Re: CS>CS: Lipo L-Glutathione

[Tad Winiecki]

Harold MacDonald wrote:


My recipe for Liposomal L-Glutathione:

3 teaspoons [ equals 1 tablespoon] of Glutathione to 1/2 cup of DW.

3 tablespoons of Lecithin to 1 cup of DW.

Let sit until Lecithin is fully into solution as you do for Lipo C, 
then put both solutions into jewelry cleaner ,etc.


H.
Harold- I just made a similar recipe batch of CoQ10.  It took 12 
capsules to make 1 Tbsp of powdered CoQ10.  Maybe you would have some 
idea what kind of doses to take after making it.Since the 12 
capsules would have been 12 doses, it would take 2 Tbsp of Liposomes to 
get the 1 capsule, but since it is more absorbable I would assume I 
could take less at one time.  Would you take several doses a day?


I also don't know if it is better to take the Liposomes on an empty 
stomach or with food.  Any ideas?



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CS>GYNURA PROCUMBENS

[Jane MacRoss]

Just been reading about Gynura Procumbens - try spraying a weak soution of 
that? Sounds good, it's the 2nd herb down on this link I think:


www.herbsarespecial.com.au

Jane

- Original Message - 
From: "nessie" 

To: 
Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2011 12:54 PM
Subject: Re: CS>c/s and Bee Mites



I actually didn't want to spray the  live bees or have them  drink the c/s.
I only want to spray the cocoons and  houses to kill any mites, while
the  Mason bees themselves are still in the cocoons..
Will the c/s kill mites that may be on the cocoons , or on the  bee 
houses?

**

On 07/03/2011 10:15 AM, Marshall wrote:

I had this tested some years ago. The results were disastrous.
However it was not sprayed, but instead feed in a feeder.  I don't see
any way you could spay them when in the cocoon stage, since the cells
will be capped at that point.  Although the caps are porous so that
the pupa can get oxygen, I don't think any CS would be able to get in.

What happened is that the CS killed the bacteria in the bee's gut
required for their digestion.  The hive ended up with masses of bees
bloated with honey, who starved to death.

Marshall

On 3/7/2011 12:41 PM, nessie wrote:

Hi gang:
Does anyone know if c/s will kill Mason Bee mites if sprayed
  on them while they are in the cocoon  stage?
If the answer is yes, what strength c/s would be appropriate?
  Thanksnessie


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Re: CS>c/s and Bee Mites

[nessie]

I actually didn't want to spray the  live bees or have them  drink the c/s.
I only want to spray the cocoons and  houses to kill any mites, while 
the  Mason bees themselves are still in the cocoons..

Will the c/s kill mites that may be on the cocoons , or on the  bee houses?
**

On 07/03/2011 10:15 AM, Marshall wrote:
I had this tested some years ago. The results were disastrous.  
However it was not sprayed, but instead feed in a feeder.  I don't see 
any way you could spay them when in the cocoon stage, since the cells 
will be capped at that point.  Although the caps are porous so that 
the pupa can get oxygen, I don't think any CS would be able to get in.


What happened is that the CS killed the bacteria in the bee's gut 
required for their digestion.  The hive ended up with masses of bees 
bloated with honey, who starved to death.


Marshall

On 3/7/2011 12:41 PM, nessie wrote:

Hi gang:
Does anyone know if c/s will kill Mason Bee mites if sprayed
  on them while they are in the cocoon  stage?
If the answer is yes, what strength c/s would be appropriate?
  Thanksnessie


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Re: CS>c/s and Bee Mites

[Scotty]

So does this mean that CS kills good bacteria in humans too? This seems to be a 
controversial subject. 
Scotty
Have a great day!

 






From: Marshall 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Mon, March 7, 2011 10:15:20 AM
Subject: Re: CS>c/s and Bee Mites

I had this tested some years ago. The results were disastrous.  However it was 
not sprayed, but instead feed in a feeder.  I don't see any way you could spay 
them when in the cocoon stage, since the cells will be capped at that point.  
Although the caps are porous so that the pupa can get oxygen, I don't think any 
CS would be able to get in.

