Re: CS>MODERATOR COMMENTS ...

moi comprende vous. moi behave moi self. moi no expose a vous rev. Dennis -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com -or- silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com

CS>Unidentified subject!

by jumpin' christ... you just HAVE to love somebody with the big swinging brass ones to try and gouge out $75 for a quart or so of "energised" water that they spent "thousand of dollars" on the equiptment to develop. and this on the authority of (they) "heard" of a fish that didn't suffocate. w

CS>is it a joke?

Hi whoever you are - Rev. I looked up the Universal Life Church just to see what I could see...is it some sort of joke? Do you use it for getting around government issues like vaccination etc? No wonder I haven't heard of it in New Zealand. How bizarre. -- The silver-list is a modera

Re: CS>Re:MSM quantity

i take an apparently miserly 2000 mgs per day of both MSM and Glucoseamine . is it enough? i'm combatting bursitis with it, btw. speaking of btw, rev, i honestly and sincerly hope you are composing a coherent rebuttal. lawsy knows, i sho' does relish bein' eddicated by mah betters:-) Denni

Re: CS>rosemary jacobs

Hi tracy: As I understand Rosemary Jacobs story, she was given silver medication by her doctor, it apparently was silver nitrate not colloidal silver, if this is not correct I stand corrected. Blessings Rev. Ted Nick Grant wrote: > Hi group > > Someone I gave a bottle of CS to, has come across Ro

CS>rosemary jacobs

Hi group Someone I gave a bottle of CS to, has come across Rosemary Jacob's story on the web. You probably are familiar with it, but I am not. She makes scary reading. PLEASE tell me I am not poisoning others, my children and myself. I need to know that who ever answers this, has done a little

Re: CS>Re:MSM quantity

If the MSM you friend is taking is pure (that is, does not contain the usual fillers that may be found in a lesser quality blend) then 1 level tsp is equal to about 4000mg. How much can be taken in 1 day? It depends on the individual since each body is different and has been 'abused' in various d

Re: CS>...tetanus

serit...@webtv.net wrote: > Would a CS IV do anything to aid tetanus? > Serita It shouldn't aid it at all. It should kill it. Marshall -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: silver-l

CS>Alkaline Water Info

Some time ago when we were on the topic of alkaline water, I mentioned Coral Calcium and several of you e-mailed me for more information. My computer crashed and I did not get the info out to whoever it was that e-mailed me. It is still not up and running, so I've been using a different comput

CS>Energized/Restructured water

On October 5, at the National Convention in Anaheim, CA, Nikken introduced what may prove to be the most exciting product technology since the introduction of magnetics in 1989. The PiMag Water System is much more than an ordinary water filtration system. Discovered by Japanese scientists more than

Re: CS>structured water NOT hooey?

Please clarify your question, are you asking is the energizers for sale, not at this time as we are continueing to make improvements on them. If your asking is the Kinetic water For sale? the answer is yes, $75.00 per ltr, I posted this before. If your asking are units that improve the quality of

Re: CS>structured water hooey? (Everything Is Resonance)

Woooshhh. hlee For sure, the way one thinks structures his perceptions and those perceptions structure the persons experience reinforcing those thoughts in a sort of feedback loop of verification. It's possible that the actual structure of personal reality is quite mutable, therefore, some t

Re: CS>Re: FDA

Hi Russ, And who is gong to pay for it if they can't patent it and make a huge profit and run our costs sky high in the process? ("They have to get their expenses back"!!) As bad as that is they won't accept valid test results from other countries!! Even if we don't, can't disband the FDA, we need

Re: CS>Measuring PPM's of CS and CG

Hi folks; So can we agree, in absence of a standard, that using the inexpensive Hannah meter is OK, provided that we let the batch settle for say 96 hours, then test it without shaking it or anything... PROPOSED STANDARD FOR TESTING PPM WITH A HANNAH TDS1 METER Test your water, make the batch,

CS>MODERATOR COMMENTS ...

