Re: CSNanobacteria

2006-07-18 Thread Mike Monett
  Duncan Crow duncanc...@shaw.ca wrote:

   I'm glad we have so much knowledge about nanobacteria Mike.

  It's a natural talent, Duncan. Inherited it from my mother.  Here is
  a list of my issued patents:

http://www3.sympatico.ca/add.automation/patents.htm

  Also, some of my recent inventions are listed at the bottom  of this
  page. I estimate I have saved industry well over a billion dollars.

   Maybe there are more than one kind?

  Not a chance. Quote:

  
Nanobac co-founder and Director of Science, Neva Ciftcioglu, Ph.D.
will remain  at  NASA   JSC   as  Senior  Scientist  and principal
researcher. Under  the agreement, NASA will  provide  workspace at
JSC for Nanobac's personnel located at JSC. The  agreement further
provides Nanobac  the   opportunity   to   work   together  with a
multidisciplinary team of NASA researchers while having  access to
basic laboratory  services   for  nanobacteria  science, including
electron microscopy,   molecular   biology  and geology-mineralogy
research  facilities.   Projects   ranging   from   searching  for
nanobacteria biosignatures in earth fossils and in Mars meteorites
to diagnosing and treating nanobacteria infection are anticipated.
Nanobac will provide JSC with equipment and specialty supplies for
nanobacteria research  and  apply  its  pioneering  diagnostic and
treatment experience in the field.

http://www.comspacewatch.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=15024

  
  As long as Mme. Ciftcioglu has the run of NASA, there is no  need to
  invoke new strains.

  They will  use  that option only when needed,  for  example  when it
  looks like  the money tree is running dry. Then you  will  see press
  releases plastered all over their home page.

   I mentioned  what Becker thought of the origins of  life  prior to
   1985. His  current of injury and current of  repair investigations
   yielded lots  of  information  that he  presents  in  his  book. I
   thought the the book's title was kind of appropriate.

  His work on injecting silver ions and reporting the healing  is also
  documented in his patent 5,814,094. If you have never read  a patent
  in your life, here is one you must take a look at:

http://www.rexresearch.com/becker/becker1.htm

   I couldn't guess about what would happen to an infected infant, or
   how exposed the infant would be to the infection. I was  using the
   very loose  calculation  presented  to  show  that  increasing the
   exposure would reduce the time to symptoms if nanobacteria produce
   symptoms at  all.  I  understand   they  are  everywhere,  even in
   supposedly sterile   environments,   but   only   some  hosts show
   symptoms.

  Quote:
  
  Nanobacterium sanguineum  was proposed in 1998 as an  explanation of
  certain kinds of pathologic calcification (apatite in kidney stones)
  by Finnish  researcher  Olavi Kajander and  Turkish  researcher Neva
  Ciftcioglu, working at the University of Kuopio in Finland.

  According to  the   researchers   the  particles  self-replicated in
  microbiological culture, and the researchers further reported having
  identified a DNA sequence.

  Later studies by another group reached different results, suggesting
  peculiar yet inanimate etiology of the disease. A paper published in
  2000 by  a team led by John Cisar of the US  National  Institutes of
  Health proposed that the self-replication was, in fact, an unusual
  form of crystaline growth, and that contamination may have  been the
  source of the DNA. [...]

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanobacteria
  
  The associated  symptoms   are   kidney   stones,  hardening  of the
  arteries, and other old age diseases. Very unlikely to find these in
  an infant.

  Aside from  Mme.  Ciftcioglu's  claims, there  is  no  evidence that
  nanobacteria has infect anyone.

   I've been  using  Pegasus mail since about 1999,  maybe  longer. I
   don't know how to change a reply-to line.

  I find that amazing. You should know Pegasus inside and out by now.

  Hopefully, you saw Mike D.'s post on how to stop the problem.

   Duncan

  Regards,

  Mike Monett

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CSNanobacteria, Mycoplasma, Basis of Life, Etc.

2006-07-18 Thread Jonathan B. Britten

List,

I just stumbled on this interesting site.  I recommend it.

http://www.flatrock.org.nz/topics/science/ 
is_this_the_essence_of_life.htm


JBB


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Re: CSNanobacteria

2006-07-17 Thread Duncan Crow
I'm glad we have so much knowledge about nanobacteria Mike. Maybe
there are more than one kind?

