Reid Smith wrote:
>
>I learned something about that a little while back. Don't guzzle the
> water, sip it all day long and I also take 2 asperins 3-4 times a day.
> I don't know exactly what the difference is but sipping water works
> better for me than drinking a glass full every so often.
>
Dear Nancy, Hi, gal!
Look at this letter! I sent her the FAQ and told her to join the list and
talk to you. Cool, huh??
Her email is bellada...@aol.com
Love, Marsha
Marsha- would love the info you have on C. silver!
I am a pediatric BSN (registered nurse)
I bought colloidal silver a few yrs ago f
Hello, Charles.
I am not an expert in Herx reactions. Hope you get other, more expert
answers. Longest I have had was two days.
Whitney
>It seemed SO severe, and I tried continuing, until I just couldn't.
Usually
>a "Herx" reaction would let up with a little time right?
>
>
>Brain fog is
Hi Chuck! Thanks for contributing. And thank you so much for sharing
Marsha with us!
On 13 Jul 98 at 11:21, you wrote:
> The primary purpose of the bulb is to limit current in the event the
> electrodes touch each other (short circuit).
...
> The bulb serves no purpose in the silver generation
On 13 Jul 98 at 16:02, Bill wrote:
> Is it possible to dissolve pure silver in distilled water ?
I suspect that the *solubility* of silver in plain water is extremely
low, akin to that of other metals. For practical purposes, I think
silver would be classified as *IN*soluble. You just won't see
Also see this web site for Bob Beck's 'blood electrifier'
and 'magnetic pulse generator' healing device plans.
Home page: http://www.u36.com/~fredw/index.htm
from: http://www.u36.com/~fredw/bobbeck/index.htm
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Cur
Chuck,
Thanks for clarifying the purposes of the bulb. The basic
question, however, is still looking for an answer:
>> Does anyone know how to design a 5 mA current regulator ?
>> (Any references or ideas appreciated.)
As Mike wrote:
>> ...it makes sense to try current limiting at something
Peter Lindemann's info (see below) clears up the question
"Colloidal or Ionic?" -- but how do we know if there is
dissolved silver (DS) in CS ?
Is it possible to dissolve pure silver in distilled water ?
Is there always some DS in properly made CS ?
Is consuming too much dissolved silver
The email address given below-for Brian McInturf- for info on liver flushes
is incorrect.
Sandy
san...@better.net
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> From: Philip Collins
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: Re: OT: Brain fog anecdotes
> Date: Monday, July 13, 1998 12:14 AM
>
> Hello Frank Matzka.
>
> For a f
I think I've mentioned the Motherlode (about $400); haven't
gotten one yet; it's on my list of expensive "toys" to get
within the next 6 mo.
It can process up to a gallon of CS, pretty high ppm if
desired; doesn't require "wiping wires or filtering" or dark
glass bottles, and processes fairly quic
This sounds more like an answer to my original question a
week or so ago. I thought it would only measure ionic
silver and not include non-ionic silver.
Thanks for clarifying.
Nancy B.
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From: Bruce K. Stenulson
To: bjs1...@theramp.net
Cc: George Martin ;
silver-list
With no apology, I launch into the personal here. If you don't
want to share grief, please feel free to delete this very personal
message to you who in such a short while have shared so much with me.
Wil Cavanaugh
She was one of our best friends. The people with whom she lived
until 1993 called
Hi All,
Concerning stirring, I use a straw and blow bubbles under the silver rods.
As the bubbles rise, they agitate the water above them.
Variations of placement will also work.
Paul Andree
=
Reid Smith wrote:
> >> The answer is yes it should be
> I said last week that I connected worsened brain fog/die off(herx). One thing
>that connects with what Reid said as to thick blood, last summer I had memory
>problems so bad and equilibrium problems and symptoms of stroke and I take meds
>for blood pressure that is an adrenal inhibitor as this i
I tried Colloidal Gold but the results weren't that great. I found that a
GOOD herb-vegetable-grain-fruit powder mix gives so much better results
than a single mineral (gold). There are hundreds of HEALING NUTRIENTS in a
good powder mixture which will help your body heal FASTER than just Gold
Miner
Douglas McMurtrie wrote:
>
> Be careful with such a radically level and evenhanded position, we
> wouldn't want people to start thinking that there might actually be two
> sides to every coin now would we? Let me suggest the technique of
> "tarring them all with the same brush". This is especiall
This is Marsha's husband replying. My name is Chuck Hallett and my
profession is Electrical Engineering. I am writing to hopefully describe
the purpose of the light bulb in the silver generator circuit.