What happened is that the CS killed the bacteria in the bee's gut required for 
their digestion.  The hive ended up with masses of bees bloated with honey, who 
starved to death.

Marshall

On 3/7/2011 12:41 PM, nessie wrote:
> Hi gang:
> Does anyone know if c/s will kill Mason Bee mites if sprayed
>   on them while they are in the cocoon  stage?
> If the answer is yes, what strength c/s would be appropriate?
>   Thanksnessie
> 
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Re: CS>asthma

[PT Ferrance]

Jaxi, where can I find out about breathing techniques for specific issues like 
anxiety?
Thanks.
PT





From: jaxi 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Mon, March 7, 2011 2:19:44 PM
Subject: Re: CS>asthma


Kathy - was the method easy to learn?  I work with a great many kids with 
asthma.  I often use breathing techniques for anxiety calming/regulation.  If I 
could also incorporate some techniques that would help with the asthma too that 
would be amazing.

Jaxi


On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 12:36 PM, Kathy Tankersley  wrote:

Some of you may remember when I got out of the hospital last March and was very 
fustrated with being sick with asthma, getting over loaded with steroids and 
with the whole thing of not being able to breathe.  Some of you wonderful 
people 
sent me ideas, suggestions, etc.  One of the suggestions (although I tried alot 
of them) was the Buteyko Breathing Method.  Out of desperation, about a month 
ago, I ordered the book off ebay and began the breathing techniques.  I've been 
doing the breathing techniques about 3 weeks now, and I'm much better!  I could 
tell a big difference in just a week!  Since Nov of 2010, till three weeks ago, 
 I had shortness of breath so bad, I couldn't function, I was on prednisone, 
nebulizer 4 times a day along with the 'rescue' inhaler.  My Dr. told me that I 
am taking all they have to offer. The Buteyko Method has cut my Nebulizer down 
to 1 time a day with half the solution, rescue inhaler, maybe once a day, and 
I'm off predisone!    I'm thrilled with the results.  (I can't run a race) but 
I'm back to cleaning my house and doing my house work. 
>Anyway, I wanted to say ''thank you' to all of the ones that offered their 
>imput, I always go to the silver list to see what regular people are saying 
>about disease, etc.  Thanks again...Kathy 

Re: CS>asthma

[PT Ferrance]

Hi Kathy,
I think I'm one of the ones who recommended Buteyko Breathing to you.  I knew 
what it did for a friend.  It is a shame that it is not well known in the USA 
and that doctors keep hurting people with steroids.  Within a year my friend 
was 
asthma and allergy free. 

Good luck to you.
PT





From: Kathy Tankersley 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Mon, March 7, 2011 1:36:35 PM
Subject: CS>asthma


Some of you may remember when I got out of the hospital last March and was very 
fustrated with being sick with asthma, getting over loaded with steroids and 
with the whole thing of not being able to breathe.  Some of you wonderful 
people 
sent me ideas, suggestions, etc.  One of the suggestions (although I tried alot 
of them) was the Buteyko Breathing Method.  Out of desperation, about a month 
ago, I ordered the book off ebay and began the breathing techniques.  I've been 
doing the breathing techniques about 3 weeks now, and I'm much better!  I could 
tell a big difference in just a week!  Since Nov of 2010, till three weeks ago, 
 I had shortness of breath so bad, I couldn't function, I was on prednisone, 
nebulizer 4 times a day along with the 'rescue' inhaler.  My Dr. told me that I 
am taking all they have to offer. The Buteyko Method has cut my Nebulizer down 
to 1 time a day with half the solution, rescue inhaler, maybe once a day, and 
I'm off predisone!    I'm thrilled with the results.  (I can't run a race) but 
I'm back to cleaning my house and doing my house work. 
Anyway, I wanted to say ''thank you' to all of the ones that offered their 
imput, I always go to the silver list to see what regular people are saying 
about disease, etc.  Thanks again...Kathy 

Re: CS>asthma

[Kathy Tankersley]

