Re: CS>Crystals in ear canal

[Jane MacRoss]

As we get older crystalline debris forms in the middle ear fluid - this causes 
vertigo and BPPV (check google) the Epsley (I think that's how you spell it) 
exercises help but I cured mine eating 2lbs of crystallized ginger (proving it 
is related to the condition of the liver even though it is an ear symptom!)

HTH!

Jane 

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  - Original Message - 
  From: Deborah Gerard 
  To: cs 
  Sent: Saturday, June 19, 2010 7:37 AM
  Subject: CS>Crystals in ear canal


  My mom lost her balance and fell today. She said she was extremely dizzy.  
Went to ER and after some tests they said she had crystals in her ear canal.
  Any suggestions would be so appreciated,
  Thanks Debbie




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Re: CS>20 things you need to know about serotonin from HealthBookSummaries.com

[Dorothy Fitzpatrick]

Actually, strangely enough, I do agree with you on this one--from personal 
experience.  Whenever I have taken anything like this, I have always felt lack 
lustre and depressed.  its like with melatonin--if I take that, then I get 
restless leg syndrome and feel really agitated.  They put my husband on Prozac 
once - a seratonin raising agent - and this caused him to feel much worse.  dee

On 18 Jun 2010, at 20:42, bodhisattva wrote:

> I don't have much time for a detailed reply right now, but let me say, the 
> entire Seratonin thing is a giant SCAM.
> 
> 1) SSRI's primary function is birth control, Abortion/Miscarriage. The govt, 
> and drug companies know this, it's old news. I have research from the 70's 
> that prove elevated seratonin messes with fertility, and if pregnant, 
> dramatically increases miscarriage rates. It's not really the SSRIs, its 
> actually the seratonin increase that causes this, but that's what SSRI's do.
> 


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Re: CS>Crystals in ear canal

[Tony Moody]

On 18 Jun 2010 at 14:37, Deborah Gerard wrote about :
Subject : CS>Crystals in ear canal

> My mom lost her balance and fell today. She said she was extremely dizzy. 
> Went to ER and after some tests they said she had crystals in her ear
> canal. Any suggestions would be so appreciated, Thanks Debbie
>
>
>

An idea is to clear the eustacian tubes.

Sniff salt water (1/4 teaspoon per cup warm water)

Or Sniff vitC and bicarb solution.
Can add CS to either of the above

A bowl of hot water, a drop or two friars balsam ; put a towel over head
and breathe in the steam.


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Re: CS>Crystals in ear canal

[arthur rambo]

I have been dealing with a "plugged" ear for a couple weeks. I few drops of 
common peroxide 3% does wonders. 

 I was in China a few years back; lost my hearing in the same ear; went the 
hospital, and they used a device to flood the canal several times, until a huge 
amount of wax came out. I was surprised to see this size and yet no pain when 
coming out. They just kept flooding and then drawing several times. 





From: Tony Moody 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sat, June 19, 2010 12:57:11 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Crystals in ear canal

On 18 Jun 2010 at 14:37, Deborah Gerard wrote about :
Subject : CS>Crystals in ear canal

> My mom lost her balance and fell today. She said she was extremely dizzy. 
> Went to ER and after some tests they said she had crystals in her ear
> canal. Any suggestions would be so appreciated, Thanks Debbie
>
>
>

An idea is to clear the eustacian tubes.

Sniff salt water (1/4 teaspoon per cup warm water)

Or Sniff vitC and bicarb solution.
    Can add CS to either of the above

A bowl of hot water, a drop or two friars balsam ; put a towel over head
and breathe in the steam.


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Re: CS>Crystals in ear canal

[Deborah Gerard]

Hi Arthur,
Is a plugged ear the same as crystals in the ear?
thanks Debbie





From: arthur rambo 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sat, June 19, 2010 8:32:06 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Crystals in ear canal


I have been dealing with a "plugged" ear for a couple weeks. I few drops of 
common peroxide 3% does wonders. 

 I was in China a few years back; lost my hearing in the same ear; went the 
hospital, and they used a device to flood the canal several times, until a huge 
amount of wax came out. I was surprised to see this size and yet no pain when 
coming out. They just kept flooding and then drawing several times. 





From: Tony Moody 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sat, June 19, 2010 12:57:11 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Crystals in ear canal

On 18 Jun 2010 at 14:37, Deborah Gerard wrote about :
Subject : CS>Crystals in ear canal
and breathe in the steam.


