Re: CS>New member info

[Ode Coyote]

Howdy Shelby !!!
Curmudgeonly yers...Unk Ode

 Have you read this??

https://silverpuppy.com/article/tactic-that-worked-for-me

On Wed, Jun 7, 2017 at 11:50 AM, Shelby  wrote:

> Hello,
>
>
>
> I had a request to introduce myself. I am a special education teacher in
> Georgia. I have been using and making CS for 10 years using a Silver Puppy.
> I just like to be connected to people that share this interest. I was part
> of the Yahoo group for a long time, however, the group fell apart.
>
>
>
> Shelby
>
>
> 
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Re: CS>New member info

[MaryAnn Helland]

Hi Shelby.  Welcome.  Yahoo groups have become impossible to maintain.  :-(MA 

On Wednesday, June 7, 2017 10:51 AM, Shelby  wrote:
 

 Hello,  I 
had a request to introduce myself. I am a special education teacher in Georgia. 
I have been using and making CS for 10 years using a Silver Puppy. I just like 
to be connected to people that share this interest. I was part of the Yahoo 
group for a long time, however, the group fell apart.  Shelby 


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Re: CS>New member info

[Deborah Gerard]

Big welcome to you my dear..
Debbie :) 

On Wednesday, June 7, 2017 11:51 AM, Shelby  wrote:
 

 Hello,  I 
had a request to introduce myself. I am a special education teacher in Georgia. 
I have been using and making CS for 10 years using a Silver Puppy. I just like 
to be connected to people that share this interest. I was part of the Yahoo 
group for a long time, however, the group fell apart.  Shelby 


1 Simple Trick Removes Eye Bags & Lip Lines In Seconds
FitMomDaily
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Re: CS>New Member from Nigeria

[Steve G]

Welcome, Tsokwa.
Just read the messages and postings, ask questions and you'll learn a great 
deal!
 


  From: tsokwaaluandeyaba 
 To: silver-list  
 Sent: Wednesday, May 4, 2016 11:18 AM
 Subject: CS>Unidentified subject!
   
I am Tsokwa Alu Andeyaba, a Nigerian and a public servant. I want to learn more 
and everything about colloidal silver. I hope your group will help achieve 
that. 
    Thanks 

  

Re: CS>New member

[Tony Moody]

Hallo Liam,

The Silver list archives are here :

Archives:
  http://www.mail-archive.com/silver-list@eskimo.com/maillist.html

Usually that info appears at the end of each email.

Yes the archives are worth learning to use.

OK,
Tony

On 29 Oct 2015 at 10:24, Liam Graves wrote about :
Subject : CS>New member

>
> Hello Silver list members
> My name is Liam and live in a small city called Wanganui in New Zealand.  I 
> am I.T literate but
> never really used bulletin boards, blogs and this is the first site I have 
> come across were I cant
> just browse content and search for what I am looking for or at least I have 
> not yet discovered how
> to do it so may ask a few seemingly dumb questions or unintentionally slip 
> from proper etiquette
> now and again, by all means correct me.  I have used and made colloidal 
> silver for about 15 years
> using very basic battery powered electrodes, I believe that these devices 
> only make a low end
> product and its shelf life is short and am now wanting to learn more about 
> different generator’s,
> different uses for C.S etc and how I may be able to make a generator that 
> produces high quality
> C.S.  My other interests in health are many but include Energy healing, 
> electro therapy including
> PEMT and microcurrent devices such as zappers, infrared sauna,  I am also a 
> believer that there
> are lots of cheap options available that can improve our health and well 
> being such as C.S,
> hydrogen peroxide, iodine, MMS and like to learn about these.  I am really 
> keen to learn more
> about live blood cell analysis and would one day like to add this as a 
> service to others. 
> Additionally I am currently looking for alternatives that may assist my two 
> brothers, one who has a
> brain tumour and been taken off conventional treatments and the other who has 
> been diagnosed
> with the precursor to skin cancer on his face.   I currently do a variety of 
> things to earn a living
> including running a small camp facility where mainly school groups come for 
> some outdoor
> experiences, I do a bit of gardening, Engineering, I.T work and healing. 



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Re: CS>New member

[Gmail]

Sounds like you are having fun! Welcome aboard. 
I have been here on and off for 20 years.
I like www.doctoryourself.com  it has a good search engine.
There is some recent studies done on dandelion root for brain tumors.
Many of us like the silver puppy generator. I have bought dozens of them for 
friends myself. 
Can it be shipped to New Zealand, Ode?

There are a thousand hacking at the branches of evil to one who is striking at 
the root.

Henry David Thoreau




> On Oct 28, 2015, at 5:24 PM, Liam Graves  wrote:
> 
> Hello Silver list members
> My name is Liam and live in a small city called Wanganui in New Zealand.  I 
> am I.T literate but never really used bulletin boards, blogs and this is the 
> first site I have come across were I cant just browse content and search for 
> what I am looking for or at least I have not yet discovered how to do it so 
> may ask a few seemingly dumb questions or unintentionally slip from proper 
> etiquette now and again, by all means correct me.  I have used and made 
> colloidal silver for about 15 years using very basic battery powered 
> electrodes, I believe that these devices only make a low end product and its 
> shelf life is short and am now wanting to learn more about different 
> generator’s, different uses for C.S etc and how I may be able to make a 
> generator that produces high quality C.S.  My other interests in health are 
> many but include Energy healing, electro therapy including PEMT and 
> microcurrent devices such as zappers, infrared sauna,  I am also a believer 
> that there are lots of cheap options available that can improve our health 
> and well being such as C.S, hydrogen peroxide, iodine, MMS and like to learn 
> about these.  I am really keen to learn more about live blood cell analysis 
> and would one day like to add this as a service to others.  Additionally I am 
> currently looking for alternatives that may assist my two brothers, one who 
> has a brain tumour and been taken off conventional treatments and the other 
> who has been diagnosed with the precursor to skin cancer on his face.   I 
> currently do a variety of things to earn a living including running a small 
> camp facility where mainly school groups come for some outdoor experiences, I 
> do a bit of gardening, Engineering, I.T work and healing. 

Re: CS>New member

[Jerry Durand]

I guess I should introduce myself.

I'm an electrical/electronic designer and my wife and I have a company
where we sell anything out of the ordinary that interests us.  It's
mainly been industrial and theatrical controls, but lately we've been
branching out.

