Re: CSCS and Fever Blisters

[Linda]

My husband gets them every fall and they usually last off and on all winter.
This time I used a Q-tip to apply the silver and they were gone in about 2
days. He's not a great one for these types of remedies so he only let me
apply it once. Because of the fast recovery he is beginning to come around:)

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work on fever blisters? If so what would be the most  effective way to apply 
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Re: CSsymptom question

[Paula Perry]

Kathryn,
Joint pain and stiffness (especially this time of year) sounds like
arthritis to me. Most all Americans are deficient in magnesium. Stiffness
and aching muscles are an indication of a shortage. I have been reading
about magnesium oil of late, and just bought some the other day for my
husband.   I got some of the oil and also some of the bath crystals. The
oil really isn't an oil even though they call it that. It soaks in, in about
10 minutes and doesn't feel too oily. I tried it yesterday. It is trandermal
application of magnesium, so the body is supposedly much better able to
absorb it. I tried it on an aching leg and I could feel the difference.
Paula

- Original Message - 
From: Clayton Family clay...@skypoint.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, November 16, 2007 12:05 PM
Subject: CSsymptom question


 Good Morning all,

 I have been able to successfully up my CS intake to where I can take
 about 4 oz 2 or 3 times a day without setting off my throat, and I am
 feeling all right too, esp with the leak in the kitchen addressed.

 Now I am having joint pains, and stiffness.  Not the teeny tiny joints
 in my fingers, which indicates mold toxins, or other biotoxins, but my
 shoulders, elbows, etc.

 I would like to know if this could be a die off symptom from whatever
 it is i am killing off in here, or if it is probably unrelated.  And if
 there is something specific I could be doing.  I already do some sweat
 baths every couple of days, with salt.

 Thanks,

 Kathryn


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Re: CSCS and Fever Blisters

[faith gagne]

Dab it on with cotton swabs.

Faith G


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Sent: Friday, November 16, 2007 10:06 PM
Subject: CSCS and Fever Blisters



Does CS work on fever blisters?  If so what would be the most
effective way to apply it?

Thanks,
SS


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RE: CSI made my first silver

[David]

WHAT ISLAND?

-Original Message-
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On Behalf Of Ann
Sent: Friday, November 16, 2007 1:26 PM
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Subject: RE: CSI made my first silver

Hi Smitty,

No we don't have a Radio Shack here, I live on an island so there isn't much
of anything.

Ann

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From: cking...@nycap.rr.com [mailto:cking...@nycap.rr.com] 
Sent: 16. november 2007 20:40
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSI made my first silver

On 11/16/2007 12:46:11 PM, Smitty (papad...@gmail.com) wrote:
 Radio Shack has clips. [test leads]
  Ode
 
 Radio Shack in Norway ?
 
 Smitty
 


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CSCS and fish

[Terry Chamberlin]

Recently a friend called to enthusiastically report
this: He has a couple of those large fish tanks full
of expensive, exotic fish. One of the fish was sick,
sluggish and covered with a grey film, eyes starting
to glaze over. His wife took the fish out of the tank
and put it in a bowl of CS. The next day, the eyes
were clear and the grey film was gone.

Cool.

Anyone else had a similar experience? How about with
other kinds of pets? (Cats, dogs, birds)


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Re: CSideas for possible speedier healing: Propolis tincture

[Rowena]

Hanneke, I recall once when I used Propolis tincture on such an injury and 
it healed well.
It's a bit strong; I did put it undiluted, but probably diluted would be 
kinder.
It goes milky when diluted.

Rowena

It tore the nail  off by 99%, 


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Re: CSideas for possible speedier healing: Propolis tincture Honey

[Rowena]

Oh, and also, Hanneke, honey on the wound would probably be an excellent 
thing, also.
R.