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Re: CS>Crystals in ear canal

[Deborah Gerard]

Tony,
I recently started her nebulizing cs for COPD with great results and told her 
to breath it thru her nose as well,
Debbie





From: Tony Moody 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sat, June 19, 2010 3:57:11 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Crystals in ear canal

On 18 Jun 2010 at 14:37, Deborah Gerard wrote about :
Subject : CS>Crystals in ear canal

> My mom lost her balance and fell today. She said she was extremely dizzy. 
> Went to ER and after some tests they said she had crystals in her ear
> canal. Any suggestions would be so appreciated, Thanks Debbie
>
>
>

An idea is to clear the eustacian tubes.

Sniff salt water (1/4 teaspoon per cup warm water)

Or Sniff vitC and bicarb solution.
    Can add CS to either of the above

A bowl of hot water, a drop or two friars balsam ; put a towel over head
and breathe in the steam.


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Re: CS>tooth remedy

[Ode Coyote]

  You probably know how hard shells are, thus what sort of grit you'd be 
using in scrubbing your teeth.


Harder than enamel ?  Maybe not, but, in order to release the Calcium from 
Calcium Carbonate, it has to be exposed to an acid..like in the 
stomach...and releases Carbon Dioxide in the process.

The mouth doesn't normally have much, if any, acidity.
However, A bit of grit may help clean the area for a good bond interface.
I would suggest using Calcium Citrate or even dissolve the shell flour in 
Vinegar for Calcium Acetate.


 From experience, highly acidic beverages such as Grapefruit juice cleans 
out those micro tubules and makes my teeth very sensitive for days.
If you want to coat something and get a good bond, cleaneven 
"etched"... is good.


Grapefruit juice and shell flour paste?
 Calcium Citrate and some grit.  [Just a thought]

Sulphur is useful for healing.  Calcium Sulphate may be a choice,  Chalk, 
drywall board...TUMs


Arginine is said to enhance released HGH   levels  [Human Growth 
Hormone]...interesting addition, but not seeing how it relates to a direct 
effect on teeth or does anything at all prior to being metabolized.

 Virtually all foods contain it at some concentration.

Dr. Collins Restore Remineralizing Toothpaste - Rebuild, Revitalize & 
Restore A new kind of tooth care, Dr. Collins Restore Toothpaste 
strengthens and revitalizes your teeth with **ionic* calcium and 
other essential [ionic?] minerals. [Phosphorous] You will see and feel the 
difference in just a few brushings!


Good idea  Bodhi, but some major flaws, omissions and out right 
contradictions in the theory and application.


 Calcium Carbonate is insoluble in water [As every shell fish knows], 
definitely not Ionic and definitely abrasive.
 But like with concrete using gravel as an aggregate, very SMALL Calcium 
Carbonate particles could speed the fill rate while using the ionic forms 
as the cement.


So, what exactly IS tooth enamel lattice structure?
What will fit into it [make a bond ] and what won't...[What doesn't, 
doesn't matter ]


http://bmb.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/pdf_extract/31/2/115

Stannous Fluoride DOES interface in the lattice structure, but makes it 
brittle.  [Fluoridosis]


...wonder if Calcium and Phosphorus can be plated out of a solution and 
onto teeth with a tiny bit of DC current?
 Those porous fluid filled tubules [the fluid being the actual conductor 
of heat and cold] go straight to the nerve and a nerve transmits 
electricity quite well...could be a proprietary ionic pathway. [could also 
be painful]


Fill mouth with ionic minerals and go stand barefoot on a diode plate under 
a high tension power line ?  [wink]

..everything is good for something, right?

Ode

More info:

http://www.specialtyminerals.com/specialty-applications/specialty-markets-for-minerals/personal-care-and-cosmetics/toothpaste/
Specialty Minerals Calcium Carbonates in Toothpaste and Oral Care Products

Precipitated calcium carbonates (PCC) and ground calcium carbonates (GCCs) 
are used in general purpose toothpastes, specialty dentifrices, and other 
oral care products. PCC functions as a moderate-to-mild abrasive, a less 
expensive filler, and as a thickener or bodying agent when using smaller or 
high surface area PCCs. Because calcium carbonate is insoluble in water, it 
can only be used in opaque products, not in clear gels.



Calcium Carbonate: The Moderate to Mild Abrasive
The abrasivity of a mineral particle depends on two factorsits particle 
size and the basic hardness of the mineral.