This past summer I had a respiratory infection that my doctor said was
probably from the exceptionally dry/dusty weather we've been having.  I
finally decided to try colloidal silver and after a bit of trouble with
a vendor (which resulted in his company being permanently banned from
eBay) I asked a person I know who sells CS in Australia about
generators.  He told me what he uses so I bought one.

Amazing results in clearing my infection (essentially overnight).  I
also then added some big pharma expensive drugs but I'm not convinced
they have done all that much and will not be renewing the prescription.

For the last year we've been selling Structured Water devices which have
been very well received and it occurred to me to try structuring the
CS.  One thing led to another and now we've started selling Structured
Silver Gel (external use only). 

The guy from Australia is working out a deal where he can distribute our
gel down under.


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Re: CS>New member

[Sandra George]

Welcome to the list Liam - I know you will find many here who are as diverse as 
you appear to be and whom are of huge help on many subjects so you ask away and 
you will get answers for sure 
Regards
Sandee
Attitude is everything !!!
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Re: CS>New member

[Patricia]

Welcome Liam:   I'm new here too.  Lots of good people willing to share 
their knowledge.  Enjoy.
Also ... for your brothers... check out Low Dose Naltrexone... 
www.lowdosenaltrexone.org  read and research ... it has been found 
to do a lot of things and
cancer is one of them..  It is an off label medication used for many 
things.   Someone here suggested it for my grandson who has Crohn's 
disease .. I will be eternally
grateful to them for the info.  I am now on it for my immune system.. 
and hopefully my grandson will be on it in the near future.   Good Luck


I highly recommend the Silver Puppy  for making colloidal silver. 
www.silverpuppy.com  lots of info there too.


On 10/28/2015 4:24 PM, Liam Graves wrote:

Hello Silver list members
My name is Liam and live in a small city called Wanganui in New 
Zealand.  I am I.T literate but never really used bulletin boards, 
blogs and this is the first site I have come across were I cant just 
browse content and search for what I am looking for or at least I have 
not yet discovered how to do it so may ask a few seemingly dumb 
questions or unintentionally slip from proper etiquette now and again, 
by all means correct me.  I have used and made colloidal silver for 
about 15 years using very basic battery powered electrodes, I believe 
that these devices only make a low end product and its shelf life is 
short and am now wanting to learn more about different generator’s, 
different uses for C.S etc and how I may be able to make a generator 
that produces high quality C.S.  My other interests in health are many 
but include Energy healing, electro therapy including PEMT and 
microcurrent devices such as zappers, infrared sauna,  I am also a 
believer that there are lots of cheap options available that can 
improve our health and well being such as C.S, hydrogen peroxide, 
iodine, MMS and like to learn about these.  I am really keen to learn 
more about live blood cell analysis and would one day like to add this 
as a service to others. Additionally I am currently looking for 
alternatives that may assist my two brothers, one who has a brain 
tumour and been taken off conventional treatments and the other who 
has been diagnosed with the precursor to skin cancer on his face.   I 
currently do a variety of things to earn a living including running a 
small camp facility where mainly school groups come for some outdoor 
experiences, I do a bit of gardening, Engineering, I.T work and healing.



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Re: CS>New member

[Theresa]

I recently watched the video series "the truth about cancer a global quest."
It gave a report of a young girl with brain stem cancer. She says she cured her 
cancer with Frankincense oil. Took a drop in her tongue every 2 hrs and touched 
her tongue to the roof of her mouth. 
She had had half the tumor surgically removed. Her prognosis was very poor and 
radiation was the recommended treatment. She passed on that. 
Good luck. 
T 

Sent from my iPhone

> On Oct 28, 2015, at 4:33 PM, Gmail  wrote:
> 
> Sounds like you are having fun! Welcome aboard. 
> I have been here on and off for 20 years.
> I like www.doctoryourself.com  it has a good search engine.
> There is some recent studies done on dandelion root for brain tumors.
> Many of us like the silver puppy generator. I have bought dozens of them for 
> friends myself. 
> Can it be shipped to New Zealand, Ode?
> 
> There are a thousand hacking at the branches of evil to one who is striking 
> at the root.
> Henry David Thoreau
> 
> 
> 
>> On Oct 28, 2015, at 5:24 PM, Liam Graves  wrote:
>> 
>> Hello Silver list members
>> My name is Liam and live in a small city called Wanganui in New Zealand.  I 
>> am I.T literate but never really used bulletin boards, blogs and this is the 
>> first site I have come across were I cant just browse content and search for 
>> what I am looking for or at least I have not yet discovered how to do it so 
>> may ask a few seemingly dumb questions or unintentionally slip from proper 
>> etiquette now and again, by all means correct me.  I have used and made 
>> colloidal silver for about 15 years using very basic battery powered 
>> electrodes, I believe that these devices only make a low end product and its 
>> shelf life is short and am now wanting to learn more about different 
>> generator’s, different uses for C.S etc and how I may be able to make a 
>> generator that produces high quality C.S.  My other interests in health are 
>> many but include Energy healing, electro therapy including PEMT and 
>> microcurrent devices such as zappers, infrared sauna,  I am also a believer 
>> that there are lots of cheap options available that can improve our health 
>> and well being such as C.S, hydrogen peroxide, iodine, MMS and like to learn 
>> about these.  I am really keen to learn more about live blood cell analysis 
>> and would one day like to add this as a service to others.  Additionally I 
>> am currently looking for alternatives that may assist my two brothers, one 
>> who has a brain tumour and been taken off conventional treatments and the 
>> other who has been diagnosed with the precursor to skin cancer on his face.  
>>  I currently do a variety of things to earn a living including running a 
>> small camp facility where mainly school groups come for some outdoor 
>> experiences, I do a bit of gardening, Engineering, I.T work and healing. 

Re: CS New Member - Jan

[Ode Coyote]

  You got it backwards.
Anything that clumps is not ionic and won't register on a meter at all.
Brew high, it drops and stays there.
If using only pure water and silver, there are no photo-reactive compounds 
made...you can store it in direct sunlight in clear glass for years.


Use salt or baking soda as a starter  THEN the product is sensitive to 
light. [Silver Chloride and Silver Carbonate  ]


Ode

At 08:18 PM 9/20/2010 -0400, you wrote:

Boy, this list is really making me feel new  ... lol ...
Okay if the ppm drops a couple of numbers, as it stabilizes, that is still 
a good thing, as long as the ppm number does not go up, which would be in 
the direction of clumping and lesser quality. Correct ???So lets say 
you brewed it at 5ppm, two days later its tests at 7ppm, and you sit it on 
the shelf for one year, come back, test it again, ... will it be 7ppm ???


