on 13/2/2002 7:05 PM, Maxine Wilton at mm...@sprynet.com wrote:
Roger,
Dashounds are known to have back problems due to the length of the body
between the front and back legs.
She could need more medical attention as could get the spinal cord
pinched.
Maxine
Thanks Maxine. I've had her to the
Roger,
Dashounds are known to have back problems due to the length of the body
between the front and back legs.
She could need more medical attention as could get the spinal cord pinched.
Maxine
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From: Roger Barker
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Tuesd
Hi Marshalee,
Your Pug might have had a hydatid cyst. This is from parasitical worms and is a
sort of worm egg store in the body. Try to keep it scrupulously clean and take
care not to get the stuff on you, for fear of infection. Irrigating with CS
should do it.
Do a search on hydatid cysts and sca
I have a miniature long haired Dachshund who has developed a back problem.
Over a period of about three days she lost the use of her back legs due to a
ruptured disc.
After two weeks of confinement I bought a small round paddling pool, filled
it with enough water to support her and take her ÂŚwalki
Hi Marsha!
Older dogs frequently get benign tumors called histiocytomas(sp??). If they
are on the lower side of the neck, they can interfere with breathing and may
have to be surgically removed. According to my father (the vet), the lump on
our Sheltie(age 10) should not be a problem because it is
Ole Bob,
Thanks for helping me along with my understanding on this (and to Trem
for straightening out the current vs. voltage situation). But are you
saying that the two alternative approachs offer either a limitation on
current by voltage or the other way round, a limitation on voltage by
curren
Trem,
You missed the point. If he is using 110 vdc on one cell, he almost has to be
running a constant current system. We need to check the person's system his is
copying.
Back in February of 1999 when I was investigating 280 to 330 volts in minutes
agglomeration set in ans the CS became like M
In a message dated 02/12/2002 8:53:26 AM Central Standard Time,
flyingiron...@aol.com writes:
<< If you think these lumps are food related, what do you suggest we feed. I
feed raw but maybe the raw food and fat has something to do with it. Any >>
I doubt that your dogs' diet is the cause si
Hello George,
I find using around 1/8th of a level teaspoon of citric
acid per 2 litres DW produces a high quality CS that is clear and stable.
Voltage can be as low as 1.2-1.5 volts, with a practically flat current
throughout the run. No need for any constant current cir
Bob,
Rightbut no matter how many cells are in series, it's still constant
voltage across any cell or combination of cells.
Trem
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From:
To:
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2002 12:55 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Constant currentRe: CS>Re: Is everyone on vacation- or
conductiv
Trem,
You might be right,but I didn't think anyone used 110 v dc in a single cell.
This one person that lines up 5 one gallon cells in series and uses 110 vdc.
"Ole Bob"
Trem wrote:
> Hi Bob,
>
> I think you have it backwards. If Reid's using 110 VDC with no regulation
> as I thought he said
Dear Carl, No need to use any electrolytes at all. Period!
The CS made without them works just fine, and no worry about making any
silver compounds.
Good luck!
Marshalee
I am just beginning to make my own CS, and I have a number of questions:
(1). If I should use salt as an elect
I had some of these TAG WARTS that you could pick up the mole like thing and
stretch iy out likestetching gum.
Severl bothered when my bra was and I Dr took them off by burning them with
needle like thing. Never came back.
If you have a BLACK MOLE see your Dr immeadiatly as they are cancerous I
h
I HAVE SOMETHING THE DOCTOR CALLED SKIN TAGS--THEY LOOK LIKE LITTLE MOLES
THEY VARY IN SIZE. SOME ARE BIGGER THAN OTHERS. THEY ARE SPREADING ALL
OVER THE PLACE. YOU SEE OLDER LADIES THAT SUDDENLY HAVE THESE MOLES ON
THEIR FACE AND NECK, IS THIS WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUTI ALSO
HAVE SOME
I am just beginning to make my own CS, and I have a number of questions:
(1). If I should use salt as an electrolyte, what other products besides CS
(colloidal silver) does that make. Some webb sites say that it would produce
silver chloride salts. Would those silver chloride salts be injurious
Hi Bob,
I think you have it backwards. If Reid's using 110 VDC with no regulation
as I thought he said he was, it's constant voltage not constant current he's
working with.
Trem
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From:
To:
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2002 7:44 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Re: Is everyone on
Hi Reid,
The two low voltage systems are;
1.) Constant voltage like using several 9 volt batteries snapped to gether
and connected to the silver in the brew cell. the voltage across the cell
stays at constant value of the batteries.
2.) Constant current is were there is an electronic regulator i
I believe I understood that the risk in fermenting coconut was with
fermenting the solids, not the milk; and that the temperature of the
fermentation/amount of lipids were also factors in causing the toxicity.
I can't remember it exactly either...time to do a little research! :o)
Heather
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If you think these lumps are food related, what do you suggest we feed. I
feed raw but maybe the raw food and fat has something to do with it. Any
answers would help, all 5 of my dogs have at least one lump on them.
Thanks
J.C.
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The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of collo
Good Morning Everyone!
I posted a message yesterday,
I trying to make colloidal silver. What the best distilled water I could
use for the making of it>?
I am using beck's machine to make it and went a bought some distilled water
at the store, but that water didn't seem to work since the red light
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