Yes, the method is esy to learn, one of the basic things is to breathe out of 
your nose, not your mouth, and the method is very easy. to learn.  In fact, 
they say in the book that this can easily be taught to children (I think over 5 
years of age).  The book I got is 'Breathing Free' by Teresa Hale.  Another 
thing that they teach is, instead of reaching for the 'rescue inhaler', to do 
the breathing method first, then use the inhaler if still needed.  They 
recommend NOT  get rid of any of your medicine, inhalers, etc.  I was glad to 
read that as I am realizing that there is an 'emotional' tie to the inhalers, 
nebulizers, etc. (At least thats what I've found in my own experience).   If I 
can be of help any further, please write.  Kathy
  - Original Message - 
  From: jaxi 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Monday, March 07, 2011 1:19 PM
  Subject: Re: CS>asthma


  Kathy - was the method easy to learn?  I work with a great many kids with 
asthma.  I often use breathing techniques for anxiety calming/regulation.  If I 
could also incorporate some techniques that would help with the asthma too that 
would be amazing.

  Jaxi


  On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 12:36 PM, Kathy Tankersley  wrote:

Some of you may remember when I got out of the hospital last March and was 
very fustrated with being sick with asthma, getting over loaded with steroids 
and with the whole thing of not being able to breathe.  Some of you wonderful 
people sent me ideas, suggestions, etc.  One of the suggestions (although I 
tried alot of them) was the Buteyko Breathing Method.  Out of desperation, 
about a month ago, I ordered the book off ebay and began the breathing 
techniques.  I've been doing the breathing techniques about 3 weeks now, and 
I'm much better!  I could tell a big difference in just a week!  Since Nov of 
2010, till three weeks ago,  I had shortness of breath so bad, I couldn't 
function, I was on prednisone, nebulizer 4 times a day along with the 'rescue' 
inhaler.  My Dr. told me that I am taking all they have to offer. The Buteyko 
Method has cut my Nebulizer down to 1 time a day with half the solution, rescue 
inhaler, maybe once a day, and I'm off predisone!I'm thrilled with the 
results.  (I can't run a race) but I'm back to cleaning my house and doing my 
house work. 
Anyway, I wanted to say ''thank you' to all of the ones that offered their 
imput, I always go to the silver list to see what regular people are saying 
about disease, etc.  Thanks again...Kathy 

Re: CS>asthma

[jaxi]

Kathy - was the method easy to learn?  I work with a great many kids with
asthma.  I often use breathing techniques for anxiety calming/regulation.
If I could also incorporate some techniques that would help with the asthma
too that would be amazing.

Jaxi

On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 12:36 PM, Kathy Tankersley wrote:

>  Some of you may remember when I got out of the hospital last March and
> was very fustrated with being sick with asthma, getting over loaded with
> steroids and with the whole thing of not being able to breathe.  Some of you
> wonderful people sent me ideas, suggestions, etc.  One of the suggestions
> (although I tried alot of them) was the Buteyko Breathing Method.  Out of
> desperation, about a month ago, I ordered the book off ebay and began the
> breathing techniques.  I've been doing the breathing techniques about 3
> weeks now, and I'm much better!  I could tell a big difference in just a
> week!  Since Nov of 2010, till three weeks ago,  I had shortness of breath
> so bad, I couldn't function, I was on prednisone, nebulizer 4 times a day
> along with the 'rescue' inhaler.  My Dr. told me that I am taking all they
> have to offer. The Buteyko Method has cut my Nebulizer down to 1 time a day
> with half the solution, rescue inhaler, maybe once a day, and I'm off
> predisone!I'm thrilled with the results.  (I can't run a race) but I'm
> back to cleaning my house and doing my house work.
> Anyway, I wanted to say ''thank you' to all of the ones that offered their
> imput, I always go to the silver list to see what regular people are saying
> about disease, etc.  Thanks again...Kathy
>

Re: CS>CS: Lipo L-Glutathione

[Frank]

Hi Harold I am new to the thread. Could you guide me to the detailed method of 
sonicating, etc.etc. What other supplements do you are suitable for liposome 
treeatment?
Thanks Frank 

From: Harold MacDonald 
Sent: Monday, March 07, 2011 11:17 AM
To: Silver list 
Subject: CS>CS: Lipo L-Glutathione

My recipe for Liposomal L-Glutathione: 

3 teaspoons [ equals 1 tablespoon] of Glutathione to 1/2 cup of DW. 