Its not that Im planning on leaving it on the shelp that long ... but I am 
concerned about storing it for my horse. She is stabled at a barn, away 
from my house, so Im going to be making about a week's worth of CS, and 
taking it to the barn for the people there to give to her on a daily 
basis.  So I am concerned about whether or not storing it that long will 
cause any issues for her.


And I was told that I need to store CS in a light proof container, such 
as a milk carton -- or at least keep it out of the sun.

jan

--
No -- lol -- I'll leave that one to Neville! There is some evidence, via our
Hanna Testers, that the ppm-level of CS/EIS will drop a ppm or two within a
couple days of brewing. Some refer to this as *stabilizing*. I believe 
that it


is the contention of the knowledgeable members here that some of the ionic
portion of the brew will change over to particulate matter, resulting in a 
lower


ppm reading. The real question is whether it's the ionic portion that is
effective in killing pathogens, or the particulate portion. Or is it both? I
don't know the answer -- for my own purposes, it doesn't matter. But 
apparently


Neville feels differently, and he was sharing that with Jan. So I'm looking
forward to his answer, as I'm sure Jan is! :-)
MA





From: needling around mailto:ptf2...@bellsouth.netptf2...@bellsouth.net

Thanks, MaryAnn. That was not clear. Do you know how to discriminate between
the use of 'young' and 'old' CS?

- Original Message -
From: MaryAnn Helland

PT -- EIS and CS are the same thing. EIS is just the term used here on this
list to differentiate the product that we make, vs. other silver 
products on the


market. Neville was discriminating between the *age* of the product, not
referring to two different products.


From: needling around mailto:ptf2...@bellsouth.netptf2...@bellsouth.net

Would you give your 'opinion' on the differences between EIS and CS, 
Neville?

It might help to discriminate when to use which one.



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Re: CS New Member - Jan

[needling around]

Would you give your 'opinion' on the differences between EIS and CS, Neville?  
It might help to discriminate when to use which one.
Thanks.
PT

  - Original Message - 
  From: Neville Munn 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Monday, September 20, 2010 1:49 AM
  Subject: RE: CS New Member - Jan


  Hi there.
   
  You may want to consider experimenting with some solutions...
   
  (1) Use of a *fresh* batch, which will be when it's highest in electrically 
charged positive Ag ions, and consuming or administering a quantity immediately 
after cessation of the brewing process.
   
  (2) Or wait a couple of days until the solution has stabilized {less 
electrically charged positive Ag ions present and more particles or clusters}.
   
  I consider there are two types of EIS solution {as suggested above}, and I 
believe administering a quantity *immediately* after it's produced is more 
beneficial or efficacious in some instances.
   
  As 'oils ain't oils', 'EIS/CS ain't 'EIS/CS' either [opinion], there is a 
difference in efficacy and/or efficiency between the two, circumstance 
dependant.
   
  One may not be, or appear to be, as efficacious as the other, or vise versa?  
One never never knows if one never never goes is my philosophy, and with one's 
own machinery one can choose and experiment.
   
  Just my two bobs worth as a 'backyard scientist'...FWIW.
   
  N.
   

--
  From: costu...@dnet.net
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com
  Subject: CS New Member - Jan
  Date: Sun, 19 Sep 2010 21:41:16 -0400


  Hello, 
  I have just joined this group :)

  Basically my story is that I was diagnosed w Fibromyalgia in 1998 ... but I 
have not sought a lot of medical care for it.  I knew that the doctors only 
want to stick you with a rash of narcotic strength drugs, which I cannot 
tolerate. So I just never go to the doctor. I just put up with it. But it does 
seem to be getting worse, so I need to do something.  Ive spent a TON of money 
on high quality supplements ... none of which seem to have helped  

  A couple of months ago, two things happened  

  1) I went to a holistic chiropractor, who muscle tested me for Bahesia, one 
of the Lymes Diseases. 

  2) I have horses, and one of my young fillies was sick with EPM.  I joined 
the Equine Solutions Network group, and got a ton of advice about treating her 
with CS ... inc info on the fact that CS crosses the blood brain barrier (the 
EPM protozoa embed themselves in the horse's spinal cord, causing all kinds of 
neurological issues)   The manner in which fibromyalgia is destroying my 
life the WORST is the manner in which it is messing up my BRAIN.  Im a 
FOG-HEAD.  Im light headed, feel dizzy, stay spazzed out all the time ... etc 
... So when they said the CS crosses the BBB, my ears pricked up ... and 
everything just sounded like I needed the CS as much as my little horse needed 
it.  MaryAnne on Equine Solutions referred me to this group ... So here I am 
!!! 

  I just ordered the www.wishgranted.com  Master generator, and it was 
delivered Friday ... so I really have not even had time to crank it up yet !!!  
Have been busy with the horses all weekend. But I am looking forward to this, 
for my sake and for my horse's sake  :
   jan dee

Re: CS New Member - Jan

[MaryAnn Helland]

PT -- EIS and CS are the same thing.  EIS is just the term used here on this 
list to differentiate the product that we make, vs. other silver products on 
the 
market.  Neville was discriminating between the *age* of the product, not 
referring to two different products.
MA





From: needling around ptf2...@bellsouth.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Mon, September 20, 2010 7:20:35 AM
Subject: Re: CS New Member - Jan


Would you give your 'opinion' on the differences between EIS and CS, Neville?  
It might help to discriminate when to use which one.
Thanks.
PT

- Original Message - 
From: Neville Munn 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Sent: Monday, September 20, 2010 1:49 AM
Subject: RE: CS New Member - Jan

Hi there.
 
You may want to consider experimenting with some solutions...
 
(1) Use of a *fresh* batch, which will be when it's highest in electrically 
charged positive Ag ions, and consuming or administering a quantity 
immediately 
after cessation of the brewing process.
 
(2) Or wait a couple of days until the solution has stabilized {less 
electrically charged positive Ag ions present and more particles or clusters}.
 
I consider there are two types of EIS solution {as suggested above}, and I 
believe administering a quantity *immediately* after it's produced is more 
beneficial or efficacious in some instances.
 
As 'oils ain't oils', 'EIS/CS ain't 'EIS/CS' either [opinion], there is a 
difference in efficacy and/or efficiency between the two, circumstance 
dependant.
 
One may not be, or appear to be, as efficacious as the other, or vise versa?  
One never never knows if one never never goes is my philosophy, and with one's 
own machinery one can choose and experiment.
 
Just my two bobs worth as a 'backyard scientist'...FWIW.
 
N.
 