Within a given mineral type, the smaller a particle, the less abrasive it 
will be; the larger, the more abrasive. Calcium carbonates used in various 
toothpastes range from 0.7 to 10 microns with the grade chosen partially 
depending on the degree of abrasiveness desired for the product.


The basic abrasivity of a mineral can be indicated by giving its Mohs 
Hardness number. The Mohs Hardness Scale runs from 1 to 10. The hardness of 
talc, the softest mineral, is defined as 1. The hardness of a diamond, the 
hardest mineral, is defined as 10.


As you can see from the graph, it is not a linear scale, but more 
exponential.  Therefore, a mineral with a hardness of 6 is not twice as 
abrasive as a mineral with a hardness of 3, but is about 8 times as hard.


Calcite is the pure mineral form of calcium carbonate. While the pure 
mineral itself has a Mohs Hardness of 3, the limestone rocks in which it is 
found also contain some quartz, or silica, giving ground limestones or GCCs 
Mohs values around 4. PCCs have silica removed during manufacturing, so its 
Mohs value is closer to 3. For comparison, silica has a Mohs value of 6.


Calcium carbonates are considered moderately abrasive, less abrasive than 
precipitated silicas, but abrasive enough to provide good cleaning.



A Range of Abrasivities
One test for abrasivity is the Einlehner Abrasion test where a bronze mesh 
is exposed to a 10-percent slurr

Re: CS>Crystals in ear canal

[bodhisattva]

COPD, get a (real) negative ionizer in her room and living room.  Coptis 
is an amazing herb to clear up the lungs. I wouldn't consider not having 
either of these around, they cure virtually any lung condition.


http://www.mysticmarvels.com/ionprojector1.html

http://www.herbschina.com/zen/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=125

Deborah Gerard wrote:

Tony,
I recently started her nebulizing cs for COPD with great results and 
told her to breath it thru her nose as well,

Debbie


*From:* Tony Moody 
*To:* silver-list@eskimo.com
*Sent:* Sat, June 19, 2010 3:57:11 AM
*Subject:* Re: CS>Crystals in ear canal

On 18 Jun 2010 at 14:37, Deborah Gerard wrote about :
Subject : CS>Crystals in ear canal

> My mom lost her balance and fell today. She said she was extremely 
dizzy. 
> Went to ER and after some tests they said she had crystals in her ear

> canal. Any suggestions would be so appreciated, Thanks Debbie
>
>
>

Re: CS>ot: Car Ionizer, once in a lifetime deal.

[Del]

How do you set them up for use in the house?
One in each room, or some other pattern?
I would assume if you only have one, you would put it
in the bedroom?
Do they run continuously?
Are they silent?
Do they emit ozone?  How much?
The following is an interesting article on air ionisers:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_ionizer

Del
- Original Message - 
From: "bodhisattva" 

To: 
Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 10:22 PM
Subject: CS>ot: Car Ionizer, once in a lifetime deal.


Folks, I have been testing ionizers of all types for a long time. 
Virtually every ionizer I purchased for the home, didn't actually put 
out negative ions! In fact, some of them didn't put out anything, and 
some of these were from major companies, Sunbeam, etc. Others, that 
supposedly work, were what I consider excessively priced (over $100).







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Re: CS>osteoporosis

[Kathy Tankersley]

Ode, I have no experience with Comfrey or sulphur.  Question:
1.  Do I buy Comfrey salve, comfrey to make a tea, or what?  Do you rub it 
on (my spine for example)

2.  On the sulphur, what do I look for, make a paste, or take it internally?
3.  DMSO, I assume you rub it on the spine or wherever it is needed?

ThanksKathy
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From: "Ode Coyote" 

To: 
Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 5:01 AM
Subject: Re: CS>osteoporosis





  many of the dangers presented when the liver processes things can be 
avoided or reduced by absorption through the skin...bypassing the liver 
for the greater part and taking far less of it to do the job.
 Tincture of Comfrey and DMSO???  lotsa sulphur, essential to bone 
growth.


ode


At 11:53 AM 6/17/2010 -0500, you wrote:
Weight exercises have been shown to be the best for rebuilding bone 
strength.  Which is exercising where you use weights with the body. 
There's even a vest for women that is weighted and you wear it for a few 
hours daily.  It puts 'stress' on the body/bones, and the bones, like 
muscles, rebound by building strength.


