Re: CS>Lisa - orifices

2000-05-18 Thread Steve Geigle
Yes, interesting as an underarm deorderant...but I've found that it sure
doesn't keep you from sweating...and by the end of the day...phew! ;-)

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From: 
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2000 6:04 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Lisa - orifices


> In a message dated 05/17/2000 3:48:27 Central Daylight Time,
deat...@aol.com
> writes:
>
> <<
>  you can douche with CS - very effective; you can use it as an enema -
mouth,
>  ears, nose - we have all at one time or another used the CS in armpits
for
>  deodorant - all kinds of really romantic places !!  hey but it works.
>  totally safe IMHO.  >>
>
> You forgot eyes.  CS makes a good eyewash or eye drops or a soak with
cotton
> pads.  Kills eye bacteria that cause inflammation.  Try it.  Does not
sting.
>
>
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Re: CS>Off Subject-Zapper for Arthritis?

2000-05-17 Thread Steve Geigle
CMO...Victor Gammil...member of the list.  One of the original producers.
If you're there, Victor (or is it Vincent ;-) ...your help is requested.

By the way, I buy pure MSM from the guy who holds the patent.  He is in
Vancouver WA and packages it for www.pennysaved.com

I think I pay $57 for two pounds of the powder.

- Original Message -
From: hughman1 
To: 
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 12:07 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Off Subject-Zapper for Arthritis?


> Diane,
> CMO stands for Cetyl Myristoleate (sp?). I think it`s a derivative of flax
> seed oil. It`s available at health food stores in the US. Kind of pricey @
> $60-$80 a bottle for a month supply, but , supposedly it`s a once a year
> thing.
> For more info, go to the online store of Dr. Donsbach @
> www.drkurtdonsbach.com/
> Hugh
>
>
>
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Re: CS>E-mail Blocker

2000-05-15 Thread Steve geigle
Downloaded the blocker and it's working great Bob.  I'm using a cable modem,
and regularly I see attempts by someone, somewhere to get into my computer.
Kinda Scary.  Thanks for the info.

Cheers,

Steven Geigle
Cedar Mill, Oregon, USA
sgei...@home.com
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From: 
To: SILVER-LIST 
Sent: Saturday, May 13, 2000 3:06 PM
Subject: CS>E-mail Blocker


> Hi Ya'all,
>
> There is a free blocker program that keeps others from reading your
> machine, as well as blocking visual basic worms.
>
> I have had three attemps blocked in two days.
>
> Go to www.zonelab.com and download and install it.
>
> "Ole Bob"
>
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Re: CS>flesh eating bacteria

2000-05-12 Thread Steve geigle
I've wondered about that too, as we've had several cases in Oregon this
year...Very bad bug. Three boys in Seattle were saved by being placed in
hyperbaric chamber to get oxygen to the bugs.  It worked...they lived. These
bugs eat flesh at about 3 inches an hour...the purpose spots spread very
quickly.  I wonder if high temp, ozonated water, lots of cs, etc all might
work.

Cheers,

Steven Geigle
Cedar Mill, Oregon, USA
sgei...@home.com
- Original Message -
From: dave 
To: 
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2000 10:43 AM
Subject: CS>flesh eating bacteria


> Recently here in the NW there have been several cases of the
> flesh eating bacteria.I know of one death and one that may
> or may not recover after multiple amputations and
> complications from the surgeries..
>   Has anyone out there used and seen positive results useing
> CS or ANYTHING that could help??
> a260dave...
>
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CS>OT: Save your seeds

2000-04-29 Thread Steve geigle
>From www.rafi.org (click on just the lates)

USDA Betrays Public Trust with Two New Terminator Patents 
Will USDA s Biotech Advisory Board Demand Accountability?


The Rural Advancement Foaundation International (RAFI), an international civil 
society organization based in Canada, announced today that the US Department of 
Agriculture (USDA) holds two new patents on the controversial Terminator 
technology, the genetic engineering of plants to render their seeds sterile. If 
commercialized, Terminator would make it impossible for farmers to save seeds 
from their harvest, forcing them to return to the commercial seed market every 
year. 

Better save your seed, as well as silver, folks.  The U.N. is trying to prevent 
any country from writing law that makes terminator seeds illegal.  But, heck, 
there's no conspiracy ;-) 

Cheers, 


Steven Geigle
Cedar Mill, Oregon, USA
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Re: CS>Magnetic Stirrer

2000-04-25 Thread Steve geigle
Won't a magnetic stirrer cause the positive ions to either repel or attract
toward the stirrer and maybe even plate to it?  I'm assuming the stirrer
itself is a plastic covered metal rod of some kind.

Cheers,

Steven Geigle
Cedar Mill, Oregon, USA
sgei...@home.com
- Original Message -

> Hello all,
> It has come to my attention that Hanna Instruments is
> offering a magnetic stirrer that handles up to 1 litre and stirs
> from 100-1000 RPM.
>
> http://www.hannainst.com/products/promo/hi190_2h.htm
>
> Here is a mini-stirrer with the same basic properties:
>
> http://www.hannainst.com/products/promo/hi180.htm
>
> Special promotional prices for both types are here:
>
> http://www.hannainst.com/products/promo/usa/usaprmo.htm
>
> Regards,
> George Martin



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Re: CS>Re: Documented CS Successes under Controlled Conditions

2000-04-17 Thread Steve geigle
Speaking of Beck and Becker...just found good source for used books...at
www.half.com.  Found two great Becker books and bought them for less than
half including shipping costs.  Such a deal!

Also had a nasty bug try to get to me this week.  Got my wife pretty bad for
about 10 days, grandson, daughter too.  I attacked with CS up the nose, in
the ears, sprayed in mouth, gargled, etc.  Only symptoms were slight
roughness/sorenes in the throat (temporary) and slight ear ache that
disappeared almost immediately after treating with CS.  Lymphs swelled just
a litte (my very accurate gauge of the extent of infection).