Hi folks, I wish to remind everyone... First, as a general rule, items that are off topic can and should be explored briefly, but need to be wound down or diverted to other forums or private e-mail after a day or so. Current examples of this are the structured water and magnetics threads. This

CS>Priest-Penitent privileges...guaranteed

www.ulc.org That's how I did it. And you get guaranteed priest-penitent privileges in most states, by law. In Canada, the judges don't like to go there unless absolutely necessary, but we are legally protected ONLY in Quebec and Newfoundland. Shall I Mount the Pragmatic Adjuvant Wholist Allian

CS>FDA, Health Canada antics

I hear SOTA's site is down Due to on-going political circumstances and pressures related to governmental organizations, our website will be "under construction" until further notice. We are very sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. Our office is open to service you otherwise. Thank-you! I'

Re: CS>structured water NOT hooey?

On Tue, 31 Oct 2000 15:59:48 -0800 Ted Windsor writes: > Thank you Rus: > When you have invested your life savings in a project, please let me > know > and I will ask you to give it away free. > Blessings > Rev. Ted Again I ask: Are your findings available to anyone at some price, or do you i

CS>Fw: The Law That Never Was

from: http://anon.free.anonymizer.com/http://www.the-oil-patch.com/lawneverwas.htm l The Law That Never Was TGeoff Metcalf's interview answers and questions with Bill Benson, author of "The Law That Never Was" By; Geoff Metcalf - WorldNet Daily February 2000 A criminal investigator for the Illi

Re: CS>...tetanus

Would a CS IV do anything to aid tetanus? Serita -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com -or- silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com with the word subscribe or

CS>Water, water everywhere...

Hi water lovers Thanks for the contributions on structured, energised, kinetic, living water etc. Its refreshing to see the tide slowly turning with regards to acceptance of the true value of water. Just a small observation for those who take their water seriously; water has a need to keep movin

Re: CS>Re:MSM quantity

We have volunteers (upwards of 72 years old) who have taken 4 rounded teaspoons of MSM per dayfor over two years, continuing to the present.and none have reported any type of compromising condition. It should be noted that a minimum of 10 ounces of water was consumed ea

Re: CS>...ordination

On Tue, 31 Oct 2000 15:59:41 -0800 (PST), superflo...@webtv.net (A :. A :.) wrote: >it isn't just a claim, bubba :-) >it's as legal as kaopectate and just as binding. >my daughter's ordained too and has married people. universal life church >is online and it's >FREE. Yup. I've been a ULC minist

Re: CS>FDA

umm... serita? i was talking about what happened when someone tried to get folks to sign a copy of the bill of rights, not about bearding the FDA in its den. shucks, you write something up and i'll be happy to sign it. Dennis --- Begin Message --- OK Dennis, you don't have to sit out side a mall!

Re: CS>OT-Taxes

snip>i've tried to explain to people and got told "i don't want to know" Dennis.>snip I know what you're saying. For the few who do think it matters, here's a brief intro attachment with a link to a very short report by Texas Congressman Ron Paul on recent WTO mandate Brita Freedom...Indepe

Re: CS>FDA

OK Dennis, you don't have to sit out side a mall! But if everyone took just one page and filled it with friends, relatives, co=workers and etc., a lot of names could be gathered! And you don't have to get a PERMIT, only the owners or managers permission and if one won't give it another one will.

CS>T'was a dark and stormy night, and the skeptic asked:

is there some special reason you won't give out ANY information? would it be too revealing to give specifics on its properties? could i divine how it's made from what it does? sure wouldn't be a good idea to market a product with THAT characteristic if you wanted to make a million off peoples n

Re: CS>Re:OT - dedicated to some ;) who will recognise themselves...

So did I, Judith, Thanks. Serita -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com -or- silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in

Re: CS>OT-Taxes

they sat someone outside a shopping center once with copys of the bill of rights and asked people to sign. no one did, several people called them commies, and one or two even threatened them. willy even gave the UN the sole right to tell us who to declare war on. nobody is gonna wake up. i've tr

CS>gov't help (N0T)

someone laughingly asked here on the list a year ago if anyone could imagine the gov't. confiscating silver and prosecuting for cs makers and i said yes, i could. it's gettiing to sound more likely by the day, isn't it? Dennis -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of coll

Re: CS>structured water NOT hooey?

now now russ... don't be so testy :-) all i inow about CG is what i read in posts here on the list. just because i'm suspicious of reverend funnywater doesn't make me a bad guy :-) regards, Dennis --- Begin Message --- > I have two > 4mm gold rods that I will subject to HVAC ARC CO2 process

Re: CS>A Plan?

www.namezero.com will get you the dotcom for free, and provide redirection to the free site(s) of your choice using a tasteful bottom frame. When the address is redirected the main dotcom name stays on the browser location bar. Anyone with a paid account can host a site without any other banners.

