

Does anyone know of the success rate of this ? do you have to take it ongoing? 
thanks debbie
-- Original message -- 
From: Thora Rasmussen mugg...@cyberlink.bc.ca 

 
 Health Canada has approved Empowerplus for sale in Canada. 
 
 http://www.truehope.com/ 
 http://www.truehope.com/npn/default.asp 
 http://www.truehope.com/_media/truehope-court-ruling.asp 
 
 
 -Original Message- 
 From: Ode Coyote [mailto:odecoy...@alltel.net] 
 Sent: August 11, 2006 2:50 AM 
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
 Subject: Re: CSlithium and bi polar 
 
 
 If I remembered, I'd have said. 
 It was mineral and amino acid supplemented or something like that, 
 nothing way out there...just good nutrition. 
 
 
 Google search string  pig farmer cures mental disorders 
 Health Canada advised consumers not to use Empowerplus, also known as EM 
 Power+ and EM Power. It is a drug - being sold by the company Truehope 
 Nutritional Support Limited (also known as Synergy) - which has not been 
 approved for sale in Canada. Health Canada is the federal government 
 regulatory body that authorizes the manufacture and sale of all drugs in 
 this country. 
 That's probably it. 
 Ode 
 
 At 01:03 PM 8/8/2006 -0500, you wrote: 
 
 Hi Ode, 
  
 OK, I'll bite. What was the certain feed? 
  
 Any links, time frame or more information on this? 
  
 Thank you, 
  
 Jean 
  
 *** 
   
   A while back there was a thing about some pig farmer that mixed a 
   certain feed up that eliminated emotional problems with pigs. 
   It was tried on people and worked the same. 
   
   Ode 
   
   
  
  
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Re: CSGatorade Electrolytes - Alternatives - Posts reposted

[Rowena]

Kurt, there has been previous discussion on this, but as the archives, I 
think, are down, here is what I have stored.  There may be more info that 
other people have.
Rowena
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Electrolyte Drink

Many Pedialyte and Electrolyte drinks are made with dextrose. Unfortunately,
it is difficult to be sure if the dextrose is unadulterated (see Dextrose).
It is easy to make your own.

Electrolyte drink

1 quart boiled water
2 tbsp. honey
1/4 tsp. of salt
1/4 tsp.baking soda

Can be kept in refrigerator for 24 hours, and then a new batch should be
made


  Are there any gatorade alternatives that help in absorption of CS for 
those that are allergic to dyes and sugars?

  -

  I use Fulvic Acid Mineral Complex from Vital Earth. The fulvic acid is 
supposed to make all the nutrients more absorbable, as well as escort wastes 
more efficiently out of the body.

  Nenah

coconut water is the best but its 
Type in   { homemade gatorade } in you favorite search engine to see all 
the different recipes that are out there.


- Original Message - 
From: Langsley it...@kvremcwb.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, December 16, 2005 8:04 AM
Subject: CSGatorade Alternatives


Hi all.
With all the talk here about the possible benefits of using Gatorade or
Pedialyte with EIS and the many concerns expressed about Gatorade and
Pedialyte and their ingredients I thought I would post this offering of
homemade alternatives to Gatorade or Pedialyte. I originally posted this on
the SilverPets list: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SilverPets/
I may have posted it here too but since the archives are down I can't be 
sure.
In any event here it is again for anyone interested in alternatives to
commercial electrolyte products.

Here are a few formulas for electrolyte solutions you can make at home.
The only one which could be said to be sugar free is the starch based
one.

This first one can be used for enemas and orally. Some of the others may
be usable as enemas as well but this is the only one I'm sure of. It is
advisable to warm to body temperature prior to use.

Boil and cool 4 cups water (Actually I prefer to start with distilled
water)
It will be easier to completely dissolve the dry ingredients if one
starts
with warm water.
Add- 1/2-teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2-teaspoon salt
- 3 Tablespoons sugar
Be sure all of the dry ingredients are fully dissolved and mixed.

Here are a couple more options for homemade electrolyte solutions.

Starch-based Solution

1 quart clean (preferably distilled) water
½ teaspoon table salt
2 oz. (about 1 cup) baby rice cereal

Sugar-based solution

1 quart clean water
½ teaspoon table salt
8 teaspoons sugar

And a couple more.