My point:  CS must get to the bugs...if the infection is localized in
throat, you may have to attack from multiple fronts to kill them.  My wife
drank at little CS now and then, to no avail.  I was much more aggressive
and beat them.  Steve 1: Bugs 0!

Cheers!

CS is no BS!

Steven Geigle
Cedar Mill, Oregon, USA
sgei...@home.com
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Subject: Re: CS>Re: Documented CS Successes under Controlled Conditions


> They are Robert Becker, and Bob Beck, two completely different
individuals.
>
> Marshall
>
> "Jason R. Eaton" wrote:
>
> > That's a great idea to use aloe vera, and I agree that many different
> > carriers can be used.
> >
> > And my apologies about Robert Becker.  I believe I'm referring to the
other
> > Becker ( Bob Becker? ).  I should have left personalities out of it, and
> > simply made the point that the data I study closely is data performed by
> > those with no vested financial interest, that are non-promotional in
nature.
> >
> > - Original Message -
> > From: Marshall Dudley 
> > To: 
> > Sent: Friday, April 07, 2000 4:55 PM
> > Subject: Re: CS>Re: Documented CS Successes under Controlled Conditions
> >
> > > "Jason R. Eaton" wrote:
> > >
> > > > Great idea Steve, however:
> > > >
> > > > We might be hard pressed to come to agreement on a uniform document.
> > For
> > > > instance, many believe that CS alone is a fine treatment for acne.
> > However,
> > > > some of us believe quite the opposite.  In cases of true acne, the
> > problem
> > > > is not in the skin, but the liver.  CS in distilled water disturbs
the
> > PH
> > > > balance of the skin, and therefore acts as an irritant to normal
tissue
> > that
> > > > is inflamed.
> > >
> > > Mix with aloe vera.  Works much better, sticks around longer, and has
a
> > slightly
> > > acid ph for the skin.
> > >
> > > >
> > > > I would trust people such as are on this list ( whereas I won't even
> > look at
> > > > the numbers from someone like Robert Becker ) to do such a study.
> > >
> > > Why would you say this?  I consider Robert Becker one of the real
pioneers
> > in
> > > using silver for burns and so forth.  His book "The Electric Body" is
a
> > great
> > > resource, and he does not seem to toe the party line when it disagrees
> > with
> > > reality.
> > >
> > > Marshall
> > >
> > >
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CS>Fw: [colloidalsilver] Digest Number 11

2000-04-14 Thread Steve geigle
Here's some nice information from Steve Barwick who runs another silver
list.  He makes some very good points here.

 Cheers,
>
> Steven Geigle
> Cedar Mill, Oregon
> sgei...@home.com
> - Original Message -
> From: 
> To: 
> Sent: Friday, October 29, 1999 3:28 AM
> Subject: [colloidalsilver] Digest Number 11
>
>
> >
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> > 
> >
> > There is 1 message in this issue.
> >
> >  Topics in today's digest:
> >
> >   1. Colloidal Silver Newsletter
> >From: Steve Barwick 
> >
> >
> >
>

> ___
> >
>

> ___
> >
> > Message: 1
> >Date: Thu, 28 Oct 1999 11:06:04 -0700
> >From: Steve Barwick 
> > Subject: Colloidal Silver Newsletter
> >
> > The Need for Reliable and Well-Defined
> > Colloidal Silver Treatment Protocols for Specific Infective Conditions
> >
> > Last month my wife Kathy and I had interesting and somewhat unusual
> > experiences with colloidal silver.  Since these experiences help
> > demonstrate the need for the development of reliable, well-defined
> > colloidal silver treatment protocols for specific infectious disease
> > conditions, I'd like to pass the details on to you.
> >
> > I'll also explain how the FDA's recent "Final Ruling" against the
> > over-the-counter sale of colloidal silver has impacted the medical
> > research community, and how it has unfortunately helped destroy what
> > little impetus medical science may have had in terms of developing and
> > refining colloidal silver treatment protocols for serious infectious
> > diseases.
> >
> > When Colloidal Silver Doesn't Seem to Work:
> > Is the Silver Ineffective, Or Is the Treatment Protocol Ineffective?
> >
> > My wife Kathy and I have been using colloidal silver for about four
> > years now.  Until this past month we have only come across one infection
> > that colloidal silver wasn't able to cure.  That was a bladder infection
> > Kathy came down with several years ago.  Even taking a whopping 16 oz.
> > per day of 20 ppm colloidal silver didn't seem to put a dent in the
> > infection.  It wasn't until she switched to another natural product with
> > strong antibiotic attributes, a commercial grapefruit seed extract
> > product called NutriBiotic (from The Vitamin Shoppe, 1-800-223-1216)
> > that the infection was finally knocked out.  The grapefruit seed extract
> > accomplished in one day what a week's worth of colloidal silver hadn't
> > even touched.
> >
> > We were both surprised that the colloidal silver did not do the job,
> > since we had used it successfully on many types of infections over the
> > course of several years, including strep throat, food poisoning,
> > pneumonia, pink eye, ear ache and much more.  We reasoned at the time
> > that no substance can kill every pathogenic microorganism.  After all,
> > standard antibiotics like penicillin kill maybe five or 10 different
> > pathogens, broad spectrum antibiotics like keflex may kill as many as 25
> > or 30 different types of pathogens, and colloidal silver is heralded as
> > being able to kill up to 650 different pathogens - BUT...there are an
> > estimated 20 million pathogens in existence!  It is highly unlikely that
> > ANY substance can kill all of them.  So we didn't let that singular
> > negative experience damper our enthusiasm for colloidal silver.
> >
> > Since that time, colloidal silver has proven itself over and over again
> > in our lives and the lives of family members, friends and loved ones.
> > We've seen a stomach infection of over five years duration cured
> > virtually overnight with colloidal silver.  We've seen a gentleman who
> > had candida yeast actually oozing out of his ears, eyes, mouth and nose
> > from a serious systemic infection - until he began using colloidal
> > silver.  Within a week of taking 16 ounces per day of 10 ppm colloidal
> > silver made via the low-voltage DC method, the yeast infection had
> > vanished.  We've seen a transplant patient (who must take powerful
> > immune-suppressing drugs in order to prevent his immune system from
> > rejecting the transplanted organs) with gums that were so infected his
> > teeth were beginning to come loose in their sockets - but he was cured
> > of the infection in just days after starting on colloidal silver.  We've
> > seen a strep throat infection (medically documented via culture sample)
> > on a teenage boy that was so bad there were white cotton-like pustules
> > growing down both sides of his throat - but it was knocked out in just
> > 48 hours after he started ga

