Dear List,
Does anyone know if the Beck protocol has ever cured rheumatoid
arthritis?
Thanks,
Linda
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I was in premed before Vietnam derailed me. I have a degree in Chem and
math. I am very interested in pursuing a late career in alternative
medicine. Any recommendations? Schools? Thanks. TJ Garland
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If you have never had the well water analyzed, I strongly recommend that
you do it. Many counties will do it without charge. In the WW Grainger
catalog is a test for about a hundred bucks. You collect the sample and
mail it to an automated lab.
If the pH is off, there is stuff in the water.
Hi Carla,
On Tue, 01 Aug 2000 16:00:53 -0700, Carla Wainwright
wrote:
>I am new to using CS, but I read about the benefits of adding CS to
>our/animal's drinking water. However, when I added some to my cat's water
>bowl, I noticed that after a few hours, the water developed a dark grey
>tinge an
To make a saturated solution dissolve MSM in the silver until no more will
dissolve.
Decant the liquid without disturbing any remaining crystals in the bottom
of the mixing container.
This may be used in any manner that CS may be used, which means anywhere
including breathing it. Don't use a
I suspect that your water is highly acidic. You may want to test it. Acidic
water is not good for you. You may want to neutralize it. If this is the case
then CS will probably no longer aggregate once the ph is brought up toward 7.
Marshall
Carla Wainwright wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to using
David,
The convention is to use the current density on the electrode you are
interested in, in this case the anode.
The current density is the current divided by the wetted area of the
electrode.
My small generators have a wetted area of 45mm x 2mm dia = 283 sq mm.
I limit the current to 0.5mA,
Thanks, I'll ask my wife to order it. Do you have experience with c.s. and
time enough to write me briefly? Either way, thanks again. Bob
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If I've already interrupted the zapper treatment for a week or so, does that
mean it won't be effective anymore?
Thanks,
Katie
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From: "Alex C. Torres"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2000 1:55 PM
Subject: RE: CS>Zappers
> The suggestion that to use the zapper UNINTER
Hi All;
I posted the "LOL" post but never got it in digest form. Seems like it
should have been in one of the following
digest Digest V10 45, 44, 43, 42.
which I did receive.
So, if I don't respond to some posts, thats why.
Phil Sr.
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>Make your own
>You can get started with easy instructions at this websight:
> http://silver-works.freeyellow.com/generatr.htm
> Chuck
>There is one difference between a madman and me. I am not mad.
>
>On Tue, 1 Aug 2000 13:12:32 EDT, bob22...@aol.com wrote:
>
>>I just heard about colloidal s
How much ozonated water is it safe to drink?
With love,
Katie
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From: "Rob Lowe"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2000 2:35 PM
Subject: Re: CS>off topic somewhat
> Well said Alvin!
> I agree completely.
>
> PS: Someone said earlier that you need to wear a zapper
> to
Hi,
I am new to using CS, but I read about the benefits of adding CS to
our/animal's drinking water. However, when I added some to my cat's water
bowl, I noticed that after a few hours, the water developed a dark grey
tinge and film. I imagine this is because the CS reacted with some metals
in the
Fellow CS'ers,
Of all the responses I received directly (1), there was one that
stood out from all the rest. It indicated the total surface area of
both electrodes is used to calculate the current density. There
was no mention of the reasoning behind the conclusion, so I am
still looking for more
There is no problem mixing them. Some claim an enhancement.
Marshall
gail from WV wrote:
> Someone asked if you were supposed to take MSM with CS and I never saw
> anyone answer, so I am asking again.
> Does MSM enhance the CS? How much
> do you take and when?
> Gail
>
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Someone asked if you were supposed to take MSM with CS and I never saw
anyone answer, so I am asking again.
Does MSM enhance the CS? How much
do you take and when?
Gail
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Well said Alvin!
I agree completely.
PS: Someone said earlier that you need to wear a zapper
to kill the bugs shaken loose by the magnetic pulsar!?
If the bugs aren't already dead by the time the pulsar has
done its thing, then I can see no point in using the pulsar at all.
My understanding is tha
Thanks Alvin, and I agree that 'it's only money'! pj
Alvin Rose wrote:
>
> Hi Henry
> the ozonizer will produce oxygenized water which is very
> effective in speeding up the removal of disabled viruses and
> bacteria from the blood..also has proven to curb cancer and other cell
> disease growt
The cs in my homemade saline is working well and lots more
comfortably. I just put a little salt in distilled water and mixed it
half and half with the cs. I knew saline was only a little salty so I
was very sparing with the salt. Anyway, now the drops don't hurt any at
all. pj
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The suggestion that to use the zapper UNINTERRUPTED is really CRITICAL, you
must not stop using it for any reason because this treatments develops a
resistance to the use of electricity and frequencies, and no matter what you
do if it gets interrupted the results or effectiveness are minimal if not
Hi Tony
I forgot to give you the drawing location
it's at: http://www.rarebooks.net/beck/b17.htm
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From: Tony Moody
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Tuesday, August 01, 2000 12:34 PM
Subject: Re: CS>off topic somewhat
>Thank you, Alvin.
>
>Alvin Rose wrote:
>>
>> Hi To
Dear Chuck;
I have been making these things for four years and using it
for the same period. I make the battery models and also the AC plug in models .
these I sell the most of . They have a transformer and rectifier inside and will
make either the milky or
>Greetings Folks!
>
>
>I do not recall anyone mentioning whether they based current
>density on 100% of the wetted surface area of both electrodes
>or only the wetted surface areas facing each other.
>
>I tend to think that most of the current is "leaving" or "entering"
>the surf
Make your own
You can get started with easy instructions at this websight:
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Chuck
There is one difference between a madman and me. I am not mad.