CS>...ordination

it isn't just a claim, bubba :-) it's as legal as kaopectate and just as binding. my daughter's ordained too and has married people. universal life church is online and it's FREE. Dennis --- Begin Message --- You should really ask Dennis as he claims to be ordained. You can learn more here...

Re: CS>structured water NOT hooey?

Thank you Rus: When you have invested your life savings in a project, please let me know and I will ask you to give it away free. Blessings Rev. Ted russ e rosser wrote: > > I have two > > 4mm gold rods that I will subject to HVAC ARC CO2 process this week. > > Then we > > will know if there is a

Re: CS>Measuring PPM's of CS and CG

Thank you Robert, this is what I have been trying to say, but it fell on deaf ears. Blessings Rev. Ted Robert Bartell wrote: > I have a relatively inexpensive tester that I use, a TDS 1 Meter from > Hanna Instruments. The TDS translates to Total Dissolved Solids. > Hanna Instruments has a US loc

Re: CS>Measuring PPM's of CS and CG

Hi Robert, The Hanna meter measures conductivity, and if you will check a batch of your CS as soon as you make it and every 2 to 4 hours later you will find that it steadily decreases until stable maybe even days later. After you have settled on a protocol that you are happy with the have the CS

Re: CS>Re:OT - dedicated to some ;) who will recognise themselves...

> The devil has made me do it! > Judith. Dear Judith, Oh, I needed such a chuckle!!! Love, Marsha -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com -or- silver-

Re: CS>OT-rights

It isn't the rights you have NOW that worries me. It is the rights the constitution gave us that have ALREADY BEEN TAKEN that tick me off. People didn't stop government from taking those, why will they intervene to save what we have left? FDA, IRS, DEA, Social Security (taking another 13% of your

Re: CS>OT-Taxes

Try .com On Tue, 31 Oct 2000 15:34:18 -0700 Frances Mehner writes: > can't access that address. Do you have one that works? > Tried it with www, also > > > russ e rosser wrote: > > > > > Anyone have ideas on how to get a > > > petition > > > or something going that would be taken seriously? >

Re: CS>structured water NOT hooey?

> I have two > 4mm gold rods that I will subject to HVAC ARC CO2 process this week. > Then we > will know if there is a color change and a conductivity change in > uS. > > I will be back!! > > "Ole bob" ...Then, MAYBE we'll get some facts, as we evidently never will from a certain "man of God"

Re: CS>OT-Taxes

Found it DAJ Frances Mehner wrote: > > can't access that address. Do you have one that works? > Tried it with www, also > > russ e rosser wrote: > > > > > Anyone have ideas on how to get a > > > petition > > > or something going that would be taken seriou

CS>Re:MSM quantity

Could someone tell me how much MSM you can take a day? I have a friend in extreme pain on a morphine based drug. He finds he gets very short term relief from MSM, but doesn't know how much he could take. Currently he is taking only 1 level tsp twice a day. How much could he safely take? Judith.

Re: CS>OT-Taxes

Everyone needs to learn and claim their constitutional rights before they lose them. Most people are happily asleep. That would shut the IRS down. russ e rosser wrote: > > > Anyone have ideas on how to get a > > petition > > or something going that would be taken seriously? > > > > DAJ > > The

Re: CS>OT-Taxes

can't access that address. Do you have one that works? Tried it with www, also russ e rosser wrote: > > > Anyone have ideas on how to get a > > petition > > or something going that would be taken seriously? > > > > DAJ > > The FACT that the IRS Act is illegal is winning in court: > > thelawth

CS>Should we abolish the FDA?

Thanks to Robert Sterling Editor, The Konformist http://www.konformist.com Monday, November 01,1999 i...@goddard.net (a working analysis with what may be new angles of argumentation against the FDA posted for feedback) SHOULD WE ABOLISH THE FOOD AND DRUG AD

Re: CS>FDA - OT?