Hanneke, I recall once when I used Propolis tincture on such an injury and
it healed well.
It's a bit strong; I did put it undiluted, but probably diluted would be
kinder.
It goes milky when diluted.
Rowena

It tore the nail  off by 99%,



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Re: CSCS and Fever Blisters

[Ode Coyote]

  Everyone I've given CS to that had a cold sore says it's the best thing 
they EVER used...no exceptions.
 My GF used it as they first started tingling and they didn't emerge..just 
went away.  A dab, applied once.
She, in fact, hasn't even had that for a few years now..apparently..no more 
cold sores..at all.


 The lady at the post office had a big one.  I gave her a 2 oz spray 
bottle of CS to wet it down with every now and then.  Gone in a couple of days.

 After thataccording to her..
 A Dab on a tingler and no sore.
Humm..when did I last have a tingler?  Don't remember.

Ode


At 09:06 PM 11/16/2007 -0600, you wrote:

Does CS work on fever blisters?  If so what would be the most
effective way to apply it?

Thanks,
SS


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RE: CSI made my first silver

[Ann]

I live on the island of Alsten, the town is Sandnessjoen. There's a lot of
photos on the net. 




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From: David [mailto:dr...@montrose.net] 
Sent: 17. november 2007 14:24
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: RE: CSI made my first silver

WHAT ISLAND?

-Original Message-
From: silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com [mailto:silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com]
On Behalf Of Ann
Sent: Friday, November 16, 2007 1:26 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: RE: CSI made my first silver

Hi Smitty,

No we don't have a Radio Shack here, I live on an island so there isn't much
of anything.

Ann

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From: cking...@nycap.rr.com [mailto:cking...@nycap.rr.com] 
Sent: 16. november 2007 20:40
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSI made my first silver

On 11/16/2007 12:46:11 PM, Smitty (papad...@gmail.com) wrote:
 Radio Shack has clips. [test leads]
  Ode
 
 Radio Shack in Norway ?
 
 Smitty
 


You can get anything online if you need to
http://www.radioshack.com/home/index.jsp

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Re: CSCS and Fever Blisters

[Wayne Fugitt]

Morning Ode,

 At 08:59 AM 11/17/2007, you wrote:
  Everyone I've given CS to that had a cold sore says it's the best thing 
they EVER used...no exceptions.


  I question that a bit.  ( not your statement, the way it is worded it is 
excellent )


  I used to have them years ago.

  There was one B vitamin, if taken as soon as it is felt, the blister is 
felt,  it never materialized.  ( so long ago, I do not remember the name )

Maybe B6, Pyroxdine.

  Of course if you mean, after it has become a sore, then I would agree.

 I say that as soon as I feel that first unique feeling, I have a cold 
sore.  Is that case, I can't see that CS or anything else could do any 
better than the vitamin always did for me.  Now, I would likely use both, 
and drink a quart also.


Of course some magic something eliminated them all years ago.
And it was not CS because I knew nothing about it.

 My GF used it as they first started tingling and they didn't 
emerge..just went away.


   Yes, that is the time to do something.
Most people drag around and wait till they have a real sore.

I noticed that you stopped having them also.  Guess we found a magic 
combination of a few things.


Wayne

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Re: CSsymptom question

[M. G. Devour]

Kathryn writes:
 Now I am having joint pains, and stiffness.  Not the teeny tiny joints
 in my fingers, which indicates mold toxins, or other biotoxins, but my
 shoulders, elbows, etc.
 
 I would like to know if this could be a die off symptom from whatever it
 is i am killing off in here, or if it is probably unrelated.  And if
 there is something specific I could be doing.  I already do some sweat
 baths every couple of days, with salt.

Despite what some people claim, it *is* possible to take enough CS to 
disrupt your intestinal flora. In general it doesn't, because silver is 
mostly inactive in the semi-solid medium of the intestinal contents, 
but with enough for long enough you can disrupt things.

I did this once or twice, and had aches in my back, the large muscles 
of my thighs and calves, and so on. Overall it just hurts to move 
kind of achiness.

