CSCS and Pets

2007-06-17 Thread Rita
anyone give silver to your cats?  I think mine has hip problems Rita

Re: CSColloidal Silver and Colloidal Gold Question

2007-06-17 Thread Ode

At 10:24 AM 6/16/2007 -0400, you wrote:

Frank Key's business phone number, a different number from the one he 
posts online,  was given to me by my credit card company.


Therefore, you called whom ever you did business with and that would be the 
distributor Colloids For Life in Colorado who bought CS in quantity from 
the manufacturer in New Jersey.

 Those numbers are generally on the monthly card statement BTW.

Incidentally, it's OK to store either type of CS in a suitable non leaching 
plastic container. [the original complaint?]
The ionic charge doesn't leak off as the myth says and a particulate CS 
doesn't have an ionic charge to leak off if it could.


Further, Pure silver and it's Oxides and Hydroxides don't react to light, 
so clear plastic is OK as well.

If it does react, you have something other than silver and water.

Ode 



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Re: CSTDS testers, PWT, and EC

2007-06-17 Thread Ode

At 02:32 PM 6/16/2007 -0500, you wrote:


Evening Ode,

 At 07:23 AM 6/16/2007, you wrote:

Are there any major differences in these meters.

PWT
TDS
EC

I think the PWT meter is mostly a sales gimmick name.
If you have pure water, why test it?  Seems it should be simply called a 
Water Tester  Maybe the ranges are different.


You test pure water to make sure it's pure.
The ranges are different, so range read error is less with a lessor range 
when testing nearly pure water.
EC is another name for conductivity meter, but doesn't indicate the range 
used when checking pure water.

 PWT indicates that range.  Hanna has other EC meters that use higher ranges.
 The COM-100 has an automatic dual range function, the low range similar 
to the PWT and the high range double that, as well as 3 different salt 
water conversions to PPM / TDS


 ## A TDS meter takes the conductivity and converts it to a PPM 
equivalency for sodium salt water. It's range is generally huge, readout 
resolution low and the fudge factor used for the conversion may only be 
accurate to plus or minus 4 uS.
 Two identical TDS meters calibrated in the same 300 PPM solution may read 
two digits off from each other at 5 PPM with it's range read error spread 
and that two digits can represent as much as a 16 uS difference. [Most are 
Usually not that bad..some cheapos are worse.]
 Re-calibrating them in a solution closer to the intended application make 
them a lot more reliable and accurate [ I always do that ] but there's 
still that resolution thing...no decimals on the display.




I realize that people like you need a variety of good instruments.
Seems that 90 % of the CS makers likely don't use instruments and don't 
need them.  That is, unless they have reason to suspect abnormal 
impurities and  low quality water.


Even though I have an EC meter I simply use the LED on my CS generator to 
get a good idea of the water quality and often reject water simply by the 
intensity of this LED.


##  If the LED is in series with the electrodes, it will give an indication 
of current draw [hence, water purity] with relative brightness...IF the 
electrodes are always mounted the same and the water level is the same.
 However, if there are no current controls, the current can get high 
enough to burn the average 20 milliamp max LED out.







I think every CS generator should have an LED.
I add LEDs ( so cheap they are almost free ) to many control panels I 
build.   It allows me to make a near instant diagnosis when I walk up to a 
panel.  I even add one to show me when the phone company switches the 
polarity on lease line circuits.

They don't do it every day, but they do it more often than I want.

Actually the higher priced CS generators could have 2 or 3 LED's and each 
one could indicate a specific EC range for water rejection and other purposes.


#  I *think* the SG6 does that with a red or green go / no go indicator 
LED but they aren't hooked up in series with the output and don't give a 
dimness / brightness indicator of degree. [If I recall correctly ]
 If you have that dimness indication and current control and repeatably 
spaced electrodes, the generator can be used as an EC meter of sorts by 
determining at what electrode exposure the LED is at it's brightest and 
measuring that exposure with a ruler, then comparing the exposed to water 
length to a conductivity table established with an EC meter.
 It's pretty easy to slowly pull the electrodes from the water and see 
about where along in the process you are, if not the actual conductivity 
measurement which is also possible but a bit more involved.
That's fairly accurate, but has severe range limits...fortunately, right in 
the range of the most common use.