This recipe may be used in place of an over-the-counter product
(Pedialyte),
IF followed EXACTLY:

3 Tablespoons of Sugar
3/4 teaspoon of Salt
1 Teaspoon of Baking Soda
1 Cup of Orange Juice (I don't use this)
1 Quart of Water.

Pour together and shake well, being certain that all dry ingredients are
fully
dissolved and mixed. (Keep refrigerated and and warm to body temperature
before use and use within 48 hours).

2 quarts water
1-teaspoon baking soda
1-teaspoon salt
7 Tablespoons sugar
1 packet Sugar-Free Kool-Aid
1/2-teaspoon salt substitute

The salt substitute and Kool-Aid are optional. As with the others, store
in the refrigerator and warm to body temperature just prior to use.

Remember too that EIS when mixed with salt produces silver chloride
which is known to be much less effective than genuine ionic silver. However 
if
one is making up one's own homemade electrolyte solution one is free to vary
it to suit the need of the moment.
-- 
LTR


Last time I checked pedialyte it contained aspartame

Since Gatorade is an electrolyte solution (plus sugars, flavorings, 
chemicals, etc.), I was wondering whether Pedialyte infant electrolyte 
solution could be used instead.  I would not want to drink Gatorade because 
of the immune depressing effect of the sugar.
  The mineral solution you suggested--where do you get it?
  Jill


Is there an alternative to using Gatorade's to get electrolytes with the CS?



Thank You



KV





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Re: CSKay K - no lurker she!

[Rowena]

To set your mind at rest, Kay - I notice from my records that you have 
posted at least twice in 2005, both times with full contact details, asking 
that particular posters send you some information.
Rowena



please excuse for cross posting, but does any one know anything about
nanosilver? I had someone call me and identify that they got my name from
this email list (and since I am a  lurker, I really doubt it), but they
offered me a  machine that would nanosilver, and then never sent me the
email that he said he would...he said his name was Jerry (from
Canada)...does anyone know anything about nanosilver? does it exist?

k 


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Re: CSMatthias Rath Book - Whey Powder

[Sandee George]

Hi There Duncan - where do you purchase your powder ?
Thanks
Sandee

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CSSaving Email ( More Ways than one )

[GaelicHounds]

Even though I really don't like yahoo, I have no problems w/emails,
and trust me, I'm on a 'lot' of group lists.  Maybe because of the type
of computer???  I've a 2-1/2 yr old iMac with the huge screen 21 (so I
can see better) g but my emails just slide off to one side -I drag
them- and I can see the orig. or the response I'm making just by
clicking on whichever I want to see.   I have the 'mail' program
instead of the old outlook express I used to have, maybe that's
the difference.   Anyway, It really makes responding to emails a
lot easier than the old program as I frequently refer to the orig email
in order to respond.

marian
Unanswered questions are not as dangerous as Unquestioned answers.



From: Carol Ann saffiresk...@yahoo.com
Date: August 12, 2006 3:24:17 PM PDT
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSSaving Email ( More Ways than one )


Thanks, pat. I thought what you describe  was just my computersame 
thing happening here.


Pat pattycake29...@yahoo.com wrote:

retrieve most of the time. This is with DSL. I often
have to go back to the list of emails if it's having
problems just going on to the next one. Plus, if you
want to reply, and you're in the middle of writing the
email and want to check a name or part of the message
you're replying to, you have to save the draft, then
go to the inbox and read that email, then go back to
the draft. Really clunky. It is really frustrating.

 Pat

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Re: CSSaving Email ( More Ways than one )

[Carol Ann]

Had a Mac, loved it.  Had to trade it for another due to business needs because 
windows programs wouldn't intergrate well even with the specialized software I 
bought.   It seems that yahoo during the transition to the newer format may 
have had some kinks, or web reconfigurations in the works. Its seems to have 
stabliized within the last week or so. 

GaelicHounds gaelichou...@earthlink.net wrote: Even though I really don't 
like yahoo, I have no problems w/emails,
and trust me, I'm on a 'lot' of group lists.  Maybe because of the type
of computer???  I've a 2-1/2 yr old iMac with the huge screen 21 (so I
can see better)  but my emails just slide off to one side -I drag
them- and I can see the orig. or the response I'm making just by
clicking on whichever I want to see.   I have the 'mail' program
instead of the old outlook express I used to have, maybe that's
the difference.   Anyway, It really makes responding to emails a
lot easier than the old program as I frequently refer to the orig email
in order to respond.

marian
Unanswered questions are not as dangerous as Unquestioned answers.