I mentioned what Becker thought of the origins of life prior to 
1985. His current of injury and current of repair investigations 
yielded lots of information that he presents in his book. I 
thought the the book's title was kind of appropriate.  

I couldn't guess about what would happen to an infected infant, 
or how exposed the infant would be to the infection. I was using 
the very loose calculation presented to show that increasing the 
exposure would reduce the time to symptoms if nanobacteria 
produce symptoms at all. I understand they are everywhere, even 
in supposedly sterile environments, but only some hosts show 
symptoms.  

I've been using Pegasus mail since about 1999, maybe longer. I 
don't know how to change a reply-to line.

Duncan 

   1. Nanobacteria are clad in apatite, not protein.
 
   2. Body  Electric  is   a   misnomer.   Electrons   do  not  flow
   in electrolytes.
 
   The current  flow  in  electrolytes, including  our  bodies,  is
   via anions and  cations. As shown in the Theory section on my  web
   site, the movement  of  charge  carriers  is  dominated  by 
   diffusion and convection. In  fact, the direction of charge flow
   may  be  at right angles, or  even opposite to, the direction of 
   an  applied electric field.
 
   3. There is no evidence that nanobacteria self-repair.

 
   4. Dunan, earlier, you stated:
 
   ~~
   ~~
Mike,
 
I consider  that if a few bacterial  contaminants  might
replicate enough to  cause symptoms in 35-40 years, decreasing 
the  time to symptoms can be accomplished also by increasing
these contaminants through a program of repeated exposure.
 
Double the  contaminants, half the time to symptoms, and  40
times the contaminants  in a short program could produce
symptoms  in as little as a bit more than a year.
 
   [...]
 
Duncan
 
   ~~
   ~~
 
   Would the symptoms still appear in a year if an infant were
   infected at birth by a severely infected mother?
 
   Please stop trying to redirect my replies so they disappear from
   the silverlist by changing the Reply-To tag to point to yourself.
 
   Regards,
 
   Mike Monett
 



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CSNanobacteria

2006-07-16 Thread Terry Chamberlin
Reading Mike Monet’s opinions regarding nanobacteria,
I did my own research. What I found caused me to
conclude differently than Mike. The following sites
have specific information on the topic:

www.joimr.org/phorum/read.php?f=2i=42t=42

www.crohns.org/articles/2000_10_185-95_jmm.htm

www.personalconsult.com/articles/lymecellwalldeficiency.html

The next site is rather technical, but very
enlightening. The Th1 (T-helper) inflammatory
response occurs in reaction to the invasion of cells
by extremely tiny bacteria. These parasitic bacteria
are also called pleomorphic (many shapes) or L-form
(Lister) or Cell Wall Deficient (CWD) or cell wall
divergent or nanobacteria. It goes on further to make
the point that, far from being effective, some
antibiotics actually cause CWD bacteria.

www.arrowheadhealthworks.com/Mattmnbk.htm

The next site states, Rheumatoid Arthritis and
Multiple Sclerosis--The Cause May Be in the Blood.
Since many folks are having good success fighting MS
with generous amounts of CS, the implications are
positive. 

The term stealth pathogens refers to bacteria that
have cell walls that are deficient in shape,
structure, rigidity, and/or layering. This feature
enables such bacteria (CWD, or cell wall deficient) to
easily move DNA between cells and for groups of CWD
bacteria to fuse together and facilitate genetic
experiments, explains microbiologist Lida Holmes
Mattman, Ph.D., a leading authority in this field.

Such genetic experiments can include many of
today's more baffling autoimmune diseases such as MS
and rheumatoid arthritis, along with other forms of
arthritis, septicemia, meningitis, urinary tract
infections, heart valve infection, eye inflammations,
and a host of other maladies, says Dr. Mattman.
These organisms are clandestine, almost
unrecognizable, and omnipresent, says Dr. Mattman.
They are capable of considerable shape-changing and
growth resulting in disease-hence the apt term,
stealth pathogens.

