Re: CS>OT, welbutrin
Here's some drug company info on Wellbutrin you might like to see. This isn't submitted in the spirit of debate, just information: I am generally anti-pharmaceuticals, although I've taken plenty in my time; A few years ago I took Prozac and got my Joy back: what a relief! But I don't think I would ever take an antidepressant again. I've realized that the drug corporations are withholding a lot of negative infomation on their products (and God knows we get blasted with chemicals in this country every day, just in our food!). The following info is just what they're willing to admit. Anyhoo, here's the quoted material: In a letter to health professionals,1 Health Canada and GlaxoSmithKline stated that 1127 reports of suspected adverse drug reactions for bupropion were received between May 1998 and May 28, 2001. Included were reports of 19 deaths (including 1 case of liver failure, 1 case of myocarditis, 3 cases of suicide), 172 reports of seizures or convulsions and 37 reports of serum-sickness-like reactions. Although cause-and-effect relations have not been established in the vast majority of the reports, it is important to remind physicians and warn patients of possible adverse effects of this medication. The drug Bupropion appears to block noradrenergic reuptake and dopaminergic reuptake in the brain. It is used as an antidepressant (marketed in Canada as Wellbutrin SR) and as a smoking cessation aid (marketed in Canada as Zyban). Common adverse events include dry mouth and insomnia, nausea, headache and rash.2 Bupropion is known to reduce seizure thresholds, with a seizure rate of about 1 in 1000 subjects treated.3 Anaphylactoid reactions, including dyspnea, angioedema, urticaria and pruritus, have been reported at a rate of 1 to 3 cases per 1000 patients enrolled in clinical trials.2 Symptoms of arthralgias, myalgias and fever and rash resembling serum sickness have been reported rarely. For detailed descriptions of drug interactions and adverse effects, see the product monograph. What to do Patients should be warned of the risks of potential serious adverse effects of these medications, including seizures and allergic reactions. Zyban and Wellbutrin SR should not be administered concurrently, nor should they be prescribed to patients with a seizure disorder. Furthermore, bupropion should not be administered to patients with conditions altering the seizure threshold, including anorexia nervosa or bulimia, patients with potential benzodiazepine or alcohol withdrawal, those with head trauma or central nervous system pathology, or patients taking antipsychotic drugs, systemic steroids, quinolone antibiotics or antimalarial drugs. Doses should be limited to no more than 150 mg per single dose and to no more than 300 mg per day. If a seizure or allergic reaction occurs, the medication should be discontinued and appropriate medical attention sought. To avoid prolonged QT intervals and ventricle arrhythmias secondary to thioridazine toxicity, bupropion should not be administered if a monoamine oxidase inhibitor or thioridazine antipsychotic drug has been given within the past 14 days. Bupropion is contraindicated in patients with severe hepatic impairment. A patient information sheet is now available online.4 - Eric Wooltorton, CMAJ Offered with concern and respect, Neil
Re: CS>OT: Zappers increase viral load?
In a message dated 3/1/2002 11:36:34 PM Pacific Standard Time, dtmil...@midiowa.net writes: > > Just out of curiosity, does the PCR happen to measure both dead and > live virii? Someone who's really sick will have to get rid of the > toxins produced by dead virii, and the skin's the major option when > the kidney's are overloaded Yes, the PCR measures not only Dead and Live virus but also counts pieces of dead virus, so it is a very murky measuring stick. Neil
Re: CS>Nebulizing CS
Dear Christiane, Thanks for sharing your story. Your experience with CS is very encouraging and heartwarming. My question is: Where did you get your nebulizer? I have found one here in town, an electric model, but they won't sell it to me without a prescription. Thanks so much, Neil
Re: CS>Nebulizing CS
In a message dated 4/14/2002 8:30:46 AM Pacific Daylight Time, dwells2...@aol.com writes: > Not sure where you live but common drugstores and Dimestores carry sonic > Dear Don, I looked around in drugstores here (in San Francisco) but couldn't find a single one. And in this town Dimestores have gone the way of the corner malt shop! Any other suggestions? Neil
Re: CS>Re: silver-digest Digest V102 #271
In a message dated 4/14/2002 10:48:18 AM Pacific Daylight Time, byron...@mindspring.com writes: > > Perhaps we are referring to an ultrasonic humidifier? It makes a nice > little cloud of nebulized water. > And you can get them anywhere. > > Byron > > > Actually, I'm referring to a nebulizer that fits over one's mouth and nose to get the aerosoled substance directly into the lungs. Neil