CS>Try this

2000-04-12 Thread Steve Geigle
If you have flat silver probes like I do with my SilverGen constant current 
genertor, you are probably positioning the probes so that the flat surface area 
are separated by an inch or two.  I wondered what would happen if I rotated the 
probes by 90 deg so that the flat surfaces were not looking at each other. I 
thought that maybe the sintering process would change.  Maybe the effective 
increase in distance between probes might result in less residue/sludge, etc.  
Well, it looks like that simple little change actually did result in less 
residue on the probes themselves and on the surface.  Results still very 
preliminary, but before you poo-poo the idea, give it a try to see if you get 
the same results and report to the list. 

They told me my hair would get darker if I sprayed it with silver waterNOT! 
;-)  Yours in smurfdom. 

Steve Geigle
Cedar Mill, Oregon
sgei...@home.com



CS>U.S. EPA IRIS Substance file - Silver; CASRN 7440-22-4

2000-04-10 Thread Steve geigle
Thanks to Coyote Zenterprises www.silverpuppy.com for this great like to an EPA 
page on silver and argyria.  Important to note, none of the studies involved 
pure colloidal silver.  All studied silver compounds...a very important fact.  


 http://www.epa.gov/iris/subst/0099.htm#I.A.

Cheers, 

Steven Geigle
Cedar Mill, Oregon, USA
sgei...@home.com


CS>Argyria

2000-04-08 Thread Steve geigle
Marshall, I just read your great article that Dr. Horowitz has for FTP download 
at www.tetrahedron.org, but Ya know, I just don't know what the big deal is 
about argyria.  I've been taking ag+ for two years, and I look fine! 



Cheers, 

Steven Geigle
Cedar Mill, Oregon, USA
sgei...@home.com
<><>

Re: CS>Re: Documented CS Successes under Controlled Conditions

2000-04-07 Thread Steve geigle
Great idea, Roger.  Say, why can't members of the silver list somehow
produce a document explaining the benefits of CS and make it available at no
cost (now there's a radical idea) to all members and others as they wish.
Dumb idea or what? ;-)

Cheers,

Steven Geigle
Cedar Mill, Oregon, USA
sgei...@home.com
- Original Message -
From: 
To: 
Sent: Friday, April 07, 2000 8:01 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Re: Documented CS Successes under Controlled Conditions


> Thaks very much Marshall. I'm sure a combined effort from the "CS list"
would
> yield several times more published CS results. Perhaps we could request
each
> list subscriber to contribute at least one published positive or negatve
> (which would be at least as interesting) CS report.
>
> Roger Altman
>
>
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Re: CS>TDS1 & PWT

2000-04-06 Thread Steve geigle
I remember storing CS in #1 plastic and a couple of days later, there was a
yellow film on it.  I'm now wondering if the plastic didn't take on a
positive charge some how, attract the CS?  Any thoughts fellow CS'ers?

Cheers,

Steven Geigle
Cedar Mill, Oregon, USA
sgei...@home.com
- Original Message -
From: James Osbourne, Holmes 
To: 
Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2000 7:46 AM
Subject: RE: CS>TDS1 & PWT


> Hi Steve and all,
>
> High Density Poly Ethylene; HDPE is said to put nothing in the water.  I
> wrote Nalgene about their resin's surface charge characteristics and they
> said they do not know and refereed me to a analytical chem text.
>
> Because it puts nothing in the water does not necessarily mean that it
does
> not take from or affect what is in the water.
>
> Glass is soluble in distilled water.  I don't remember the details, but
> probably have some info on that in my files/piles.
>
> Nalgene says that their HDPE is "Excellent" for the storage of DW at both
> 20C and 50C.
>
> James Osbourne Holmes
> a...@trail.com
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Steve Geigle [SMTP:sgei...@home.com]
> Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2000 8:21 AM
> To: SILVER-LIST
> Subject: Re: CS>TDS1 & PWT
>
> Thanks for your wonderfully helpful posts, Bob.  I wade through all the
> off-topic posts looking for your post and others who are doing some hard
> research on this topic.
>
> By the way can you and/or other experts  develop some sort of standard for
> visually determining the size of colloids or strength of solution?  I know
> there are quite a few variables.  I stick with clear solution registering
a
> strong TE.  Make sense?
>
> I'm still wondering about using plastic.  Sure, the silver will move
around
> in the DW for years potentially, but won't they lose their effectiveness
if
> they gain electrons?  Can plastic gain/loose electrons (be affected by
> static electricity)?  Isn't glass a better insulator preventing capactive
> or
> actual transfer of electrons from outside to silver ions?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Steve Geigle
> sgei...@home.com
>
> > Hi Ya'all,
> >
> > Just a note on reviewing one of my many development samples of CS, made
> > on 8/12/99 which had a ppm = 41, and was colorless.
> >
> > The following tabulation I believe will lay at rest the idea that an
> > electrical meter can measure ppm !!
> >
> > 8/29/99;   41 pp;  47 uS
> > 9/14/99;   52 ppm;  N.A.
> > 11/26;   ppm N.A.;   85 uS
> > 4/5/00; 38 ppm;98 uS
> >
> > This material is stored in a clear 1/2 liter coke bottle on a table top
> > subject to the fluorescent lights of my lab. It is still clear, but it
> > has developed a very slight tinge of gold and the T.E. is medium in
> > brightness and width.
> >
> > "Ole Bob"
> >
> >
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Re: cs and nail fungus

2000-04-06 Thread Steve geigle
James, try soaking the toe in hot water for a while, then soak it in good
strong CS to see if that might help.  Might not the MSM react with the
silver in some way to render it useless?