In fact, the cell shapes produced by a diminished,
discontinuous, or absent cell wall are almost
endlessly variegated and work their way into all
aspects of microbe participation in life. They're
known by various technical names, according to the
degree to which they've lost their cell wall:
spheroplast, protoplast, L-phase, L-forms,
transitionals, and mycoplasma. According to some
physicians, mycoplasma, which are unable to make any
cell wall whatsoever and are highly divergent in type,
may be involved in the initiation of cancer.

The definition/description of 'mycoplasma' would apply
as well to 'nanobacteria'. 

www.geocities.com/SoHo/Gallery/6412/stealth.htm 



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Re: CSNanobacteria

2006-07-16 Thread Mike Monett
  Terry Chamberlin tcj...@yahoo.ca wrote:

  [...]

   The definition/description of 'mycoplasma' would apply as  well to
   'nanobacteria'.

  
  Nanobacterium sanguineum  was proposed in 1998 as an  explanation of
  certain kinds of pathologic calcification (apatite in kidney stones)
  by Finnish  researcher  Olavi Kajander and  Turkish  researcher Neva
  Ciftcioglu, working at the University of Kuopio in Finland.

  According to  the   researchers   the  particles  self-replicated in
  microbiological culture, and the researchers further reported having
  identified a DNA sequence.

  Later studies by another group reached different results, suggesting
  peculiar yet inanimate etiology of the disease. A paper published in
  2000 by  a team led by John Cisar of the US  National  Institutes of
  Health proposed that the self-replication was, in fact, an unusual
  form of crystaline growth, and that contamination may have  been the
  source of the DNA. However, the Cisar group did not as part of their
  study examine   nanobacteria   samples   from   the  Kajander group,
  therefore critics  observed that without such a  control  sample the
  assertion that these were self-replicating crystals or contamination
  had not been substantiated.

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanobacteria

  

  Nanobacteria have no relation to the pathogens you discussed.

  Regards,

  Mike Monett

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Re: CSNanobacteria

2006-07-16 Thread Duncan Crow
Interesting that Dr. Robert O. Becker proposed a crystalline 
origin of life which somewhat later was clad in protein, in his 
book Body Electric, which was published I think in 1985. He said 
it was the most probable because it provides the necessary 
structure, the mechanism to self repair, and a variable current 
carrying ability are built in properties, or words to that 
effect.

Duncan

   Later studies by another group reached different results, suggesting
   peculiar yet inanimate etiology of the disease. A paper published in
   2000 by  a team led by John Cisar of the US  National  Institutes of
   Health proposed that the self-replication was, in fact, an unusual
   form of crystaline growth, and that contamination may have  been the
   source of the DNA. However, the Cisar group did not as part of their
   study examine   nanobacteria   samples   from   the  Kajander group,
   therefore critics  observed that without such a  control  sample the
   assertion that these were self-replicating crystals or contamination
   had not been substantiated.
 
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanobacteria
 
   
 
   Nanobacteria have no relation to the pathogens you discussed.
 
   Regards,
 
   Mike Monett
 
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   http://silversol.freewebpage.org/index.htm
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   http://silversol.freewebpage.org/spice/xtal/clapp.htm
   Noise-Rejecting Wideband Sampler:
   http://www3.sympatico.ca/add.automation/sampler/intro.htm
 
 
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Re: CSNanobacteria

2006-07-16 Thread Mike Monett
  Duncan Crow duncanc...@shaw.ca wrote:

   Interesting that  Dr.  Robert  O.  Becker  proposed  a crystalline
   origin of  life which somewhat later was clad in  protein,  in his
   book Body  Electric, which was published I think in 1985.  He said
   it was  the  most  probable   because  it  provides  the necessary
   structure, the  mechanism to self repair, and  a  variable current
   carrying ability are built in properties, or words to that effect.

  Duncan

  1. Nanobacteria are clad in apatite, not protein.

  2. Body  Electric  is   a   misnomer.   Electrons   do  not  flow in
  electrolytes.

  The current  flow  in  electrolytes, including  our  bodies,  is via
  anions and  cations. As shown in the Theory section on my  web site,
  the movement  of  charge  carriers  is  dominated  by  diffusion and
  convection. In  fact, the direction of charge flow may  be  at right
  angles, or  even opposite to, the direction of  an  applied electric
  field.

