date:20090910

> > Does anyone out there have a Mac?  If so, can someone tell me how to turn
> off the preview pane in Mail please?  A private reply would be fine.  dee

Dee:
I bet you didn't try google . . . .

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2583

Smitty


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CS>Mac question - OT

2009-09-10 Thread Alchemysa

I have a Mac with mail but I dont know what  preview pane you mean.

David

From: Dorothy Fitzpatrick 
Date: 11 September 2009 3:59:21 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>Mac question - OT

Does anyone out there have a Mac?  If so, can someone tell me how  
to turn off the preview pane in Mail please?  A private reply would  
be fine.  dee

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Re: CS>The Blue Man

I did not notice that, Dave (no blue moons).  You're very observant!!  Could a 
heart problem possibly create that hue of blue, though?  I'm thinking not.  MA





From: Dave Darrin 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 9:45:01 AM
Subject: Re: CS>The Blue Man

Did you notice his hands--There were no blue moons on his thumbs.  Something 
that manifests first with Argeria.
He also indicated a heart problem--could have something to do with his color.
Dave


On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 6:02 AM, MaryAnn Helland  
wrote:

Did anyone see the Today show this morning?  The Blue Man was back.  The Today 
Show teased the television audience with the question "is he still blue?" and 
showed an outline of Paul (Whatever) backlit only so you had to stay tuned to 
find out.  Well -- the answer is yes, he's still blue but seems to have lost 
some intensity of color.  But I'm wondering what the heck this guy is taking -- 
he made two statements during the interview that were absolutely baffling.  
First he said that he has moved and that he can't make his "colloidal silver" 
where he's living now.  That does not compute.  If he's living in a tent 
without electricity, he can still make it with batteries.  Second -- he said 
that "it's very expensive to make".  These statements by way of explanation of 
why he's not taking CS at this time.  Wht?  Expensive?  
Someone refresh my memory -- didn't he refuse to give his recipe for what he's 
calling colloidal
 silver?  MA

Re: CS>The Blue Man

Oh!  You could be right Chuck.  He's had other serious health issues recently 
(prostate cancer, heart by-pass I think) so maybe between the hospital and a 
recuperative facility, he could certainly be restricted.  Didn't even think of 
thatMA





From: "cking...@nycap.rr.com" 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 1:15:29 PM
Subject: Re: CS>The Blue Man

Could be he can't make it anymore because he's institutionalized  and
they won't let him.

                        Chuck
If you understand what you’re doing, you’re not learning anything.


On 9/10/2009 9:02:52 AM, MaryAnn Helland (marmar...@bellsouth.net)
wrote:
> Did anyone see the Today show this morning? The Blue Man was back. The
> Today Show teased the television audience with the question
> "is he still blue?" and showed an outline of Paul (Whatever) backlit only
> so you had to stay tuned to find out. Well -- the answer is yes,
> he's still blue but seems to have lost some intensity of color. But I'm
> wondering what the heck this guy is taking -- he made two statements
> during the interview that were absolutely baffling. First he said that he
> has moved and that he can't make his "colloidal silver" where he's living
> now. That does not compute. If
> he's living in a tent without electricity, he can still make it with 
> batteries. Second -- he said that "it's
> very expensive to make". These statements by way of explanation of why he's 
> not taking CS at this time. Wht? Expensive? Someone 
> refresh my memory -- didn't he refuse to give his recipe for what he's 
> calling colloidal silver? MA

Re: CS>The Blue Man - too expensive?

Hi Rowena.  I agree with you that *pennies* is probably not appropriate these 
days.  But if you live in the US, you can buy distilled water for less than a 
dollar a gallon.  By almost anyone's standards, that is not expensive.  The 
Blue Man lives in the US, so he has access to prices in that range.  It can't 
be the distilled water that he is referring to.  I don't know what he's 
referring to -- hence my question.  I think your slogan is better -- "Make your 
own, save dollars" -- but "save lots of dollars" would probably be more 
accurate.  You're welcome -- and don't even think about going away!!  ;-)  MA  





From: Rowena 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 1:40:42 PM
Subject: Re: CS>The Blue Man - too expensive?

People are still saying you can make colloidal silver for pennies.
How much CS, and how many pennies?
The distilled water is darned expensive, however worth while it may be.
It's just the "for pennies" that gets me, not anything else.  To me, it's just 
silly to say it.
Pennies was then, dollars is now.
"Make your own, and save dollars."
Thank you.  I'll go away now.
Rowena


>  Second -- he said that "it's very expensive to make".  These statements by 
>way of explanation of why he's not taking CS at this time.  
>Wht?  Expensive?  Someone refresh my memory -- didn't he 
>refuse to give his recipe for what he's calling colloidal silver?  MA    


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CS>Re: silver-digest Digest V2009 #515