I happened to read that malabsorption of key minerals, notably calcium, 
is one of the consequences of destroying the flora, and the symptoms I 
was having were associated with an acute calcium deficiency. With that 
in mind, I was able to reverse the aches and pains with a single glass 
of calcium supplemented orange juice from the grocery store. Literally 
within a half hour the worst of the pain was gone.

Now, that's probably not the cleverest way to reverse the problem, and 
others can certainly suggest better supplement regimens, but the idea 
may be worth investigating. *IF* this is what you've done, you'll need 
to start restoring your flora and electrolyte balance with some 
probiotics and mineral supplements.

One thing to think about...

Be well,

Mike D.

[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
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Re: CSCS and fish

[M. G. Devour]

I'm glad to hear that, Terry! 

That sounds like the most appropriate way to treat a fish... I imagine 
as long as the bowl of water is at about the right temperature there 
should be minimal shock to the fish. 

I like the idea of a few minutes in straight CS, then returning it to 
the tank. I know from my one experiment that dosing a quarantine jar 
with small quantities of CS wasn't aggressive enough, as well as it 
being extremely hard to maintain healthy water conditions in a small 
volume. The patient did not survive. sigh  

One thing that is always important to remember: Do NOT put CS in an 
established aquarium or pond, as it will destroy the bacterial colonies 
in the gravel, soil, and filters which are essential to maintaining 
healthy water conditions. First, the death of the bacteria will dump a 
huge load of decaying matter into the water, and second, there won't be 
any bacteria left to process the fish wastes into less harmful 
subtances. Things will quickly spiral out of control.

Thanks for the success report. Tell them it was a good trial and we 
appreciate it.

Be well,

Mike D.

 Recently a friend called to enthusiastically report
 this: He has a couple of those large fish tanks full
 of expensive, exotic fish. One of the fish was sick,
 sluggish and covered with a grey film, eyes starting
 to glaze over. His wife took the fish out of the tank
 and put it in a bowl of CS. The next day, the eyes
 were clear and the grey film was gone.
 
 Cool.
 
 Anyone else had a similar experience? How about with
 other kinds of pets? (Cats, dogs, birds)

[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
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Re: CSCS and fish

[parjac7]

I'm glad to see you back Terry
Jacques
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 Recently a friend called to enthusiastically report 
 this: He has a couple of those large fish tanks full 
 of expensive, exotic fish. One of the fish was sick, 
 sluggish and covered with a grey film, eyes starting 
 to glaze over. His wife took the fish out of the tank 
 and put it in a bowl of CS. The next day, the eyes 
 were clear and the grey film was gone. 
 
 Cool. 
 
 Anyone else had a similar experience? How about with 
 other kinds of pets? (Cats, dogs, birds) 
 
 
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Re: CSCS and Fever Blisters

[Clive Mitchell]

In message 6.1.2.0.2.20071117103244.02250...@mail.netdoor.com, Wayne 
Fugitt cwa...@netdoor.com writes
I say that as soon as I feel that first unique feeling, I have a cold 
sore.


There's a commercially available gadget for cold sores that is basically 
a 9 volt battery in a hand held metal box with a short probe sticking 
out of it. The box is connected to positive and the probe tip to 
negative via a 1K resistor.  You hold the case in your hand and touch 
the probe to the affected area and hold it there for between about 30 
seconds and a minute.


The commercial version uses all manner of extra electronics and spin 
to justify a higher price.


Not sure how well it works.  I don't get cold sores.

--
Clive Mitchell
http://www.bigclive.com


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Re: CSCS and Fever Blisters

[Dianne France]

   There was one B vitamin, if taken as soon as it is felt, the blister is 
felt,  it never materialized.  ( so long ago, I do not remember the name )
Maybe B6, Pyroxdine.

My daughter uses L-Lysine.


Dianne

Re: CSI made my first silver

[Smitty]

 I live on the island of Alsten, the town is Sandnessjoen. There's a lot of
 photos on the net.