 From: Carol Ann 
 Date: August 12, 2006 3:24:17 PM PDT
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Subject: Re: CSSaving Email ( More Ways than one )


 Thanks, pat. I thought what you describe  was just my computersame 
 thing happening here.

 Pat 
 wrote:
 retrieve most of the time. This is with DSL. I often
 have to go back to the list of emails if it's having
 problems just going on to the next one. Plus, if you
 want to reply, and you're in the middle of writing the
 email and want to check a name or part of the message
 you're replying to, you have to save the draft, then
 go to the inbox and read that email, then go back to
 the draft. Really clunky. It is really frustrating.

  Pat

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RE: CSFace to face with argyria...

[M. G. Devour]

Dear David,

As I get more of a chance to interview them I'll nail down the rest of 
the specifics. When I talked to them I was able to verify how they made 
it and how much they took each day. I'm not sure how many months or 
years they took it, though.

Be well,

Mike D.

 Hello Mike
 
 Can you be more specific about the time. Did they take it from  
 pre-2000 up to the present day, or just for a couple of years in total?
 
 Thanks
 David
 
 
 
 Dear group,
 
 In another thread David wrote:
 
  Don't assume that someone who looks grey has been taking
 
 colloidal
 
  silver. It's more likely to be caused by heart medication.
 
 
 I will be interested to see how prevalent use and abuse of
 that heart
 medication will become, versus the relative frequency of
 argyria in the
 next few years.
 
 The reason for my remark is a case of argyria I've
 encountered:
 
 I recently met a mature couple (in their late fifties or
 sixties, I
 believe) who both developed argyria over the last few years.
 He has
 classic generalized pigmentation quite reminiscent of
 Rosemary Jacobs,
 and she has less intense coloration, except for a mask-like
 area around
 her mouth and chin which is darker.
 
 What makes their case of special importance to us is the way
 in which
 they acquired their condition:
 
 In the run-up to Y2K they began making and drinking CS using
 the
 primitive three 9V batteries and salt recipe which was
 widely
 disseminated on Y2K web sites and discussion forums at that
 time.
 Unlike Stan Jones or other recent cases, they followed the
 instructions
 exactly. They didn't over-cook it or drink a glass of muddy
 sludge
 every day, but made exactly what the promoters of that
 recipe intended
 for them to make.
 
 While other factors, such as a deficiency in selenium or
 vitamin E or
 the use of caffeine, may have increased their vulnerability
 to argyria,
 the only real mistake they made was they followed those
 instructions
 and drank a glass per day for a long enough time -- and
 turned blue.
 
 So, as stunning as it is to confront a genuine case of
 argyria in the
 flesh, the real message is that the old pinch of salt
 recipe is now
 well *proven* to be capable of producing generalized
 argyria, AND there
 may be a lot more cases developing in the aftermath of the
 Y2K
 phenomenon, just like these folks' did.
 
 This is the reason for some of my recent comments urging us
 to treat
 every new argyria report with complete seriousness and an
 absolute
 absence of defensiveness. Although we as a group abandoned
 the pinch
 of salt idea in favor of pure silver in water at low
 concentrations
 much earlier than the rest of the alternative health
 community, other
 people are *still* promoting that primitive process to this
 day.
 
 As I see it our task is four-fold:
 
 * Continue our efforts to promote low concentration silver
 preparations
 made with fine silver and pure water only.
 
 * Advocate the concurrent use of low-dose selenium and
 vitamin E in
 conjunction with *any* silver preparation.
 
 * Study and further develop the already successful argyria
 treatment
 protocol to maximize safety while retaining effectiveness in
 reversing
 the condition.
 
 * Provide that information to everyone who seeks it, taking
 the lead in
 helping argyria victims treat themselves.
 
 I was able to explain to this couple what happened. Until I
 did, they
 didn't know it was the silver that turned them blue. I also
 mentioned
 the successes we've seen in reversing it, and I will do what
 I can to
 help them in the months ahead, if they are willing.
 