  3. There is no evidence that nanobacteria self-repair.

  4. Dunan, earlier, you stated:

  
   Mike,

   I consider  that if a few bacterial  contaminants  might replicate
   enough to  cause symptoms in 35-40 years, decreasing  the  time to
   symptoms can be accomplished also by increasing these contaminants
   through a program of repeated exposure.

   Double the  contaminants, half the time to symptoms, and  40 times
   the contaminants  in a short program could produce symptoms  in as
   little as a bit more than a year.

  [...]

   Duncan

  

  Would the symptoms still appear in a year if an infant were infected
  at birth by a severely infected mother?

  Please stop trying to redirect my replies so they disappear from the
  silverlist by changing the Reply-To tag to point to yourself.

  Regards,

  Mike Monett

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  http://silversol.freewebpage.org/spice/xtal/clapp.htm
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Re: CSnanobacteria-to daddybob

2005-11-15 Thread GMetropulo
My understanding of nanobacteria is that it is encapsulated by a calcified 
material which would need to be broken before getting the bacteria. A naturpath 
had me on 20 enzymes a day and frequent doses of   Sovereign CS for lyme and 
co-infections that invaded my scalp and neck now chronic for 4 years and 
causing a domino of symptoms. I had no success with that but am looking into 
becks 
protocol but have yet to find a chronic case cured this way. 


Re: CSNanobacteria, -now isn't it good to get sick?

2005-08-10 Thread Nenah Sylver


- Original Message - 
From: Wendy wen...@tuxnightclub.com

To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2005 8:34 PM
Subject: RE: CSNanobacteria, -now isn't it good to get sick?



Just out of curiosity, isn't it good for our children and us to get sick
and manage everyday  stuff like colds and flus on our own sometimes?

Would always using CS, Echinacea/herbs, ozone therapy, urine therapy
etc. act as a crutch so that the body always needs help to fight an
infection thereby not making it as resistant/strong when exposed?

I guess what I am saying is if I get a cold and take a bunch of CS and
it nips a bug in the butt, doesn't that mean my body missed out on
tackling that all by itself and thereby missing out on a 'dump' of
toxins via bodily excretions or the body's own fever?

My friends children are true country kids and play outside amongst their
livestock etc., I shuddered when they picked up my dogs bones and were
throwing them for the dogs when they were here- however, that being said
they are rarely sick..  another friend has a small child in a
pristine environment, doesn't want her in sand/dirt and carries wipes
all the time, antibacterial soap etc they have been sick lots.

==
Hi Wendy

This is a good question. The only thing I'd add to what people have already 
written is that if these were normal microbes I'd say, yes, let the body 
do its own healing; for stimulating the immune function can be very 
beneficial. But we live in such a toxic world -- chemtrails, petrochemicals, 
mercury and other heavy metals in the air and water, and even genetically 
engineered microbes -- that we are no longer dealing with normal 
circumstances. Plus, hypothyroidism is rampant and with that, it's more 
difficult for the body to create a fever.


So if I'm getting sick, I take colloidal silver. AND jump into the sauna, so 
my system can sweat out the toxins.


Best,
Nenah

Nenah Sylver, PhD
http://www.nenahsylver.com
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Re: CSNanobacteria, -now isn't it good to get sick?

2005-08-10 Thread Sandee George
Wendy a little bit of dirt never hurt anyone, in fact it has it's
purpose to strengthen our immune system, however like with
everything, when anything becomes out of balance then we
have to work to get whatever back into balance - read what
Christine wrote and this will give you a very good idea of how
it all works - added to which, the mind is the master controller,
if you would like to go further into this thought system, then
I would suggest your getting Louis Hay's little book called
Heal your Body - she is/was a trained medical nurse, who 
was given the death sentence by doctors when she was
diagnosed with cancer many years ago, refused to accept their
suggestions and started her own quest of healing, has been free
of cancer for many years and continues doing work based on
mind control/manifestation connection between the mind
and disease of the body - basically she believes that all disease
of the body starts with disease in the mind - clear the mind and
the body follows suit !   There are many ways of skinning a
cat - I leave the path to you !!! ???   All modalities work if one 
chooses to do the work !   We all need a little help along with
reminders to keep us working !
Regards
Sandee

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who failed to realize that he could not do it.


