CSsilver saturated water purifiers

Dear CSFreinds, Can anyone point me to a source of information concerning 'activated charcoal?' We want to try putting this inside our CS saturated purifiers, and need to know how it differs from charcoal that is not activated. We would like to be able to make the activated charcoal here, but need

Re: CSCS in juice, etc.

Hi Guys. Did I tell you about my new website: www.silverfacts.org I'm putting everything I can find on cs on the site. I've noticed some of you manufacturers are now getting nervous about claims, testimonies, etc on your site, so I'm putting it up at my site and you can formally link to the

Re: CShot plate use?

Thanks for the pointers Ken. From: Ode Coyote Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: CShot plate use? Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2001 07:58:24 -0800 attach1 Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com -- The

Re: CSArthritis Still

In a message dated 10/27/2001 9:20:17 PM Eastern Standard Time, rube2...@hotmail.com writes: Right now I'm taking another megadose of CS..and I'm also doing a parasite cleanse. {also continuing MSM, calcium citrate, b-12}. if anyone has anymore ideas...or any knowledge of the

RE: CSsilver saturated water purifiers

Hi Reid, I had a couple of sites on activated charcoal bookmarked. They talk about how activated charcoal is made (by blasting charcoal with oxygen)and the benefits of the charcoal. Hope they help! http://www.homehealthresource.net/charcoal.html http://www.howstuffworks.com/question209.htm

Re: CSCS in juice, etc.

Kevin Quotes:    Of all the substances you might be careful about using, CS is last on the list. Some of the stuff listed contains a fair amount of salt. Put CS in and what do you suppose will happen? That's right - the ionic portion (probably at least 80%) turns to silver chloride. Stuff like

Re: CShot plate use?

if the hot plate will run at that low of a temp, it'll do just fine. Too high a temp and sometimes you get yellow CS , probably due to over active atoms colliding? An old tuna can with some perforations sitting on a coffee maker works. A heating pad works. A nightlight under a perforated tuna

Re: CSFw: Your post to VETMED

Well yes, silver can be toxic..if you get enough of it. Anything is. But at even 50 PPM colloidal silver water, you would drown first. The water is more toxic than it's silver content. You can go into toxic shock if you drink too much water. Ken At 08:54 AM 10/29/01 -0600, you wrote: I

Re: CSRe: silver-digest Digest V101 #1031

Most people I know don't like my dog at all! :-) Ken Ever stop to think...and forget to start again? [another bumper stinker] Reminds me of a bumper sticker that's been around awhile; I love my dog more than most people I know. Take care and God bless, John in Homestead -- The silver-list

CSRe: silver-digest Digest V101 #1034

Thanks Mike for the good referee you are. Come on folks, lets not be silly and get divided when we can all focus on the positives of our mutual pilgrimage. Sorry for opening the can of whatever it was that got some of you going - - - oops. :-)) Take care and God bless, John in Homestead I'm not

RE: CSSwimming pools

The link was to a copper/silver chunk of metal...way over priced. I stopped into s pool supply place and asked...they never heard of such a device. Way back in the 80's [long before internet sites]there was an outfit that sold a solar float pool ionizer for about $300 about the size of a

Re: CSMAGNETIC PULSER INFO

Thanks again for more good info Brooks, I have been interested in the Magnetic Pulsar for a long time. As I'm almost done putting together the nebulizer, I am excited to be able to being able to put one of these together also. I couldn't come up with the website you referred to for Allied

CSFw: PLEASE NOTICE: MAG. PULSER INFO

- Original Message - From: brooks bradley To: Silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2001 5:38 PM Subject: PLEASE NOTICE: MAG. PULSER INFO Dear list members. I keep getting an enormous number of inquiries about the progress of my post. Please note that I

CSChemtrails report

Hi All; I don't have time to read the silver list posts so have them come to my AOL addy. A good friend forwards high interest posts to me and the below is one of them. I was involved early on with chemtrails and kicked back after the Spotlight did an exposé on what they were. Spotlight is

Re: CSCS for mastitis in goats

I used a regular syringe with the tip from an antibiotic udder treatment syringe. At 01:01 10/29/01, you wrote: For treating mastitis in goats with CS, how did you infuse in the udder? What did you put it in? A regular syringe? A needle? Please give specifics on exactly how you did this.

