Re: CSafib -- so true!
Take magnesium citrate capsules. It's missing from our depleted soil and water. On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 9:49 AM, Sarah Miller sarahmiller...@gmail.comwrote: What are some good ways to get efficient in magnesium? On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 11:26 AM, Judy Knowlton judydownma...@roadrunner.com wrote: ** -Original Message- *From:* Shirley Reed [mailto:pj20...@yahoo.com] *Sent:* Monday, March 04, 2013 11:17 AM *To:* silver-list@eskimo.com *Subject:* CSafib Since nearly everyone is deficient in magnesium (which is required for muscle contraction and relaxation) supplementing with this nutrient may be helpful. From what I have read, it usually results in the disappearance of the problem. And if we are deficient in one mineral, we usually are deficient in others. Best wishes, pj -- *Peace . . . Rachel Hawkridge in a NE Seattle 'burb *
Re: CSHello and question..
I'm with Gene. I think MSM (internally) might be great for cataract prevention, but once you have them . . . not so much. Cataract surgery is 30 min nap in outpatient surgical center. Cake. I did mine at 43. On Wed, Feb 6, 2013 at 3:49 PM, Gene Wolfe ge...@ix.netcom.com wrote: Hi, Melody. I have tried CS and all the other things that I have read about for cataracts and finally decided that the only answer was surgery. I am 80, almost 81, and had surgery at 77. It was simple, and Medicare paid for most of it. You are not quite at Medicare age, but you may want to wait. Both my wife and I have had the surgery, and we both really like the results. The only recommendation is to find a good doctor that does lots of cataract surgerys so they know what they are doing. On 2/6/2013 4:04 PM, Melody Watts wrote: Good luck, Gene Wolfe Dallas, TX Hi All, My name is Melody ,I'm 60 yrs old and live in So Calif. I was refered over to this list by Rose from the yahoogroup blacksalveandpetswithcancer. -- *Peace . . . Rachel Hawkridge in a NE Seattle 'burb *
Re: CSCS Bar Soap
As a soapmaker, I don't think this is possible or realistic. Lye is corrosive and will ruin the CS. This is pure silver chloride. Rinse the silver chloride with water. To the silver chloride add Red Devil brand drain cleaner (lye) until all the silver the silver chloride add Red Devil brand drain cleaner (lye) until all the silver chloride has turned black. Rinse with water. Add Karo syrup (dextrose) chloride has turned black. Rinse with water. Add Karo syrup (dextrose) until all the black material (silver oxide) turns to pure silver. This is from instruction for refining silver - so what you would end up with is silver oxide flakes in soap, and probably gummy soap, at that. Adding CS to melt pour is also a problem- can't add much liquid anything to it. If you want CS on skin, spray directly or add to lotion. I'm not sure that CS is silver chloride, but that seems likely, and in any case, the silver WILL BE oxidized. Adding CS as part of the water phase of lotion should be safe and effective. Why do you want CS soap? Not sure that the silver would be absorbed- would be washed off. And soap kills most bacteria and fungus on skin- virus are either washed off or killed by friction. If I were going to do something with CS on skin, I'd do a neem/tea tree soap, and CS in a NaPCA/aloe solution sprayed on after. (That's an awesome moisturiser.) Neem reeks, so mint to scent? Let us know what you find? Rachel in Seattle On Jan 27, 2013 6:56 AM, Heather W heatherwy...@gmail.com wrote: Does anyone have any recipes for CS bar soap? I make a soap now that calls for water to mix with the lye. Can I just substitute the water for collidal silver? Or is there a better option? Thanks in advance! Heather
Re: CSDill pickle juice 4 colds Try a Hot Toddy BS Ep Salts bath
Dill pickles have one or the other - probiotics (ferment) or vinegar, but
not both. Vinegar is used in longterm storage, pantry pickles. If it MUST
be refrigerated, it's a ferment, with live bacteria.
If pantry safe, it's vinegar.
And the vinegar is killed by canning.
On Sat, Dec 29, 2012 at 6:08 AM, Bob Banever bbane...@earthlink.net wrote:
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Might be a combination of vinegar and the probiotics in the juice.
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Do you think that might be something to do with vinegar Lois? I must say
that I haven’t had a cold for about seven or even eight years – but this
bug seems to be something else! Probably a ‘super bug’ as they say. dee
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In a message dated 12/29/2012 6:23:23 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
d...@deetroy.org writes:
PS cant bath—we only have a shower here!
If you can't do the bath, put the mix in a tub soak your feet as much
of your legs as you can.. Just like with Earthing, The feet are a doorway...
Here's a good one I got a long time ago from a news letter I get . The
writer said they haven't had a cold in 30 yrs using it-Consume two
tablespoons of cold Dill Pickle Juice each morning when you get up-{
The DPJ protocol } *:-)
* The news letter writer did a search on it found that people also use
dill pickle juice for upset stomach hangovers... { Just found it
interesting.. I haven't had a cold for near 5 + yrs since I found out about
CS. I take a big swig every time I go out where there might be someone ill.
} Lois
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*Peace . . .
Rachel Hawkridge
in a NE Seattle 'burb
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Re: CSBacking Soda
It's some baking POWDER that contains an aluminum compound, NOT SODA. Check the labels - no reason to ask a chemist. Chemists don't bake, at least from a chemist viewpoint. I do. Baking soda is a mineral compound (basically) Powder is a compound that contains an acid, which makes it rise. Soda is base, and requires acid to produce the gas required to rise. You usally use a soured/fermented milk or straight acid with soda, nothing else is required with powder. Please stop promoting wrong information, and misleading others? :o) Thanks, Rachel, aka cranky grandma On Tue, Dec 25, 2012 at 8:48 PM, Steve G chube...@yahoo.com wrote: Hi, You'd want to avoid the no-name brands that you can get at dollar stores and discount locations as some of those have aluminum in them. Arm Hammer, contrary to specious rumors and unfounded assumptions, is totally safe and has absolutely no aluminum content as tested and proven by my son, who is a chemist. Bob's Red Mill (sp?) is also safe but tends to be much more expensive, like most his products. Steve --- On *Tue, 12/25/12, Paul Steel pste...@yahoo.com* wrote: From: Paul Steel pste...@yahoo.com Subject: CSBacking Soda To: silver-list@eskimo.com silver-list@eskimo.com Date: Tuesday, December 25, 2012, 3:09 PM Happy Holiday's All!!! What's a good brand of baking soda to buy? Thanks Paul Steel -- *Peace . . . Rachel Hawkridge in a NE Seattle 'burb *
Re: CSBacking Soda
Ya know, baking soda is a mineral - doesn' go stale, it's food grade, etc. I usually buy Arm Hammer to brush teefs. Some cheap brands or more abrasive, but it all dissolves and neutralizes the same. On Dec 25, 2012 12:09 PM, Paul Steel pste...@yahoo.com wrote: Happy Holiday's All!!! What's a good brand of baking soda to buy? Thanks Paul Steel
CSVitamin D sunshine conversion
mborg (mazy?) said I live in Wash. state where it rains. but in Sept to Oct if you sit in early morning sun for 20 min 2 to 3 times a week, you have stored enough for 3-4 months, this info is also from the gov. web site One of the problems with this (and most people/sites who think they know Vit D), is that *we don't make Vitamin D from sunshine.* Our body takes cholesterol (from diet) and converts it with sun - so anyone on a low fat (government recommended) diet is going to be deficient. -- *Peace . . . Rachel Hawkridge in a NE Seattle 'burb *
