CS>Fw: CS>Stuart

Hi Marshall, friends and listers' Marshall wrote: > Anyone know what happened to Stuart? I am ready to ship the rods once I >can find out what they final cost on them was. > > Marshall ST: What happened to Stuart is that I lay low during the Kak worm invasion, and have also been busy preparing

Re: CS>Pink CS

In a message dated 4/12/01 7:29:48 PM EST, itssu...@aol.com writes: << Subj: Re: CS>Pink CS Date: 4/12/01 7:29:48 PM EST From: itssu...@aol.com Reply-to: silver-list@eskimo.com To:silver-list@eskimo.com I'm no scientist, but simple observation and playing around have produced p

CS>New solution conversion form for CS and H2O2

Greetings all! For anyone interested in such things, a new acid conversion form is available for use http://silverdata.20m.com/conversionform2.html This form ( one of three ) allows one to enter the amount of H2O2 and the amount of Colloidal Silver or Distilled water, allows one to select the uni

RE: CS>Aspartame: Is there Reliable Research that Supports the Conclusions Below?

At temperatures normally seen in storage aspartame breaks down into: 1. wood alcohol; the kind that kills or makes you blind, 2. Formaldehyde; embalming fluid, and 3. formic acid; ant venom. It does this in the body too. Yum. JOH -Original Message- From: Judith Thamm [mailto:galing...@cha

Re: CS>H2O2 CS w/nebulizer?

Great report Jacqui. I'm glad your son is "all better." This is why we are *sooo* dangerous. For a hundred thirty five bucks you've got a tool that you can use for a long time. If you're making your own CS or buying it from one of the reasonably priced vendors, then you've already come out far

Re: CS>Ions vs Particles

Eat less red meat! Judith. - Original Message - From: Robert L. Berger To: Silver-list Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2001 9:44 PM Subject: CS>Ions vs Particles > Hi Ya'all, > > More pot stirring!!! > > Just some more confusion to add to the sum of our knowledge. > > Sometimes in the morni

Re: CS>Pink CS

Hi Roger: Thank you for your explanation. Yes, you were right. It was only when the chlorine and fluoride were present (tap water used), that the color got pinkish. When pure distilled water was used, no pink color. From your explanation, I understand what happened and how. Thanks. suzy

Re: CS>Fw: CS>Stuart

Dear Stuart. Thank you. Will send credit card info when you are ready. Thanks again. suzy > Hi Marshall, friends and listers' > > Marshall wrote: > > > Anyone know what happened to Stuart? I am ready to ship the rods once I > >can find out what they final cost on them was. > > > > Marsha