Re: CSCS for mastitis in goats

You can buy the tips that will fit any syringe. Email me off list for a supplier. They are much smaller for goats than cows and about 20 cents each...Deanna - Original Message - From: bill...@cheerful.com To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2001 6:36 PM Subject: Re:

Re: CSRe: Goats Mastitis

That's true Bill, but first they have to find it... At 08:29 10/29/01, you wrote: FYI, the FDA banned the use of CS in treating dairy mastitis. The FDA saaid the ban was necessary because it was worried that some people might turn blue from the possibility of residual CS in the milk

CSfeeding tubes for CS

You can buy the tips that will fit any syringe. Email me off list for a supplier. They are much smaller for goats than cows and about 20 cents each...Deanna Deanna, You could also use the french feeding tubes? They fit over a reg. syringe and have rounded tips at the end for easy

CSCS in juice, etc

Ian, my other posting did not address your question on safety of silver chloride. Most knowledgeable folks at this site tend to view it as harmless though somewhat ineffective. But I know of one authority here in Australia who considers it and other similar silver compounds to present a longer

Re: CSPeople vs. animals

Thelma, CS does work in human mastitis. I believe it is in the archives somewheres. Bill Hibernating in the North Country of NY Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups. -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or

Re: CSCS in juice, etc.

- Original Message - From: Kevin Nolan To: silver-dig...@eskimo.com Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2001 11:38 AM Subject: Re: CSCS in juice, etc. Ian, I don't pretend to be an expert on these matters, but some things are just plain common sense. You have probably noticed

Re: CSArthritis Still

According to Morton Walker, MD (THE CHELATION WAY), Vit C and apple cider vinegar are two great natural chelating agents. From: wolfcreek1 wolfcre...@earthlink.net Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: CSArthritis Still Date: Sat, 27 Oct 2001 22:02:08 -0700

Re: CSUnidentified subject!

Evening Alvin, At 08:28 PM 10/30/2001 -0800, you wrote: Here's a letter sent to a Dr Weil and his reply..He has a link to quackwatch. Of course if we believed Dr. Weil, there would not be a silver list. I think he is a bit too mainstream to suit me. While I subscribed to his newsletter

CSFDA banning CS in dairy mastitis

Could you explain why the FDA thinks using CS in dairy cows is unsafe? Antibiotics aren't safe for human consumption either, and all antibiotics I know of have a milk withhold time of two days at least. So why would antibiotics be safe and CS not? Is the theory that CS stays in the body

Re: CSFDA banning CS in dairy mastitis

Evening Thelma, Could you explain why the FDA thinks using CS in dairy cows is unsafe? Whatever made you think the FDA thinks? Their logic has been all used up for years, if they ever had any. Even some of the worlds best medical publications have began to condemn the FDA and openly

CSCS Anthrax

I just got this in an e-mail from Herbal Healer. Thought this would be of interest and might be good for those who sell CS... FDA CLOSES A FLORIDA COMPANY FOR COLLOIDAL SILVER ADVERTISING CLAIMS Under the FDA law (passed last year) Colloidal Silver can only be sold as a mineral supplement, and

Re: CSFDA banning CS in dairy mastitis

Evening Thelma ~ Could you explain why the FDA thinks using CS in dairy cows is unsafe? I hear lots about mastitis on many lists, so it is my impression, it's fairly common. Luckily, we've never had to deal with it. My guess is, as always, there's no money to be made with CS. Wouldn't want

CSUnidentified subject!

Here's a letter sent to a Dr Weil and his reply..He has a link to quackwatch. Colloidal Silver: Better than Antibiotics? My son was recently hospitalized for an infected hip joint. He then developed a blood

Re: CSFDA banning CS in dairy mastitis

At 23:13 10/30/01, you wrote: Evening Thelma ~ Could you explain why the FDA thinks using CS in dairy cows is unsafe? I hear lots about mastitis on many lists, so it is my impression, it's fairly common. Luckily, we've never had to deal with it. My guess is, as always, there's no money to

Re: CSANTHRAX SPORE COVERINGS

If a person is just taking CS internally but not nebulizing, is there a way to introduce DMSO into the situation in order to penetrate spore coverings? Thanks if you or anyone can help. I just don't get nebulizing. From descriptions, I can't figure out what all you have to buy and if you

Re: CSFDA banning CS in dairy mastitis

Got a virus from this attachmernt from you. Detected it and fixed it without consequence. Haaay! Olay! - Original Message - From: bill...@cheerful.com To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2001 8:32 PM Subject: Re: CSFDA banning CS in dairy mastitis At 23:13 10/30/01,

Re: CSFDA banning CS in dairy mastitis

Virus alert misfire...sorry, it was another mssg. Please ignore. - Original Message - From: bill...@cheerful.com To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2001 8:32 PM Subject: Re: CSFDA banning CS in dairy mastitis At 23:13 10/30/01, you wrote: Evening Thelma ~ Could

Re: CSANTHRAX SPORE COVERINGS

I found DMSO at a veterinary supply. They have it in liquid at 99.5% pure and in gel at 99.5% pure. They say it is labeled for solvent use. Can this be used for human internal (liquid) use or topical(gel) use?? If so, does it need to be diluted?? CK - Original Message - From: Silver