Ode


It does not take a very technical minded person to tell the Yellow, Green, 
and Red LED from each other.


  EC meter ..da best for DW.

  Lots of other things also.

  Wayne


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Re: CSPWT testers - Ode

2007-06-17 Thread Ode



  That will give you a total of minerals being eliminated at a given time 
via that pathway.

But won't tell you what minerals or indicate any other pathway, like sweat.
 It would also be greatly slewed by how much water the kidneys are processing.
If you drank a lot of liquids, the outflow concentration would be quite 
well diluted.


 My dad says that using sea salt actually lowers his blood pressure and 
the more he uses the lower it gets..down to normal
 Since the metals absorption/elimination system works on a balance of 
interactive minerals and Sea Salt contains many minerals, I can see where 
that could be possible.


Me?  ..I just think it tastes better.  I use both, for the iodine AND minerals.

ode

At 04:34 PM 6/16/2007 -0400, you wrote:


Ode,
on another note, a little brainstorming

A low salt diet is often recommended for hypertensives.
It's very difficult to truly know how low you're getting because of
nutritional info and portion sizes don't often match.

Was wondering if it would be practical to use TDS urine readings as a
guide to daily salt status.

What do you think?

Chuck
_All life is a conjugation of the verb to eat




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Re: CSCS and Pets

2007-06-17 Thread Day Sutton

I gave silver daily to my old guy, 20 years old at the time..It made his
life easier for the next two years.  He died peacefully at 22..

On 6/17/07, Rita chickens32...@yahoo.com wrote:


 anyone give silver to your cats?  I think mine has hip problems Rita





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Re: CSColloidal Silver and Colloidal Gold Question

2007-06-17 Thread faith gagne

I did not call a distributor in Colorado.

.

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To: silver-list@eskimo.com
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At 10:24 AM 6/16/2007 -0400, you wrote:

Frank Key's business phone number, a different number from the one he 
posts online,  was given to me by my credit card company.


Therefore, you called whom ever you did business with and that would be 
the distributor Colloids For Life in Colorado who bought CS in quantity 
from the manufacturer in New Jersey.

 Those numbers are generally on the monthly card statement BTW.

Incidentally, it's OK to store either type of CS in a suitable non 
leaching plastic container. [the original complaint?]
The ionic charge doesn't leak off as the myth says and a particulate CS 
doesn't have an ionic charge to leak off if it could.


Further, Pure silver and it's Oxides and Hydroxides don't react to 
light, so clear plastic is OK as well.

If it does react, you have something other than silver and water.

Ode

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Re: CSCS and Pets

2007-06-17 Thread sol

Hi Rita,
 My cats' drinking water is half CS, half distilled water. CS can only 
help problems that are caused by an infection. You need to get a good 
diagnosis of what is going on with your cat.

 Does your cat have any dental problems?
sol

Rita wrote:

anyone give silver to your cats?  I think mine has hip problems Rita


  



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Re: CSCS and Pets

2007-06-17 Thread Rita
 I had my kitty to the Vet  she is 9 months old and all of a sudden she 
will not jump up as in jumping straight up
she will go by the least route ie get on the chair to reach the table etc. 
she hasn't climbed her cat tree in a couple weeks  the vet found nothing 
wrong with her - I did start her on some supplements and decided to wait til 
she got some more concrete symptoms before doing x-rays  -she doesn't run as 
fast either and her whole outlook has changed - she plays but not as 
aggressively..thank you Rita
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Subject: Re: CSCS and Pets



Hi Rita,
 My cats' drinking water is half CS, half distilled water. CS can only 
help problems that are caused by an infection. You need to get a good 
diagnosis of what is going on with your cat.