One thing to consider is *how* organizations like the FDA, Federal Reserve Bank, etc. get a toe hold, which they leverage into a strangle hold. In this case, I'll bet it arose from the *need* for such an agency to police the heath charlatans that actually used to abound in this country. The probl

Re: CS>A Plan?

On Tue, 31 Oct 2000 11:28:09 -0600 Dave Jones writes: > Agreed, Russ...But who among us would even know where to > begin with such a huge project? Where do we start? > > banthefda.org looks like it is available. Let's fwd this throughout the relevant list servers. We can also support John Hamme

Re: CS>OT-Taxes

> Anyone have ideas on how to get a > petition > or something going that would be taken seriously? > > DAJ The FACT that the IRS Act is illegal is winning in court: thelawthatneverwas.org Full documentation on the the FDA'a *illegality* might prove to be an effective "information bomb". (From

Re: CS>structured water NOT hooey?

Hi Ya'all, Russ has a point. I have spent several thousand dollars on equipment and testing in developing CS generators and testing other peoples protocols, and wverything I have done has been reported on the list. As I have said before I SELL NO PRODUCTS. I do test ppm for people when requeste

CS>Re:OT - dedicated to some ;) who will recognise themselves...

The devil has made me do it! Judith. FINE WINE On the last day of school, some students bring in gifts for their teacher. The first child is the son of the candy store owner. The teacher shakes the gift and says, "I bet this is candy!" and she is right. The second child is the daughter of the f

Re: CS - livestock

Serita, I was not trying to put a negative on your idea at all. I was just pointing out she was not just one person although she was a driving force in her organization. I do think your idea is a good one and wish you luck. Diane serit...@webtv.net wrote: > > Very true, Diane, but I believe in

Re: CS: the Acid/Alkaline Water Charger (Russian model)

Thanks Dean; What made me a bit skeptical about that plan was the amount of current they were using, and probably well water. I felt that the high power and stainless steel may certainly make a toxic batch. He did say they did not drink the batch made this way. The 'good stuff' turns light blue a

CS>The Limitations of a Quick and Dirty Method of Making CS

In a message dated 10/31/00 2:54:47 PM EST, rbart...@drfast.net writes: << Now, this method and this tester may not be the ideal (the very best way to go) protocol. I'm sure there are much more sophisticated and expensive laboratory equipment and procedures available. However, the question I h

CS>Measuring PPM's of CS and CG

I have a relatively inexpensive tester that I use, a TDS 1 Meter from Hanna Instruments. The TDS translates to Total Dissolved Solids. Hanna Instruments has a US location in Woonsocket, RI 02895. Homepage : http://www.hannainst.com . I note that the instrument I have was made in Portugal. Pur

Re: CS - livestock

In a message dated 10/31/00 11:02:00 AM Eastern Standard Time, serit...@webtv.net writes: << I still don't see why we can't start a grass-roots movement to disband the FDA. >> There already is a movement for health freedom http://www.iahf.com,j...@iahf.com/blowup.html -- The silver-list is a

Re: CS - livestock

serit...@webtv.net wrote: > Roger and Dave' > Yes, the LP turned down funds from the GOVERNMENT but didn't the > government get those funds from you and me through illegal taxation? As > I see it they turned down a chance to use the PEOPLE'S money for the > benefit of the people. > Advertising and

Re: CS - livestock

Very true, Diane, but I believe interested people are as numerous as her atheist organization, and I'm sure many of those were passive, And if people give of themselves it doesn't have to be expensive. Remember she had legal and court expenses and we don't. Serita -- The silver-list is a moderate

CS>FDA and pets (cows too)

In addition to the possible human health concerns, use of these products to treat a serious illness in animals (including pets) could potentially endanger the health of the animal by delaying timely, appropriate treatment. But there is NO better solution than a silver one, intravenously, for Parvo

Re: CS>FDA - OT?

