Hi all,
FYI: Earlier this year I purchased a fine unit called the "Proneb" nebulizer
for $98.00 plus $5.50 for shipping from Allergy Supply Company over the
internet (www.allergysupply.com). When you place your order, just be sure to
say it's for research purposes when they ask for the Doctor's n
On Tue, 28 Sep 1999 22:23:39 -0400, Ryan wrote:
> I find it difficult to get a dog to take a
>therapeutic dose orally, let alone a 800lb steer.(Cattle) I'm just
>curious. If it is safe does anyone know the proper dose ml/cc per lb of
>body weight at ?? ppm.
You can't add it to their drinking wat
Is it safe to inject CS into the blood stream via IM or SQ injection?
I'm not speaking for myself, I can take it orally. I'm speaking on
behalf of my animals. I find it difficult to get a dog to take a
therapeutic dose orally, let alone a 800lb steer.(Cattle) I'm just
curious. If it is safe does an
>Hi Marsha,
>I definintely know that the good bacteria are necessary for our health.
They
>take the food in our intestines and process it into vitamins and I believe
>other substances as well. I think that most of our B vitamins come from
>these critters good work -- and b vitamin deficiency can ma
>Dear Marsha,
>>As I understand it, if you are on an all meat/fish/fat diet, the bacteria
>are not necessary.
>>In fact studies have shown that most bacteria good and bad will die off
for
>lack of nutrition on a ketogenic (meat/fat) diet.
>>I believe they are necessary to digest carbohydrates. Some
Hi Marsha,
I definintely know that the good bacteria are necessary for our health. They
take the food in our intestines and process it into vitamins and I believe
other substances as well. I think that most of our B vitamins come from
these critters good work -- and b vitamin deficiency can make yo
Hey Chuck,
yeah, something like that but maybe even more anonymous. I'll try something
out and see what you guys think.
Katarina
> On Tue, 28 Sep 1999 08:58:00 -0700, "Katarina Wittich"
> wrote:
>
>>well, that was my worry - that it would sound like practicing medecine. But
>>at the same time it
Hi Mike,
the homeopathic nasal spray bottles would be found in health food stores.
Also Innovative Natural Products makes a CS/Aloe nasal spray which is sold
in a glass bottle with plastic only for the sprayer.
Take care,
katarina
> Date: Tue, 28 Sep 1999 12:49:01 +
> From: "M. G. Devour"
> T
This is a test to see if my mail is going through. If it is, thanks Mike
Derek
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`Dear Diana.
Bronchial spasm is, simply, repeated
coughing.usually caused by epithelial irritation and/or partial blockage of
the air passageways. The onset may be caused by many different
things---including throat irritations. A
Marsha:
check out the research published by Doctor Shahani (sp?) at the University
of Nebraska school of medicine... he is an adviser to the United Nations .
he has been researching friendly bacteria, namely the lactobacilli
acidolphilus, and bifidus, for 30 years. he advises the UN on treating
good bacteria keep pathogenic fungi in check, manufacture B vitamins,
support digestive action, as well as supporting immune function, and more
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From: Marshall Dudley
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Tuesday, September 28, 1999 2:10 PM
Subject: Re: CS and bacteria
>"g
>Sharon
>
>Wife had brittle and slow growing nails for years. Tried gelatin caps years
>ago. Didn't work. Now taking 1000mg MSM (but not for nails), upped from
>500mg, and noticed nails have grown and strong. Apparently this is a side
>benefit. However, MSM gives me a rash.
>wong
Aha!! A rash!! D
Brooks,
Can you tell me a little more about bronchial spasm? I bought the air
brush kit you mentioned in an earlier post and am planning to try this
nebulizer set up.
My mom is coming to visit from out of state. She frequently gets bad sinus
problems from the smog when here in San Jose, Ca.
Sharon
Wife had brittle and slow growing nails for years. Tried gelatin caps years
ago. Didn't work. Now taking 1000mg MSM (but not for nails), upped from
500mg, and noticed nails have grown and strong. Apparently this is a side
benefit. However, MSM gives me a rash.
wong
In a message dated 09
Greetings intrepid and fearless pervaers of the CS art;
Reposting of information;
Compilation of information from many posts.