Re: CS>Nebulizing CS
Thanks a bunch, Bob, and to all of you who have offered info. Neil In a message dated 4/15/2002 7:49:50 AM Pacific Daylight Time, medwi...@tacom.army.mil writes: > > Hi I bought a nebulizer over the net HREF="http://www.portablenebs.com/";>www.portablenebs.com I bought the > ultrasonic I > like it and it works good but I do have to use hot water to heat the little > dish of Meds > The Mystique Ultrasonic Nebulizer $84.95 > There are lots of places to buy on net > I did not need a Prescription for mine > > Bob >
Re: CS>CS Salve
I once saw a website from which you could order a substance (some kind of inert gel) that you could mix with CS to make a salve, but have long since lost the link. But I know it's out there somewhere. Neil
Re: CS>Listowner comments... please read
In a message dated 4/17/2002 7:12:51 AM Pacific Daylight Time, mlehan...@msn.com writes: > > list, > I think a little experimentation may be helpful. If one were to use a > mineral like Magnesium it might replace or absorb the silver. > I was thinking the same thing. I have been using some products from Twilight that deliver magnesium throught the skin, apparently an infinitely more efficient method than taking it orally. Also, Twilight offers a product that makes "structured water" that is said to neutralize toxins in the body. I have been using these products with great results over the past few months. I can't say enough good about them. I have a financial interest in these products so I don't want to go beyond the moderator's rules about commercial activity on this forum by saying too much here. If anyone would like more information about the products and how to order them wholesale you may email me OFFLIST! and I will be happy to send you an attachment with the information and answer your questions privately. Sincerely, Neil Rhoads
Re: CS>Prill Thin Water
In a message dated 5/2/2002 5:31:26 AM Pacific Daylight Time, t...@shaw.ca writes: > > Ian Roe wrote: > > > Hi: > > > > Has anyone tried to make CS out of Prill Thin Water? > > > > Ian > Dear Ian, I haven't used the Prill water to make CS with but I have been drinking it for 5 months and love it. It tastes so good and goes down easy. I can't think of any reason why it wouldn't make good CS. According to the inventor, Jim Carter, the Prill beads don't add anything at all to the water, they just restructure it. He has said that Prill water will corrode metals over time but that might be a neutral factor or an asset in making CS with it. I will ask around to those "in the know" about Prill water and see what I can find out. Regards, Neil
Re: CS>Prill Thin Water
In a message dated 5/2/2002 6:01:07 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ian_onta...@hotmail.com writes: > > I know they say that the prills add nothing to the water but that is not > true. I started with R.O. water at 6 ppm TDS and wound up with water at > 83ppm TDS or about 1/2 the TDS of our municipal water which is at 170 to > 190 ppm. > Please, what is TDS?
Re: CS>Prill Thin Water
In a message dated 5/5/2002 11:12:43 AM Pacific Daylight Time, dtmil...@midiowa.net writes: I sure would like to find out if the Prill beads really do dissolve > (slowly) and add magnesium to the water. I, too, would like to know if the Prill beads dissolve. As for the magnesium, there never was a claim, as far as I know, that the Prill beads add magnesium to the water. Their only purported effects are to restructure the water and neutralize toxins. The other Twilight products are said to deliver magnesium to the body through the skin. Neil
Re: CS>Prill Restructured Water
In a message dated 5/10/2002 5:38:30 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ian_onta...@hotmail.com writes: > > I have since found a web site that more fully explains the technology > behind Prills. (75 pages of information including the first chapter of > Shealy's book)> Dear Ian, Could you give us the URL to this website, please? > > < The water unit sells for $1000 USD. Prills cost a great deal less ($70 > or less on special) and don't wear out.> When you order directly from Twilight the Prills cost $50.00 for one (or, as a limited-time special, $100.00 for 10). If any of you want the price list and order forms for Twilight, just email me off-list and I will send it to you (neilinthegar...@aol.com). Alternatively, if there are 10 of you who want to get a bag of Prills beads and try the Prills water for yourselves, I will be happy to order the ten for $100.00 and mail them to you for $15.00 ($5.00 for shipping and handling) and you can try it out. The Prills water tastes very smooth and satisfying to me, and gives me lots of energy. Again, just email me off-list and we'll see if we get close to ten takers. < I already have high gauss magnets on my water intake pipes for several years now > and they probably help to deprogram the water before it comes out my taps.> I have rare earth magnets on my water intake pipes, too. The magnetized water makes my garden SHOOT up and bloom like crazy. Sincerely, Neil