Russ, There are so many ways to go. There are magazines that would write it up - even if they did it in the guise of "making fun". There are talk shows that would host a guest. Someone personable and articulate, for a start. But you have to do something to become newsworthy. You have to get their a

Re: CS>fish tanks

So we'd best not ask for a permit then...my whole family had a good laugh over that one. The feds are up the cows orifices too...is there no end to it ;) - Original Message - From: "Ode Coyote" To: Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2000 7:15 AM Subject: Re: CS>fish tanks | Oddly enough, i

CS>Subject: Re: CS>structured water hooey? (Everything Is Resonance)

Hi Ivan; I think that's how that BICOM-type vega testing unit would work to cure pathogenic infection...AND it can be used, without shots, to alleviate allergies. We don't use it much here for those 2 purposes but in Russia thay've sworn by it for quite awhile...detect AND eliminate the 'bad' fr

RE: CS>fish tanks

It was also me. I noted that for my koi pond, the use of CS was wonderful on the fish themselves in a separate container, but that ammonia levels spike very quickly, even in the "hospital" bucket because of the lack of bacteria. NEVER use CS for algae control if you're trying to achieve a biologica

Re: CS>OT-Taxes

OK Dave, How many people out there KNOW the LP wants to end the income tax? Or do any of the other things that were mentioned?? It takes money to advertise, people don't learn by osmosis. You have to stick it right under their noses in bright red letters before they pay attention.. Have you heard

CS>typo..

Sorry, all. I had a typo there. It should read: They are trying NOT to be a part of the problem now, to show they really to want to be part of the solution. Didn't want to confuse anyone... DAJ Dave Jones wrote: > > OK, ya got a point, Serita. > > But the LP is trying to end the IRS, and t

Re: CS - livestock and other FDA musings

In a message dated 10/31/00 12:28:11 PM EST, serit...@webtv.net writes: << Subj: Re: CS - livestock Date: 10/31/00 12:28:11 PM EST From: serit...@webtv.net Reply-to: silver-list@eskimo.com To:silver-list@eskimo.com Roger. Madylin Murray O'Hair(O'Hare?) fought - as one person -

Re: CS>Re: FDA

In a message dated 10/31/00 12:19:26 PM EST, russros...@juno.com writes: << Subj: CS>Re: FDA Date: 10/31/00 12:19:26 PM EST From: russros...@juno.com (russ e rosser) Reply-to: silver-list@eskimo.com To:silver-list@eskimo.com > FDA is not aware of any substantial scientific eviden

Re: CS - livestock

Madylin O'Hair may have been just one person but her athiest organization had quite a bit of money and people to help her. She got the most publicity however. When she and her son and granddaughter disappeared 5 years ago, 500,000 dollars in gold disappeared too. So she didn't do some of the projec

Re: CS>what is...

You should really ask Dennis as he claims to be ordained. You can learn more here... http://ulc.org/ulc/index.htm In fact, you too can become an ordained minister and thus claim separation of church/state privileges and possible tax advantages. People in alternative healing practices often u

CS>livestock and the LP: Do you know which one has a candidate for prez?

In a message dated 10/31/00 12:06:08 PM EST, djo...@kajukenbo.org writes: << The LP is the only minority party which turned down federal matching funds for the campaign, just because they are trying to do EXACTLY all of the things you listed. Browne qualified for about $450,000 in federal match

CS>OT-Taxes

OK, ya got a point, Serita. But the LP is trying to end the IRS, and that would put an end to the problem. They are trying to to be a part of the problem now, to show they really do want to be part of the solution. Not taking your money unless you give it to them. If enough LP people get in o

Re: CS - livestock

Roger and Dave' Yes, the LP turned down funds from the GOVERNMENT but didn't the government get those funds from you and me through illegal taxation? As I see it they turned down a chance to use the PEOPLE'S money for the benefit of the people. Advertising and campaigning costs a lot. and who asked

CS>A Plan?

Agreed, Russ. That would be a solution. But who among us would even know where to begin with such a huge project? Where do we start? banthefda.org looks like it is available. I could probably get it hosted for free (or nominal cost) if someone wanted to register it. The internet is a medium tha

Re: CS - livestock

Roger. Madylin Murray O'Hair(O'Hare?) fought - as one person - and won against the biggest issue of all - public prayer! And how many religious groups were against her? I don't see why a large group of people couldn't start educating others about what the FDA is really about. The problem - as I s

Re: CS>FDA - OT?