 Does your cat have any dental problems?
sol

Rita wrote:

anyone give silver to your cats?  I think mine has hip problems Rita






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Fw: Re: CSColloidal Silver and Colloidal Gold Question

2007-06-17 Thread Sandee George
Hi There Ode - thanks for a good Sunday laugh - keep on keeping on
Warmest regards
Sandee
Peace is easy ... it is a Mindset

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Date: Sat, 16 Jun 2007 07:48:19 -0400
Subject: Re: CSColloidal Silver and Colloidal Gold Question
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5.2.0.9.2.20070615055406.00a92...@mail.alltel.net

At 10:57 AM 6/15/2007 -0400, you wrote:

Frank Key informed me in no uncertain terms that I am not a person of 
science and that my understanding is bogus, and I don't know what I'm 
talking about, blah, blah, blah.  Maybe that is not rude in your book,
but 
it is in mine.   I am a Customer for pete's sake.  The guy needs a
serious 
attitude adjustment.  I have his email which I printed out and which I
do 
not intend to forward.   I am fully acquainted with his website.

On the other hand, one of the people at Natural-immunogenics talked to
me 
for over an hour, answering my every question and discussing every
aspect 
of their lab and their product.  The spokesperson could not have been 
nicer. That is a world of difference, my friend.  And if you want an 
informative website, check out Natural-immugenoics.


   That's nice, but Nat Imm is deceptive,  warps the science and the use
of 
language like no bodies bidness to make you believe you are seeing and 
getting things that don't exist. [Good product, profound distortions 
selling it ]
  If you want a DIS-informative website, check out Natural-immugenoics.

  If you think that's wonderful, Frank is correct...you DON'T know what
you 
are talking about.

  That's not a sin, so, so what?

But, was it Frank that said so?


If you called Colloids for Life, you called a distributor, not the 
manufacturer.  So, did you talk to Frank...or someone else?
Ergo, do you know what you are talking about on ANY score?

It's highly possible that a distributor also doesn't know much and used

rudeness as a defense.  NOT uncommon.

Colloids For Life, LLC []
10343 N. Federal Blvd. Unit J#128
Westminster, CO 80260

Purest Colloids, Inc. [Frank]
600 Highland Drive, Suite 602
Westampton, NJ 08060

It's not likely that you can call Colorado and talk to a guy that lives
in 
New Jersey.

I've never known Frank to be rude.  Maybe he isn't nice.
   I wouldn't know, I'm not sensitive and appreciate *straight to the 
point* even if it makes me wrong.
  Being wrong isn't a sin, it's an opportunity.
Some people are just offendees no matter what anyone says, if it 
isn't what they want to hear.
  I HAVE known the other guy to play manipulation games and look for 
recruits [ myself ]  to play them with him.

I'll go with not nice over a pleasant prevaricator any day.

I sit the fence on the *Ion vs Colloid* issue.
  I see no reason that both wouldn't work and neither hurts anything.
One might be better for some applications and the other better for other 
applications.

I have no way of telling whether or not Meso-silver is exactly what Frank

says it is as he's very secretive about his process, but it's obvious
that 
the Natural Immunogenics silver ISN'T exactly what THAT guy says it is
and 
uses processes that CAN'T do what he says they do and DON'T show what he 
says they show in order to prove it. [and he knows better.  He isn't
stupid 
or ignorant, he's a salesman and salesmen are nice to every customers 
face.  It's a requirement for the job. ]
  Calling a cat a dog and proving it with pictures of flying elephants 
taken two oxidation states over, doesn't prove donkeys have claws by 
playing word games with detailed technicalities using mixed languages.

Natural Immunogenics silver is very good stuff, but it's not special
and 
no number of barking sales cats will *make* it special.
Now go look at American Biotech ASAP silver.  Exact same stuff, different

meowing sales elephants wearing pigs ears...distortion and distraction 
taken to an ART of mislead to make a sale.

No, we didn't exactly lie we lead you down a language path of belief
that 
you will follow all on your own in an effort to make the illogical make 
sense and the disconnected connect. [We know how people think, most
people 
don't...and don't know that they don't. FACT ]
  You bought it, it works, we make some bucks...no harm done.  Right?
But had you known what you were REALLY looking at [vs what you were lead
to 
believe you were seeing] , you could have done the same thing, or close 
enough to it to make zero difference, for a 10th -1000th the cost.


