CG was used in the 1920 for heart problems.
Blessings
Ted
Ed Kasper wrote:
> Chip. I would be interested in the plans.
> I don't know if CG is of value but I would like to try.
>
> ed kasper
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Chip Hoyle [mailto:cho...@hampsuites.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, Decemb
Ivan
They are all from different families. The husband is the brother in law of
my friends sister - and the baby - just your average healthy baby :)
Tracy
- Original Message -
From: "I Anderson"
To:
Sent: Thursday, 6 December 2001 20:21
Subject: RE: CS>burning
> I'm over here, Tracy
Marshall - read your reply below after sending off my last response. I
believe what you have to say is correct with respect to substantial
temperature differences between object vs surroundings in thermal
equilibrium. Sure, a sample of say platinum and carbon will emit quite
differently when heated
Chip. I would be interested in the plans.
I don't know if CG is of value but I would like to try.
ed kasper
-Original Message-
From: Chip Hoyle [mailto:cho...@hampsuites.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 7:46 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>Colloidal Gold
Brian,
I b
Hello Everyone,
This week I put my racing homing pigeons on CS and Stabilised Oxygen to
clean them out before the breeding season begins. The birds really look
good. I normally acidify their drinking water to combat ecoli and
paratyphoid, two common infections they occasionally get but haven't use
Marshall Dudley, James Osbourne-Holmes wrote:
"Because it is not so. See "General College Chemistry" 6th edition, page 96 and
97:
Absorption spectrum: When continuous electromagintic radiation, for example,
white light, passes thorugh as substance, certain wavelengths of radiation may
be absorb
The below may help some people, I know it helped me a little.
anion:
anion
anin , atom or group of atoms carrying a negative charge. The charge results
because there are more electrons than protons in the anion. Anions can be
formed from nonmetals by reduction (see oxidation and reduction) or fr
Hi D.G.,
Contact "Ole Bob" off the list for how to make a one gallon unit. Been there and
done that.
"Ole Bob"
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Hi Reid,
Some time ago the technical source of light adsorption by particle size was
cited on this list and as Marshall of Roger pointed out the the T.E. is
affected to the first power by the concentartion and the brightness to the
thrid power of the particle size. Alos the color adsorption that h
Ivan and Ken et al,
The following is VERY interesting. "Ole Bob" has been fighting a problem in
regards to "introduce Ag+ cations into water, without adding anions." When I
contacted a very brilliant industrial chemist about a problem that I have
with HVAC ARC CS being very low on pH, and told hi
If you quit sugar for about 6 months, the dandruff
will probably disappear. But full strength vinegar
followed by h2o2 (3%) and left on overnight will help
a lot. The smell will dissipate after a while,
thankfully! pj
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Send your
Broooks,
Change over to NEtsacpe and most of that crap will cease. Get Zonealarm
PRO also.
"Ole Bob"
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Hi Val,
My guess is that the name Sea Silver evolved from C Silver.
Tony
Val Q wrote:
>
> Has anyone ever heard of Sea Silver? My sister has just had an anthrax
> scare in an envelope (it appeared as a puff of smoke and then disappeared).
> In conversation with the person who came out to see he
I plan on spraying stumps of cut Xmas trees with Cs. We are finding a
problem where fungus enters the stump and will spread to new seedlings. So
even though the tree was fungus free the next generation can become infected.
Hope the Cs will do the job.
Brickey
WWW.KuneysChristmasTrees.com
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Because it is not so.
See "General College Chemistry" 6th edition, page 96 and 97:
Absorption spectrum: When continuous electromagintic radiation, for
example, white light, passes thorugh as substance, certain wavelengths
of radiation may be absorbed. The wavelength are characteristic of the
sub
Greetings to all silverlist members,
Ken wrote:
< I would be cautious with ozone [O3] It is highly corrosive, will eat the
tires right off your car, has high atmospheric level warnings in weather
reports for people with respiratory problems and probably acts as a very
potent free radi
Hi,
I sent emails to these folks on the list who requested
info, only to have them returned. Please resend me
your email address, in case I have it wrong.
_monta...@c-zone.net
edkas...@pacbell.net
jon-nel...@3com.com
itssuz...@digitex.net
Sincerely,
Terry Chamberlin
Metabolic Solutions Instit
Kevin Nolan wrote:
> Ivan Anderson wrote: On the matter of FIR - no. Conservation of energy
> - the first law of thermodynamics - is not sufficient; there is the
> second law to contend with as well. If any (passive) material could
> selectively radiate a frequency spectrum different from that of
You need to dump outlook express and get an email program that isn't a
gapping hole for worms. Everyone I know who has ever gotten a worm is
using it, and no one I know who is using anything else has ever gotten
one.