2009-09-10 Thread Bob Smith

There has to be a way to set up a small distillation unit.  Years ago I saw 
a couple of long forgotten small homemade distillers in attic that I was 
insulating.  Relics from the prohibition era.  The only problem would be to 
fit the condensing coil to the container that you were evaporating your 
water in.Bob Smith




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From: 

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Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 7:53 PM
Subject: silver-digest Digest V2009 #515



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RE: CS>FW: asthma, pneumonia (nebulizer)

2009-09-10 Thread

Gina,

Only a small fraction of an ounce of CS is inhaled at a time.  The idea of
putting in an ounce or two into the nebulizer is to have it ready for use
every half hour or so during the day, but definitely not to inhale that much
at once!  Yes, you can put in only a teaspoon if you wish.  Use your Silver
Puppy brew as-is, no dilution.

Steve Y.
-Original Message-
From: Gina Moore [mailto:vegasmom...@cox.net] 
Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 7:03 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: RE: CS>FW: asthma, pneumonia

Sorry.  I guess I should have said that I do have a nebulizer.  :-)  Both of
my kids have had to have nebulized meds for asthma/pneumonia so I have one.

Would I put a whole ounce of CS in the nebulizer?  Seems like a lot
considering the meds are only maybe a teaspoon or so.  Do I need to dilute
it?

I have a Silver Puppy, and I don't know the ppms - I would assume it's
appropriate for this though?

Anyone know if MMS would be good to give her?  Not necessarily nebulized...
unless that is good to do.

Thanks!
Gina



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Re: CS>Liposomal Vit. C: Ancillary Commentary

2009-09-10 Thread paul catania

DaddyBob and Group,
I was having a lot of trouble in the beginning but my last 3 attempts have been 
successful.
I bought the larger ultrasonic unit and so I placed 12 tablespoons of non-GM 
Lecithin granules into the blender along with 32 ounces of distilled water, and 
after blending, poured them into the unit.
The tricky part is to then mix the 4 tablespoons of Ascorbic Acid and 6 
teaspoons of Sodium Bicarbonate into the 16 ounces of distilled water without 
the mixture bubbling all over the place. I learned the hard way to mix it 
carefully by hand and to process about 1/3rd of it (first into the blender and 
then into the unit) at a time.
I hope this helps,
Paul

  - Original Message - 
  From: rans...@atmc.net 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 4:11 PM
  Subject: RE: CS>Liposomal Vit. C: Ancillary Commentary


  Brooks- 

  For those of us who are already doing this with an ultrasonic unit, and we 
are using L-Ascorbic Acid per your original instructions, should we now convert 
it to sodium ascorbate prior to encapsulation?

  Thanks, DaddyBob

Re: CS>FW: asthma, pneumonia

2009-09-10 Thread Norton, Steve

You do not need to dilute or use very much CS when nebulizing. 
 - Steve N

- Original Message -
From: Gina Moore 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Sent: Thu Sep 10 20:03:03 2009
Subject: RE: CS>FW: asthma, pneumonia

Sorry.  I guess I should have said that I do have a nebulizer.  :-)  Both of
my kids have had to have nebulized meds for asthma/pneumonia so I have one.

Would I put a whole ounce of CS in the nebulizer?  Seems like a lot
considering the meds are only maybe a teaspoon or so.  Do I need to dilute
it?

I have a Silver Puppy, and I don't know the ppms - I would assume it's
appropriate for this though?

Anyone know if MMS would be good to give her?  Not necessarily nebulized...
unless that is good to do.

Thanks!
Gina

-Original Message-
From: S&JY [mailto:you...@relia.net] 
Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 5:54 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: RE: CS>FW: asthma, pneumonia

Gina,

What works well for me is to use a Harbor Freight air brush (part number
47791-OVGA) with air coming from a Harbor Freight air brush air compressor
(93657-OVGA).  Just put an ounce or two of your normal 5 to 20 ppm CS (EIS)
in the air brush reservoir, adjust the nozzle for a fine mist, aim it at
your mouth and/or nose and inhale it several times, and repeat this
inhalation procedure many times a day.  Brooks Bradley, our resident list
expert in these matters, recommends supplying the air brush with pure
oxygen, instead of compressed air, but the compressed air seems to work fine
for me.  Just be sure to use an oil-less air compressor so you don't inhale
oil fumes.

If you don't have a Harbor Freight store near you, you can order from
www.harborfreight.com 

Steve Y.

-Original Message-
From: Gina Moore [mailto:vegasmom...@cox.net] 
Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 6:16 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>FW: asthma, pneumonia

I had this info at one time, but can not find it now!  I would appreciate
someone telling me again how to nebulize CS.  I need all the details.  How
much CS?  How much dilutant?  (I'm using DI water.)  Any other details that
will help me will be appreciated!