  Examples of barking sales cats:
 More doctors recommend this pill over all others combined  [ Any
doctor 
that recommends combining all other pills should be shot]
Would you [a man] take the same vitamin pills as a woman??  [ Maybe, 
maybe not but I'm not getting a sex change to find out. ]

Dennis Lee 

Re: CSPWT testers - Ode

2007-06-17 Thread SSS
Ode,
Normal blood pressure is the result attained and maintained by most all
members in my Lyme group who are using
the Salt/C Protocol.  The salt used is Sea Salt (Himalayan or Celtic) which
provides
abundant minerals.  Sea Salt lowers BP.  Table salt is PROHIBITED.
SMax
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From: Ode 
Date: 6/17/2007 4:13:49 AM
snip
My dad says that using sea salt actually lowers his blood pressure and 
the more he uses the lower it gets..down to normal 
Since the metals absorption/elimination system works on a balance of 
interactive minerals and Sea Salt contains many minerals, I can see where 
that could be possible. 
 
Me? ..I just think it tastes better. I use both, for the iodine AND minerals
 
 
ode 
 


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CSSo Many Generators

2007-06-17 Thread Leslie
Can I get some recommendations for cost effective GOOD generators; battery, 
electric and/or solar? Also, has silver gone way up?? I have been paying $10 a 
foot. 

Thanks,

Leslie

Re: CSSo Many Generators

2007-06-17 Thread Arnold Beland
Can I get some recommendations for cost effective GOOD generators; battery, 
electric and/or solar? Also, has silver gone way up?? I have been paying $10 a 
foot. 

Thanks,

Leslie

Yes, silver has gone up quite a lot.  What gauge are you paying $10 a foot for? 
 Is it  quality certified?
Best Regards,
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CSWas: PWT testers, Now: Salt/C Protocol

2007-06-17 Thread marmar845

 From: SSS s...@emotap.com

 Normal blood pressure is the result attained and maintained by most all
 members in my Lyme group who are using
 the Salt/C Protocol.  The salt used is Sea Salt (Himalayan or Celtic) which
 provides
 abundant minerals.  Sea Salt lowers BP.  Table salt is PROHIBITED.

 I'd like more information.  What exactly is the Salt/C Protocol?  Is there 
more to the program than just substituting sea salt for table salt?  Thanks.  MA
 


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Re: CSCS and Pets

2007-06-17 Thread Clayton Family

sounds like she is in pain. I don't think it would hurt to try cs out.
On Jun 17, 2007, at 10:04 AM, Rita wrote:

 I had my kitty to the Vet  she is 9 months old and all of a 
sudden she will not jump up as in jumping straight up
she will go by the least route ie get on the chair to reach the table 
etc. she hasn't climbed her cat tree in a couple weeks  the vet found 
nothing wrong with her - I did start her on some supplements and 
decided to wait til she got some more concrete symptoms before doing 
x-rays  -she doesn't run as fast either and her whole outlook has 
changed - she plays but not as aggressively..thank you Rita

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CSSalt/C Protocol / Blood Pressure

2007-06-17 Thread CWFugitt

Evening MA,

I realize you did not write that block below but no matter, I want to make 
a comment or two.



 From: SSS s...@emotap.com
 Normal blood pressure is the result attained and maintained by most 
all  members in my Lyme group who are using the Salt/C Protocol.


  The blood pressure is more complex than that.  No single thing is going 
to control it.  A number of major minerals play an important part.


I sometimes wonder if things like heavy doses of salt / c do not effect a 
change in a bad manner something like the drugs will do.


I agree salt is important and I use it for many things.  I have seen it 
relieve eye pain within seconds and lower blood pressure 40 points in a 
moment or two.


I simple do not believe that a single thing causes any ailment or corrects it.

All of the blood electrolytes and minerals have an important function on 
the blood pressure.  Also the circulatory system, condition of it, and the 
heart itself can have problems to effect blood pressure.


The heart works 24 hours per day and is second only to the brain in line 
for energy and nutrients.  It depends on a minute to minute supply, around 
the clock.  Fats enter in also.  I have read that the heart should have 48 
% of its energy from fat.


People with low blood pressure have to be cautious of the foods and 
nutrients supplied.  The time of year, activity, and overall diet effect 
both high and low blood pressure.