On Tue, 1 Aug 2000 13:12:32 EDT, bob22...@aol.com
On Tue, 1 Aug 2000, Marshall Dudley wrote:
> Wow! That is impressive. I don't see how anyone could do that much
in one lifetime. Is it all in this lifetime, or is he counting past
lives as well?
Wayne Green's brag list is all from this life. He's also
a member of Mensa - didn't see that list
Thanks Alvin,
Tony
Alvin Rose wrote:
>
> Hi Tony
> you can make your own ozonizer by following
> the instructions found at:
> http://www.rarebooks.net/beck/b16.htm
> Some tropical fish tank ozonizer units
> will work quite well in this design.
> Arose
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Thank you, Alvin.
Alvin Rose wrote:
>
> Hi Tony
> you can make your own ozonizer by following
> the instructions found at:
> http://www.rarebooks.net/beck/b16.htm
> Some tropical fish tank ozonizer units
> will work quite well in this design.
> Arose
>
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On Tue, 01 Aug 2000 13:07:14 -0400, cking...@nycap.rr.com wrote:
>Cool,
>He's almost an old friend.
>I remember a 'zine he put out when the TRS-80 computer became popular.
>Didn't realize it was THAT Wayne Green.
Yup. Wayne did all those things and much more. He didn't mention
that he edited CQ
Hi Jeff,
On Tue, 1 Aug 2000 10:50:25 -0700, "Jeffrey A. Madore"
wrote:
>My circuit produces a square wave output with no DC offset. The frequency is
>about 3 or 4Hz, and the voltage is adjustable to a maximum of 36 volts.
That's NOT a Zapper!! That's a blood electrifier. It's producing DC
tha
On Tue, 01 Aug 2000 07:58:15 -0500, Bob Squires
wrote:
> The problem with the dime is the concentrated surface area .
>We supply our Zappers with about 4 1/2 " of 5/8 -7/8 OD copper
>tube as hand holds . These are covered with a couple of wraps of wet
>paper towels. I just tear on
I just heard about colloidal silver. I just went off 6 mos. antibiotics for
Lyme dis. Anybody feel like giving me some basics. Where obtained, proper
prices, experience with Lyme, toxicity, etc. Thanks. Bob
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Cool,
He's almost an old friend.
I remember a 'zine he put out when the TRS-80 computer became popular.
Didn't realize it was THAT Wayne Green.
Chuck
There is no heaven or hell--only smoking or non-smoking !
On Tue, 1 Aug 2000 09:00:05 -0500,
Hi Tony
you can make your own ozonizer by following
the instructions found at:
http://www.rarebooks.net/beck/b16.htm
Some tropical fish tank ozonizer units
will work quite well in this design.
Arose
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From: Tony Moody
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Monday, July 31, 200
Hi Henry
the ozonizer will produce oxygenized water which is very
effective in speeding up the removal of disabled viruses and
bacteria from the blood..also has proven to curb cancer and other cell
disease growth as they don't function well in an oxygen environment,,also
it feels like you've had a
Thanks for all of the input on zapping. I see that larger electrodes and
better surface conductivity is in order. I particularly like the idea that
zapping might limit the herx by inhibiting the toxin release. The herx from
CS and Lyme can be a little rough.
My circuit produces a square wave outpu
Wow! That is impressive. I don't see how anyone could do that much in one
lifetime. Is it all in this lifetime, or is he counting past lives as well?
Marshall
"Philip I. Marie Sr." wrote:
> Hi All;
>
> What a great list for those interested in CS as I have been for years. I'm a
> true belie
## Have you tried using a conductive water solution on , say, felt or
cotton pads?
Ken
> I've been zapping for 30minutes, 2x per day, for the last three days.
> I've been using dimes for electrodes, taped to my anckles, and I get a
> few small burn marks from them. Any advice would be
## Current density [where it relates to ion discharge]is not
uniform. Discharge tends toward the ends and edges..points and
corners. The round rods can be optimized by turning the ends somewhat away
from each other increasing the distance at that point.
Flat ribbons will sharpen into a "v"
Jeff Madore;
Jeff ,
The problem with the dime is the concentrated surface area .
We supply our Zappers with about 4 1/2 " of 5/8 -7/8 OD copper
tube as hand holds . These are covered with a couple of wraps of wet
paper towels. I just tear one t
Hi All;
What a great list for those interested in CS as I have been for years. I'm a true believer from first hand experience.
I do a lot of reading, and when some one mentioned meat & CS I quoted Wayne Green, who unfortunately came under attack. What I have learned through my many years on this p
Hi Jeff,
I don't know if you are using saline pads between the pads and skin,
but if not ,do so every time. A larger surface electrode is also
indicated. It
could be a copper disc ,silver dollar size, or even aluminum foil folded
until it is ridgid. You should have small alligator clips on th
Excuse the priority but since this has become a drawn out thread, I wanted
to draw your attention to this.
Harv
At 04:15 PM 7/27/00 +0930, you wrote:
I soak any 'out of use by date" meat in CS - highly diluted and have
never got sick - worst was 2 weeks old meat I'd forgotten.
I always bathe
Dear Jeff,
Allow bare metal to carry the zapper electricity to your skin will cause very
high currents to flow into points on your skin. This can result in burns which
take a few months to heal. I think that this is due to metal poisoning at the
injury
Please cover the metal with cloth dampened in
Hi Jeff,
On Mon, 31 Jul 2000 22:34:23 -0700, "Jeffrey A. Madore"
wrote:
>Are there any zappers on list.
Absolutely!!
> I just built a unit and am wondering what to expect and how long it
> should take to see any results. I have chronic Lyme.
Depends on what you built. Use a 12-volt battery
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