 So, as for David's observation, although the pharmaceutical
 companies
 have now produced a heart medicine that might turn people
 blue, I'm
 afraid the number of legitimate argyria cases which will
 emerge in the
 next few years may not leave us much to sing about.
 
 Please, tell me what you think? If you'd like to add to,
 correct, or
 endorse my thinking, send your comments along to the list.
 Discussion
 would be helpful.
 
 Be well,
 
 Mike Devour
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CSSubject: RE: CSFace to face with argyria...

[david]

Hello Mike

Can you be more specific about the time. Did they take it from  
pre-2000 up to the present day, or just for a couple of years in total?


Thanks
David



Dear group,

In another thread David wrote:


Don't assume that someone who looks grey has been taking


colloidal


silver. It's more likely to be caused by heart medication.



I will be interested to see how prevalent use and abuse of
that heart
medication will become, versus the relative frequency of
argyria in the
next few years.

The reason for my remark is a case of argyria I've
encountered:

I recently met a mature couple (in their late fifties or
sixties, I
believe) who both developed argyria over the last few years.
He has
classic generalized pigmentation quite reminiscent of
Rosemary Jacobs,
and she has less intense coloration, except for a mask-like
area around
her mouth and chin which is darker.

What makes their case of special importance to us is the way
in which
they acquired their condition:

In the run-up to Y2K they began making and drinking CS using
the
primitive three 9V batteries and salt recipe which was
widely
disseminated on Y2K web sites and discussion forums at that
time.
Unlike Stan Jones or other recent cases, they followed the
instructions
exactly. They didn't over-cook it or drink a glass of muddy
sludge
every day, but made exactly what the promoters of that
recipe intended
for them to make.

While other factors, such as a deficiency in selenium or
vitamin E or
the use of caffeine, may have increased their vulnerability
to argyria,
the only real mistake they made was they followed those
instructions
and drank a glass per day for a long enough time -- and
turned blue.

So, as stunning as it is to confront a genuine case of
argyria in the
flesh, the real message is that the old pinch of salt
recipe is now
well *proven* to be capable of producing generalized
argyria, AND there
may be a lot more cases developing in the aftermath of the
Y2K
phenomenon, just like these folks' did.

This is the reason for some of my recent comments urging us
to treat
every new argyria report with complete seriousness and an
absolute
absence of defensiveness. Although we as a group abandoned
the pinch
of salt idea in favor of pure silver in water at low
concentrations
much earlier than the rest of the alternative health
community, other
people are *still* promoting that primitive process to this
day.

As I see it our task is four-fold:

* Continue our efforts to promote low concentration silver
preparations
made with fine silver and pure water only.

* Advocate the concurrent use of low-dose selenium and
vitamin E in
conjunction with *any* silver preparation.

* Study and further develop the already successful argyria
treatment
protocol to maximize safety while retaining effectiveness in
reversing
the condition.

* Provide that information to everyone who seeks it, taking
the lead in
helping argyria victims treat themselves.

I was able to explain to this couple what happened. Until I
did, they
didn't know it was the silver that turned them blue. I also
mentioned
the successes we've seen in reversing it, and I will do what
I can to
help them in the months ahead, if they are willing.

So, as for David's observation, although the pharmaceutical
companies
have now produced a heart medicine that might turn people
blue, I'm
afraid the number of legitimate argyria cases which will
emerge in the
next few years may not leave us much to sing about.

Please, tell me what you think? If you'd like to add to,
correct, or
endorse my thinking, send your comments along to the list.
Discussion
would be helpful.

Be well,

Mike Devour
silver-list owner


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CSUsing CS for an enema

[Dan Nave]

I would like to know what people think would happen from using
CS for an enema or orally in conjunction with Epsom's Salts.

Would this have a positive or negative effect on average,
assuming that there was some reason to use it that way
in the first place?

Dan



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CSCS pH

[Dan Nave]

An interesting quote from one of Terry Chamberlin's files,
Silver The Healthful Metal.


The pH of silver colloids should fall between 6.5 and 8 because increasing amounts of silver oxide 
will appear as the pH of the solution falls below 6.5 and silver oxide is a less effective 
bactericide than pure silver. Silver oxides can be removed by filtration. If water is double 
distilled oxygen-free water having a pH 7, silver oxides will not be produced. Distilled water may 
be flushed with helium to remove excess oxygen without adding impurities.





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