In addition, often the control system of the body increases the blood 
pressure for specific reasons. In this case, a drug to lower it, or any 
nutrient that lowers it, may not be the best bet.


The idea is to work on the cause, not the symptom.

If the people that think Salt / C is their solution to a very complex 
problem, they are being mislead.  If they have all the other nutrients, the 
Salt / C ,  may be the one item missing, and would appear to be the magic 
item.  Rest assured it is not.  Many others are just as important.  In 
combination, they all accomplish the task.


 I'd like more information.  What exactly is the Salt/C Protocol?  Is 
there more to the program than just substituting sea salt for table 
salt?  Thanks.  MA
If you have a blood pressure problem  watch all of your mineral 
intake.   If you want to see a magic product, try Emergen'C.


Again, I am not saying Salt does not help.  I use it for many things 
daily.   You could try adding 1/2 tsp Sea Salt to one quart of water.
Drink this and see what happens.  I guess you could put some C into the 
water also, or some Emergen'C.


As I said before, I think there is a 'Salt Conspiracy in this country.
It is good for so any things, someone wants us to think it is BAD, just 
like they did for Sunlight for many years.


I have seen salt lower my blood pressure 40 points within seconds or a 
minute or so.  This was both on top and bottom numbers.


Strange, I have never had a headache from high blood pressure.

Finally, we have been lied to about high blood pressure causing 
strokes.   What engineer would build a fluid system that could not stand 
more pressure than the pump?


The blood vessels are 10 times as strong as they need to be.
Weak blood vessels causes strokes.

How many genius doctors ever told anyone how to build strong blood 
vessels?   I consider this one of the greatest crimes of doctors.

What should be done with them?  I hate to put it in writing.

Wayne



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Re: CSSo Many Generators

2007-06-17 Thread Arnold Beland
Through Utopia and 999, believe 14 gauge. 

You can buy 12 gauge (much thicker) 1 ounce (36 inches) for $25 here:

http://www.atlasnova.com/SilverWire.htm

Best Regards,
Arnold Beland
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CSRe: Folic acid

2007-06-17 Thread Brickeyk
Puritan Pride says folic acid limit is 1000 mcg per day. Dr Clark says to 
reduce uric acid levels to 2 to 4 need 25 to 35 mg folic acid. My uric acid 
level 
has always ran high and I take alopurinol to keep it down. Mexican Dr said to 
get off of alopurinol as it hurts the liver. Is it safe to take 25 mg folic 
acid per day?
 
I am also trying to stop taking Prilosec. I take 15 drops of 5% Hcl with each 
meal. Dr Mercola says to take Tagamet 2 per day for 2 months as heartburn 
returns as soon as I stopped Prilosec. Does the Hcl and Tagamet counteract? I 
am 
at the 3 weeks of no Prilosec and currently am taking both.
Brickey 



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Re: CSColloidal Silver and Colloidal Gold Question

2007-06-17 Thread Arnold Beland
Ode said ..but you were sold.

Nothing is easier than self-deceit. For what each man wishes, that he also 
believes to be true.   --  Demosthenes 

People prefer deception to truth. Lies, especially lattering lies, make them 
feel good about themselves. They are convenient and soothing, like
diet cola - sweet and empty. The truth, by contrast, is too strong. It disturbs 
our digestion and troubles our sleep.  Give me straight-up mendacity any day.

Best Regards,
Arnold Beland
www.atlasnova.com


Re: CSSalt/C Protocol / Blood Pressure

2007-06-17 Thread Barbara
So, how do I build strong blood vessels? 
Are you joining the doctors in crime by not telling us?

Barbara



  The blood vessels are 10 times as strong as they need to be.
  Weak blood vessels causes strokes.

  How many genius doctors ever told anyone how to build strong blood 
  vessels?   I consider this one of the greatest crimes of doctors.
  What should be done with them?  I hate to put it in writing.

  Wayne





Re: CSRe: Folic acid

2007-06-17 Thread Dee
Is not something like bicarbonate better for 'heartburn' (indigestion) than
prescription meds.  My husband took these things for years and completely
messed his digestive system up.  He now gets no pain at all since he's
stopped taking them.  Dee 

 

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I am also trying to stop taking Prilosec. I take 15 drops of 5% Hcl with
each meal. Dr Mercola says to take Tagamet 2 per day for 2 months as
heartburn returns as soon as I stopped Prilosec. Does the Hcl and Tagamet
counteract? I am at the 3 weeks of no Prilosec and currently am taking both.