My daughter (3 years old) is having what seems to be another asthma attack.
It's been several months since her last one (March), which actually ended up
in pneumonia.  I am not interested in going to the hospital with her, so I
want to do anything an everything I can to keep her out.  If there is some
other treatment that you know of that will help her, I would greatly
appreciate it!

Thank you!
Gina

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RE: CS>FW: asthma, pneumonia

2009-09-10 Thread Gina Moore

Sorry.  I guess I should have said that I do have a nebulizer.  :-)  Both of
my kids have had to have nebulized meds for asthma/pneumonia so I have one.

Would I put a whole ounce of CS in the nebulizer?  Seems like a lot
considering the meds are only maybe a teaspoon or so.  Do I need to dilute
it?

I have a Silver Puppy, and I don't know the ppms - I would assume it's
appropriate for this though?

Anyone know if MMS would be good to give her?  Not necessarily nebulized...
unless that is good to do.

Thanks!
Gina


-Original Message-
From: S&JY [mailto:you...@relia.net] 
Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 5:54 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: RE: CS>FW: asthma, pneumonia

Gina,

What works well for me is to use a Harbor Freight air brush (part number
47791-OVGA) with air coming from a Harbor Freight air brush air compressor
(93657-OVGA).  Just put an ounce or two of your normal 5 to 20 ppm CS (EIS)
in the air brush reservoir, adjust the nozzle for a fine mist, aim it at
your mouth and/or nose and inhale it several times, and repeat this
inhalation procedure many times a day.  Brooks Bradley, our resident list
expert in these matters, recommends supplying the air brush with pure
oxygen, instead of compressed air, but the compressed air seems to work fine
for me.  Just be sure to use an oil-less air compressor so you don't inhale
oil fumes.

If you don't have a Harbor Freight store near you, you can order from
www.harborfreight.com 

Steve Y.

-Original Message-
From: Gina Moore [mailto:vegasmom...@cox.net] 
Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 6:16 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>FW: asthma, pneumonia

I had this info at one time, but can not find it now!  I would appreciate
someone telling me again how to nebulize CS.  I need all the details.  How
much CS?  How much dilutant?  (I'm using DI water.)  Any other details that
will help me will be appreciated!

My daughter (3 years old) is having what seems to be another asthma attack.
It's been several months since her last one (March), which actually ended up
in pneumonia.  I am not interested in going to the hospital with her, so I
want to do anything an everything I can to keep her out.  If there is some
other treatment that you know of that will help her, I would greatly
appreciate it!
 
Thank you!
Gina


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Re: CS>Liposomal Vit. C: Ancillary Commentary

2009-09-10 Thread Alan Jones

Pardon my ignorance, but I interpreted Brooks' post as suggesting that
sodium ascorbate should be used with the blender method, but he didn't
mention the ultrasonic method.

Is sodium ascorbate preferred to ascorbic acid when using the ultrasonic
method?

Alan

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RE: CS>FW: asthma, pneumonia

2009-09-10 Thread

Gina,

What works well for me is to use a Harbor Freight air brush (part number
47791-OVGA) with air coming from a Harbor Freight air brush air compressor
(93657-OVGA).  Just put an ounce or two of your normal 5 to 20 ppm CS (EIS)
in the air brush reservoir, adjust the nozzle for a fine mist, aim it at
your mouth and/or nose and inhale it several times, and repeat this
inhalation procedure many times a day.  Brooks Bradley, our resident list
expert in these matters, recommends supplying the air brush with pure
oxygen, instead of compressed air, but the compressed air seems to work fine
for me.  Just be sure to use an oil-less air compressor so you don't inhale
oil fumes.

If you don't have a Harbor Freight store near you, you can order from
www.harborfreight.com 

Steve Y.

-Original Message-
From: Gina Moore [mailto:vegasmom...@cox.net] 
Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 6:16 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>FW: asthma, pneumonia

I had this info at one time, but can not find it now!  I would appreciate
someone telling me again how to nebulize CS.  I need all the details.  How
much CS?  How much dilutant?  (I'm using DI water.)  Any other details that
will help me will be appreciated!

My daughter (3 years old) is having what seems to be another asthma attack.
It's been several months since her last one (March), which actually ended up
in pneumonia.  I am not interested in going to the hospital with her, so I
want to do anything an everything I can to keep her out.  If there is some
other treatment that you know of that will help her, I would greatly
appreciate it!
 
Thank you!
Gina


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CS>FW: asthma, pneumonia

2009-09-10 Thread Gina Moore

I had this info at one time, but can not find it now!  I would appreciate
someone telling me again how to nebulize CS.  I need all the details.  How
much CS?  How much dilutant?  (I'm using DI water.)  Any other details that
will help me will be appreciated!

My daughter (3 years old) is having what seems to be another asthma attack.
It's been several months since her last one (March), which actually ended up
in pneumonia.  I am not interested in going to the hospital with her, so I
want to do anything an everything I can to keep her out.  If there is some
other treatment that you know of that will help her, I would greatly
appreciate it!
 
