Re: CS antibiotics ??????

1998-10-10 Thread Reid Smith
Have you tried oxygen therapies?

   Not yet but plan to in the future if I get a chance. I have tryed
peroxide baths and that does help.


With out it I become a shuffling, shaking,
 hurting, sleeping reck that can't even remember what I done 10 minutes
 before.
   I don't have the answer for the reason that CS caused the combination
 of antibotics that I take to quit working but it did.
Floxin has been singled out on one of the major news shows for the
neurological
damage that can and does occur. I expect you feel untired because of some of
this effect. I took one and it was wired to the ceiling time. Be careful of
all the fluoroquinilones. 
   There was more to it than just being tired. That was just one of the 
problems. I know that floxin or any antibotic isn't good for a person
if they have to take it long term but I'm stuck between a rock and a 
hard place. With out them I run the risk of having another heart attack,
can't function enough to carry on my daily life, and it just eats my nerves
up. It's so bad at times that I can't stand sound or light.
Take Care 

Reid



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Re: CS antibiotics ??????

1998-10-09 Thread Reid Smith
With out it I become a shuffling, shaking,
 hurting, sleeping reck that can't even remember what I done 10 minutes
 before.
   I don't have the answer for the reason that CS caused the combination
 of antibotics that I take to quit working but it did.
Floxin has been singled out on one of the major news shows for the neurological
damage that can and does occur. I expect you feel untired because of some of
this effect. I took one and it was wired to the ceiling time. Be careful of
all the fluoroquinilones. 

   There was more to it than just being tired. That was just one of the 
problems. I know that floxin or any antibotic isn't good for a person
if they have to take it long term but I'm stuck between a rock and a 
hard place. With out them I run the risk of having another heart attack,
can't function enough to carry on my daily life, and it just eats my nerves
up. It's so bad at times that I can't stand sound or light.

What if the CS made you tired from die off of candida or???, have you been 
tested for yeast? Sorry, just trying to help. I read candida may be causative 
for CFS symptoms. Deb  
   Debbie McDonald

   I've considered yeast as a posibility for some of my problems. God knows
as much antibotics that I've had ran through me that I should have a massive
yeast infection. The one thing that rules that out is that I was 90%+ cured
a little while back with IV clafrin. The bug that has me is right under my
skin. It's a fiberglass fealing that is slowly working it's way into my
muscles and other parts of my body. I know that it has an effect on my 
nerves and veins. I believe that it shrinks my veins and possability causes
them to harden. I know it does that to my nerves because the more moving
around that I do the works it gets. I can take some thing to make me sleep
for a few days and some of my pain and problems go away or atleast lessen.
That non movement of the nerves gives them time to mend some. 

   The area that the infection (soft tissue) makes it hard to cure with 
antibotics or anything for that matter. I think that is why the floxin
works so good on me because it gets to the nerves. 




   
Take Care 

Reid



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Re: CS antibiotics ??????

1998-10-09 Thread Vilik Rapheles
Have you tried oxygen therapies?


At 01:46 PM 10/9/98 -0500, you wrote:
With out it I become a shuffling, shaking,
 hurting, sleeping reck that can't even remember what I done 10 minutes
 before.
   I don't have the answer for the reason that CS caused the combination
 of antibotics that I take to quit working but it did.
Floxin has been singled out on one of the major news shows for the
neurological
damage that can and does occur. I expect you feel untired because of some of
this effect. I took one and it was wired to the ceiling time. Be careful of
all the fluoroquinilones. 

   There was more to it than just being tired. That was just one of the 
problems. I know that floxin or any antibotic isn't good for a person
if they have to take it long term but I'm stuck between a rock and a 
hard place. With out them I run the risk of having another heart attack,
can't function enough to carry on my daily life, and it just eats my nerves
up. It's so bad at times that I can't stand sound or light.

What if the CS made you tired from die off of candida or???, have you been 
tested for yeast? Sorry, just trying to help. I read candida may be causative 
for CFS symptoms. Deb  
   Debbie McDonald

   I've considered yeast as a posibility for some of my problems. God knows
as much antibotics that I've had ran through me that I should have a massive
yeast infection. The one thing that rules that out is that I was 90%+ cured
a little while back with IV clafrin. The bug that has me is right under my
skin. It's a fiberglass fealing that is slowly working it's way into my
muscles and other parts of my body. I know that it has an effect on my 
nerves and veins. I believe that it shrinks my veins and possability causes
them to harden. I know it does that to my nerves because the more moving
around that I do the works it gets. I can take some thing to make me sleep
for a few days and some of my pain and problems go away or atleast lessen.
That non movement of the nerves gives them time to mend some. 