Brickey 

 

 

 

 

 

 



 


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Re: CSSalt/C Protocol / Blood Pressure

2007-06-17 Thread CWFugitt

Evening Barbara,

At 02:52 PM 6/17/2007, you wrote:

So, how do I build strong blood vessels?
Are you joining the doctors in crime by not telling us?


Glad you agree it is a crime.

If you are already working hard on nutrition, building a strong body, a 
strong immune system, and health, you are already building strong blood 
vessels.


I have never worried about it or concentrated on building strong blood 
vessels as a specific goal.  It should happen as the result of

constantly working of sound nutrition.

If there are gaps in your nutrition system or in your knowledge of 
nutrition, it would be wise to try to close the gaps a bit.


Vitamin C is near the top of the list.  Seems I have read the lining of the 
blood vessels must be rebuilt ever 160 days.


Considering the deteriorated food supply, it may be impossible to get 
enough nutrients from the food available to you.


I did not write the two blocks below.
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A diet rich in fresh fruits will provide the vitamin C needed to build 
strong blood vessels. Include wheat germ and avocados as a regular part of 
your diet to obtain vitamin E, which dilates blood vessels and helps 
prevent phlebitis and varicose veins; wheat germ and avocados are also 
excellent sources of niacin, which prevents blood-clot formation. Other 
good sources of niacin are nutritional yeast, dates, figs, fish, eggs and 
the white poultry meat.
Omega-3 fatty acids from flax seed and fish oils are natural blood-thinning 
agents that improve blood flow throughout the body. Particularly good 
sources of fish oil are trout, mackerel, salmon, herring, sardines, cod, 
halibut and shark. Use two tablespoons of flax seed oil daily on salads and 
baked potatoes, or in any dish that does not require heating to high 
temperatures.


Eat foods which will prevent *constipation, particularly those rich in 
fiber. Raw vegetables with the stems left on, fruit with the peel and core, 
cabbage, red cabbage, Brussels sprouts, nuts and seeds, dried plums, figs, 
dates, whole grain breads and cereals are good sources of fiber. Flax seeds 
are a natural laxative, and can be added to cereal or taken as flax seed 
oil and used as a dressing for salads or baked potatoes. Flax seeds absorb 
water and soften stools.


=

That is a start.

Wayne







Re: CSRe: Folic acid

2007-06-17 Thread Leslie
I was reading where a doctor from Rome was using the baking soda in IV's and 
taking care of the cancer!? Anyway, as I researched the baking soda, 
realized that it is an excellent anti-acid.
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Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2007 3:13 PM
Subject: Re: CSRe: Folic acid


Is not something like bicarbonate better for 'heartburn' (indigestion) 
than

prescription meds.  My husband took these things for years and completely
messed his digestive system up.  He now gets no pain at all since he's
stopped taking them.  Dee



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From: brick...@aol.com

Date: 06/17/07 20:25:09

To: silver-list@eskimo.com

Subject: CSRe: Folic acid





I am also trying to stop taking Prilosec. I take 15 drops of 5% Hcl with
each meal. Dr Mercola says to take Tagamet 2 per day for 2 months as
heartburn returns as soon as I stopped Prilosec. Does the Hcl and Tagamet
counteract? I am at the 3 weeks of no Prilosec and currently am taking 
both.



Brickey


















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Re: CSWas: PWT testers, Now: Salt/C Protocol

2007-06-17 Thread M1marine
_http://kurtsprotocol.blogspot.com/2005/07/science-of-saltc.html_ 
(http://kurtsprotocol.blogspot.com/2005/07/science-of-saltc.html)Ed.



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Re: CSSalt/C Protocol / Blood Pressure

2007-06-17 Thread Barbara
Wayne, 

If this is all I have to do to build strong blood vessels, then I don't have to 
worry about it at all.  I do eat healthy and also take vitamins because as you 
say in your last paragraph, our food quality deteriorated in last several 
decades.  
Thank you for replying to me.