Hi Ann:

I mailed you a pair of alligator clips yesterday/
You should have them by next week.

regards,
Smitty


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Re: CSCS and Fever Blisters

[Dee]

So do I, but for shingles (herpes) not cold sores, although I know they are
caused by herpes too, I've never had them.  Dee  

---Original Message--- 

 

From: Dianne France 

Date: 17/11/2007 19:41:20 

To: silver-list@eskimo.com 

Subject: Re: CSCS and Fever Blisters 

 

 

 

There was one B vitamin, if taken as soon as it is felt, the blister is 

Felt, it never materialized. ( so long ago, I do not remember the name ) 

Maybe B6, Pyroxdine. 

 

My daughter uses L-Lysine. 

 

 

Dianne 

 


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Re: CSCS and Fever Blisters

[Wayne Fugitt]

Evening Clive,

 At 01:15 PM 11/17/2007, you wrote:
There's a commercially available gadget for cold sores that is basically a 
9 volt battery in a hand held metal box with a short probe sticking out of 
it. The box is connected to positive and the probe tip to negative via a 1K 
resistor.


  Interesting indeed.

  I would bet that a Stun Gun would work even better.

  It would likely kill some an inch or two away that have not shown
  up yet.

  For sure, you will forget the fever blister for a time.

  Wayne

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RE: CSI made my first silver

[Ann]

Hi Smitty,

Cool, thank you so much.

Ann

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Sent: 17. november 2007 20:46
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSI made my first silver

 I live on the island of Alsten, the town is Sandnessjoen. There's a lot of
 photos on the net.

Hi Ann:

I mailed you a pair of alligator clips yesterday/
You should have them by next week.

regards,
Smitty


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Re: CSI made my first silver

[Smitty]

:
  I live on the island of Alsten, the town is Sandnessjoen.

Flying over Sandnessjøen
http://tinyurl.com/2tvf48

Nice graphics. . .

Smitty


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Re: CSCS and fish

[Deborah Gerard]

I have a female cat this summer who started to pass blood clots, she also had 
blood in her urine, vomiting stopped eating, lathargic. Layed her chin on the 
water dish all day and night and didn't move. I started her on pure cs in the 
water dish and daily she improved. Over the next two weeks all the signs of any 
blood were gone. She gets cs daily now and looks and acts great.
  debbie

Terry Chamberlin tcj...@yahoo.ca wrote:
  Recently a friend called to enthusiastically report
this: He has a couple of those large fish tanks full
of expensive, exotic fish. One of the fish was sick,
sluggish and covered with a grey film, eyes starting
to glaze over. His wife took the fish out of the tank
and put it in a bowl of CS. The next day, the eyes
were clear and the grey film was gone.

Cool.

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other kinds of pets? (Cats, dogs, birds)


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Re: CSCS and fish

[GMetropulo]

Rescue remedy revived beta and goldfish that looked almost dead and floating 
upside down. 3 years later their still alive!



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Re: CSCS and Fever Blisters

[Smitty]

Isn't a *fever blister* caused by a virus ?

Smitty

Re: CSCS and fish

[Dianne France]

My grandson's fish was sick with ick and I told them to spray it with cs but it 
didn't make it.  His mom did the spraying because last time they lost a 
goldfish was because grandson took it out to pet it--petted a little to long.

Dianne

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  Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2007 3:46 PM
  Subject: Re: CSCS and fish


  Rescue remedy revived beta and goldfish that looked almost dead and floating 
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Re: CSCS and Fever Blisters

[faith gagne]

I use L-Lysine but it does not prevent cold sores from re-occurring and it is 
not all that helpful for me.

Faith G.
  - Original Message - 
  From: Dianne France 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2007 2:35 PM
  Subject: Re: CSCS and Fever Blisters




 There was one B vitamin, if taken as soon as it is felt, the blister is 
  felt,  it never materialized.  ( so long ago, I do not remember the name )
  Maybe B6, Pyroxdine.