Cheers,

Steven Geigle
Cedar Mill, Oregon, USA
sgei...@home.com
- Original Message -
From: James Osbourne, Holmes 
To: 
Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2000 7:49 AM
Subject: RE: cs and nail fungus


> HI folks,
>
> I have been spraying mine for about a month with a MSM/CS mix.  No
> significant chance since they improved a bit when I started taking LVDC
> silver.  It seems like the nail is gaining slightly on the fungus, without
> careful measurements, over a period of years, and then stabilized at a
> standoff with about 1/8 inch of thickened tip.
>
> James Osbourne Holmes
> a...@trail.com
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: fernwo...@aol.com [SMTP:fernwo...@aol.com]
> Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2000 5:40 AM
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: cs and nail fungus
>
> Someone on the NSP message board said with cs you would notice a
remarkable
> improvement in a few days.  I checked the silver list archives and most of
> the talk about nail fungus was about using tea tree oil which I have used
> successfully to cure my daughter's in 6 months.  I think one person said
it
> took a year with cs and another acted like it was cured very quickly.  My
> guess is that it depends on how bad it is.  But have others noticed quick
> improvement with cs for bad cases of nail fungus.  My Mom has it extremely
> thick in every toe and has been using vinegar since Nov. because it is
> cheap.
>  There has been some improvement but it turned her nails brown and has a
> long
> ways to go.  Do you think cs would be quicker or do you still have to wait
> for the nail to grow out?  Thanks in advance for your help.   Karen
>
>
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Re: CS>TDS1 & PWT

2000-04-06 Thread Steve Geigle
Thanks for your wonderfully helpful posts, Bob.  I wade through all the
off-topic posts looking for your post and others who are doing some hard
research on this topic.

By the way can you and/or other experts  develop some sort of standard for
visually determining the size of colloids or strength of solution?  I know
there are quite a few variables.  I stick with clear solution registering a
strong TE.  Make sense?

I'm still wondering about using plastic.  Sure, the silver will move around
in the DW for years potentially, but won't they lose their effectiveness if
they gain electrons?  Can plastic gain/loose electrons (be affected by
static electricity)?  Isn't glass a better insulator preventing capactive or
actual transfer of electrons from outside to silver ions?

Cheers,

Steve Geigle
sgei...@home.com

> Hi Ya'all,
>
> Just a note on reviewing one of my many development samples of CS, made
> on 8/12/99 which had a ppm = 41, and was colorless.
>
> The following tabulation I believe will lay at rest the idea that an
> electrical meter can measure ppm !!
>
> 8/29/99;   41 pp;  47 uS
> 9/14/99;   52 ppm;  N.A.
> 11/26;   ppm N.A.;   85 uS
> 4/5/00; 38 ppm;98 uS
>
> This material is stored in a clear 1/2 liter coke bottle on a table top
> subject to the fluorescent lights of my lab. It is still clear, but it
> has developed a very slight tinge of gold and the T.E. is medium in
> brightness and width.
>
> "Ole Bob"
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Re: CS>seasilver

2000-04-03 Thread Steve geigle
Seasilver...now there's a scary thought.  Why would I, as a person using my
own puresilver (nothing but silver and distilled water) want to add ANYTHING
to the batch when it has been working so well for me in preventing all kind
of illness?  Don't you see the beauty in the simplicity of
puresilver...can't patent it either.

Cheers,

Steven Geigle
Cedar Mill, Oregon, USA
sgei...@home.com
- Original Message -
From: Ivan Anderson 
To: 
Sent: Monday, April 03, 2000 4:04 AM
Subject: Re: CS>seasilver


> Well said, Jason!
>
> Its disappointing that this seems to be the norm, except for a few.
> You might like to contrast SeaSilver with
> http://www.natural-immunogenics.com/
> the web site of one of our members (who may or may not wish to make
> himself known). Pharmaceutical grade CS and a consistent conservatism
> to go with it.
>
> I might mention regarding Argyria that, as John W Hill writes in his
> book 'Colloidal Silver a Literature Review', "There are cases of
> adults developing argyria after consuming 900mg of silver as a silver
> protein over a period of one year".
>
> This equates to consuming a little under 2 litres of 10ppm CS per
> week, far more than most people consume. Even the Rfd max of 14ug per
> kg per day over a lifetime equates to 35mls or more than 1 oz per day
> of 10ppm CS, for a 150lb adult.
>
> Thanks Jason.
> Ivan.
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Jason R. Eaton" 
> To: 
> Sent: Sunday, 2 April 2000 13:14
> Subject: Re: CS>seasilver
>
>
> > Greetings Listers!
> >
> >
> > The following is a quote from the SeaSilver website ( I personally
> have no
> > experience with nor opinion on their products ):
>
>
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Re: CS>MSM/allergies

2000-04-02 Thread Steve geigle
I've been getting my MSM from a very good source made in Vancouver WA.  I
get two pounds purse MSM for $57 and that's a very nice price.  Go to
www.pennysaved.com.  They are in Portland OR. They operate out of their home
and sell only the highest quality products. I also get my
glucosamine/chondrotin from them for my hands.  Give Charlie, the owner, a
call and he'll be glad to give you the facts.