Thank you!
Gina


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RE: CS>Liposomal Vit. C: Ancillary Commentary

2009-09-10 Thread ransley

Brooks- 
 
For those of us who are already doing this with an ultrasonic unit, and we
are using L-Ascorbic Acid per your original instructions, should we now
convert it to sodium ascorbate prior to encapsulation?
 
Thanks, DaddyBob

RE: CS>Rec. for Dr. Gerald Smith DDS

2009-09-10 Thread nenahsylver

[gmetropulo] Anyone have any insight into biological dentist Dr. Gerald
Smith and his biological root canals and treatments? Couldn't get much info
on him or dental practice. the sec. told me he does treatment based on
energy testing vs. xrays. does not promote exractions. Does root canal with
bio-frequencies.does whole body testing and have clients all over the world.
He's in Phil.

=

 

In going through my emails, I found this older post. If you're still
interested . . . Gerald is a genius and multi-faceted. If I lived nearby,
I'd see him.

 

Nenah

Re: CS>The Blue Man

2009-09-10 Thread NYlabs

In a message dated 9/10/2009 9:03:12 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
marmar...@bellsouth.net writes:

Did anyone see the Today show this morning?  The Blue Man was  back.  The 
Today Show teased the television audience with the question  "is he still 
blue?" and showed an outline of Paul (Whatever) backlit only so  you had to 
stay tuned to find out.

Here is the link to video clips of morning show moments showing the blue  
man.
 
http://tinyurl.com/md9g3o

Re: CS>Liposomal Vit. C: Ancillary Commentary

2009-09-10 Thread M. G. Devour

Dear Brooks,

Thank you again for this most valuable information. Your post was 
remarkably timely for me, as I just brought home my ultrasonic cleaner 
from the local Harbor Freight store and some granulated lecithin to 
begin experimenting with.

I have a couple of jars of sodium ascorbate powder that I bought from 
Dr. Huggins a couple of years ago, and was just going to look up your 
past posts on this topic to see if it was appropriate to use instead of 
ascorbic acid, when you posted your comments.

I am hopeful that the high serum levels of vitamin C achievable by this 
method will help with scavenging circulating mercury with a simple and 
easily maintained protocol.

I used liposomal encapsulated vitamin C for a while after my dental 
revision, but the cost factor (not to mention absolutely hideous taste) 
eventually led me to stop using that product. I'm hoping that both 
difficulties will be relieved with this technique.

Again, my sincerest thanks.

Peace,

Mike D.
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
[mdev...@eskimo.com]
[Speaking only for myself...   ]


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CS>Are some microbes becoming resistant to silver?

2009-09-10 Thread nenahsylver

Dear list:

 

A colleague whom I respect recently drew my attention to the following
article, which explains the mechanism and cross-bacterial transfer of silver
resistance genes among bacteria.

http://www.wwdmag.com/Coping-with-Resistance-to-Copper-Silver-Disinfection-a
rticle2768

 

The bottom of the website page lists some microorganisms known to be
resistant not only to silver, but also to copper (commonly used in hot tubs
and swimming pools):

 

Escherichia coli bacteria Cu

 

Klebsiella pneumoniae bacteria Cu & Ag

 

Legionella pneumophilia bacteria Cu & Ag

 

Salmonella sp. bacteria Ag

 

Vibrio cholerae bacteria Cu & Ag

 

Candida albicans yeast Cu

 

Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast Cu & Ag

 

Hartmenella vermiformis protozoa Cu & Ag

 

Tetrahymena pyriformis protozoa Cu & Ag

 

Paramecium sp. protozoa Cu & Ag

 

Amoeba sp. protozoa Cu & Ag

 

My colleague also did a search for "silver resistance" on PubMed. Article
12829274 mentions that in 2003, the E. coli strain O157:H7 was found to have
silver resistance genes in its genome.  

 

Are there any ways in which the studies showing microbial resistance to
silver could be flawed? I'd hate to see the preventive, or even more
restrained, use of CS create silver-resistant microorganisms.

 

I welcome informed input.

 

Nenah 

  

Nenah Sylver, PhD

author: The Rife Handbook of Frequency Therapy (2009),

now available in HARDCOVER

& The Holistic Handbook of Sauna Therapy

  www.nenahsylver.com

CS>Error correction.

2009-09-10 Thread Brooks Bradley

  A few moments ago I submitted a post relating to liposomal encapsulation.
I made a pronounced typographical error.  In line 11the text should read
  "Sodium ascorbate is 3000% more absorbable, than is ascorbic acid." 
  My profound apologiesI completely missed it because of poor proofing.
Sincerely,   Brooks Bradley8.