Barbara



  Evening Barbara,

  Glad you agree it is a crime.

  If you are already working hard on nutrition, building a strong body, a 
strong immune system, and health, you are already building strong blood vessels.


  Vitamin C is near the top of the list.  Seems I have read the lining of the 
blood vessels must be rebuilt ever 160 days.

  Considering the deteriorated food supply, it may be impossible to get enough 
nutrients from the food available to you.

  I did not write the two blocks below.
  Wayne







Re: CSRe: Folic acid

2007-06-17 Thread Deborah Gerard
I use a little baking soda, without aluminum in it, in a little water and get 
instant relief...beware though you burp really loud...haha

Dee d...@deetroy.org wrote:  Is not something like bicarbonate better for 
'heartburn' (indigestion) than
prescription meds. My husband took these things for years and completely
messed his digestive system up. He now gets no pain at all since he's
stopped taking them. Dee 



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why, but it might not be a good idea to hang around and find out. 

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---Original Message--- 



From: brick...@aol.com 

Date: 06/17/07 20:25:09 

To: silver-list@eskimo.com 

Subject: CSRe: Folic acid 





I am also trying to stop taking Prilosec. I take 15 drops of 5% Hcl with
each meal. Dr Mercola says to take Tagamet 2 per day for 2 months as
heartburn returns as soon as I stopped Prilosec. Does the Hcl and Tagamet
counteract? I am at the 3 weeks of no Prilosec and currently am taking both.


Brickey 


















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Re: CSCS and Pets

2007-06-17 Thread Deborah Gerard
I give silver to mine all the timedebbie

Rita chickens32...@yahoo.com wrote:  anyone give silver to your cats? 
 I think mine has hip problems Rita


   
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Re: CSCS and Pets

2007-06-17 Thread Norine Twaddell
I am a little confused Debbie. CS for hip problems?  I thought CS had to come 
directly in contact with an infection to have an effect.  R U sure this is an 
infection?  if you think it is lyme a course of antibiotics knocks it out in 
animals.  if it is not an infection there is a lot you can do for joint 
problems. have you had a professional look at the dog yet?  
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  I give silver to mine all the timedebbie

  Rita chickens32...@yahoo.com wrote: 
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Re: CSSalt/C Protocol / Blood Pressure

2007-06-17 Thread Clayton Family

Hi, Wayne,

On Jun 17, 2007, at 2:20 PM, CWFugitt wrote:
People with low blood pressure have to be cautious of the foods and 
nutrients supplied.  The time of year, activity, and overall diet 
effect both high and low blood pressure.


This is the first I have heard about the low blood pressure thing. I 
have found myself that eating more salt with occassional use of 
EmergenC does wonders to make me feel better. If you felt like 
elaborating about low blood pressure, I would like to hear it. Drs have 
not had much to say about it.




Finally, we have been lied to about high blood pressure causing 
strokes.   What engineer would build a fluid system that could not 
stand more pressure than the pump?


LOL



The blood vessels are 10 times as strong as they need to be.
Weak blood vessels causes strokes.



I thought that having sticky blood could contribute.

Regards,  Kathryn


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Re: CSColloidal Silver and Colloidal Gold Question

2007-06-17 Thread Dan Nave

get over it...

faith gagne wrote:

I did not call a distributor in Colorado.

.

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At 10:24 AM 6/16/2007 -0400, you wrote:

Frank Key's business phone number, a different number from the one he 
posts online,  was given to me by my credit card company.


Therefore, you called whom ever you did business with and that would 
be the distributor Colloids For Life in Colorado who bought CS in 
quantity from the manufacturer in New Jersey.

 Those numbers are generally on the monthly card statement BTW.

Incidentally, it's OK to store either type of CS in a suitable non 
leaching plastic container. [the original complaint?]
The ionic charge doesn't leak off as the myth says and a particulate 
CS doesn't have an ionic charge to leak off if it could.


Further, Pure silver and it's Oxides and Hydroxides don't react to 
light, so clear plastic is OK as well.

If it does react, you have something other than silver and water.

Ode

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