From: costu...@dnet.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS New Member - Jan
Date: Sun, 19 Sep 2010 21:41:16 -0400


Hello, 
I have just joined this group :)
 
Basically my story is that I was diagnosed w Fibromyalgia in 1998 ... but I 
have 
not sought a lot of medical care for it.  I knew that the doctors only want to 
stick you with a rash of narcotic strength drugs, which I cannot tolerate. So 
I 
just never go to the doctor. I just put up with it. But it does seem to be 
getting worse, so I need to do something.  Ive spent a TON of money on high 
quality supplements ... none of which seem to have helped  

 
A couple of months ago, two things happened  
 
1) I went to a holistic chiropractor, who muscle tested me for Bahesia, one of 
the Lymes Diseases. 

 
2) I have horses, and one of my young fillies was sick with EPM.  I joined the 
Equine Solutions Network group, and got a ton of advice about treating 
her with 
CS ... inc info on the fact that CS crosses the blood brain barrier (the EPM 
protozoa embed themselves in the horse's spinal cord, causing all kinds of 
neurological issues)   The manner in which fibromyalgia is destroying my 
life the WORST is the manner in which it is messing up my BRAIN.  Im a 
FOG-HEAD.  Im light headed, feel dizzy, stay spazzed out all the time ... etc 
... So when they said the CS crosses the BBB, my ears pricked up ... and 
everything just sounded like I needed the CS as much as my little horse needed 
it.  MaryAnne on Equine Solutions referred me to this group ... So here I am 
!!! 

 
I just ordered the www.wishgranted.com  Master generator, and it was delivered 
Friday ... so I really have not even had time to crank it up yet !!!  Have 
been 
busy with the horses all weekend. But I am looking forward to this, for my 
sake 
and for my horse's sake  :
 jan dee

Re: CS New Member - Jan

[needling around]

Thanks, MaryAnn.  That was not clear.  Do you know how to discriminate between 
the use of 'young' and 'old' CS?   
Thanks.
PT
  - Original Message - 
  From: MaryAnn Helland 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Monday, September 20, 2010 8:39 AM
  Subject: Re: CS New Member - Jan


  PT -- EIS and CS are the same thing.  EIS is just the term used here on this 
list to differentiate the product that we make, vs. other silver products on 
the market.  Neville was discriminating between the *age* of the product, not 
referring to two different products.
  MA




--
  From: needling around ptf2...@bellsouth.net
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com
  Sent: Mon, September 20, 2010 7:20:35 AM
  Subject: Re: CS New Member - Jan


  Would you give your 'opinion' on the differences between EIS and CS, Neville? 
 It might help to discriminate when to use which one.
  Thanks.
  PT

- Original Message - 
From: Neville Munn 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Sent: Monday, September 20, 2010 1:49 AM
Subject: RE: CS New Member - Jan


Hi there.
 
You may want to consider experimenting with some solutions...
 
(1) Use of a *fresh* batch, which will be when it's highest in electrically 
charged positive Ag ions, and consuming or administering a quantity immediately 
after cessation of the brewing process.
 
(2) Or wait a couple of days until the solution has stabilized {less 
electrically charged positive Ag ions present and more particles or clusters}.
 
I consider there are two types of EIS solution {as suggested above}, and I 
believe administering a quantity *immediately* after it's produced is more 
beneficial or efficacious in some instances.
 
As 'oils ain't oils', 'EIS/CS ain't 'EIS/CS' either [opinion], there is a 
difference in efficacy and/or efficiency between the two, circumstance 
dependant.
 
One may not be, or appear to be, as efficacious as the other, or vise 
versa?  One never never knows if one never never goes is my philosophy, and 
with one's own machinery one can choose and experiment.
 
Just my two bobs worth as a 'backyard scientist'...FWIW.
 
N.
 


From: costu...@dnet.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS New Member - Jan
Date: Sun, 19 Sep 2010 21:41:16 -0400


Hello, 
I have just joined this group :)

Basically my story is that I was diagnosed w Fibromyalgia in 1998 ... but I 
have not sought a lot of medical care for it.  I knew that the doctors only 
want to stick you with a rash of narcotic strength drugs, which I cannot 
tolerate. So I just never go to the doctor. I just put up with it. But it does 
seem to be getting worse, so I need to do something.  Ive spent a TON of money 
on high quality supplements ... none of which seem to have helped  

A couple of months ago, two things happened  

1) I went to a holistic chiropractor, who muscle tested me for Bahesia, one 
of the Lymes Diseases. 

2) I have horses, and one of my young fillies was sick with EPM.  I joined 
the Equine Solutions Network group, and got a ton of advice about treating her 
with CS ... inc info on the fact that CS crosses the blood brain barrier (the 
EPM protozoa embed themselves in the horse's spinal cord, causing all kinds of 
neurological issues)   The manner in which fibromyalgia is destroying my 
life the WORST is the manner in which it is messing up my BRAIN.  Im a 
FOG-HEAD.  Im light headed, feel dizzy, stay spazzed out all the time ... etc 
... So when they said the CS crosses the BBB, my ears pricked up ... and 
everything just sounded like I needed the CS as much as my little horse needed 
it.  MaryAnne on Equine Solutions referred me to this group ... So here I am 
!!! 

I just ordered the www.wishgranted.com  Master generator, and it was 
delivered Friday ... so I really have not even had time to crank it up yet !!!  
Have been busy with the horses all weekend. But I am looking forward to this, 
for my sake and for my horse's sake  :
 jan dee

Re: CS New Member - Jan

[MaryAnn Helland]

No -- lol -- I'll leave that one to Neville!  There is some evidence, via our 
Hanna Testers, that the ppm-level of CS/EIS will drop a ppm or two within a 
couple days of brewing.  Some refer to this as *stabilizing*.  I believe that 
it 

is the contention of the knowledgeable members here that some of the ionic 
portion of the brew will change over to particulate matter, resulting in a 
lower 

ppm reading.  The real question is whether it's the ionic portion that is 
effective in killing pathogens, or the particulate portion.  Or is it both?  I 
don't know the answer -- for my own purposes, it doesn't matter.  But 
apparently 

Neville feels differently, and he was sharing that with Jan.  So I'm looking 
forward to his answer, as I'm sure Jan is!  :-)
MA





From: needling around ptf2...@bellsouth.net

Thanks, MaryAnn.  That was not clear.  Do you know how to discriminate between 
the use of 'young' and 'old' CS?   