Cheers,

Steven Geigle
Cedar Mill, Oregon, USA
sgei...@home.com
- Original Message -
From: GaryJanine 
To: 
Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 11:05 AM
Subject: CS>MSM/allergies


> Thanks for all your kind replies about allergies, where is the best place
to
> get MSM and what form. I hope it doesn't cost an arm and a leg! Just want
to
> mention I am not allergic to any foods just pollens and molds, grasses
too.
> Sincerely,
> Janine
> garyjan...@msn.com
>
>
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CS>Flue and nebulizer

1999-12-31 Thread Steve geigle
Just read another post from Dave D.  Go to the local pharmacy, get a sprayer
used for saline solution...get rid of the saline..wash the container...fill
with CS...spray up the nose.  Now I've been using a nice sprayer for a long
time now...spray "high test" CS every day...40-100 ppm or thereabouts...and
have beat every bug for the last 20 months..including the latest flu...I
sprayed several times a day when others in the family (who just can't get
out of their traditional boxes to use CS) got the flu.  I did get a minor
eye ache for a while, but that's it!  I used to feel my glands on each side
of my neck just to see how "infected" I was at the time...cause I was
suffering from chronic infections of some kind...ever since CS...can't feel
them at all...this is great stuff.  A doc friend of mine is using my high
test to clean equipment (catherization) for his wife who has MS.  He swears
by it.

Can anyone point me to a good nebulizer?  I might have to use it with CS for
my mother.

Regards,

Steven J. Geigle
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Re: CS>FEMALE LISTERS ONLY!!

1999-11-21 Thread Steve geigle
My wife's natureopath recommended 1200 mg Vitamin E a day...and poof, after
about 2 weeks all the hot flashes disappeared...thing of the past. .

Regards,

Steven J. Geigle
Home Office Tel/Fax: 503.297.5587
Email: sgei...@home.com

>
> > there are herbs with estrogen in them to help with the flashes etc.
> >  someone on the list must know what they are.
> I've heard that wild yam does -- I haven't tried it though.
> Nellie
> Christ, my all  <><
>
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CS>Fw: [colloidalsilver] Digest Number 13

1999-11-18 Thread Steve geigle

Found this on another silver list.  May be of interest.


- Original Message -
From: 
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 1999 2:17 AM
Subject: [colloidalsilver] Digest Number 13


-
>
> There is 1 message in this issue.
>
>  Topics in today's digest:
>
>   1. Colloidal Silver Newsletter
>From: Steve Barwick 
>
>
>

___
>

___
>
> Message: 1
>Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 12:17:19 -0800
>From: Steve Barwick 
> Subject: Colloidal Silver Newsletter
>
> Using Colloidal Silver Against Bloodborne Infections:
> New Protocol Against AIDS Shows Promise
>
> [Editor's Note: I have made reference in several past articles to a new
> protocol for using colloidal silver to treat AIDS.  This protocol was
> originally developed by Dr. Philip Burris, Ph.D., and was successfully
> tested on animals with HIV-like disease.  Later, it was tested by Dr.
> Cesar Garcia Ramirez, MD on several dying AIDS patients, with what
> appear to be phenomenally successful results.  A brief article
> containing a background history of these studies was written by a Dr.
> Charles D. Beal, M.D., and was subsequently posted to an internet site
> on June 6, 1998 at the following address:
> http://www.pathogen.com/Silver_Ion_Therapy.html
>
> Since I first referenced Dr. Beal's article and gave the web site
> address so others could access it, the article has mysteriously been
> pulled from the web site and is no longer available.  Fortunately, I had
> downloaded the article before it was removed.  Below, I have reprinted
> it in its entirety, solely for non-commercial, educational purposes.  It
> is my hope that the research described in this article is continuing,
> and will be made public as further data becomes available.  If anyone
> has additional information on this research, or on any successful
> medically documented protocol for using colloidal silver against AIDS or
> other bloodborne infections, please email me at the email address posted
> at the bottom of this article.]
>
> 
>
> Silver Ion Therapy for HIV/AIDS and Septicemia
>
> by Dr. Charles D. Beal, M.D.
>
> Silver in various forms has long been known to be microbicidal.  In
> recent years it has been used to sterilize waste water, often in
> combination with chlorine as a means to reduce the dosage of chlorine
> needed.  Silver iodide and other silver salts have been used medically
> as antiseptics for decades.  In l978, Dr. Robert O. Becker, an
> orthopedic surgeon treated a series of infected, open long bone
> fractures, resistant to all available antibiotics.  He used silver ions
> produced by a low intensity direct current (LIDC) applied to silver
> coated nylon meshes placed on the open wounds.
>
> The report showed excellent results, but did not generate much interest
> in the medical community, which continued to rely on new antibiotics as
> they became available, but still with not infrequent failures.
>
> In 1989, while attending the international AIDS Conference in San
> Francisco, Philip Burris, Ph.D., wondered if silver ions could be used
> to kill the HIV virus in humans.  He was able to have done in vitro
> studies showing that the LIDC technology could prevent the transmission
> of the HIV virus from infected to non-infected lymphocytes without
> damaging the lymphocytes.  Other studies showed many bacteria to be
> quite sensitive to silver ions, with human cells being much less
> sensitive.  Waste water studies of viruses occurring in sewage found the
> hepatitis A virus to be the most resistant to silver ions, the polio
> virus less resistant, and the rotovirus the most sensitive.  The
> hepatitis virus, of course, is known to be quite resistant to
> antiseptics, heat and drying.  The method appears useful for the
> eradication of Legionella pneumophilia from cooling systems.
>
> Rationale for Treatment of HIV With Silver Ions
>
> Silver ions are produced in enormous quantities when an electric current
> is passed through silver metal in saline or other conducting solution,
> including blood.  The amount of current needed is much lower than the
> current needed to affect the heart muscle.  Silver ions are positively
> charged while viruses and bacteria have a weak negative charge.  Thus,
> there is a mutual attraction between the ions and the organisms, the
> latter being inactivated by the ions.  It seems likely that the silver
> ions also attach to red blood cells and proteins in the blood, as well
> as combining with chloride ions.  Nevertheless, the enormous quantity of
> silver ions produced appear adequate to destroy the viral particles.
> The half-life of the ions in the blood is calculated to be 7.8 seconds,
> giving them time to react with many virons, particularly i

Re: CS>brown bottles and questions?