  My daughter uses L-Lysine.


  Dianne

Re: CSCS and Fever Blisters

[faith gagne]

They are all caused by a virus.

Faith G


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From: Dee  d...@deetroy.org

To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2007 2:46 PM
Subject: Re: CSCS and Fever Blisters


So do I, but for shingles (herpes) not cold sores, although I know they 
are

caused by herpes too, I've never had them.  Dee

---Original Message--- 




From: Dianne France

Date: 17/11/2007 19:41:20

To: silver-list@eskimo.com

Subject: Re: CSCS and Fever Blisters







There was one B vitamin, if taken as soon as it is felt, the blister is

Felt, it never materialized. ( so long ago, I do not remember the name )

Maybe B6, Pyroxdine.



My daughter uses L-Lysine.





Dianne




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Re: CSCS and fish

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CSFiltering medium for fluoride??

[gvagraphics]

Ode,

What filtering medium can you suggest for filtering fluoride. I'm in sourthern 
CA and they are starting to fluoridate our water supply. My concern is bathing 
and showering -- drinking water is an easier matter to deal with.

Some time ago someone suggested Diatomacious earth as a likely filter medium 
(not for filtering fluoride).

The net suggests Activated Alumina -- not to sure about using Alumina to filter 
water for showering -- then again something call Alum is used in the water 
treatment area and has been for many years -- is there a connection?

There are small filters available for shower heads -- I can't see them doing 
much for long. Our water has a TDS reading of 400 not exactly for making CS. 
Not sure what the PWT reading is!

I'd like to cobble together a pre-filter array of say 4 x 48 inch (4 black PVC 
pipes) filled with a fine granular filtering medium -- a final finer filter 
into the hot and cold water pipes -- a commercial system will cost 5-600 bucks  
(a maybe 24 inch metal cylinder and you don't know what they are using as  
filter medium!!! Obviously I'd be perpared to maintain the unit closely and 
renew the medium -- being well armed with a TDS and PWT meter!

Of course I have to wonder if my array of 4 x 48 inch pipes will take the 
pressure of an incoming town water system -- that I can research myself!

I use Albertsons distilled water for my Bob Berger constructed CS-EIS Maker.

Any suggestions Listers -- Thanks

Douglas Haack


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RE: CSI made my first silver

[Ann]

Hahaha, yes it is good graphics and it looks like here, too bad they didn't
show the downtown, a big one street. But lots of fish, tame moose and fresh
air. It's beautiful here when the weather is good. It can be boring if you
don't know how to do things for yourself, but it's probably one of the
safest places in the world, no crime at all. I come from Washington State so
it was a little like home with the water around, but it took some getting
used to. 

 

Ann

 

Here's a video of the downtown 

 

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1680315420750425282q=Sandnessjoen%2
C+norwaytotal=6start=0num=10so=0type=searchplindex=1

 

 

and one of the only “highway”

 

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1680315420750425282
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1680315420750425282q=Sandnessjoen%
2C+norwaytotal=6start=0num=10so=0type=searchplindex=1
q=Sandnessjoen%2C+norwaytotal=6start=0num=10so=0type=searchplindex=1

 

 

-Original Message-
From: Smitty [mailto:papad...@gmail.com] 
Sent: 17. november 2007 21:15
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSI made my first silver

 

:

  I live on the island of Alsten, the town is Sandnessjoen.

 

Flying over Sandnessjøen

http://tinyurl.com/2tvf48

 

Nice graphics. . .

 

Smitty

 

 

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Re: CSI made my first silver

[Smitty]

 Hahaha, yes it is good graphics and it looks like here, too bad they didn't
 show the downtown, a big one street.