Marshall
brooks bradley wrote:
> Everyone please note. My computer has just b
Hi Kevin;
The instructions for the alkaline water maker say that 12 volts is enough...
some instructions I saw somewhere indicate you could also use one or 2
magnets to separate the water into ionic components, and that current was
not required; only the potential was.
Or are we interested in not
As for so-called "Far infrared fibres" - the concept defies basic
thermodynamics. All materials emit and absorb precisely the same spectrum of
heat radiation when at the same temperature.
If this is so, why do infrared thermometers have an emissivity adjustment
that varies with the material be
- Original Message -
From: Reid Harvey
To: silver list
Sent: Friday, December 07, 2001 8:22 AM
Subject: CS>Re: a reason to buy 400ppm CS
> Dear Ken,
> In the U.S. and Europe there is superb infrastructure (good roads,
> working phones, etc.) educated people, and vibrant markets. But i
Hello Kevin,
Thursday, December 06, 2001, 9:06:11 AM, you wrote:
KN> On the matter of FIR - no. Conservation of energy - the first law of
thermodynamics - is not sufficient; there is the second law to contend with as
well. If any (passive) material could
KN> selectively radiate a frequency spe
First, I'd like to point out I am not a distributor, and have no interest
in being one, unless of course their Cesium (on the to-be-banned list) and
Vanadium products prove to be superior for use in cancer which I am
investigating. Second, not to defend MLM's, but they are not the devil,
al
Hi everyone. Thought I would just jump right in... I have felt burning but
not anything painful. Some friends of mine who took some CS that was purchased
at a health food store said they felt nauseated when they first took it. One
of them had taken a tablespoon of it on an empty stomach. Ho
Morning Valerie,
Has anyone ever heard of Sea Silver?
My wife has used 2 bottles so it. Heaven only knows if it is any good !
There is no labeling to tell you how much of anything it contains. I
could not tell it helped her in anyway.
Of course nothing helps her so this is nothing new
Has anyone ever heard of Sea Silver? My sister has just had an anthrax
scare in an envelope (it appeared as a puff of smoke and then disappeared).
In conversation with the person who came out to see her, she mentioned I use
colloidal silver, and he said he uses sea silver. I have never heard
Ivan Anderson wrote:
".Not so Kevin. O3 will dissolve in water to eventually degrade to H2O2. O3
will remain dissolved in room temp water for a few minutes and in ice cold
water for about 20 minutes. Ozone can be generated using dry air quite
acceptably, without the generation of the nitri
Hello, Ivan. You wrote:
"I am not quite sure where the silver hydroxide remark comes form, but very
little in the way of silver hydroxide is formed at pH less than 9. If you are
referring to precipitation, AgOH solid is brown."
I meant as dissociated ions, ie Ag+ & OH-, not as a precipitate. The
Dear Ken,
In the U.S. and Europe there is superb infrastructure (good roads,
working phones, etc.) educated people, and vibrant markets. But in less
developed countries all of these things are lacking. Stand back and try
to imagine a completely different economy. None of the resources you're
talk
- Original Message -
From: Ode Coyote
To:
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 6:16 AM
Subject: Re: CS>***Re: Infrared saunas
> I would be cautious with ozone [O3] It is highly corrosive, will eat
the
> tires right off your car, has high atmospheric level warnings in weather
> reports
I fail to see how buying any commercial CS at any price could be cheaper
than a couple of silver wires , a handful of batteries or the neighbors car
and a few cups of rain water or dew when the only real expense is the
silver at $6 an oz and one ounce makes many many gallons of CS.
Ken
At 08:24
I would be cautious with ozone [O3] It is highly corrosive, will eat the
tires right off your car, has high atmospheric level warnings in weather
reports for people with respiratory problems and probably acts as a very
potent free radical in the body...the sort of thing that people take
antioxid
A friend had a cat that was at deaths door with feline leukemia [probably
a different sort of thing,] but, the cat is doing just fine now after
having CS as drinking water for a few days.
The vet didn't think the cat would make it.
Ken
At 11:50 AM 12/5/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Just got a call fro
For sure, they'd best have a good stop watch..and para sail?
How about the silver as catalyst for the h202 and nitrogen gas?
Sounds almost relevant.
Ken
At 08:51 AM 12/5/01 -0700, you wrote:
>Are they kidding? Who in their right mind would strap that thing on and
>torch it off? I would jus
Leacy,
I am sorry to say that it appears that you have a very definite bias, if
not prejudice. It is a great shame that something as beneficial as this
concnetrated CS should elicit such a response. Shame on you. As I have
said, the appearance of this material in photos cannot capture its
appear
Hi Again Kevin,
You wrote:
>>Judging from your remark "they do not use salt.", perhaps you didn't
understand what I was saying by "seems to me a simpler definition
would suffice:
Angstrom size ionic mineral = salt (general term, not just NaCl).
Example: silver hydroxide - which is about 80-90 % o
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