1999-10-22 Thread Steve geigle
I store my CS in dark brown beer bottles capped with spray nozzles.  Once a
night I just give myself a spritz down the throat and anywhere else on my
old body that looks like it might benefit.  I used to be able to feel my
lymph glands in my neck, on the sides, under my chin, but since I've been
using CS now for 19 months...they've disappeared!  Can't feel'm and never
been sick!  I think the CS is doing a great job acting as a second immume
system preventing all kind of misery.

Regards,

Steven J. Geigle
Email: sgei...@home.com

> Hello All,
> Want to check with head quarters to get some verification/correction
>
> 1. Can we store the CS in small brown beer bottles and seal it
> professionally with a cork bottle cap like coke bottles use?
>
>



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CS>Apology

1999-10-08 Thread Steve geigle
James helped me realize I might have given a false impression I think ALL
sellers of CS are "evil,"  and that I didn't care if they went out of
business.   I want to apologize if I offended those who are selling CS at a
fair price.  I visited Jame's website and was impressed.  He sells CS and
genertors at a very fair prices.  He's not hiding the fact that you can make
your own at greatly reduced costs.  My bone of contention is just with those
who hide this fact.  I gave James an example of a person who tried to sell
12 24-ounce bottles of CS for $900 to an aquaintence...no mention about
making your ownvery deceptiveoutrageous profitnow that's not
appropriate.

Thanks James!

My story:  Used to have chronic sinusitisantibiotics was the
protocolpost CSit's gone!  Been 18 months now!  I use the nasal
spray method...once a day up the ol' nose...keeps those bugs at bay!

Regards,

Steven J. Geigle
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Re: CS>[Fwd: Re: Colitis,Making a drug of CS]

1999-10-08 Thread Steve geigle
Bob.  I think we will continue to see CS on the shelf. A good thing.  CS
manufacturers just can't make certain claims.  I think it can still be sold
as a dietary supplement.  Afterall, soils are depleted.  I purchase and have
benefitted from T.J. Clark's Colloidal Minerals for quite some time.
Clark's is a mix of over 70 minerals including silver.

On the container is an appropriate disclaimer...After Clark tells his story
the statement reads..."These statements have not been evaluated by the Food
and Drug Administration.  These products are not intended to diagnose,
treat, cure or prevent any disease."

(b) Any OTC drug product containing colloidal silver ingredients or
silver salts that is labeled, represented, or promoted for the treatment
and/or prevention of any disease is regarded as a new drug within the
meaning of section 201(p) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act
(the act) for which an approved application or abbreviated application
under section 505 of the act and part 314 of this chapter is required
for marketing. In the absence of an approved new drug application or
abbreviated new drug application, such product is also misbranded under
section 502 of the act.

I'm not a lawyer, so don't take this as legal advice...only my opinion, but
what this part of the new rule means to me is that if I don't claim through
some form of labeling, representing, or otherwise promoting the idea that my
CS product treats or prevents any disease, the CS is not regarded as a new
drug and I will not be required to make application under section 505 to
market the projuct.  If I was selling CS.  I would sell it as a dietary
supplement...making no claims whatsoever.

Any other comments?

Regards,

Steven J. Geigle, CSHM
Email: sgei...@home.com
- Original Message -
From: Tai-Pan 
To: 
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 1999 11:37 AM
Subject: CS>[Fwd: Re: Colitis,Making a drug of CS]


> Hi listers,
>  Repost from a year ago. Take heed. Now that over the counter (OTC) is
> gone, the home maker is next. Stock up on silver wire.
>  I`m real serious about this, the AMA doesn`t want you doctoring your
> self. They are behind what the FDA is doing. Money talks and don`t
> forget it.
>  I will post this message a year from now.
>
>   Bless you   Bob Lee
> --
> oozing on the muggy shore of the gulf coast
>   l...@fbtc.net
>


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Re: CS>Re: silver-digest Digest V99 #636

1999-10-08 Thread Steve geigle
Marsha.  Again, a good example of fear-based emotional reaction.  Some
people can't handle the truth.  I bet you're a very happy person!

Chuck, If you're survival depends on CS salesrethink it.

Regards,

Steven J. Geigle, CSHM
Email: sgei...@home.com


> >Marsha,
> >Pay someone to reroof your house.
> >.or get up there, and start swinging a hammer
> >>Now, REALLY, which are YOU gonna do?
> >And remember, it's YOUR choice,for YOUR reasons, after all!
> > Chuck
>
>
> Dear Chuck, I *would* be reroofing my 81 year old mom`s home for her, if I
> weren`t 47, a Lyme survivor,large, and busy telling folks about CS all the
> time!  And *if* I knew how! :o)
> My 20 year old sure can help! He`s already helped her by dumping over 4
tons
> of trash and rotten wood from her backyard!
>  See, the active word here is Service. I think if we have a way to help
> others, in any way we can, we ought to do it.
> My middle son was privileged to help out when the May 3rd tornado hit
> Oklahoma City. (He is on a mission for our church there.)
> Marsha
>
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Re: CS>Outrageous! etc.

1999-10-08 Thread Steve geigle


Marsha, I think JD was talking about me here.

JD attacks the messenger if he doesn't like the message.  But I know the
basic cause of the attack..the root feeling that drives the response.  Fear
is a product of selfish ambition and it causes us do and say fearful things.
So, I won't return the attack, JD.  I would only admonish you and others who
might believe that getting rich somehow purchases happiness to study and
pray for knowledge to understand what's really important in this life.  My
daughter's leukemia was the catalyst that sparked my own search...and I've
arrived, just like millions of others with the knowledge Marsha expresses.
I've been in every multi-level there is trying to "make the big bucks."
I've moved up the corporate ladder...I've neglected my familyno,
ambition and money wasn't the answer.