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CS>Liposomal Vit. C: Ancillary Commentary

2009-09-10 Thread Brooks Bradley

I have not had available time in which to catch up on the various exchanges of the list membershipduring the past week or so, I believe I can offer a few comments that may be of valuefor those who are actually conducting research of their own.
Someone made a comment about the feasibility of implementing kitchen blenders for achieving the emulsifying force in the encapsulation liposomalenomena. It is true, in fact, that a certain measure of ascorbate encapsulation will result from such activity (about 20% maximum, under ideal conditions, employing special measures to control foaming). We did, actually, evaluate this type process...early on, in our preliminary research on this phenomena, but abandoned it because of low efficiency and requirements for closer tolerances between the liquid components. This said, if there are list members actively engaged in attempts to reconcile a useful, low-end efficiency encapsulation.there are some modifications/refinements they might considerto actually improve the encapsulation levels which might be acceptable (to them). The following comments might be of use to these individuals.
First, the conversion of Ascorbic Acid into sodium ascorbate is recommended.
There are several reasons for this: Sodium ph is at least 3000% more Vit in the human bodythan is ascorbic acid. By this conversion, it is much easier to buffer toward neutral phwhich will greatly mitigate against EXCESS foaming during the actual mixing/agitating of the encapsulation process.
One simple, acceptable, method for accomplishing this conversion is to mix One Part ascorbic acid and One Part Sodium Bicarbonate together in distilled water (e.g. one teaspoon Ascorbic acid with One teaspoon Sodium bicarbonate in one cup of water). Stir well and allow to sit [usually about 45 to 60 seconds or until the spontaneous generation of bubbles stops) for a few moments. Next, add about 1.5 teaspoons of powdered/granulated lecithininto the parent solution. Our best mixing results were achieved by using a hand-held mixing tool (e.g. Long shank mixer, with bottom-mounted blade.) Pour the liquid mix into a cylindrical glass or plastic (ordinary drinking glass is o.k.)container...but try to use one that is just wide enough to accommodate the diameter of the mixer blade assembly.for best results. Note: Do not fill above 1/2 of volume of container.
Start mixer at slowest speed and accelerate to high speed, being careful to not generate such high levels of foam as to overrun the top of the container. The amount of foaming present indicates (as a general rule) the ph of the solution. Agitate for about 60 seconds and observe the degree of foaming. If no higher than 1/2 inch, the ph is relatively close to neutral. If much higher, the ph is, probably, over on the acid side. In any case, it is not critical. This type of protocol should result in an encapsulation of about 20%-best achievement. However, there is one VERY important gain over using ascorbic acid as the vitamin C component-the UN-ENCAPSULATED vitamin C component, now present, is MUCH more rapidly absorbedthan would be a conventional ascorbic acid component.
These comments are for general, not exact, parameters. One may, at their own discretion, modify the Bicarb X Vit. C volumesto meet their personal taste. This includes variations in water volume versus dry component volumes.
The ratio of one to one for the volumes of Ascorbic acid and Bicarbonate of soda, is just a guideplaced well near the middle of acceptable ratios. Individuals may safely vary the ratiosin either direction. Researchers should understand that, as a general rule, the taste of the finished solution will be more tart on the acid side, and less so...on the basic (alkaline)side..and less pronounced on EITHER side...as dilution level is increased.
I hope these comments are of some value to researchers on the list.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradleyp

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Re: CS>The Blue Man - too expensive?

2009-09-10 Thread cking001

I can get distilled water at Wallmart for $.89 for a gallon.
At a supermarket it's $1.69.

If you pay more than $2 per gallon, you might find it frugal to invest
in a home distiller.

Chuck
If the opposite of pro is con, then what must be the opposite of
progress?


On 9/10/2009 2:40:42 PM, Rowena (new...@internode.on.net) wrote:
> People are still saying you can make colloidal silver for pennies.
> How much CS, and how many pennies?
> The distilled water is darned expensive, however worth while it may be.
> It's just the "for pennies" that gets me, not anything else.  To me,
> it's
> just silly to say it.
> Pennies was then, dollars is now.
> "Make your own, and save dollars."
> Thank you.  I'll go away now.
> Rowena
> 
> 
> >  Second -- he said that "it's
> very expensive to make".  These
> > statements by way of explanation of why he's not taking CS at this
> > time.  Wht?  Expensive?  Someone refresh my memory
> > -- didn't he refuse to give his recipe for what he's calling colloidal
> > silver?  MA
> 
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Re: CS>The Blue Man - too expensive?