The participants on this & other alternative therapy lists are numerous, pro-active and linked; we just need a tenable & consensory blueprint for *action*. --Russ On Tue, 31 Oct 2000 12:10:42 -0500 (CDT) serit...@webtv.net writes: > Dave, > "Waiting" is passive. There are a lot of lists an

CS>Re: FDA

> FDA is not aware of any substantial scientific evidence that > supports the safe > and effective use of colloidal silver ingredients or > silver salts for any animal disease condition. Also, in the October > 15, 1996 > Federal Register, FDA proposed to establish that > all over-the-counter huma

Re: CS>FDA - OT?

Dave, "Waiting" is passive. There are a lot of lists and a lot of people if something were started. What about a nation-wide partition - The wheel that squeaks gets the grease - Make enough noise and you can't be ignored.- Well, maybe, But there are people out there that are unhappy with the FDA a

Re: CS>collodial gold

maybe it's like CS and colour is related to particle size? Dennis --- Begin Message --- In a message dated 10/31/00 10:07:51 AM EST, mdud...@execonn.com writes: << According to my references colloidal gold is very colorful, often a saturated violet. What I ended up with was completely clear.

Re: CS>structured water NOT hooey?

On Mon, 30 Oct 2000 15:35:24 -0800 Ted Windsor writes: > we have spent thousands of dollars perfecting this > unit and you > would like me to tell you how to make it? Do you mean that your findings are available for a price, or that you just intend to hoard them? Are you on this list to mutua

Re: CS>colloidal copper

On Tue, 31 Oct 2000 07:05:31 -0800 Ode Coyote writes: > I've read several times that colloidal copper and zinc are nearly > as > effective a germ fighter as colloidal silver.but...have a > toxicicity > problem that silver does not. > Don't recall the source. Water Oz -- wateroz.com, I th

Re: CS>fish tanks

very clever those folks. i noticed they said colloidal silver "ingredients" in CS. if you have enough of the prime mover in cs you have a bar of silver again. Dennis --- Begin Message --- Ode Coyote wrote: > Oddly enough, it is forbidden by the FDA to feed dairy cows CS in any > form. I

Re: CS - livestock

rogalt...@aol.com wrote: > > Serita: As long as we're on the subject of cows, I can't think of a more > sacred cow than the FDA. You've got as much chance of disbanding it as you > have putting in a candid for president who will fight for real campaign > finance reform, or to abolish the (unconsti

Re: CS - livestock

In a message dated 10/31/00 11:02:00 AM EST, serit...@webtv.net writes: << Subj: CS - livestock Date: 10/31/00 11:02:00 AM EST From: serit...@webtv.net Reply-to: silver-list@eskimo.com To:silver-list@eskimo.com FDA rules state you can't use CS on cows, but they allow drugs know

CS>FDA - OT?

Aloha, all: About the only way to dump the FDA is to have the Libertarian party win some important elections. The FDA is an illegally formed government agency. It is in direct violation of the 9th & 10th amendments to the Constitution. The problem is, few people know it is illegal, and fewer s

CS - livestock

FDA rules state you can't use CS on cows, but they allow drugs known to be harmful to be added to animal feed to fatten them for market and allow other things to be added to our milk and then refuse to let it be labelled so we don't know whether we are buying adulterated milk or not. Par for the c

Re: CS>collodial gold

In a message dated 10/31/00 10:07:51 AM EST, mdud...@execonn.com writes: << According to my references colloidal gold is very colorful, often a saturated violet. What I ended up with was completely clear. Marshall >> Marshall: Me too. Mine was 1.5 PPM Roger -- The silver-list is a modera

Re: CS>fish tanks

Ode Coyote wrote: > Oddly enough, it is forbidden by the FDA to feed dairy cows CS in any > form. It's one of the first FDA documents I came across about CS on the > web. They didn't say why, leaving one with the impression that CS poisoned > the milk.[which it doesn't] That's about par for th