Anyway, I have no problem with people making a "fair profit" if they sell a
useful product that has a market.  Unfortunately, those who are ill will
sometimes pay anything to get better, and the unthical will take advantage
of that.  Quacks, some lawyers, some pharmaceuticals, etc. are examples of
those who think about nothing except their own blind selfish ambition.
Personally, I couldn't charge $5-10 an ounce for something I know the
suffering person could make for 2 cents an ounce.  If the person couldn't
afford a generatorheck...I'd make one for them.  Since you have your own
generator, I see no need to provide you with CS or a generator...so please
don't put it in the closet.  Use it often to help yourself and your
friends...and see how much happier you'll be as a result.

As Marsha states, what we do for others out of selfless desire to help
(devotion, love) is so much more important to the world and our own journey.
Really, the only thing I fear is losing my soul through selfish ambition.
This truth is common to all religious beliefs.

Regards,

Steven J. Geigle (life long learnermultiple degrees...occasionally
stupid (just ask my wife ;-)
Email: sgei...@home.com


> >Besmirching CS sellers because they make a profit indicates lack of clear
> >thinking, a sound education,  or downright stupidity.

I  have an idea.  Why don't i put my $900 CS generator in the closet and
> ask the righteous and generous on the list to just mail me the product I
> >normally produce for myself, friends, and family.


>
> Dear JD, Okay, here goes:
> For the last 3 1/2 years I have spent hours each day telling folks about
CS
> on the Internet, at the store, or anywhere someone will listen. I also
sell
> them silver wire at my cost so they can make CS without having to invest
in
> a large amount of silver, which is only what the supplier sells. I give
them
> for free the directions for making the simple generator, which will cost
> them about 200 bucks to put together. I also tell them the address of this
> list if they desire.
>  I am a college graduate, there goes "stupid" and the "lack of an
> education". "Clear thinking", well I regained that after taking CS for my
> Lyme Disease which sure did fog my brain.
>  You paid 900 BUCKS for a generator??? Who the heck ripped you off for
that?
> I consider myself righteous and generous, as that is what I was raised up
to
> be. My dad, rest his soul, was surely both. My religion also teaches that
> what we do to and for others is surely important in where we end up after
we
> leave these trials and testing we call mortality.
> So, go ahead and put away your expensive generator, and I`ll send you all
> the above mentioned.
>
> Marsha
>
>
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CS>Re: silver-digest Digest V99 #636

1999-10-07 Thread Steve geigle
Hi from a long time lurker!

Looks like the FDA has clamped down.  But, I think the new rule is fair and
will help to keep manufacturers and sellers of CS honest.  Personally, I
think it's incredible what most are charging for CS per ounce.  I make my CS
with a good old Robey generator for pennies per ounce with great results as
a "dietary supplement," making no wild and crazy claims...and I give "pints"
of the stuff to my friends...NO CHARGE!   I know there are many other
inexpensive, effective CS generators being sold out there...thank you all
for making them available.  Put CS in a little bottle and charging big bucks
per ounce it not ethical.  You people that sell CS for outlandish prices
have no concern for the welfare of others...it's all about your selfish
greed...the root of all our problems.  No different then the big
pharmeceuticals.  To those who make it...give it awayhelp others...bless
you!

Regards,

Steven J. Geigle, Email: sgei...@home.com


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CS>Update

1999-08-08 Thread Steve geigle
Hi folks. I'm a lurker...update once in a while.  Been using CS for a year
now.  Prior to using, I suffered from chronic sinus infection.  I've been
making my own CS, applying as a spray once a day prior to sleeping, and have
no no sinus infection since...one year.  That is quite a wonderful track
record.  Also, getting sick less often genrally.


Regards,

Steven J. Geigle,
Home Office Tel/Fax: 503.297.5587
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Re: CS>distiller

1998-12-28 Thread Steve Geigle

Listers:   Check out the Silver Institute at http://www.silverinstitute.org/
.  Some interesting tid-bits about uses that I haven't seen elsewhere.

Regards,

Steven Geigle
sgei...@home.com
Portland, Oregon USA
(503) 297-5587



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CS>Colds

1998-12-26 Thread Steve Geigle
My M.D. friend has a terrible cold and is using CS.  Anyone have info on
what has worked for them to beat the cold.  Have you used a zapper with the
CS.  Hurry...he's really sick and taking care of his wife who has MS.

Regards,

Steven Geigle
sgei...@home.com
Portland, Oregon USA
(503) 297-5587



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Re: CS>Silver oxide, Size of Particles

1998-12-23 Thread Steve Geigle
Turf:  Good to see you over on the silver list.  I read you a lot on the
Rife list. I'm rather new too at this but seem to be successful.



>I start with boiling hot distilled water.

*  I boiled distilled water once, and checked it out with my laser
pointer for "stuff".  It didn't seem to help much.  I heard that the higher
the temp of the water, the faster the process and smaller the colloid.  So I
use room temp water.

I bend the ends >of the wires to about 1/2" apart to get the process going a
>bit faster.

*  I checked out the SOTA generator wire and liked the huge Robey probes
better.  Robey claims they are good for up to 800 gals.  It doesn't take
long at all to make the CS because there is so much surface area reacting
creating the CS.


>After 10 minutes, the cloud starts to form

*  I'd say it takes about 5 min to make 5 ppm up to 20 min for 80 ppm
with my unit.


>the positive wire begins to blacken and the negative gets "furry".

   *  Furry...good way to put it.  I get that too, and filter it out
with a paper filter after the process is done.


>I make it in a tall thin glass, which holds approx 14oz.

*  I had a hard time finding brown bottles, so I went to the stor and
bought some large beer bottles: washed them out and storing the CS in them.
Coffee mate is in a great 7 oz dark brown glass jar.  Great.  Fits right to
my Rober CS generator.


>This method yields from 20-25ppm based on my (saltwater calibrated) TDS-1
meter.

*  Say, Turf, what is this TDS meter and how do I get one?


>When it is done, it is slightly yellow.