2009-09-10 Thread Dave Darrin

You can distill it yourself with a small sheet of black plastic and a pebble
for weight along with a heat source -- the sun maybe?
that's cheap!
Dave

On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 12:54 PM, Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:

> Actually, I got that wrong, it was £11 per 500mls!  I did think about the
> distiller but decided against it as I don't make massive amounts usually.
>  dee
> On 10 Sep 2009, at 20:02, Smitty wrote:
>
> I know, my DW costs £17 ($25) per gallon, but that's still better than £11
>
> per quart which is what I used to pay for my CS.  And that was *cheap*
>
> compared to Holland and Barret where it is £15 for less than 250mls!  dee
>
>
> It might pay you to invest in a distiller, if you make a lot of CS.
>
> Smitty
>
>
>
>

Re: CS>RE: silver-digest Digest V2009 #453


Thanks Smitty!  dee

On 10 Sep 2009, at 20:47, Smitty wrote:


I think its selenomethionine (spelling?)  dee


Your spelling is correct =
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selenomethionine

Smitty


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Re: CS>The Blue Man - too expensive?

Actually, I got that wrong, it was £11 per 500mls!  I did think about  
the distiller but decided against it as I don't make massive amounts  
usually.  dee

On 10 Sep 2009, at 20:02, Smitty wrote:

I know, my DW costs £17 ($25) per gallon, but that's still better  
than £11
per quart which is what I used to pay for my CS.  And that was  
*cheap*
compared to Holland and Barret where it is £15 for less than  
250mls!  dee


It might pay you to invest in a distiller, if you make a lot of CS.

Smitty

Re: CS>RE: silver-digest Digest V2009 #453

> I think its selenomethionine (spelling?)  dee

Your spelling is correct =
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selenomethionine

Smitty


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Re: CS>The Blue Man - too expensive?

2009-09-10 Thread Day Sutton

I get my DW for 79 cents per gallon.  Don't know how much the electricity
costs.

On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 3:02 PM, Smitty  wrote:

> > I know, my DW costs £17 ($25) per gallon, but that's still better than
> £11
> > per quart which is what I used to pay for my CS.  And that was *cheap*
> > compared to Holland and Barret where it is £15 for less than 250mls!  dee
>
> It might pay you to invest in a distiller, if you make a lot of CS.
>
> Smitty
>
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CS>distillers

2009-09-10 Thread nenahsylver

I bought a perfectly serviceable distiller from Sears several years ago for
a little over $100.

 

Nenah

 

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Re: CS>The Blue Man - too expensive?

> I know, my DW costs £17 ($25) per gallon, but that's still better than £11
> per quart which is what I used to pay for my CS.  And that was *cheap*
> compared to Holland and Barret where it is £15 for less than 250mls!  dee

It might pay you to invest in a distiller, if you make a lot of CS.

Smitty


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Re: CS>The Blue Man - too expensive?

> Good grief, Darren, 87 cents?
>  How much do you get for that?
>  Maybe I'll have to let them say:
>  "Make your own CS for pennies, unless you live in ..."
>Rowena

Are you in Canada ?
Where do you get distilled water and how much per gallon ?

Smitty


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Re: CS>The Blue Man - too expensive?

I know, my DW costs £17 ($25) per gallon, but that's still better than  
£11 per quart which is what I used to pay for my CS.  And that was  
*cheap* compared to Holland and Barret where it is £15 for less than  
250mls!  dee


On 10 Sep 2009, at 19:40, Rowena wrote:


People are still saying you can make colloidal silver for pennies.
How much CS, and how many pennies?
The distilled water is darned expensive, however worth while it may  
be.
It's just the "for pennies" that gets me, not anything else.  To me,  
it's just silly to say it.

Pennies was then, dollars is now.
"Make your own, and save dollars."
Thank you.  I'll go away now.
Rowena

Re: CS>Adding hydrogen peroxide to cs?

2009-09-10 Thread Kirsteen Wright

On Mon, Sep 7, 2009 at 3:54 PM, Ode Coyote  wrote:

>
>
>  The problem is doing it to a fresh batch.
>  Wait a few days and it won't go cloudy.
>
> I've got a batch which went cloudy. I understand I should have waited but
is this now unusable or is there any way to rescue it. It's a 5 litre
container :-(

Kirsteen

Re: CS>The Blue Man - too expensive?

2009-09-10 Thread Rowena


Good grief, Darren, 87 cents?
How much do you get for that?
Maybe I'll have to let them say:
"Make your own CS for pennies, unless you live in ..."
R

Rowena wrote:

People are still saying you can make colloidal silver for pennies.
How much CS, and how many pennies?
The distilled water is darned expensive, however worth while it may be.
It's just the "for pennies" that gets me, not anything else.  To me, 
it's just silly to say it.

Pennies was then, dollars is now.
"Make your own, and save dollars."
Thank you.  I'll go away now.
Rowena


 Second -- he said that "it's very expensive to make".  These 
statements by way of explanation of why he's not taking CS at this 
time.  Wht?  Expensive?  Someone refresh my 
memory -- didn't he refuse to give his recipe for what he's calling 
colloidal silver?  MA 



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Re: CS>The Blue Man - too expensive?

2009-09-10 Thread Fuzzmom

um...I get distillled water at walmare for 78 cents a gallon.
- Original Message - 
From: "Rowena" 

To: 
Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 2:40 PM
Subject: Re: CS>The Blue Man - too expensive?