   The area that the infection (soft tissue) makes it hard to cure with 
antibotics or anything for that matter. I think that is why the floxin
works so good on me because it gets to the nerves. 




   
Take Care 

Reid



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Re: CS antibiotics ??????

1998-10-08 Thread Debbie McDonald
With out it I become a shuffling, shaking,
 hurting, sleeping reck that can't even remember what I done 10 minutes
 before.
 
   I don't have the answer for the reason that CS caused the combination
 of antibotics that I take to quit working but it did.
Floxin has been singled out on one of the major news shows for the neurological
damage that can and does occur. I expect you feel untired because of some of
this effect. I took one and it was wired to the ceiling time. Be careful of
all the fluoroquinilones. What if the CS made you tired from die off of candida
or???, have you been tested for yeast? Sorry, just trying to help. I read
candida may be causative for CFS symptoms. Deb  
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Re: CS antibiotics ??????

1998-10-08 Thread Reid Smith
Sorry to prove you wrong but it did cancel out the effects of the 
 antibotics in me and I had to quit taking the CS. The way that I know is
 the antibotics that I take give me energy and wake me up plus other
things. With out them I sleep all the time. After about 2 weeks I started going
down hill and the antibotics wasn't working any more. About 2-3 days after I
stopped the CS they started working again. Some people haven't had problems
with 
 mixing the two and I think that it makes a difference in the type of
antibotics that the person is taking. Myself I was on floxin and zithromax
at the
time.

Reid,
 There are lots of possible explanations.  You say acidophillus cause
intestinal bleeding in you?  Gasto-intestinal disturbances are the most
frequently reported adverse affects of zithromax.  
You are concurrently using the EMEM-2?  

  The acidophillus bleeding problem was before I even knew about the EMEM-2
device or Rife. I took it as advized by my doctor and 1-2 days later I
was bleeding. The bleeding stopped when I quit taking the acidophillus.


What other meds, diet changes, electrobiophysical experimentations are you
doing?  Floxin and Zithromax have somewhat overlapping toxicities to the
kidneys.  25% of Floxin is bound to plasma protein.  Ag precipitates plasma
protein.  The normal dose for Zithromax is one day.  Occassionally it is
give 3 or even 4 days.  Thats pushing 
it.  One patient took it for nine days and suffered irreversible renal failure
(Mansoor GA,et al. Azithromycin-induced acute interstitial nephritis.  Ann
Intern Med 1993; 119: 636-7).  Perhaps you were experiencing a die-off
rxn?   Did you run any tests (liver function, kidney function, blood chem,
stools) to zero in on what is really going on?  
 Reid, I'd have to see something more than energy levels in one person.
 I've seen nothing in the literature as to an interaction of any antibiotic
and CS, nor can I think I think up a plausible counteraction.  On the other
hand, in many cases they may work in an additive fashion.  I am not an
apologist for CS and don't sell it.  My comments are intended in a
constructive spirit.
Regards,
Vincent

   The doctor at the time gave me a pad of antibotics and said try each 
one for a few days then try combinations of them and see what helps. 
I went through each one for a week at a time and none helped alot. 
Then after a few combinations of both I found floxin and zithromax worked.
At the time I was sleeping from 14 to 18 hours a day. I found that if I 
took that combination at 6:00am and went back to sleep that at 9:00am I 
would wake up and feal good. I had energy, didn't hurt, and was able to 
carry on with daily tasks. That's been over 7 years ago and the only 
thing that has kept me going. With out it I become a shuffling, shaking,
hurting, sleeping reck that can't even remember what I done 10 minutes
before.

  I don't have the answer for the reason that CS caused the combination
of antibotics that I take to quit working but it did. 

   
Take Care 

Reid



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Re: CS antibiotics ??????

1998-10-08 Thread mbgupta
Vincent:

Your posts are excellent - to see where we are heading re. pharmaceuticals
the following site is must see. Once you get into it you won't be able
leave it... Check out the BERLIN TRIBUNAL


http://www.rath.nl/GB/hot1.htm

Chris Gupta

At 12:38 PM 10/7/98 -0700, VGammill wrote:
[snip]
 Ask yourself if it is in the interest of the pharmaceutical giants to
cure you at a reasonable price, or keep you paying through the nose
forever.  Ask yourself if it is in the interest of those who mind the
government coffers for you to live forever in perfect health collecting
those benefits, or is it in their interest for you to keel over at age 65. 
I would not be surprised to learn that the government and the
pharmaceutical industry are toying around with chronic diseases of the
future to protect themselves against the nightmarish  eventuality that
everyone has learned to wipe out their own cancer, heart disease, c..  On
the other hand that would be a perfect excuse to raise the allowable

amounts on all the carcinogens in our food, air, and water. 