- Original Message - 
From: MaryAnn Helland 

PT -- EIS and CS are the same thing.  EIS is just the term used here on this 
list to differentiate the product that we make, vs. other silver products on 
the 

market.  Neville was discriminating between the *age* of the product, not 
referring to two different products.


From: needling around ptf2...@bellsouth.net

Would you give your 'opinion' on the differences between EIS and CS, Neville?  
It might help to discriminate when to use which one.



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RE: CS New Member - Jan

[Neville Munn]

If produced properly, as I guess most, if not all, on here do it should be able 
to sit on the shelf indefinitely.  By way of quick response without hunting 
down my books/info,  either Alfred B Searle {author} or a bloke by the name of 
Faraday produced some many moons ago {decades or more} and it's still as good 
today apparently as the day it was made, and I have no reason to doubt that.

 

N.
 


From: costu...@dnet.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS New Member - Jan
Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2010 07:24:10 -0400





U ... I was planning on going for 5ppm ... and was under the impression 
that you could sit the silver water on a shelf for up to10 years and it would 
still be suspened (would not form clusters).  
Go easy on me!!!   Im just a beginner .. Not a scientist. :)
   jan 

Hi there.
 You may want to consider experimenting with some solutions...
 (1) Use of a *fresh* batch, which will be when it's highest in electrically 
charged positive Ag ions, and consuming or administering a quantity immediately 
after cessation of the brewing process.
 (2) Or wait a couple of days until the solution has stabilized {less 
electrically charged positive Ag ions present and more particles or clusters}.



  

RE: CS New Member - Jan

[Neville Munn]

Sorry, yes that's right, I probly didn't convey that adequately, Thank You MA.

 

N.
 


Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2010 05:39:14 -0700
From: marmar...@bellsouth.net
Subject: Re: CS New Member - Jan
To: silver-list@eskimo.com






PT -- EIS and CS are the same thing.  EIS is just the term used here on this 
list to differentiate the product that we make, vs. other silver products on 
the market.  Neville was discriminating between the *age* of the product, not 
referring to two different products.
MA





From: needling around ptf2...@bellsouth.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Mon, September 20, 2010 7:20:35 AM
Subject: Re: CS New Member - Jan




Would you give your 'opinion' on the differences between EIS and CS, Neville?  
It might help to discriminate when to use which one.
Thanks.
PT
 

- Original Message - 
From: Neville Munn 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Sent: Monday, September 20, 2010 1:49 AM
Subject: RE: CS New Member - Jan

Hi there.
 
You may want to consider experimenting with some solutions...
 
(1) Use of a *fresh* batch, which will be when it's highest in electrically 
charged positive Ag ions, and consuming or administering a quantity immediately 
after cessation of the brewing process.
 
(2) Or wait a couple of days until the solution has stabilized {less 
electrically charged positive Ag ions present and more particles or clusters}.
 
I consider there are two types of EIS solution {as suggested above}, and I 
believe administering a quantity *immediately* after it's produced is more 
beneficial or efficacious in some instances.
 
As 'oils ain't oils', 'EIS/CS ain't 'EIS/CS' either [opinion], there is a 
difference in efficacy and/or efficiency between the two, circumstance 
dependant.
 
One may not be, or appear to be, as efficacious as the other, or vise versa?  
One never never knows if one never never goes is my philosophy, and with one's 
own machinery one can choose and experiment.
 
Just my two bobs worth as a 'backyard scientist'...FWIW.
 
N.
 


From: costu...@dnet.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS New Member - Jan
Date: Sun, 19 Sep 2010 21:41:16 -0400




Hello, 
I have just joined this group :)
 
Basically my story is that I was diagnosed w Fibromyalgia in 1998 ... but I 
have not sought a lot of medical care for it.  I knew that the doctors only 
want to stick you with a rash of narcotic strength drugs, which I cannot 
tolerate. So I just never go to the doctor. I just put up with it. But it does 
seem to be getting worse, so I need to do something.  Ive spent a TON of money 
on high quality supplements ... none of which seem to have helped  
 
A couple of months ago, two things happened  
 
1) I went to a holistic chiropractor, who muscle tested me for Bahesia, one of 
the Lymes Diseases. 
 
2) I have horses, and one of my young fillies was sick with EPM.  I joined the 
Equine Solutions Network group, and got a ton of advice about treating her with 
CS ... inc info on the fact that CS crosses the blood brain barrier (the EPM 
protozoa embed themselves in the horse's spinal cord, causing all kinds of 
neurological issues)   The manner in which fibromyalgia is destroying my 
life the WORST is the manner in which it is messing up my BRAIN.  Im a 
FOG-HEAD.  Im light headed, feel dizzy, stay spazzed out all the time ... etc 
... So when they said the CS crosses the BBB, my ears pricked up ... and 
everything just sounded like I needed the CS as much as my little horse needed 
it.  MaryAnne on Equine Solutions referred me to this group ... So here I am 
!!! 
 
I just ordered the www.wishgranted.com  Master generator, and it was delivered 
Friday ... so I really have not even had time to crank it up yet !!!  Have been 
busy with the horses all weekend. But I am looking forward to this, for my sake 
and for my horse's sake  :
 jan dee  

RE: CS New Member - Jan

[Neville Munn]

I'm no chemistry guru so I can only speak in laymans language.

 

The drop or reduction in ppm readings is a good indicator of purity of water 
used, don't be surprised if that reading drops almost 50% [based on literature 
and evidenced from experience].

 

Some people may be surprised to see their readings seemingly drop significantly 
over time until the solution reaches a point of stability, I take that reading 
drop as a complement to the quality of water I'm using.  If it failed to drop 
by an appreciable amount...then I have something else in the water besides 
silver.  I believe the amount it drops is proportionate with the ppm level at 
cessation of the brewing process {based on my own experiences, the higher the 
end ppm result on production cessation, the greater the drop in reading} and I 
have had it drop near on 50% from initial reading on the day it was produced.  
Meters only give me a point of reference to shut my process down, I don't rely 
on them for any accuracy in silver content, just a ballpark figure {commonly 
referred to as a 'guesstimate'}.

 

*Immediately* upon cessation of the brewing process the solution will be at 
it's highest in ionic content {positively charged silver ions} and as time goes 
by {few days praps} there will be a number of ions colliding with other ions 
forming atomic clusters {these would be called particles or particle clusters I 
guess}.

 

The distinction between two solutions I referred to is just that...a solution 
which is high in ionic content, and a solution that has stabilized over time 
and has lost some of those ions to particle clusters, and I use whichever I 
consider will be most efficacious for a given circumstance, hence my comment 
about 'oils ain't oils' and 'EIS/CS ain't EIS/CS'.