People are still saying you can make colloidal silver for pennies.
How much CS, and how many pennies?
The distilled water is darned expensive, however worth while it may be.
It's just the "for pennies" that gets me, not anything else.  To me,
it's just silly to say it.
Pennies was then, dollars is now.
"Make your own, and save dollars."
Thank you.  I'll go away now.
Rowena

 Second -- he said that "it's very expensive to make".  These
statements by way of explanation of why he's not taking CS at this
time.  Wht?  Expensive?  Someone refresh my memory
-- didn't he refuse to give his recipe for what he's calling colloidal
silver?  MA

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Re: CS>The Blue Man - too expensive?

2009-09-10 Thread Rowena


People are still saying you can make colloidal silver for pennies.
How much CS, and how many pennies?
The distilled water is darned expensive, however worth while it may be.
It's just the "for pennies" that gets me, not anything else.  To me, 
it's just silly to say it.

Pennies was then, dollars is now.
"Make your own, and save dollars."
Thank you.  I'll go away now.
Rowena


 Second -- he said that "it's very expensive to make".  These 
statements by way of explanation of why he's not taking CS at this 
time.  Wht?  Expensive?  Someone refresh my memory 
-- didn't he refuse to give his recipe for what he's calling colloidal 
silver?  MA 



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Re: CS>The Blue Man

I think he doesn't want to be cured, after all, he has become famous  
since he was 'discovered' so why would he want to sink back into  
obscurity again?  dee


On 10 Sep 2009, at 19:27, Dave Darrin wrote:

He said he is in Bellingham Wa. That is a semi small town with a  
Walmart and a number of grocery chain stores that all have distilled  
water.  Maybe he's to broke to afford 87 cents for water?

Dave

CS>Mac question - OT

Does anyone out there have a Mac?  If so, can someone tell me how to  
turn off the preview pane in Mail please?  A private reply would be  
fine.  dee

Re: CS>The Blue Man

2009-09-10 Thread Dave Darrin

He said he is in Bellingham Wa. That is a semi small town with a Walmart and
a number of grocery chain stores that all have distilled water.  Maybe he's
to broke to afford 87 cents for water?
Dave

On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 10:06 AM, Clayton Family wrote:

> A while back, somebody posted that they had been in contact with him and
> were working with him on reversing his argyria. They were supplying him with
> some EIS, I believe, and were advising him on supplements.
> If he is pursuing that, then he would have stopped making his brew with tap
> water, and needs distilled water, etc, which may be unavailable to him for
> some reason. A distiller is not that cheap, esp for some of us.
>
> Kathryn
>
> On Sep 10, 2009, at 8:02 AM, MaryAnn Helland wrote:
>
> Did anyone see the Today show this morning?  The Blue Man was back.  The
> Today Show teased the television audience with the question "is he still
> blue?" and showed an outline of Paul (Whatever) backlit only so you had to
> stay tuned to find out.  Well -- the answer is yes, he's still blue but
> seems to have lost some intensity of color.  But I'm wondering what the heck
> this guy is taking -- he made two statements during the interview that were
> absolutely baffling.  First he said that he has moved and that he can't make
> his "colloidal silver" where he's living now.  That does not compute.  If
> he's living in a tent without electricity, he can still make it with
> batteries.  Second -- he said that "it's very expensive to make".  These
> statements by way of explanation of why he's not taking CS at this time.
> Wht?  Expensive?  Someone refresh my memory -- didn't he
> refuse to give his recipe for what he's calling colloidal silver?  MA
>
>
>

Re: CS>RE: silver-digest Digest V2009 #453


I think its selenomethionine (spelling?)  dee

On 9 Sep 2009, at 21:04, Melly Bag wrote:


Joyce,

There are many forms of selenium, did she indicate which is best?
Thanks.

melly

Re: CS>OT - Picture of a Molecule


Amazing, they look like pills!  dee

On 9 Sep 2009, at 20:32, Norton, Steve wrote:




Ever wonder what a molecule looks like? IBM was able to get a  
picture of one. There is a summary report and a picture at:


http://pipeline.corante.com/archives/2009/09/03/real_molecules.php

Re: CS>The Blue Man

2009-09-10 Thread cking001

Could be he can't make it anymore because he's institutionalized  and
they won't let him.

Chuck
If you understand what youre doing, youre not learning anything.