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Re: CSNanobacteria, Calcification Heart Disease

2005-08-09 Thread Rowena
  Sandee, thanks for the link.  Very interesting article, especially to those 
of us treating Fibromyalgia, fibrositis as was, where the tissues are said to 
be carrying loads of calcium phosphate.  CSers have been discussing Slackstone 
recently, and I really do want to get on and work out how to get a money order 
to Spain and then how to make sure Australian Customs let it through.  
Guaifenesin-using FMSers believe the guai enables the body to excrete the 
phosphate in certain circumstances (if salicylates, which fit better, don't get 
to the kidney receptors first).  Is increased dosage of CS an answer to 
targetting the nanobacteria?  I know some take pints and quarts of it.  I've 
never gone up to those quantities.  What is current CS thinking on fighting 
nanobacteria?
  Rowena

  Click here: NEXUS: Nanobacteria, Calcification  Heart Disease



Re: CSNanobacteria, Calcification Heart Disease

2005-08-09 Thread Marshall Dudley
About a year ago there was an announcement that taking antibiotics over
a long period killed these bacteria and resulted in a lower rate of
heart disease. At that time it was surmised that taking EIS would
accomplish the same thing without the downside of antibiotics.  I
believe that is the case.

Marshall

Ross Craig wrote:

 Interesting would be understatementIf this is all true, and
 nanobacteria cause all calcification and all the diseases that go with
 it, can EIS kill it? Could one prevent petrifying calcification with a
 few ounces of EIS daily?

  - Original Message -
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  To: silver-list@eskimo.com
  Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 8:35 PM
  Subject: CSNanobacteria, Calcification  Heart Disease
   Thought this might interest the groupREgards to allSandee
  The one who accomplished it is the one
   who failed to realize that he could not do it. Click here:
  NEXUS: Nanobacteria, Calcification  Heart Disease
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Re: CSNanobacteria, Calcification Heart Disease

2005-08-09 Thread Sandee George
Hi There Rowena - this is, in my opinion, a rehash of what I had
over ten years ago called chelation - and excellent procedure
although, what they are doing with it today may have changed 
since my time, however I would recommend the procedure to
any and everyone who wants to have a clean unblocked system.
Then to change their diet for minimum rebuilding of all the gunk !!!
This is just my opinion.   As far as C.S. is concerned, I take per
diem whatever amount I feel is what I need, this ranges from one
swig of the bottle to many during the day depending upon what
my body is up to - I know that this would be considered a very
unethical way of dosage for most people however I have been listening to
my body for many years and now know more often
than not exactly what is needed - I will give you an example - if
I wake up in the morning with a scratchy throat then I swig three
times for the day by the end of the day all is back to normal.   This
is the best I can do for you as each one of us is different and this
is why each one of us needs to learn to listen to what our bodies
want, doctors etc., can only prescribe - we have to be the final
judge of what and how it works for us !I call this taking
responsibility for my own health - hope this sharing helps with 
your final decision.   Let me put it this way I am never without 
my C.S. even when travelling !   Especially when I am travelling
I use it in my eyes, nose plus the swig !   In my book dirt is the
breeding ground of all bugs regardless of what type they may be 
Man made antibiotics only hit certain ones, C.S. has a far wider 
range because of the way in which it works !!Most important
of which is that it does no harm while it works it's magic !
Regards
Sandee


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Re: CSNanobacteria, Calcification Heart Disease

2005-08-09 Thread Ross Craig
Interesting would be understatementIf this is all true, and nanobacteria 
cause all calcification and all the diseases that go with it, can EIS kill it? 

Could one prevent petrifying calcification with a few ounces of EIS daily? 


  - Original Message - 
  From: Sandee George 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 8:35 PM
  Subject: CSNanobacteria, Calcification  Heart Disease


  Thought this might interest the group
  REgards to all
  Sandee
  The one who accomplished it is the one
   who failed to realize that he could not do it.