>Straining the CS through coffee filters causes it to lose 1
>ppm.  I then pour it into brown glass bottles.

*  Thanks for the heads up. I wondered how much CS stayed in the filter
paper.
>
>Isn't the blackness on the positive electrode as well as
>what causes the silver to go yellow silver oxide?  It seems
>to me this is what it is.

*  I'm wondering about this too, and how toxic or harmful is it to us?

>Even if I keep the electrodes perfectly clean or only go for 5 minutes
after the cloud
starts to form and make a clear solution, it will yellow a bit

*  Mine always seems to be clear.  No yellowing.  But, the laser says,
the CS is alive and well in the water.

>I also considered putting some ascorbic acid in the product
>after it was made to inhibit oxidation, but I don't know if
>silver ascorbate (or whatever it would form) is effective or
>safe.

*  I read that anything other than the pure CS (using salts, etc.) will
make it less effective.  Have no idea about ascorbic acid.



>It seems to me that the shorter the time
>it takes to make the CS, the less oxidation occurs.  I don't
>know how this affects particle size, though.

*  I've read faster process makes smaller colloids and is a function of
water temp.


Is particle size really too large when high voltages are
>used?  Has anyone looked into this personally (instead of
>heard it from a CS generator manufacturer)?

*  Haven't a clue on that.

Regards,

Steven Geigle
sgei...@home.com
Portland, Oregon USA
(503) 297-5587



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Re: CS>Silver Oxide

1998-12-23 Thread Steve Geigle
Thanks Larry:  Yeah, it's the sludge.  Robey said it would build up on the
small probe.  I've been spritzing some 80ppm (maybe too concentrated) up my
nostrils to tame my chronic sinusitis, and it seems to be working great.

Talked with a nurse yesterday at the Red Cross blood drive, and she knew
absolutely nothing about colloidal silver.  I enlighted her and she'll be
searching the net.

Have you done the laser light test on your batches.  It's interesting to see
the distinct difference between the distilled water and CS solutions.  I
check out my PUR water filter and tap water with the laser pointer
too...amazing how much "crap" floating around, even in the PUR water.

Some earlier mentioned that Vince Gammil posted an email talking about CS
reacummulating in the prostrate.  Does anyone out there have info on this.
Sounds a little spooky.

Cheers and happy holidays to all Silver Free Radicals!

Regards,

Steven Geigle
sgei...@home.com
Portland, Oregon USA
(503) 297-5587







-Original Message-
From: nco...@aol.com 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Date: Tuesday, December 22, 1998 11:38 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Silver Oxide


>In a message dated 98-12-22 08:47:15 EST, you write:
>
><< Hi silver free radicals!
>
> I've got a Robey Delux and was just wondering if the silver oxide that
> builds up when making CS is harmful in any way. I've been filtering
through
> coffee filters but still get a metallic taste.  Is all OK, or is there
> something I need to be doing differently.
>
> Regards,
>
> Steven Geigle >>
>
>Steven
>
>I have been using a self made 3 ea 9 volt cs maker for well over 2, soon
to
>be 3,  years now. The silver oxide (I am guessing you mean the sludge that
>builds up on the neg electorde) is normal. I too filter with coffee filters
>and i have always had the metallic taste.
>
>From what you have written you are on target.
>
>My wife and I are both the same color that we were when we started using cs
>with no gray color to our skin or any other place for that matter.
>
>Good health
>Larry
>
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CS>Silver Oxide

1998-12-22 Thread Steve Geigle
Hi silver free radicals!

I've got a Robey Delux and was just wondering if the silver oxide that
builds up when making CS is harmful in any way. I've been filtering through
coffee filters but still get a metallic taste.  Is all OK, or is there
something I need to be doing differently.

Regards,

Steven Geigle
sgei...@home.com
Portland, Oregon USA
(503) 297-5587



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Re: CS>Particle sizing

1998-12-21 Thread Steve Geigle
That should be www.rt66.com/rifetech.

Regards,

Steven Geigle
sgei...@home.com
Portland, Oregon USA
(503) 297-5587



>James,
>
>Look at www.home.amigo.net/stenulson/althealth/index.html,  and look at
>www.rt66.com/~riftech.
> the last one offers plans for an optical scope with 30,000 X magnificaton.
>Seems incredible but look at it. I am thinking of maybe converting  my  B&L
>into this gadget. May be we can measure particle size that way.
>
>Save the photocell to measure CS to know when the Tyndle effect begins.
>
>Robert
>
>James Osbourne, Holmes wrote:
>
>> Thanks again.  I keep fantasizing that I can buy a laser pointer, rig it
up
>> to a protractor with a micrometer to tilt the thing, and use a simple
photo
>> detector  to measure light output at varying angles to the incident beam
>> and  plot particle size.
>>
>> If there is a minimum particle size, we have no need to know the
population
>> range; only the upper limit and lower limit.  We can test for silver in
>> solution chemically; I think.,so the problem becomes screening for the
>> largest size based on intensity at various angles. .
>>
>> Knowing very little these things, I have even looked into simple
>> filtration, but the pore size seems too variable.
>>
>> Thanks much for the info; don't hesitate to let me know when you are to
>> busy to respond.
>>
>> James Osbourne, Holmes
>>
>> a...@trail.com
>
>
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Re: CS>Is This List Active?

1998-12-19 Thread Steve Geigle
Just joined myself.  Use a Robey Delux CS generator and seeing benefits
already.  I was told this list was quite busy...looking for it.

Regards,

Steven Geigle
sgei...@home.com
Portland, Oregon USA
(503) 297-5587

-Original Message-
From: Ron Cuthbertson 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Date: Saturday, December 19, 1998 2:10 PM
Subject: CS>Is This List Active?


>Hi Silver List,
>
>Subscribed to the list last night but no messages as yet.  Can anyone
>give me some idea of the tally per day and is there an Archive facility
>as for the Rife list.
>
>TIA
>
>Ron
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