The research on colloidal silver came from several
sources. Richard Davies and Samuel Etris of The
Silver Institute, in a 1996 monograph entitled
'The Development
Dear Marsha,
As I understand it, if you are on an all meat/fish/fat diet, the bacteria
are not necessary.
In fact studies have shown that most bacteria good and bad will die off for
lack of nutrition on a ketogenic (meat/fat) diet.
I believe they are necessary to digest carbohydrates. Someone co
>I have a question about nebulizing CS for bronchitis...I am a Resp.
>Therapist and we were strongly warned not to nebulize liquids without
>saline as it could/would cause bronchospasm.
>Are people adding saline with the CS?
We haven't. What's bronchospasm? How does adding saline prevent it? I
>Thanks for posting this. I hadn't heard about it. I makes perfect
>sense to me--apparently the milk doesn't make people's hair fall out and
>make them deathly sick, and once you buy the cow your expenses are
>minimal.
I can't find the original msg that this is replying to. Could someone
forwar
Has anyone run into someone with an allergy to silver in taking CS? I
know there are people wit metal allergies...just wondering if CS would
make things worse or not.
Rejoice in the small steps!!
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>"good" bacteria are esential in your intestines for proper digestion.
>>Marshall
Dear Marshall, Too simple. Which bacteria, for what foods??
And, who says so?
Not being argumentative here, just truly curious!
Marsha
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I too was interested in a nebulizer until I found out the cost. I thought I
might try a small personal humidifier(cool water) as a vaporizer only puts
pure water into the air. I think I'll try putting mostly cs into the actual
tank of the humidifier, then placing a towel over my head and breathing
>As a newbie, I can see that having some sort of even loose standards
viewable
>on one site would be most helpful.
>I picked the above excerpt because, after reading it, I wondered what was
the
>effect of using ingots as opposed to smaller and/or thinner electrodes.
Does
>more exposed silver surfac
"good" bacteria are esential in your intestines for proper digestion.
Marshall
Marsha Hallett wrote:
> Dear Marshall, I too have been on CS for a long time. I have some GI
> problems which I attribute more to the loss of my gb to Lyme Disease than to
> CS use.
> I am wondering if the so called "
Dear Marshall, I too have been on CS for a long time. I have some GI
problems which I attribute more to the loss of my gb to Lyme Disease than to
CS use.
I am wondering if the so called "good" bacteria are good merely because they
usually do no harm, (when in the right location,) or are they really
"M. G. Devour" wrote:
>
> Vikki wrote:
> > I don't know if this will be helpful or not, but there is a "fog
> > generator" or "mist generator" or something for your indoor water
> > art/garden whatever.
> >
> > I don't remember the cost, but it would generate a fog that comes up
> > out of the wat
> I have heard of using CS for various fish diseases.
That would make sense, but if you're going to treat a fish, plan on
transplanting it to a quarantine tank. If you want to treat an entire
established aquarium with therapeutic doses, be prepared to deal with
the dieoff of the biological fi
On Tue, 28 Sep 1999 08:58:00 -0700, "Katarina Wittich"
wrote:
>well, that was my worry - that it would sound like practicing medecine. But
>at the same time it would be really helpful. So what if it was worded as
>what it would be - just examples of ways we have dealt with our own medical
>proble
> Hey Mike, do you think there's fallout in the nose spray bottles if
> you use glass ones? I use the ones made for homeopathic nose sprays,
> so they are tinted glass and the only plastic in it is the hose to
> the sprayer. So I don't know if I would notice fallout or not. I
> guess I could just r
"Kinesiology" is the study of the movement of the human body, ie: exercise.
Pertains to motion, flexibility, range of motion, muscular development and
strength, etc. I just finished 8 weeks of physical therapy in April/May &
they were sure to throw all the good words in there! :o)
-Original M
> Date: Mon, 27 Sep 1999 23:37:20 -0400
> From: Charles King
Hi Chuck,
well, that was my worry - that it would sound like practicing medecine. But
at the same time it would be really helpful. So what if it was worded as
what it would be - just examples of ways we have dealt with our own medical
pr
Hey Mike, do you think there's fallout in the nose spray bottles if you use
glass ones? I use the ones made for homeopathic nose sprays, so they are
tinted glass and the only plastic in it is the hose to the sprayer. So I
don't know if I would notice fallout or not. I guess I could just refresh it
M. G. Devour wrote:
> Marshall wrote:
> > Here are a few things to always keep in mind if using CS.