  Click here: NEXUS: Nanobacteria, Calcification  Heart Disease




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RE: CSNanobacteria, Calcification Heart Disease

2005-08-09 Thread Richard Harris
Dear  Sandee,
Thank you for your expressions which are so readable and understandable for
us seekers!
Hope you're doing fine back home in Grenada!
Best wishes to you and yours!

___
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448 West Juniata Street
Clermont, FL 34711
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From: Sandee George [mailto:oha...@juno.com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2005 10:14 AM
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Subject: Re: CSNanobacteria, Calcification  Heart Disease


Hi There Rowena - this is, in my opinion, a rehash of what I had
over ten years ago called chelation - and excellent procedure
although, what they are doing with it today may have changed
since my time, however I would recommend the procedure to
any and everyone who wants to have a clean unblocked system.
Then to change their diet for minimum rebuilding of all the gunk !!!
This is just my opinion.   As far as C.S. is concerned, I take per
diem whatever amount I feel is what I need, this ranges from one
swig of the bottle to many during the day depending upon what
my body is up to - I know that this would be considered a very
unethical way of dosage for most people however I have been listening to
my body for many years and now know more often
than not exactly what is needed - I will give you an example - if
I wake up in the morning with a scratchy throat then I swig three
times for the day by the end of the day all is back to normal.   This
is the best I can do for you as each one of us is different and this
is why each one of us needs to learn to listen to what our bodies
want, doctors etc., can only prescribe - we have to be the final
judge of what and how it works for us !I call this taking
responsibility for my own health - hope this sharing helps with
your final decision.   Let me put it this way I am never without
my C.S. even when travelling !   Especially when I am travelling
I use it in my eyes, nose plus the swig !   In my book dirt is the
breeding ground of all bugs regardless of what type they may be 
Man made antibiotics only hit certain ones, C.S. has a far wider
range because of the way in which it works !!Most important
of which is that it does no harm while it works it's magic !
Regards
Sandee


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Re: CSNanobacteria, Calcification Heart Disease

2005-08-09 Thread mborgert
Rowena,
 also would like to know how to order Slackstone.  When you find out please 
advise.

Mary
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Sandee, thanks for the link.  Very interesting article, especially to those of 
us treating Fibromyalgia, fibrositis as was, where the tissues are said to be 
carrying loads of calcium phosphate.  CSers have been discussing Slackstone 
recently, and I really do want to get on and work out how to get a money order 
to Spain and then how to make sure Australian Customs let it through.  
Guaifenesin-using FMSers believe the guai enables the body to excrete the 
phosphate in certain circumstances (if salicylates, which fit better, don't get 
to the kidney receptors first).  Is increased dosage of CS an answer to 
targetting the nanobacteria?  I know some take pints and quarts of it.  I've 
never gone up to those quantities.  What is current CS thinking on fighting 
nanobacteria?
Rowena

Click here: NEXUS: Nanobacteria, Calcification  Heart Disease

RE: CSNanobacteria, -now isn't it good to get sick?

2005-08-09 Thread Wendy
Just out of curiosity, isn't it good for our children and us to get sick
and manage everyday  stuff like colds and flus on our own sometimes? 

Would always using CS, Echinacea/herbs, ozone therapy, urine therapy
etc. act as a crutch so that the body always needs help to fight an
infection thereby not making it as resistant/strong when exposed?

I guess what I am saying is if I get a cold and take a bunch of CS and
it nips a bug in the butt, doesn't that mean my body missed out on
tackling that all by itself and thereby missing out on a 'dump' of
toxins via bodily excretions or the body's own fever?

My friends children are true country kids and play outside amongst their
livestock etc., I shuddered when they picked up my dogs bones and were
throwing them for the dogs when they were here- however, that being said
they are rarely sick..  another friend has a small child in a
pristine environment, doesn't want her in sand/dirt and carries wipes
all the time, antibacterial soap etc they have been sick lots.

Just musing

Wendy




snip

Let me put it this way I am never without 
my C.S. even when travelling !   Especially when I am travelling
I use it in my eyes, nose plus the swig !   In my book dirt is the
breeding ground of all bugs regardless of what type they may be 
Man made antibiotics only hit certain ones, C.S. has a far wider 
range because of the way in which it works !!Most important
of which is that it does no harm while it works it's magic !
Regards
Sandee


The one who accomplished it is the one
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RE: CSNanobacteria, -now isn't it good to get sick?