Re: CS>More water questions, please
In a message dated 5/11/2002 6:47:50 AM Pacific Daylight Time, lindael...@aol.com writes: Dear Linda, I don't know what site Ian is referring to; hopefully he will tell us. But here's a Canadian website that has a lot of info on the Twilight products, including Prillwater: http://www.mandalavillage.org/";>Mandala Twilight Page And here's the URL for the water pipe magnets source. You can read up on it here: http://users.penn.com/~tomwflye/water.htm";>HARD WATER ACTS LIKE SOFT WATER WITHOUT CHEMICALS As for myself, I have the magnets on my water pipes, so the water arrives at my tap magnetized, then goes through a home filter to remove cooties, then I make Prill water with it. So by the time I drink it, it has been fiddled with to within an inch of it's life. Neil > Having made those decisions, this morning I turn on the computer and there > are all these messages about Prill Water, which I now think I > misunderstood, > and using MAGNETS at the water supply! Okay, I'm off researching again, > but > would appreciate comments > >
Re: CS>RE;SEA SILVER
In a message dated 5/15/2002 9:16:50 AM Pacific Daylight Time, abel...@tampabay.rr.com writes: > And it tastes great too! > I certainly wouldn't call the taste great, but tolerable. Neil
Re: CS>For cats?
In a message dated 5/24/2002 9:15:11 AM Pacific Daylight Time, mdud...@execonn.com writes: > > I am not sure it is because of the CS specifically. They seem to prefer > some > taste to the water. They will also pick toilet water and water from a bowl > filled with algae over pure clean water as well in my experience. > > Marshall My sick cat adores drinking Prill water with a little CS in it. Neil
Re: CS>Prill Water - Off Topic
Yes, I have been drinking Prill water for the last 5 months. The first thing I noticed was an upsurge in energy and stamina and well-being. (I have heard other poeople report the same thing. However, one woman said when she started drinking Prill water it made here very tired and dull, but soon that went away.) The increased energy lasted for a long time. Then I started to detox and experience some retracement. That receded and the energy and well-being returned. Also, I can drink lots and lots of the Prill water whereas before, drinking plain water made me feel bloated and nauseous. Curiously, my hair has started to darken back to it's more youthful color. Another Prill drinker has said the same thing. And, soon after I started drinking it my sleep patterns changed. For the first time in my life I've started waking up early in the morning, instead of sleeping like a lump until 8 or 9 o'clock. The other thing is I used to have to get up a couple of times a night to pee, but now I sleep through the night and in the morning let 'er rip. I've concluded, from my own experiences and that of others, that the primary effect of Prill water is that it stimulates and supports, through the process of cell hydration and toxin neutralization, the body's natural healing process. That would look different for each individual person. I feel really good about this product and want to share it with others. So, I've ordered several bags of Prill beads at the bulk price and am offering to mail them to the CS list members at the price I get them at, plus shipping and handling, if you're interested. That would be $20.00 for each bag, as opposed to the $50.00 retail price. My order hasn't arrived here yet so it may be a while before I could get them out to you. If you are interested please email me OFFLIST at neilinthegar...@aol.com Sincerely, Neil Rhoads
Re: CS>Re: silver-digest Digest V102 #530 Stevia
In a message dated 8/2/2002 5:08:05 PM Pacific Daylight Time, p.mark...@juno.com writes: > To find some good Stevia try the amazonherbco.com. > > Yes, I've found this nice clear Stevia to be the least saccharine-tasting of the Stevias. Neil
Re: CS>Re: HELP !!! UK SOURCE FOR CS NEEDED - V ILL WITH LYME
Dear Kevin, There is a company here in the US that ships to the UK. They are very loving people and would ship ASAP to you. They make a really good colloidal silver that is charged with love and payers, to boot. And their prices are very reasonable. They are at www.global-light-network.com Neil
CS>Electrically Charged Water
Here is a website that gives instructions for making "charged water" with a battery, and drinking it for healing purposes. This looks very close to the process for making colloidal silver, as you will see. I wonder: If this "charging" process really does have a positive healing effect does that explain part of the beneficial effect of colloidal silver? http://www.energizedwater.info/index.html";>Energized Water Neil
CS>OT: Colloidal Indium
Someone on this list mentioned a source for colloidal Indium. Could you post that again, please? (or email me privately at neilinthegar...@aol.com) Thanks so much Neil