Also, you may want to look at Dr. Christopher's BF&C tincture.  I believe 
they call it something else now, but if you Google you will find it.  It 
stands for Bone Flesh and Cartilage.  It does wonders for building 
bones--BUT, I believe along with the name change they also took comfrey 
out of the formula--and that is the very reason it worked so great! 
Comfrey is also called bone-knit because it rebuilds bones.


If you Google comfrey you will see that the FDA has a rant against 
internal use of it.  I believe there are very certain situations where 
ingesting comfrey needs to be done carefully, since it MAY effect the 
liver.  Which would mean that a person that already has a liver disease 
would not want oral comfrey.  But--for everyone else, comfrey has been 
used internally safely for centuries for just this very thing--building 
bones.


samala,
Renee
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My Dr. started me on the D3 over a year ago, as I was low on D.  I was 
retested a couple weeks ago, the D part is okay, but the osteoporosis is 
not improving.Thanks for answering,...Kathy





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CS>Magnesium Oxide Prills

[Dan Nave]

http://www.magnesiaspecialties.com/agricultural.htm

AniMag®, CropMag®, ProMag®:
Magnesium Oxide for Agricultural Applications

High purity magnesium oxide supplements for animal feeds, crops, and
fairways. Martin Marietta provides three magnesium oxide supplements
for use in agricultural applications:

AniMag magnesium oxide – A granular, high purity feed grade magnesium
oxide processed from magnesium-rich brines, AniMag is an excellent
source of magnesium for cattle, horses and poultry.

CropMag magnesium oxide – A unique combination of magnesium sulfate
and magnesium oxide in granular form, CropMag granules are gradually
released in soil, providing an excellent source of magnesium for a
variety of crops.

ProMag magnesium oxide – A unique non-burning combination of magnesium
sources in dust-free micro-prill form, ProMag is used in a wide range
of plant nutrient applications, including golf greens and fairways,
specialty turf, and gardens.


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Re: CS>Magnesium Oxide Prills

[Dan Nave]

http://www.magnesiaspecialties.com/students.htm

Check out the links on this page to see how the magnesium oxide, etc is made.

Dan

On Sat, Jun 19, 2010 at 2:04 PM, Dan Nave  wrote:
> http://www.magnesiaspecialties.com/agricultural.htm
>
> AniMag®, CropMag®, ProMag®:
> Magnesium Oxide for Agricultural Applications
>
> High purity magnesium oxide supplements for animal feeds, crops, and
> fairways. Martin Marietta provides three magnesium oxide supplements
> for use in agricultural applications:
>
> AniMag magnesium oxide – A granular, high purity feed grade magnesium
> oxide processed from magnesium-rich brines, AniMag is an excellent
> source of magnesium for cattle, horses and poultry.
>
> CropMag magnesium oxide – A unique combination of magnesium sulfate
> and magnesium oxide in granular form, CropMag granules are gradually
> released in soil, providing an excellent source of magnesium for a
> variety of crops.
>
> ProMag magnesium oxide – A unique non-burning combination of magnesium
> sources in dust-free micro-prill form, ProMag is used in a wide range
> of plant nutrient applications, including golf greens and fairways,
> specialty turf, and gardens.
>
>
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Re: CS>Magnesium Oxide Prills

[Gayla Roberts]

Isn't mag oxide supposed to be the hardest for us to absorb?
Gayla
- Original Message - 
From: "Dan Nave" 

To: 
Sent: Saturday, June 19, 2010 12:04 PM
Subject: CS>Magnesium Oxide Prills


http://www.magnesiaspecialties.com/agricultural.htm

AniMag®, CropMag®, ProMag®:
Magnesium Oxide for Agricultural Applications

High purity magnesium oxide supplements for animal feeds, crops, and
fairways. Martin Marietta provides three magnesium oxide supplements
for use in agricultural applications:

AniMag magnesium oxide – A granular, high purity feed grade magnesium
oxide processed from magnesium-rich brines, AniMag is an excellent
source of magnesium for cattle, horses and poultry.

CropMag magnesium oxide – A unique combination of magnesium sulfate
and magnesium oxide in granular form, CropMag granules are gradually
released in soil, providing an excellent source of magnesium for a
variety of crops.

ProMag magnesium oxide – A unique non-burning combination of magnesium
sources in dust-free micro-prill form, ProMag is used in a wide range
of plant nutrient applications, including golf greens and fairways,
specialty turf, and gardens.


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