Lets keep our fingers crossed that natural antibiotics such as CS and
usnea will prove their mettle in the political-economic healthcare wars to
come.

Vincent Gammill
 
 


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Re: CS antibiotics ??????

1998-10-07 Thread VGammill


Mike Devour writes:
 Hello Vincent! You just saw the perfect example of why we *never*
 spout absolutes in this forum. Well, maybe not *never!* GRIN
 There is so much diversity of experience among our members that 
 there will be exceptions to nearly every assumption you can make.

Mike,
 What may have come across as pontification re the combination of CS
and antibiotics was actually an effort to keep things simple and
straightforward for people who may not have a lot of time on their hands to
mull over technical matters.  CS does not negate any of the usual
antibiotics by any of the known routes by which antibiotic work.  But, all
prescription antibiotics have a plethora of unwanted side effects. 
Likewise, all the transition metals (even CS) have unwanted effects in high
dosages.  These unwanted effects can be compounded.  
 
 I do not have strong biases pro or con CS.  But laying cards on the
table--pro:  It would be wonderful to have a simple natural antibiotic
without significant side effects that can be kept forever in the hands of
the people and forever out of the hands of the pharmaceutical giants and
the FDA.  And, con:  The existence of CS antedates the sulfa drugs and
penicillin.  It did nothing that I know of to help in the flu epidemic of
1918, nor did it help in syphilis, TB, and polio.

I don't want to confuse issues by discussing antibiotics and
antiseptics in the same message, but Ag is very effective as such.  I've
seen AgNO3 used to irrigate an infected thorasic cavity after coronary
bypass surgery.  So many of the other antiseptics that have been in common
use are very very harmful--ortho phenylphenol which was used in Lysol, not
to mention all the quaternary ammonium compounds that are now used with so
little concern.  There are other everyday chemicals in common use I suspect
cause enormous harm, but it would be not be sensible to discuss them
without serious proof--not when major industries would be harmed and
perhaps unfairly.  

 I would like to see the whole pharmaceutical industry wither away for
the simple reason that their patent medicines aren't need or wanted.  But
can that happen when the profits are so addictive?  All of allopathic
medicine came together last century for simple purpose of quashing their
homeopathic and botanic low-dollar competitors.  

 Ask yourself if it is in the interest of the pharmaceutical giants to
cure you at a reasonable price, or keep you paying through the nose
forever.  Ask yourself if it is in the interest of those who mind the
government coffers for you to live forever in perfect health collecting
those benefits, or is it in their interest for you to keel over at age 65. 
I would not be surprised to learn that the government and the
pharmaceutical industry are toying around with chronic diseases of the
future to protect themselves against the nightmarish  eventuality that
everyone has learned to wipe out their own cancer, heart disease, c..  On
the other hand that would be a perfect excuse to raise the allowable
amounts on all the carcinogens in our food, air, and water. 

Lets keep our fingers crossed that natural antibiotics such as CS and
usnea will prove their mettle in the political-economic healthcare wars to
come.

Vincent Gammill
 
 


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Re: CS antibiotics ??????

1998-10-07 Thread Reid Smith
 There was some discussion of whether or not CS  antibiotics cancel each
other out.  Did this question ever get answered definitively?

Shelly,
 CS and antibiotics do not cancel each other out.  This is definitive. 
You can take it to the bank.
SNIP
Vincent Gammill


   Sorry to prove you wrong but it did cancel out the effects of the 
antibotics in me and I had to quit taking the CS. The way that I know is
the antibotics that I take give me energy and wake me up plus other things. 
With out them I sleep all the time. After about 2 weeks I started going down 
hill and the antibotics wasn't working any more. About 2-3 days after I stopped
the CS they started working again. Some people haven't had problems with 
mixing the two and I think that it makes a difference in the type of antibotics 
that the person is taking. Myself I was on floxin and zithromax at the time.




Take Care 

Reid



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Re: CS antibiotics ??????

1998-10-07 Thread M. G. Devour
Shelly asked:
  There was some discussion of whether or not CS  antibiotics
 cancel each other out.  Did this question ever get answered
 definitively?

Vincent Gammill replied:
 CS and antibiotics do not cancel each other out.  This is
 definitive. You can take it to the bank.