 

That's my backyard scientists way of explanation g, I'll leave it to the 
chemistry guru's to explain in better language and/or clear up any errors.  But 
all I've said here is based on my experience over several years involvement 
with this 'stuff', not saying it's 100% accurate, just my experience.

 

N.
 
 Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2010 06:13:15 -0700
 From: marmar...@bellsouth.net
 Subject: Re: CS New Member - Jan
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 
 No -- lol -- I'll leave that one to Neville!  There is some evidence, via our 
 Hanna Testers, that the ppm-level of CS/EIS will drop a ppm or two within a 
 couple days of brewing.  Some refer to this as *stabilizing*.  I believe that 
 it 
 
 is the contention of the knowledgeable members here that some of the ionic 
 portion of the brew will change over to particulate matter, resulting in a 
 lower 
 
 ppm reading.  The real question is whether it's the ionic portion that is 
 effective in killing pathogens, or the particulate portion.  Or is it both?  
 I 
 don't know the answer -- for my own purposes, it doesn't matter.  But 
 apparently 
 
 Neville feels differently, and he was sharing that with Jan.  So I'm looking 
 forward to his answer, as I'm sure Jan is!  :-)
 MA
 

 
 
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Re: CS New Member - Jan

[jaxi]

Isn't this where the H2O2 comes in?

Jaxi

On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 9:19 AM, Neville Munn one.red...@hotmail.comwrote:

  I'm no chemistry guru so I can only speak in laymans language.

 The drop or reduction in ppm readings is a good indicator of purity of
 water used, don't be surprised if that reading drops almost 50% [based on
 literature and evidenced from experience].

 Some people may be surprised to see their readings seemingly drop
 significantly over time until the solution reaches a point of stability, I
 take that reading drop as a complement to the quality of water I'm
 using.  If it failed to drop by an appreciable amount...then I have
 something else in the water besides silver.  I believe the amount it drops
 is proportionate with the ppm level at cessation of the brewing process
 {based on my own experiences, the higher the end ppm result on production
 cessation, the greater the drop in reading} and I have had it drop near on
 50% from initial reading on the day it was produced.  Meters only give me a
 point of reference to shut my process down, I don't rely on them for any
 accuracy in silver content, just a ballpark figure {commonly referred to as
 a 'guesstimate'}.

 *Immediately* upon cessation of the brewing process the solution will be at
 it's highest in ionic content {positively charged silver ions} and as time
 goes by {few days praps} there will be a number of ions colliding with other
 ions forming atomic clusters {these would be called particles or particle
 clusters I guess}.

 The distinction between two solutions I referred to is just that...a
 solution which is high in ionic content, and a solution that has stabilized
 over time and has lost some of those ions to particle clusters, and I use
 whichever I consider will be most efficacious for a given circumstance,
 hence my comment about 'oils ain't oils' and 'EIS/CS ain't EIS/CS'.

 That's my backyard scientists way of explanation g, I'll leave it to the
 chemistry guru's to explain in better language and/or clear up any errors.
 But all I've said here is based on my experience over several years
 involvement with this 'stuff', not saying it's 100% accurate, just my
 experience.

 N.

  Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2010 06:13:15 -0700
  From: marmar...@bellsouth.net

  Subject: Re: CS New Member - Jan
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 
  No -- lol -- I'll leave that one to Neville!  There is some evidence, via
 our
  Hanna Testers, that the ppm-level of CS/EIS will drop a ppm or two within
 a
  couple days of brewing.  Some refer to this as *stabilizing*.  I believe
 that it
 
  is the contention of the knowledgeable members here that some of the
 ionic
  portion of the brew will change over to particulate matter, resulting in
 a lower
 
  ppm reading.  The real question is whether it's the ionic portion that is

  effective in killing pathogens, or the particulate portion.  Or is it
 both?  I
  don't know the answer -- for my own purposes, it doesn't matter.  But
 apparently
 
  Neville feels differently, and he was sharing that with Jan.  So I'm
 looking
  forward to his answer, as I'm sure Jan is!  :-)
  MA
 
 
 
 
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Re: CS New Member - Jan

[Costumes]

Boy, this list is really making me feel new  ... lol ...
Okay if the ppm drops a couple of numbers, as it stabilizes, that is still a 
good thing, as long as the ppm number does not go up, which would be in the 
direction of clumping and lesser quality. Correct ???So lets say you 
brewed it at 5ppm, two days later its tests at 7ppm, and you sit it on the 
shelf for one year, come back, test it again, ... will it be 7ppm ???  

Its not that Im planning on leaving it on the shelp that long ... but I am 
concerned about storing it for my horse. She is stabled at a barn, away from my 
house, so Im going to be making about a week's worth of CS, and taking it to 
the barn for the people there to give to her on a daily basis.  So I am 
concerned about whether or not storing it that long will cause any issues for 
her.  

And I was told that I need to store CS in a light proof container, such as a 
milk carton -- or at least keep it out of the sun. 
jan


No -- lol -- I'll leave that one to Neville! There is some evidence, via our 
Hanna Testers, that the ppm-level of CS/EIS will drop a ppm or two within a 
couple days of brewing. Some refer to this as *stabilizing*. I believe that it 

is the contention of the knowledgeable members here that some of the ionic 
portion of the brew will change over to particulate matter, resulting in a 
lower 

ppm reading. The real question is whether it's the ionic portion that is 
effective in killing pathogens, or the particulate portion. Or is it both? I 
don't know the answer -- for my own purposes, it doesn't matter. But apparently 

Neville feels differently, and he was sharing that with Jan. So I'm looking 
forward to his answer, as I'm sure Jan is! :-)
MA





From: needling around ptf2...@bellsouth.net

Thanks, MaryAnn. That was not clear. Do you know how to discriminate between 
the use of 'young' and 'old' CS? 

- Original Message - 
From: MaryAnn Helland 

PT -- EIS and CS are the same thing. EIS is just the term used here on this 
list to differentiate the product that we make, vs. other silver products on 
the 

market. Neville was discriminating between the *age* of the product, not 
referring to two different products.


From: needling around ptf2...@bellsouth.net

Would you give your 'opinion' on the differences between EIS and CS, Neville? 
It might help to discriminate when to use which one.



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RE: CS New Member - Jan

[Neville Munn]

Apparently if one wants to split those particle clusters up that is so, but I 
don't need, or don't have a desire to use H2O2, if I use my product immediately 
after production there's minimal particles anyway, and what there are would 
still be useful as a 'side benefit'...It's all useful.