 Here's a video of the downtown




and one of the only highway




 http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1680315420750425282q=Sandnessjoen%2C+norwaytotal=6start=0num=10so=0type=searchplindex=http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1680315420750425282q=Sandnessjoen%2C+norwaytotal=6start=0num=10so=0type=searchplindex=1



Ann:
Both above videos are of the flight simulator view.
no city nor highway views.
Smitty

RE: CSI made my first silver

[Ann]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1680315420750425282
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1680315420750425282q=Sa q=Sa

 

This one is called Linear investigation, 

 

  _  

From: Smitty [mailto:papad...@gmail.com] 
Sent: 18. november 2007 03:37
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSI made my first silver

 

 

 

Hahaha, yes it is good graphics and it looks like here, too bad they didn't
show the downtown, a big one street. 

 

Here's a video of the downtown 

 

 

 

and one of the only highway

 

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1680315420750425282
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1680315420750425282q=Sandnessjoen%
2C+norwaytotal=6start=0num=10so=0type=searchplindex=1
q=Sandnessjoen%2C+norwaytotal=6start=0num=10so=0type=searchplindex=  

 

Ann: 

Both above videos are of the flight simulator view.

no city nor highway views.

Smitty  

 

 

 


 

Re: CSFiltering medium for fluoride??

[Clayton Family]

I would suggest trying to find some other pipe than PVC- that stuff is 
not good for you, and can cause cancer. Polyethylene is pretty inert as 
far as plastic goes, but am not sure they make pipes out of it.


Activated alumina is used as a mechanical filter much the same way as 
charcoal, and maybe zeolites.  See Wikipedia:


Activated alumina is manufactured from aluminium hydroxide by 
dehydroxylating it in a way that produces a highly porous material; 
this material can have a surface area significantly over 200 square 
metres/g. The compound is used as a desiccant (to keep things dry by 
absorbing water from the air) and as a filter of fluoride, arsenic and 
selenium in drinking water. It is made of aluminium oxide (alumina; 
Al2O3), the same chemical substance as sapphire and rubies (but without 
the impurities that give those gems their color). It has a very high 
surface-area-to-weight ratio. That means it has a lot of very small 
pores, almost like tunnels, that run throughout it.


Alum is a different animal.

I used to hail from So Cal- my town was floridated years ago.

Kathryn

On Nov 17, 2007, at 7:21 PM, gvagraph...@adelphia.net wrote:


Ode,

What filtering medium can you suggest for filtering fluoride. I'm in 
sourthern CA and they are starting to fluoridate our water supply. My 
concern is bathing and showering -- drinking water is an easier matter 
to deal with.


Some time ago someone suggested Diatomacious earth as a likely filter 
medium (not for filtering fluoride).


The net suggests Activated Alumina -- not to sure about using Alumina 
to filter water for showering -- then again something call Alum is 
used in the water treatment area and has been for many years -- is 
there a connection?


There are small filters available for shower heads -- I can't see them 
doing much for long. Our water has a TDS reading of 400 not exactly 
for making CS. Not sure what the PWT reading is!


I'd like to cobble together a pre-filter array of say 4 x 48 inch (4 
black PVC pipes) filled with a fine granular filtering medium -- a 
final finer filter into the hot and cold water pipes -- a commercial 
system will cost 5-600 bucks  (a maybe 24 inch metal cylinder and you 
don't know what they are using as  filter medium!!! Obviously I'd be 
perpared to maintain the unit closely and renew the medium -- being 
well armed with a TDS and PWT meter!


Of course I have to wonder if my array of 4 x 48 inch pipes will take 
the pressure of an incoming town water system -- that I can research 
myself!   I use Albertsons distilled water for my Bob Berger 
constructed CS-EIS Maker.


Any suggestions Listers -- Thanks

Douglas Haack



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CSVaccination and AIDS

[Jonathan B. Britten]

The topic of vaccinations has come up repeatedly on this list.   I 
highly recommend this video to all interested in the topic:


http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article18741.htm

This lasts 90 minutes that fly by in an instant.   At approximately 
from 17:00 into the film, note that although modern DNA techniques 
allow new and safe vaccines, pharm companies persist in using methods 
that have been proven to have infected countless persons who took the 
polio vaccine with simian virus.