2005-08-09 Thread Teri Johnston



Hi Wendy,


At 08:34 PM 8/9/2005, you wrote:



My friends children are true country kids and play outside amongst their
livestock etc., I shuddered when they picked up my dogs bones and were
throwing them for the dogs when they were here- however, that being said
they are rarely sick..  another friend has a small child in a
pristine environment, doesn't want her in sand/dirt and carries wipes
all the time, antibacterial soap etc they have been sick lots.
I too played among the livestock on the farm as a child and made mud 
pies and ate them.  I did not tend to be ill until we sold the farm, 
moved to Florida and my mother kept a house that was really clean. LOL


Teri 



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Re: CSNanobacteria, -now isn't it good to get sick?

2005-08-09 Thread Rowena
Wendy said: Just out of curiosity, isn't it good for our children and us to get 
sick
and manage everyday  stuff like colds and flus on our own sometimes? 
Would always using CS, Echinacea/herbs, ozone therapy, urine therapy
etc. act as a crutch so that the body always needs help to fight an
infection thereby not making it as resistant/strong when exposed?

I guess what I am saying is if I get a cold and take a bunch of CS and
it nips a bug in the butt, doesn't that mean my body missed out on
tackling that all by itself and thereby missing out on a 'dump' of
toxins via bodily excretions or the body's own fever?

Rowena muses in her turn: In this particular case, having learned that 
nanobacteria would appear to be turning us to stone via the calcification 
process, one might not be worrying too much about colds and flu.  

These tiny nasties are so clever or small or well disguised they have evaded 
detection until now.  (Did you read the article? Click here: NEXUS: 
Nanobacteria, Calcification  Heart Disease )  Will CS or coconut oil or iodine 
or calendula or whatever actually rid the body of them?  I hope so, but I don't 
know so.  Will my body destroy the nanobacteria without intervention if it is 
not too overloaded fighting tetanus and coccidiosis and borellia and whatever?  
Maybe,  I hope so.  

The article seems to be saying a mix of elderly antibiotics will get rid of 
them, but I prefer not to use antibiotics, even if they are old, low-profit 
ones.  Maybe Rife or other electromedicine can zap them.  If these things are 
responsible for the pains I am experiencing now, apparently caused by the 
calcification that has been happening since I was a sweet young thing, Colds 
and Flu can go hang.  I much prefer to do without them, anyway.  Perhaps the 
people who don't get the flu etc. do get it, but overcome it, and the ones 
who get it are the ones whose bodies are overwhelmed because of factors X, Y 
and Z and can't deal with it without the symptoms.

In the instance of the farm dweller who moved to the city - who is to say what 
the major factors in lowered health were?  Different diet?  Different air?  
Sick building, increased chemical exposure, exhaust fumes, crowded public 
places, different and increased germ exposure, stress, culture shock, etc. 
etc.?  

I think the true horror of nipping bugs in the bud before they do their thing 
is when symptoms are masked by pharmaceuticals and the germ stored in the body 
for another time, rather than, as you say, the fever cooking them to death or 
whatever.  I am certainly against getting rid of the illnesses quickly and 
unnaturally by interference with the body's processes.  Homeopathic medicine, 
for instance, as I understand it, supports the body processes and allows the 
body to get rid of invaders its own way, with the natural and complete process. 
 If I can avoid that illness, though, or have it happen in my body without my 
being aware of it because there is not a great battle with millions of 
casualties, I'm enough of a wimp at my age to prefer it that way.  And if 
there's a way to zap the nanos and dissolve the calcium phosphates, yes please, 
let me get my shoes on!

Dreaming of a pain-free life
Rowena










Re: CSNanobacteria, Calcification Heart Disease

2005-08-09 Thread Rowena
 also would like to know how to order Slackstone.  When you find out please 
advise.

Mary, the discussion will be in the archives somewhere, but I will look up what 
I have for you.

Addresses:
http://www.slackstone.com/eng/useful_addresses.php?bf=1dm=0
Calexico USA; France, Scandinavia, Portugal, South America.  Made in Spain.