On 9/10/2009 9:02:52 AM, MaryAnn Helland (marmar...@bellsouth.net)
wrote:
> Did anyone see the Today show this morning? The Blue Man was back. The
> Today Show teased the television audience with the question
> "is he still blue?" and showed an outline of Paul (Whatever) backlit only
> so you had to stay tuned to find out. Well -- the answer is yes,
> he's still blue but seems to have lost some intensity of color. But I'm
> wondering what the heck this guy is taking -- he made two statements
> during the interview that were absolutely baffling. First he said that he
> has moved and that he can't make his "colloidal silver" where he's living
> now. That does not compute. If
> he's living in a tent without electricity, he can still make it with 
> batteries. Second -- he said that "it's
> very expensive to make". These statements by way of explanation of why he's 
> not taking CS at this time. Wht? Expensive? Someone 
> refresh my memory -- didn't he refuse to give his recipe for what he's 
> calling colloidal silver? MA
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Re: CS>The Blue Man

2009-09-10 Thread Clayton Family

A while back, somebody posted that they had been in contact with him  
and were working with him on reversing his argyria. They were  
supplying him with some EIS, I believe, and were advising him on  
supplements.


If he is pursuing that, then he would have stopped making his brew  
with tap water, and needs distilled water, etc, which may be  
unavailable to him for some reason. A distiller is not that cheap, esp  
for some of us.


Kathryn

On Sep 10, 2009, at 8:02 AM, MaryAnn Helland wrote:

Did anyone see the Today show this morning?  The Blue Man was back.   
The Today Show teased the television audience with the question "is  
he still blue?" and showed an outline of Paul (Whatever) backlit  
only so you had to stay tuned to find out.  Well -- the answer is  
yes, he's still blue but seems to have lost some intensity of  
color.  But I'm wondering what the heck this guy is taking -- he  
made two statements during the interview that were absolutely  
baffling.  First he said that he has moved and that he can't make  
his "colloidal silver" where he's living now.  That does not  
compute.  If he's living in a tent without electricity, he can still  
make it with batteries.  Second -- he said that "it's very expensive  
to make".  These statements by way of explanation of why he's not  
taking CS at this time.  Wht?  Expensive?   
Someone refresh my memory -- didn't he refuse to give his recipe for  
what he's calling colloidal silver?  MA

Re: CS>The Blue Man

2009-09-10 Thread Fuzzmom

A lack of circulation can cause blueness to veins. 
  - Original Message - 
  From: Dave Darrin 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 10:45 AM
  Subject: Re: CS>The Blue Man

  Did you notice his hands--There were no blue moons on his thumbs.  Something 
that manifests first with Argeria.
  He also indicated a heart problem--could have something to do with his color.
  Dave

  On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 6:02 AM, MaryAnn Helland  
wrote:

Did anyone see the Today show this morning?  The Blue Man was back.  The 
Today Show teased the television audience with the question "is he still blue?" 
and showed an outline of Paul (Whatever) backlit only so you had to stay tuned 
to find out.  Well -- the answer is yes, he's still blue but seems to have lost 
some intensity of color.  But I'm wondering what the heck this guy is taking -- 
he made two statements during the interview that were absolutely baffling.  
First he said that he has moved and that he can't make his "colloidal silver" 
where he's living now.  That does not compute.  If he's living in a tent 
without electricity, he can still make it with batteries.  Second -- he said 
that "it's very expensive to make".  These statements by way of explanation of 
why he's not taking CS at this time.  Wht?  Expensive?  
Someone refresh my memory -- didn't he refuse to give his recipe for what he's 
calling colloidal silver?  MA  

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Re: CS>free book - Iodine Remedies Anne

2009-09-10 Thread ZZekelink

 
In a message dated 9/9/2009 3:04:45 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
anniebsmy...@gmail.com writes:

Thank  you:) DMSO List? Link please?

Annie



_DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO  sign in_ 
(http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO/)It is a yahoo 
group,

Re: CS>test

2009-09-10 Thread ZZekelink

 
In a message dated 9/9/2009 10:35:35 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
dianne_fra...@hotmail.com writes:

made a  post that didn't show up.  testing..


It's on the "list".   :-)

Re: CS>The Blue Man

2009-09-10 Thread Dave Darrin

Did you notice his hands--There were no blue moons on his thumbs.  Something
that manifests first with Argeria.
He also indicated a heart problem--could have something to do with his
color.
Dave

On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 6:02 AM, MaryAnn Helland wrote:

> Did anyone see the Today show this morning?  The Blue Man was back.  The
> Today Show teased the television audience with the question "is he still
> blue?" and showed an outline of Paul (Whatever) backlit only so you had to
> stay tuned to find out.  Well -- the answer is yes, he's still blue but
> seems to have lost some intensity of color.  But I'm wondering what the heck
> this guy is taking -- he made two statements during the interview that were
> absolutely baffling.  First he said that he has moved and that he can't make
> his "colloidal silver" where he's living now.  That does not compute.  If
> he's living in a tent without electricity, he can still make it with
> batteries.  Second -- he said that "it's very expensive to make".  These
> statements by way of explanation of why he's not taking CS at this time.
> Wht?  Expensive?  Someone refresh my memory -- didn't he
> refuse to give his recipe for what he's calling colloidal silver?  MA
>

CS>The Blue Man