 

Besides, my understanding is the body produces an amount of H2O2 naturally 
{don't know how much?} if so then I suspect whatever amount is produced 
naturally would do something similar *within* the body.

 

N.
 


Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2010 18:54:00 -0500
Subject: Re: CS New Member - Jan
From: jaxi.sch...@gmail.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com

Isn't this where the H2O2 comes in?  


Jaxi


On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 9:19 AM, Neville Munn one.red...@hotmail.com wrote:


I'm no chemistry guru so I can only speak in laymans language.
 
The drop or reduction in ppm readings is a good indicator of purity of water 
used, don't be surprised if that reading drops almost 50% [based on literature 
and evidenced from experience].
 
Some people may be surprised to see their readings seemingly drop significantly 
over time until the solution reaches a point of stability, I take that reading 
drop as a complement to the quality of water I'm using.  If it failed to drop 
by an appreciable amount...then I have something else in the water besides 
silver.  I believe the amount it drops is proportionate with the ppm level at 
cessation of the brewing process {based on my own experiences, the higher the 
end ppm result on production cessation, the greater the drop in reading} and I 
have had it drop near on 50% from initial reading on the day it was produced.  
Meters only give me a point of reference to shut my process down, I don't rely 
on them for any accuracy in silver content, just a ballpark figure {commonly 
referred to as a 'guesstimate'}.
 
*Immediately* upon cessation of the brewing process the solution will be at 
it's highest in ionic content {positively charged silver ions} and as time goes 
by {few days praps} there will be a number of ions colliding with other ions 
forming atomic clusters {these would be called particles or particle clusters I 
guess}.
 
The distinction between two solutions I referred to is just that...a solution 
which is high in ionic content, and a solution that has stabilized over time 
and has lost some of those ions to particle clusters, and I use whichever I 
consider will be most efficacious for a given circumstance, hence my comment 
about 'oils ain't oils' and 'EIS/CS ain't EIS/CS'.
 
That's my backyard scientists way of explanation g, I'll leave it to the 
chemistry guru's to explain in better language and/or clear up any errors.  But 
all I've said here is based on my experience over several years involvement 
with this 'stuff', not saying it's 100% accurate, just my experience.
 
N.
 
 Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2010 06:13:15 -0700
 From: marmar...@bellsouth.net

 Subject: Re: CS New Member - Jan

 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 

 No -- lol -- I'll leave that one to Neville!  There is some evidence, via our 
 Hanna Testers, that the ppm-level of CS/EIS will drop a ppm or two within a 
 couple days of brewing.  Some refer to this as *stabilizing*.  I believe that 
 it 
 
 is the contention of the knowledgeable members here that some of the ionic 
 portion of the brew will change over to particulate matter, resulting in a 
 lower 
 
 ppm reading.  The real question is whether it's the ionic portion that is 
 effective in killing pathogens, or the particulate portion.  Or is it both?  
 I 
 don't know the answer -- for my own purposes, it doesn't matter.  But 
 apparently 
 
 Neville feels differently, and he was sharing that with Jan.  So I'm looking 
 forward to his answer, as I'm sure Jan is!  :-)
 MA
 

 
 

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RE: CS New Member - Jan

[Neville Munn]

 


From: costu...@dnet.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS New Member - Jan
Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2010 20:18:53 -0400





 
[Okay if the ppm drops a couple of numbers, as it stabilizes, that is still a 
good thing,] 
-Yep, the silver didn't go anywhere, just changed in 'composition' if you like.
 
[as long as the ppm number does not go up, which would be in the direction of 
clumping and lesser quality. Correct ???]
-Nup, I don't believe it's of any lesser quality, just means some of those 
positive charged ions have collided with each other resulting in atomic 
clusters being formed, which I understand are negatively charged.
 
 
[So lets say you brewed it at 5ppm, two days later its tests at 7ppm, and you 
sit it on the shelf for one year, come back, test it again, ... will it be 7ppm 
??? ] 
-Personally, I've never had it go up after a couple days, my experience shows 
the readings can fluctuate a tad up or down dependant on water temperature on 
any given day I check my solutions, and I suspect that wouldn't change even 
after many months in storage.
 
[Its not that Im planning on leaving it on the shelp that long ... but I am 
concerned about storing it for my horse. She is stabled at a barn, away from my 
house, so Im going to be making about a week's worth of CS, and taking it to 
the barn for the people there to give to her on a daily basis.  So I am 
concerned about whether or not storing it that long will cause any issues for 
her. ]
-I don't see how it will cause any issues, other than that solution will have a 
lesser amount of positively charged ions.  This is where/why I choose which 
solution to use for a particular circumstance...do I use a solution 
*immediately* after production to maximise on the ingestion of positive charged 
ions, or do I use a solution that I've had in storage for some time which will 
have a lesser amount of positive charged ions and more negative charged 
particles?
 
[And I was told that I need to store CS in a light proof container, such as a 
milk carton -- or at least keep it out of the sun. ]
-I store mine in clear glass containers in a cupboard.
 
N.
 
jan 

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Re: CS New Member - Jan

[Costumes]

uuummm  brings more questions :  But they will have to wait till 
tomorrow :)
good night 
   jan


[Okay if the ppm drops a couple of numbers, as it stabilizes, that is still a 
good thing,] 
-Yep, the silver didn't go anywhere, just changed in 'composition' if you like.

[as long as the ppm number does not go up, which would be in the direction of 
clumping and lesser quality. Correct ???]
-Nup, I don't believe it's of any lesser quality, just means some of those 
positive charged ions have collided with each other resulting in atomic 
clusters being formed, which I understand are negatively charged.


[So lets say you brewed it at 5ppm, two days later its tests at 7ppm, and you 
sit it on the shelf for one year, come back, test it again, ... will it be 7ppm 
??? ] 
-Personally, I've never had it go up after a couple days, my experience shows 
the readings can fluctuate a tad up or down dependant on water temperature on 
any given day I check my solutions, and I suspect that wouldn't change even 
after many months in storage.

[Its not that Im planning on leaving it on the shelp that long ... but I am 
concerned about storing it for my horse. She is stabled at a barn, away from my 
house, so Im going to be making about a week's worth of CS, and taking it to 
the barn for the people there to give to her on a daily basis.  So I am 
concerned about whether or not storing it that long will cause any issues for 
her. ]
-I don't see how it will cause any issues, other than that solution will have a 
lesser amount of positively charged ions.  This is where/why I choose which 
solution to use for a particular circumstance...do I use a solution 
*immediately* after production to maximise on the ingestion of positive charged 
ions, or do I use a solution that I've had in storage for some time which will 
have a lesser amount of positive charged ions and more negative charged 
particles?