This is an essential reference work that makes clear the Royal Society 
investigation into the topic was a high-level coverup -- a farce.   
In time I think this will be proven, to the great discredit of 
respectable science as an institution.  Most of the credit for this 
goes to one researcher, Ed Hooper, who gave 17 years of his life to the 
effort.




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CSNeed advise

[Linda]

I have a nephew that has rheumatoid arthritus (so I can't spell:)
He's in his mid to late 40's and has a hard time walking.
We figure that by 50 he won't be able to walk enough to work any longer.
Does anyone have any ideas for a protocol he can use the help?

I just gave him some silver to start using internally.

OkieLinda

Re: CSNeed advise

[Leslie]

I heard about the epsom salt treatment on Dr. Mike's show over a year ago. He 
was telling about a lady naturopath that told this should you want to get rid 
of arthritis.  You take 1/2 teas. epsom salt in aprx 1/2 cup warm water every 
night before bed and this would loosen the toxins in the joints. It does work 
like a lazative but evidently what is in there has to come out. LOL 

Leslie
  - Original Message - 
  From: Linda 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2007 10:03 PM
  Subject: CSNeed advise


I have a nephew that has rheumatoid arthritus (so I can't spell:)
He's in his mid to late 40's and has a hard time walking.
We figure that by 50 he won't be able to walk enough to work any longer.
Does anyone have any ideas for a protocol he can use the help?

I just gave him some silver to start using internally.

OkieLinda 
  
   

Re: CSNeed advise

[Ed Berwick]

Linda,

In the early 1970s, I had experience with a couple of examples of  
body repair that might interest you.


But first, let me say they involve the use of a mental technology  
called Dianetics. Dianetics is a forerunner of Scientology. The  
Church of Scientology appears to me to be a cult. I would not go near  
it with a ten foot pole. There are para scientology centers across  
the globe that aren't affiliated with the Church of Scientology. If  
what I write interests you, find one of them. google: Freezone  
Scientology Dianetics


In 1970 John Brodie was the quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers,  
a professional football team. He was thinking that he would have to  
retire because his shoulder was so painful. His secretary convinced  
him to go see a friend of mine about the shoulder. My friend worked  
with John for several months. In that time John's shoulder became OK  
again. This was also the year he was voted Most Valuable Player in  
the league.


Around about 1973, I had a friend, whose mother was in her mid 40s.  
She was completely bedridden with systemic arthritis. She couldn't  
get out of bed to go to the bath room. I was a part of a three way  
approach to helping her reassert health. She had a major change of  
diet, acupuncture, and Dianetic counseling from me. Within 18 months  
she was jogging a two mile path near her house.


Ed Berwick
Los Altos, Ca.
On Nov 17, 2007, at 8:03 PM, Linda wrote:


I have a nephew that has rheumatoid arthritus (so I can't spell:)
He's in his mid to late 40's and has a hard time walking.
We figure that by 50 he won't be able to walk enough to work any  
longer.

Does anyone have any ideas for a protocol he can use the help?

I just gave him some silver to start using internally.

OkieLinda

CSBest Lab for CS testing?

[scl...@netzero.net]

I would like to have my CS tested for purity/particle size/ppm. What is the 
best lab to send it to?
Thanks
Steve


 

Re: CSFiltering medium for fluoride??

[Malcolm Stebbins]

Hi, yes they do make polyethylene pipe; the common flexible black
plastic pipe, not to be confused with also common rigid DWV (drain waste
vent) pipe, I don't know what that's made of.  The poly pipe comes in
two grades; utility and drinking water,  in sizes from 1/2 to 2
inches.
Hope this helps, Malcolm

On Sat, 2007-11-17 at 20:57 -0600, Clayton Family wrote:
 I would suggest trying to find some other pipe than PVC- that stuff is 
 not good for you, and can cause cancer. Polyethylene is pretty inert as 
 far as plastic goes, but am not sure they make pipes out of it.
 
