Re: giardia and cryptosporidium treatable by cs?

1998-08-03 Thread Harvey Flatbush
Douglas Haack & List

At 12:19 PM 8/3/98 +1000, you wrote:
>Peter, I had an unusual feeling in my gut yesterday, due to I believe
>some reverse osmosis but giardia infected Sydney water. I drank from the
>filtered water quite accidently, and without thinking etc. although I
>have a distiller and all my CS and drinking water comes normally from
>this source.
>
>Anyway I was rushing out to drive 120 kms to a meeting - being a
>pleasant Saturday. I felt the pre feeling of the runs. anyway I won't do


In my neck of the woods, what you get from Giardia is referred to as Beaver
Fever and it will definately give you a case of the Hershey Squirts. :o)
I am glad to hear CS works so well on Giardia.  I will for sure put some
bottles of CS in my jump off kit.  I have a portable handpump filter system
that filters out Giardia that is good for 600 gallons of drinking water but
after that if necessary, the CS will go into play.  A ounce per gallon of
water should take care of it. That is the ratio I have been using in stored
water.  If you have any cuts or abrasions on your body and you bath in the
water that has Giardia in it, you can become infected through breaks in you
skin.  It is said that Giardia is caused by animals urinating and dumping
along and in streams and ponds.

Harvey


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Re: giardia and cryptosporidium treatable by cs?

1998-08-03 Thread Douglas Haack
Peter, I had an unusual feeling in my gut yesterday, due to I believe
some reverse osmosis but giardia infected Sydney water. I drank from the
filtered water quite accidently, and without thinking etc. although I
have a distiller and all my CS and drinking water comes normally from
this source.

Anyway I was rushing out to drive 120 kms to a meeting - being a
pleasant Saturday. I felt the pre feeling of the runs. anyway I won't do
into any more detail. I put off my immediate departure, drank 130mls of
distilled water with maybe 5 or 10 mls of 5 or 10ppm cs. Within two
hours I felt comfortable enough to start on my drive. I believe the cs
did the trick. The drive and the afternood was pleasantly without
incidence! One still had the later sensation of some thing amiss in the
digestive area and tract, but, it was definitely neutralised 95%. Of
course I will now have to change the filters and clean the holding tank
if one is going to drink from this source. I usually fill the distillers
boiler from this system, purely because one gets much less mineral
residue from the RO system. Better still I have to devise a way of
introducing cs ato an area before the water starts on its filtering
journey. Yes - I wonder if the cs particles are fine enough and will
pass thru the filters?? I should ask the list this question!!

Douglas Haack, Greenwich Village, Oz



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Re: giardia and cryptosporidium treatable by cs?

1998-07-31 Thread M. G. Devour
Peter McLennan wrote:

> Does anyone have info on cs effect upon giardia and
> cryptosporidium?

Try this site from the gov't of British Colombia: 

  http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/epd/cpr/criteria/awqcfs.html

It's a report on "Ambient Water Quality Criteria for Silver." The 
good stuff is about half way through.

> My guess is that ozonating might be effective,as this has been in
> use by local public swimming pools since a recent scare(same
> bugs).Hey,maybe there's a challenge for measuring cs "kill" using
> these 'strong' bugs? What do you think? 

Try this site for some neat devices for swimming pool maintenance:

   http://web.evcom.net/Zark/index.htm

Wouldn't you love to be able to jump into a pool of sparkling clear 
water with no chlorine or algacide? Cool!

Mike D.
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
[mdev...@mail.id.net   ]
[Speaking only for myself...  ]


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giardia and cryptosporidium treatable by cs?

1998-07-31 Thread Peter D.McLennan
Dear silver colloiders,
I posted a query regarding these two water borne parasites to the rife
list,and was
suggested to refer to you.Does anyone have info on cs effect upon giardia
and
cryptosporidium ?Apparently they survive chlorine & UV exposure
undeterred,but can be boiled to death.There is a major concern in
Sydney,Australia regarding the
city water supply which has been found to be contaminated by the above
critters.
My guess is that ozonating might be effective,as this has been in use by
local
public swimming pools since a recent scare(same bugs).Hey,maybe there's
a challenge for measuring cs "kill" using these 'strong' bugs?
What do you think?
(the silver's on the top shelf)
petemc




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