Reid retorted:
Sorry to prove you wrong but it did cancel out the effects of
 the antibotics in me and I had to quit taking the CS. ...

Hello Vincent! You just saw the perfect example of why we *never*
spout absolutes in this forum. Well, maybe not *never!* GRIN

There is so much diversity of experience among our members that 
there will be exceptions to nearly every assumption you can make.

You wrote:
 What is the usual metabolic fate of CS? 

We've got clues that it ultimately clears the body in the feces...

 How long does it last until it is oxidized to Ag+ ??  And then does
 it preferentially form an oxide ... , an ionic salt ... , lock on
 to any endogenous chelating anions or diols c., or is it simply
 snatched up by albumin or other protein? 

I don't think we know for sure what chemical form it is in even in 
the *bottle*, let alone once it gets into our systems. Scary, huh?

 How would it attack various microorganisms of interest--especially
 those that are cell wall deficient? 

There is generally reported some mumo-jumbo about interfering with 
enzymes involved in oxygen uptake, mumble, mumble... hands waving 
fitfully in the air, eyes opening wide... G

 What about the odd oxidation states of Tetrasil (+2 and +4) as the
 oxide and is it truly antiviral? 

I've never heard of Tetrasil. As to being antiviral, some anecdotal
evidence points that way, some doesn't. I know that viral infections
like colds run their normal course in me once they get started, but
they *do not* advance to secondary bacterial infections. So the
outcome is generally much improved by CS use. 

You'll frequently hear from folks who say they can stop a cold if
they hit it with CS when they *first* note symptoms.

 Silver salts can be reduced into several allotropes. Is there a
 difference in physiological effects? I can give a pretty good guess
 at some of these answers.  Is there anyone else out there who'd
 like to sort it all out?

Vince, we're mostly non-professional inquirers here. We've all 
stumbled on this colloidal silver stuff that, despite the hype and 
disinformation on both sides, seems to work, sometimes pretty 
remarkably. We're doing our best to separate fact from fiction and 
share what we've learned.

The marketers have muddied the waters with hype and unfounded claims.
On the other side are self appointed debunkers whose fear-mongering
does not hold up under even minimal scrutiny. What's left is the 
accounts of the folks who have had CS work wonders for them. *That* 
is why I'm here, trying to help unravel the mess.

There is no contemporary, organized body of scientific research on
CS. The mainstream establishment has mostly ignored it as part of the
fringe, and sometimes has acted to suppress the information. There
are a few tendrils of modern research that relate to what we know,
but they're few and show no signs of being well funded or gaining
any significant following in the scientific community.

The bulk of the data we have is anecdotal testimony and some minimal
experimental trials and analyses. Any insight you wish to share with
us is welcome. Bear in mind that some of us have at least workable
scientific and technical backgrounds, while others are not so
trained. Many have a lot of experience with CS and other
alternatives, and have seen what they will do. 

In any case, you'll recieve a respectful reception if you want to 
help us figure it all out. The long term goal is understanding, both 
scientific and clinical. Near term, we want to be sure the best 
information is availabe to those who need it.

Be well,

Mike Devour
list owner

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Re: CS antibiotics ??????

1998-10-07 Thread VGammill


 Shelley Charlesworth charleswo...@access1.netwrites:
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Subject: Re: CS  antibiotics
 Date: Tuesday, October 06, 1998 10:32 AM
 
 There was some discussion of whether or not CS  antibiotics cancel each
other
 out.  Did this question ever get answered definitively?

Shelly,
 CS and antibiotics do not cancel each other out.  This is definitive. 
You can take it to the bank.
 I do have a question or two for all you shinolas out there in
Listland.  What is the usual metabolic fate of CS?  How long does it last
until it is oxidized to Ag+ ??  And then does it preferentially  form an
oxide (thereby making it an excellent redox catalyst), an ionic salt (e.g.,
to Cl-), a ligand, lock on to any endogenous chelating anions or diols c.,
or is it simply snatched up by albumin or other protein?  Or even by GSH
(reduced glutathione)?  How would it attack various microorganisms of
interest--especially those that are cell wall deficient?  What about the
odd oxidation states of Tetrasil (+2 and +4) as the oxide and is it truly
antiviral?  Silver salts can be reduced into several allotropes. Is there a
difference in physiological effects?  I can give a pretty good guess at
some of these answers.  Is there anyone else out there who'd like to sort
it all out?

Vincent Gammill





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Re: CS antibiotics

1998-10-06 Thread Alan Shelley Charlesworth
There was some discussion of whether or not CS  antibiotics cancel each other
out.  Did this question ever get answered definitively?

Shelley



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