The primary purpose of the bulb is to limit current in the event the
electrodes touch each ot
George Martin wrote:
>
> Recently I had occasion to produce numerous batches
> of CS in a short period of time. Since I had several going at
> once I had to pay a bit more attention to the process then normal.
> What I noticed and would like to share with the list follows.
> Regards,
> G
I read that the 40 mA bulb was used to limit the current to
40 mA maximum -- and lower currents would be desirable, (if
smaller bulbs were available) to minimize colloidal particle size.
George's current is no where near 40 mA, and the results seem
to be compromised or questionable, already (a
I'll see if I can find a low-cost, waterproof,
non-conductive housing and circuit breaker...
Everyone is already using ground-fault circuit breakers
on all their outlets in the kitchen (and bath), right ?
--Bill
7-12-98, Mike D. wrote:
>
>12 Jul 98, Bill wrote:
>
>> Here's a source for a Pow
Philip Collins wrote:
>
> Mike, your thoughts are reasonable, sound, diplomatic, productive,
> constructive.
>
> Perhaps some of the exasperation so many feel about MD's grows out of the
> fact that the medical establishment has indeed achieved such important,
> life-saving discoveries and treatm
Clark says, comfortingly, that if you dont' sleep
> through the night, "you may have the worst night of your life" well, I have
> not slept through a night in the last decade. And no amount of ornithine is
> going to fool my body into thinking eight hours equals four.
I used Clarkes parasite pr
On 12 Jul 98 at 23:10, silver-list@eskimo.com wrote: My concern about
the magnets comes from the common caution of various "authorities"
out there on the CS web sites who tell you to avoid strong magnetic
fields in the vicinity of CS that you are trying to store.
The electrostatic field of the cha
On 13 Jul 98 at 22:15, George Martin wrote:
> When the current read 8.0 - 10.0
> ma I noticed something different occur. In addition to the CS
> 'floating' around in the vicinity of the electrodes there was also a
> rather thick 'stream' of CS that was sinking to the bottom of the
> container.
Closing in on the mark folks! Just absolutely wonderful. Lets bring it
on home.
The tentative target is $400.00 based on Bob Well's original contact.
This number will get more specific as we get test specs and pricing from
the labs.
For now the fund stands as follows:
Whitney Collinsxan
>Joyce wrote:
>I once used a silver which had an natural, active
ingredient added to it
>(electron-giver) that enhanced the action of the silver in
killing
>pathogens--it was the fastest germ killer tested at a
university.
Which university? Can we get them to do some testing for us
at no charge?
thanks list ...Problem solved...
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Peace and Health to you and may the White Light protect you
Barbara and Brian in OZ
VK5KBW
http://www.senet.com.au/~brains/intro.htm
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Comfrey is just comfrey. The pepsin must be from something else.
I'll be glad to mail you some of the root for growing your own plant
if you'll send me your snailmail address. I do not know how many of
you will want this, but I will send as much as I can.
Wil Cavanaugh
chuck...@iamerica.net
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My apologies to some of you. I use Lotus Notes most of the
time for sending mail. I do so because all of my mail is
received through Lotus Notes at my corporate address. I
tend to read my mail at work more than at home so I just
quit using my home address. However, a few people over time
have i
Recently I had occasion to produce numerous batches
of CS in a short period of time. Since I had several going at
once I had to pay a bit more attention to the process then normal.
What I noticed and would like to share with the list follows.
My procedure is pretty much what I
G'day list ...a question .. I asked some one in the states to get a
TDS1 for me ...where is the best place to get it . Hanna does not
show them on their web site ...
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Peace and Health to you and may the White Light protect you
Barbara and Brian in OZ
VK5KBW
http://www.senet.c
On 12 Jul 98 at 23:11, Reid wrote:
>One of the things that I considered doing was to put a small slow
> motor over the glass with the silver wire bent into a U shape
> sticking into the water. That would be connected to one side of the
> current and the other would be connected to a few silver
On 12 Jul 98 at 23:28, Whitney wrote:
> Mike, your thoughts are reasonable, sound, diplomatic, productive,
> constructive.