 Activated alumina is used as a mechanical filter much the same way as 
 charcoal, and maybe zeolites.  See Wikipedia:
 
 Activated alumina is manufactured from aluminium hydroxide by 
 dehydroxylating it in a way that produces a highly porous material; 
 this material can have a surface area significantly over 200 square 
 metres/g. The compound is used as a desiccant (to keep things dry by 
 absorbing water from the air) and as a filter of fluoride, arsenic and 
 selenium in drinking water. It is made of aluminium oxide (alumina; 
 Al2O3), the same chemical substance as sapphire and rubies (but without 
 the impurities that give those gems their color). It has a very high 
 surface-area-to-weight ratio. That means it has a lot of very small 
 pores, almost like tunnels, that run throughout it.
 
 Alum is a different animal.
 
 I used to hail from So Cal- my town was floridated years ago.
 
 Kathryn
 
 On Nov 17, 2007, at 7:21 PM, gvagraph...@adelphia.net wrote:
 
  Ode,
 
  What filtering medium can you suggest for filtering fluoride. I'm in 
  sourthern CA and they are starting to fluoridate our water supply. My 
  concern is bathing and showering -- drinking water is an easier matter 
  to deal with.
 
  Some time ago someone suggested Diatomacious earth as a likely filter 
  medium (not for filtering fluoride).
 
  The net suggests Activated Alumina -- not to sure about using Alumina 
  to filter water for showering -- then again something call Alum is 
  used in the water treatment area and has been for many years -- is 
  there a connection?
 
  There are small filters available for shower heads -- I can't see them 
  doing much for long. Our water has a TDS reading of 400 not exactly 
  for making CS. Not sure what the PWT reading is!
 
  I'd like to cobble together a pre-filter array of say 4 x 48 inch (4 
  black PVC pipes) filled with a fine granular filtering medium -- a 
  final finer filter into the hot and cold water pipes -- a commercial 
  system will cost 5-600 bucks  (a maybe 24 inch metal cylinder and you 
  don't know what they are using as  filter medium!!! Obviously I'd be 
  perpared to maintain the unit closely and renew the medium -- being 
  well armed with a TDS and PWT meter!
 
  Of course I have to wonder if my array of 4 x 48 inch pipes will take 
  the pressure of an incoming town water system -- that I can research 
  myself!   I use Albertsons distilled water for my Bob Berger 
  constructed CS-EIS Maker.
 
  Any suggestions Listers -- Thanks
 
  Douglas Haack
 
 
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CSRe: CS Fever Blisters

[patriot2000]

My topic is not exactly fever
blisters, but another malady of the lips/mouth that is painful and
annoying -- cracks at the corner of the mouth. My spouse and I used
to get them every winter, and they hurt when anything acid gets into
them, such as salad dressing. We just put up with them, not knowing
anything to try, except creams, which did nothing. 
I read that they were related to a diet deficiency, one of the B
vitamins. After we improved our diets, we no longer got them.
But a couple of weeks ago, I noticed that a neighbor had bad cracks at
the corners of her mouth, clearly very uncomfortable. I told her
about the B vitamins and zinc remedy I had just looked up on the internet
for her problem, but also gave her some CS to put on the sores a couple
of times a day. Told her to just put some on a cotton ball and hold
it against the sores for a few minutes. In less than two days, one
side was nearly healed; two or three days later, the second was also
well. 
She told me she told her doctor the creams he had given her had not
helped, but that she cured the problem with CS and he was most surprised,
replying Well, I'll be darned! Guess they didn't
teach him about CS in medical school, huh? Nice that he
didn't just reply that it must have been a coincidence, though, as some
might have. 
Marlys




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