[And I was told that I need to store CS in a light proof container, such as a 
milk carton -- or at least keep it out of the sun. ]
-I store mine in clear glass containers in a cupboard.

N.

Re: CS New Member - Jan

[MaryAnn Helland]

Hi Jan.  I'm so glad to see you here.  I know that you will get lots of input 
on 
your situation.  So -- welcome.  And here's hoping for a brighter and healthier 
future for you and your EPM horse!!
MA





From: Costumes costu...@dnet.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sun, September 19, 2010 8:41:16 PM
Subject: CS New Member - Jan


Hello, 
I have just joined this group :)
 
Basically my story is that I was diagnosed w Fibromyalgia in 1998 ... but I 
have 
not sought a lot of medical care for it.  I knew that the doctors only want to 
stick you with a rash of narcotic strength drugs, which I cannot tolerate. So I 
just never go to the doctor. I just put up with it. But it does seem to be 
getting worse, so I need to do something.  Ive spent a TON of money on high 
quality supplements ... none of which seem to have helped  

 
A couple of months ago, two things happened  
 
1) I went to a holistic chiropractor, who muscle tested me for Bahesia, one of 
the Lymes Diseases. 

 
2) I have horses, and one of my young fillies was sick with EPM.  I joined the 
Equine Solutions Network group, and got a ton of advice about treating her with 
CS ... inc info on the fact that CS crosses the blood brain barrier (the EPM 
protozoa embed themselves in the horse's spinal cord, causing all kinds of 
neurological issues)   The manner in which fibromyalgia is destroying my 
life the WORST is the manner in which it is messing up my BRAIN.  Im a 
FOG-HEAD.  Im light headed, feel dizzy, stay spazzed out all the time ... etc 
... So when they said the CS crosses the BBB, my ears pricked up ... and 
everything just sounded like I needed the CS as much as my little horse needed 
it.  MaryAnne on Equine Solutions referred me to this group ... So here I am 
!!! 

 
I just ordered the www.wishgranted.com  Master generator, and it was delivered 
Friday ... so I really have not even had time to crank it up yet !!!  Have been 
busy with the horses all weekend. But I am looking forward to this, for my sake 
and for my horse's sake  :
 jan dee

Re: CS New Member - Jan

[Costumes]

Well, surprise, surprise, MaryAnn   ;
Didnt realize you were here !!!
{{{ Thank You  }}} 
;  jan


Hi Jan.  I'm so glad to see you here.  I know that you will get lots of input 
on your situation.  So -- welcome.  And here's hoping for a brighter and 
healthier future for you and your EPM horse!!
MA

Re: CS New Member - Jan

[MaryAnn Helland]

Why do you think I recommended it?  ;-)
MA





From: Costumes costu...@dnet.net


Well, surprise, surprise, MaryAnn   ;
Didnt realize you were here !!!
{{{ Thank You  }}} 
    ;  jan 


Hi Jan.  I'm so glad to see you here.  I know that you will get lots of input 
on 
your situation.  So -- welcome.  And here's hoping for a brighter and healthier 
future for you and your EPM horse!!
MA

Re: CS New Member - Jan

[Costumes]

heeeheee  ;


Why do you think I recommended it?  ;-)
MA




Well, surprise, surprise, MaryAnn   ;
Didnt realize you were here !!!
{{{ Thank You  }}} 
;  jan 


Hi Jan.  I'm so glad to see you here.  I know that you will get lots of input 
on your situation.  So -- welcome.  And here's hoping for a brighter and 
healthier future for you and your EPM horse!!
MA

RE: CS New Member - Jan

[Neville Munn]

Hi there.

 

You may want to consider experimenting with some solutions...

 

(1) Use of a *fresh* batch, which will be when it's highest in electrically 
charged positive Ag ions, and consuming or administering a quantity immediately 
after cessation of the brewing process.

 

(2) Or wait a couple of days until the solution has stabilized {less 
electrically charged positive Ag ions present and more particles or clusters}.

 

I consider there are two types of EIS solution {as suggested above}, and I 
believe administering a quantity *immediately* after it's produced is more 
beneficial or efficacious in some instances.

 

As 'oils ain't oils', 'EIS/CS ain't 'EIS/CS' either [opinion], there is a 
difference in efficacy and/or efficiency between the two, circumstance 
dependant.

 

One may not be, or appear to be, as efficacious as the other, or vise versa?  
One never never knows if one never never goes is my philosophy, and with one's 
own machinery one can choose and experiment.

 

Just my two bobs worth as a 'backyard scientist'...FWIW.

 

N.
 


From: costu...@dnet.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS New Member - Jan
Date: Sun, 19 Sep 2010 21:41:16 -0400





Hello, 
I have just joined this group :)
 
Basically my story is that I was diagnosed w Fibromyalgia in 1998 ... but I 
have not sought a lot of medical care for it.  I knew that the doctors only 
want to stick you with a rash of narcotic strength drugs, which I cannot 
tolerate. So I just never go to the doctor. I just put up with it. But it does 
seem to be getting worse, so I need to do something.  Ive spent a TON of money 
on high quality supplements ... none of which seem to have helped  
 
A couple of months ago, two things happened  
 
1) I went to a holistic chiropractor, who muscle tested me for Bahesia, one of 
the Lymes Diseases. 
 
2) I have horses, and one of my young fillies was sick with EPM.  I joined the 
Equine Solutions Network group, and got a ton of advice about treating her with 
CS ... inc info on the fact that CS crosses the blood brain barrier (the EPM 
protozoa embed themselves in the horse's spinal cord, causing all kinds of 
neurological issues)   The manner in which fibromyalgia is destroying my 
life the WORST is the manner in which it is messing up my BRAIN.  Im a 
FOG-HEAD.  Im light headed, feel dizzy, stay spazzed out all the time ... etc 
... So when they said the CS crosses the BBB, my ears pricked up ... and 
everything just sounded like I needed the CS as much as my little horse needed 
it.  MaryAnne on Equine Solutions referred me to this group ... So here I am 
!!! 
 
I just ordered the www.wishgranted.com  Master generator, and it was delivered 
Friday ... so I really have not even had time to crank it up yet !!!  Have been 
busy with the horses all weekend. But I am looking forward to this, for my sake 
and for my horse's sake  :
 jan dee