Thank you, Whitney.
> Perhaps some of the exasperation so many feel about MD's grows out
> of the fact that the medical establishment has indeed achieved such
> important, l
Yes, it's back in health food stores.
Years ago comfrey-pepsin was a wonderful GI (Gastrointestinal )healing
agent. We used it to heal ulcers, to sooth the GI tract and it worked
great. Who says you need antibitics to heal h.pylori?? Anyway, someone
got a hairbrained idea
>Hello, Charles.
>Brain fog is certainly an awful symptom. But I wonder if the brain fog you
>mention is a kind of Herx? Any thoughts?
>Whitney Collins
I believe the brain fog is partially caused by two things. Not enough
sleep and thick blood. Atleast that's what causes mine.
Take Care
R
"W. D. Cavanaugh" :
"My point is: almost nobody I know has any knowledge of comfrey..."
COMFREY:
One of the best weapons in herbal medicine; miraculous in it's ability
to rapidly mend and heal broken bones and torn flesh. The Indians called
it BONEMENDER and was wrapped around limbs with broke
HOW DO I KNOW IF I HAVE CAMFREY PEPSIN IN MY YARD ; HOW DOES THIS PLANT
LOOK LIKE; WHERE CAN I GET OKRA PEPSIN AND CAMFREY PEPSIN?
THANK YOU FOR THE INFORMATION..
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> Date: Sun, 12 Jul 1998 17:57:36 +
> From: chc
> Reply-to: c...@jps.net
> Organization: Creative Health Center
> To:"silver-list@eskimo.com"
> Subject: Comfrey Off the Topic
> Years ago comfrey-pepsin was a wonderful GI (Gastrointestinal )healing
>
It seemed SO severe, and I tried continuing, until I just couldn't. Usually
a "Herx" reaction would let up with a little time right?
Charles
-Original Message-
From: Philip Collins [mailto:xanadu...@email.msn.com]
Sent: Sunday, July 12, 1998 9:45 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Can't remember whether I sent my pledge to Doug or the list, but it was $20.
My fax is 609-466-2285, and I'd love to get any hard info on effects of CS.
Thanks
Whitney Collins
-Original Message-
From: robert.we...@ny.ubs.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Friday, July 10, 1998 10:29 A
> Date: Sun, 12 Jul 1998 21:46:34 -0400
> From: ryb
> To:rife-l...@eskimo.com
> Subject: What the ennemy is doing
> I suggest that all those that still believe in some openness of
> "scientific medecine" go to this site:
> http://www.hcrc.org/index.html
-Original Message-
From: Douglas McMurtrie
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Tuesday, July 07, 1998 9:32 AM
Subject: Microbial Challenge Test Fund
Doug, you wrote: < We'll keep a running list of pledges
Here's another $20.
Whitney Collins
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>Joyce must be right about the magnet not affecting anything.
>Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't a magnet only affect
>ferrous metals?
>Wil C.
A magnet also has a E-field which is a electron field and electrons
is what is being used to make the silver.
Take Care
Reid
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Don't be too concerned --- I can tell you that the only part that I didn't like
was drinking the epsom salts. But even then, after a while I learned that if I
made it with very cold water and "chugged it" real quick, the taste wasn't so
bad. I had no trouble sleeping, no discomfort whatsoever. A
Hello Frank Matzka.
For a full description of a traditional liver flush, see
http://www.mindspring.com/~turf/alt/req/cleanse/liver.txt. You will find
all sorts of valuable alternative treatments and procedures on that site,
which is the webpage of Brian McInturf.
Whitney Collins
-Original
That is an excellent question Whitney, certainly one I'd like to know
the answer as well. I have fibromyalgia and candida. I've been taking
only one capsule a day (in the AM) for the last two weeks now,
specifically using it to try and clear up the candida. I also have the
liquid GsE (glycerine
Yes, Reid, but the E field that is producing the colloid is right
against the wire, right?? I still don't see how a magnet of that
level could disrupt. . .
Nonetheless, I don't much like magnets. So, I'll change horses
(maybe even Mike's famous dead one) midstream and vote (like that'll
change a
>> The answer is yes it should be stirred and should prevent larger
>> particals. The water becomes more conductive in that cloud area.
>Tom, Reid, your observations are right on. This is one of those
>subtle variables that are going to make it hard to standardize a
>recipe.
>One of the most e
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