Here is the charming email I received:
Thank you very much by its interest. 
We do not have Distributor in Australia. 
We enclosed to him (in separate file) Ready of Prices for shipments from 
Madrid. 
Please, it indicates its mailing dress. 
Kindly,
Daniel J. Yborra Quesada
LAB YBORRA, S.L.
Luis I, 70
28031 MADRID (España)
Telf. (+34) 913.803.285
Fax: (+34) 913.803.202
e.mail: labybo...@slackstone.com
www.litiasis.com
www.slackstone.com
www.aguadialitica.com
The cost to Australia was 

For one unit 26 Euros, with freight, 37 Euros, total 63 Euros for one unit.
For 2 units, 52 Euros, freight 37, cost per unit 44,50 Euros  etc. 

I emailed to get the prices.  You have to send a money order, it's not 
available by on line payment.  How come the web has made it such a bind to get 
down to the bank or post office?
It's the customs officers I am most doubtful about!

Rowena

CSNanobacteria, Calcification Heart Disease

2005-08-08 Thread Sandee George
Thought this might interest the group
REgards to all
Sandee
The one who accomplished it is the one
 who failed to realize that he could not do it.


Click here: NEXUS: Nanobacteria, Calcification  Heart Disease

CSNanobacteria: A new form of life

2004-05-23 Thread Biophysica
GlacierNanobacteria revelations provoke new controversy. Some claim they are a 
new life form responsible for a wide-range of diseases, including the 
calcification of the arteries that afflicts us all as we age. Others say they 
are simply too small (less than 100 nanometres across) to be living creatures.
 
New Scientist Print Edition at 
http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns5009 
Contributed by www.biophysica.com

  
 
Glacier Bkgrd.jpg

CSNanobacteria and Disease States

2004-05-20 Thread Garnet

 


http://www.msstate.edu/dept/geosciences/4site/nannobacteria.htm

...Nannobacteria may be mediating many processes currently assumed to
be controlled by inorganic chemical reactions, such as low-temperature
precipitation of dolomite, oxidation of iron, and the formation of clay
minerals on the Earth's surface (Folk, 1992; 1993); processes which have
an economic effect on many industries including petroleum exploitation
and environmental mediation. Nannobacteria may also be controlling
processes within organisms such as formation of shells, bones, teeth,
calculus, and arterial plaque. They have been reported from bovine,
rabbit and human blood and they may be associated with human disease. It
has been suggested that nannobacteria might play a role in a class of
diseases associated with mineralized amyloid deposits in human tissue
(including inflammatory bowel disease, kuru, Kreutzfeld-Jacob’s,
Alzheimer’s, and Crohn’s disease)...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/3729487.stm

Interesting to apply the results that most people are getting as far
as preventing many disease states by taking preventative daily doses of
CS to the idea of nanobacteria and their various effects on the human
body.

Garnet



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RE: CSNanobacteria and Disease States

2004-05-20 Thread James Holmes
What is the difference between nannobacteria and mycoplasmas?  

TIA

JOH

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From: Garnet [mailto:garnetri...@earthlink.net] 
Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 11:21 AM
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Subject: CSNanobacteria and Disease States



 


http://www.msstate.edu/dept/geosciences/4site/nannobacteria.htm

...Nannobacteria may be mediating many processes currently assumed to be
controlled by inorganic chemical reactions, such as low-temperature
precipitation of dolomite, oxidation of iron, and the formation of clay
minerals on the Earth's surface (Folk, 1992; 1993); processes which have an
economic effect on many industries including petroleum exploitation and
environmental mediation. Nannobacteria may also be controlling processes
within organisms such as formation of shells, bones, teeth, calculus, and
arterial plaque. They have been reported from bovine, rabbit and human blood
and they may be associated with human disease. It has been suggested that
nannobacteria might play a role in a class of diseases associated with
mineralized amyloid deposits in human tissue (including inflammatory bowel
disease, kuru, Kreutzfeld-Jacob's, Alzheimer's, and Crohn's disease)...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/3729487.stm

Interesting to apply the results that most people are getting as far as
preventing many disease states by taking preventative daily doses of CS to
the idea of nanobacteria and their various effects on the human body.

Garnet



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