> >
> > Do not give to anyone that has a pacemaker or defibrillator.
> > Colloidal metals can short out these devices.
>
> Ouch! Never heard that one before. Do you have any stories or sources
> to
Marshall wrote:
> Here are a few things to always keep in mind if using CS.
>
> Do not give to anyone that has a pacemaker or defibrillator.
> Colloidal metals can short out these devices.
Ouch! Never heard that one before. Do you have any stories or sources
to give us context?
I might also add
Here are a few things to always keep in mind if using CS.
Do not add to bread dough to prevent mold, it will kill the yeast, and it
wont rise.
Do not dump into your compost heap, bacteria do the work.
Do not give by mouth to cows, or other animals that have multiple stomachs,
and do not use on h
Vikki wrote:
> I don't know if this will be helpful or not, but there is a "fog
> generator" or "mist generator" or something for your indoor water
> art/garden whatever.
>
> I don't remember the cost, but it would generate a fog that comes up
> out of the water - it looks cool and if it is what I
Kris wrote:
> Pardon my correction here. But a human's digestive tract is much
> longer than a dog's. ...
Hiya Kris!
Your "corrections" are certainly welcome when you have factual
information or experience to share. Most of us have our education and
formal training in diverse fields far from
I have mixed CS with fesh Aloe and rubbed that into their skin.
I got rid of a cats unidentifiable skin eruptions that way.
Connie >>''<<
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Revival Animal Health has two compressors in their current catalog, each
under $125.00. Along with this you would need the hand held medication cup
and large tubing, (about 6 inches) cup is $3.25, tubing is 50c for 1 ft. The
compressor units do come with one med cup.
Ordering through them does not
Thanks for posting this. I hadn't heard about it. I makes perfect
sense to me--apparently the milk doesn't make people's hair fall out and
make them deathly sick, and once you buy the cow your expenses are
minimal.
The only name of the game is money. The FDA cares less about us. It
cares about
> I would imagine that
> humans would be more similar to canines that the ruminants but wouldn't
> there be enough differences that the comparison would not hold up exactly?
>
Pardon my correction here. But a human's digestive tract is much longer
than a dog's. We were
seemingly made to ingest p
- Original Message -
From: James Osbourne, Holmes
To:
Sent: Tuesday, 28 September 1999 03:29
Subject: RE: CS>Standardization - A Call for Standards!
> What is the mechanism of increased conductivity of more Ag particles
in the
> water if they are all positively charged? I have assume
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From: Marshall Dudley
To:
Sent: Tuesday, 28 September 1999 03:47
Subject: Re: CS>Fw: Cond. meter pt 1 was CS>Standardization - A Call for
Standards!
> Ivan Anderson wrote:
>
> > > It seems to depend upon what the particles are composed. If the
> > > particles conta
Could Susan or someone bring me up to date on "kinesthesiology"sounds
interesting and something I would be interested in.
TO YOUR BETTER HEALTH
Ron
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Carefull with that nothing toxic bit, have a look at your shampoo if it
contains Sodium laurel ethol sulphate (SLES) do yourself a favour and do
a search on it. It is a carcinogenic substance and it is used in just
about every detergent, dishwashing liquid, or soap. Strange, they have
even found i
To all interested list members.
I will try to shed a little light on this nebulizer-mist
protocol discussion; at least to the limit of my present knowledge. There are
several considerations involved in this issue.I will try to address those of
w
"M. G. Devour" wrote:
>
> A few suggestions or comments...
>
> Have you ever seen those ultrasonic humidifiers that generate a fine
> cool mist of water fed from their plastic tank? They're not that
> expensive and I see them in the small appliance section of all the
> stores.
>
> They work by p
On Mon, 27 Sep 1999 16:18:53 -0400, "Sharon L. House" wrote:
>Others also recommended MSM so I gave my husband a choice between the
>powder and the pills. He chose the pills and I found some 1,000 mg pills so
>he won't have to take so darn many! How many grams do you think you're
>taking per day,
On Mon, 27 Sep 1999 10:09:15 -0700, "Mercer" wrote:
>Does anyone have an opinion about giving CS some to a cat that has a habit
>of scratching herself and licking herself raw?
>
>She is on prednezone now.
>
>How much? How often? How??? (I think an eyedropper in the mouth is do-able
>with her.)
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