Re: CS>collodial gold

Opps, sorry read that as silver. I own a bunch of silver ones and forgot they come in gold. Marshall "A :. A :." wrote: > if you can get one ounce solid gold maple leaf > coins for $6.50 i'll take a thousand. > i knew canada was cheaper, but... WOW :-) > > Dennis > > -

Re: CS>collodial gold

According to my references colloidal gold is very colorful, often a saturated violet. What I ended up with was completely clear. Marshall Ivan Anderson wrote: > Marshall, > > The Au+++ ion is likely to be quite small. A measure of conductivity may > have proved useful. > > Ivan > > - Origin

Re: CS>collodial gold

Nah! It's just that the exchange rate makes it seem cheap... On Tue, 31 Oct 2000 05:46:59 -0800 (PST), A :. A :. wrote: =>if you can get one ounce solid gold maple leaf =>coins for $6.50 i'll take a thousand. =>i knew canada was cheaper, but... WOW :-) => =>Dennis => => -- The silver-lis

Re: CS>structured water hooey? (Everything Is Resonance)

interesting post :-) but i still detect the aroma of seasoned icthioids in denmark in rev's tale. since water can be structured by anything from sunlight to thought, and if radionics devices can be drawn with ink, why bother spending "thousands" as he allegedly did, of bux for a machine to do it

Re: CS>structured water NOT hooey?

give it... upchuck?;-D Dennis --- Begin Message --- Dennis, Make your handle Twiddle, and you can be Twiddle DeeDee! Chuck Doing strange things in the name of art... On Mon, 30 Oct 2000 20:18:57 -0800 (PST), superflo...@webtv.net (

Re: CS>collodial gold

if you can get one ounce solid gold maple leaf coins for $6.50 i'll take a thousand. i knew canada was cheaper, but... WOW :-) Dennis --- Begin Message --- "A :. A :." wrote: > canadian maple leaf gold coins come in 1/10 > ounce coins for about $30 and have no copper in them. don't buy ameri

Re: CS>structured water hooey? (Everything Is Resonance)

For sure, the way one thinks structures his perceptions and those perceptions structure the persons experience reinforcing those thoughts in a sort of feedback loop of verification. It's possible that the actual structure of personal reality is quite mutable, therefore, some things work for some

Re: CS>fish tanks

Oddly enough, it is forbidden by the FDA to feed dairy cows CS in any form. It's one of the first FDA documents I came across about CS on the web. They didn't say why, leaving one with the impression that CS poisoned the milk.[which it doesn't] That's about par for the FDA. Ken At 10:51 AM 10

Re: CS>colloidal copper

I've read several times that colloidal copper and zinc are nearly as effective a germ fighter as colloidal silver.but...have a toxicicity problem that silver does not. Don't recall the source. There was an ion producing solar powered 'float' for swimming pools on the market many years ago s

Re: CS>collodial gold

Marshall, The Au+++ ion is likely to be quite small. A measure of conductivity may have proved useful. Ivan - Original Message - From: "Marshall Dudley" To: Sent: Tuesday, 31 October 2000 05:20 Subject: Re: CS>collodial gold > Ivan Anderson wrote: > > > There is no reason that I can

Re: CS>tranfer of ions

Yes, yes, yes. - Original Message - From: "Duncan Crow" To: Sent: Tuesday, 31 October 2000 22:32 Subject: CS>tranfer of ions > I think the common denominator is that the silverlon, CS and jewelry is > actually in contact with a limited amount of, but some, liquid in the cut, > wound,

CS>tranfer of ions

I think the common denominator is that the silverlon, CS and jewelry is actually in contact with a limited amount of, but some, liquid in the cut, wound, or etc just enough to cause the ionic reaction.. That would fall into line with the ionic transfer in the presence of a liquid..right? ciao D

CS>Algae, CS

I think the common denominator is that the silverlon, CS and jewelry is actually in contact with a limited amount of, but some, liquid in the cut, wound, or etc just enough to cause the ionic reaction.. That would fall into line with the ionic transfer in the presence of a liquid..right? ciao D

CS>Algae, CS

I think the common denominator is that the silverlon, CS and jewelry is actually in contact with a limited amount of, but some, liquid in the cut, wound, or etc just enough to cause the ionic reaction.. That would fall into line with the ionic transfer in the presence of a liquid..right? ciao D

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