3 tablespoons of Lecithin to 1 cup of DW. 

Let sit until Lecithin is fully into solution as you do for Lipo C, then put 
both solutions into jewelry cleaner ,etc. 

H.

CS>asthma

[Kathy Tankersley]

Some of you may remember when I got out of the hospital last March and was very 
fustrated with being sick with asthma, getting over loaded with steroids and 
with the whole thing of not being able to breathe.  Some of you wonderful 
people sent me ideas, suggestions, etc.  One of the suggestions (although I 
tried alot of them) was the Buteyko Breathing Method.  Out of desperation, 
about a month ago, I ordered the book off ebay and began the breathing 
techniques.  I've been doing the breathing techniques about 3 weeks now, and 
I'm much better!  I could tell a big difference in just a week!  Since Nov of 
2010, till three weeks ago,  I had shortness of breath so bad, I couldn't 
function, I was on prednisone, nebulizer 4 times a day along with the 'rescue' 
inhaler.  My Dr. told me that I am taking all they have to offer. The Buteyko 
Method has cut my Nebulizer down to 1 time a day with half the solution, rescue 
inhaler, maybe once a day, and I'm off predisone!I'm thrilled with the 
results.  (I can't run a race) but I'm back to cleaning my house and doing my 
house work. 
Anyway, I wanted to say ''thank you' to all of the ones that offered their 
imput, I always go to the silver list to see what regular people are saying 
about disease, etc.  Thanks again...Kathy 

Re: CS>c/s and Bee Mites

[Marshall]

I had this tested some years ago. The results were disastrous.  However 
it was not sprayed, but instead feed in a feeder.  I don't see any way 
you could spay them when in the cocoon stage, since the cells will be 
capped at that point.  Although the caps are porous so that the pupa can 
get oxygen, I don't think any CS would be able to get in.


What happened is that the CS killed the bacteria in the bee's gut 
required for their digestion.  The hive ended up with masses of bees 
bloated with honey, who starved to death.


Marshall

On 3/7/2011 12:41 PM, nessie wrote:

Hi gang:
Does anyone know if c/s will kill Mason Bee mites if sprayed
  on them while they are in the cocoon  stage?
If the answer is yes, what strength c/s would be appropriate?
  Thanksnessie


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CS>c/s and Bee Mites

[nessie]

Hi gang:
Does anyone know if c/s will kill Mason Bee mites if sprayed
  on them while they are in the cocoon  stage?
If the answer is yes, what strength c/s would be appropriate?
  Thanksnessie


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CS>CS: Lipo L-Glutathione

[Harold MacDonald]

My recipe for Liposomal L-Glutathione: 

3 teaspoons [ equals 1 tablespoon] of Glutathione to 1/2 cup of DW. 

3 tablespoons of Lecithin to 1 cup of DW. 

Let sit until Lecithin is fully into solution as you do for Lipo C, then put 
both solutions into jewelry cleaner ,etc. 

H.

RE: CS>Are the CS Lists down?

[Tony Moody]

Yes Jimmy, It is very quiet here too.

OK,
Tony

On 7 Mar 2011 at 14:35, Jimmy Menning wrote about :
Subject : RE: CS>Are the CS Lists down?

> Sorry folks.  All must be OK as I got my own posted email.  
> 
> Jimmy 
> 
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Jimmy Menning [mailto:mennj...@gmail.com] 
> > Sent: Monday, March 07, 2011 14:12
> > To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> > Subject: CS>Are the CS Lists down?
> > 
> > Hi all,
> > 
> > I've received no emails from the CS or OT List at eskimo.com 
> > for 4 days.  The last emails at the websites for both the CS List
> > Archives and the OT List Archives are also 4 days old.  
> > Anybody know what's up?
> > 
> > Much obliged,
> > 
> > Jimmy
> > 
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