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From: altanation
To: James Allison
Sent: Saturday, April 06, 2002 9:18 AM
Subject: Re: CS>CS in an Aquarium
CS / Fresh water fish.
I have been using CS for treating fresh water fish, mostly various carp
varieties i.e. goldfish to koi.
In the p
The brand is Trident, and it is not sweetened, or homogenised. Just coconut
and water and a preservative of course.
Tracy
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From: "Catherine Creel"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, 9 April 2002 14:57
Subject: Re: CS>Priorities (coconut oil)
> < oil,
> in that it helps balance ch
Hi Tracy,
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Good! But the preservative...oy vey. Also, you may want to ask the
company
how it's processed. My understanding is most companies use copra.
Catherine
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That sounds ominous. Copra. Has a nasty ring...:) What is it?
Tracy
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From: "Catherine Creel"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, 9 April 2002 19:46
Subject: Re: CS>Priorities (coconut oil)
> Hi Tracy,
>
> < coconut
> and water and a preservative of course.>>
>
>
> Good!
Nothing wrong with copra Tracy,
Its dried coconut meat. Passing water through desiccated coconut and
pressing it out is the only way I know of to obtain coconut milk.
Coconut milk is the next best thing to coconut oil, as it contains up
to 20% (by memory) oil, assuming its a good brand. If it goes
Russ wrote:
> Does anyone know how particulate size affects the ability to *taste* CS?
> Frank? Tx.
Since metallic silver has no taste, a colloid containing only metallic
silver particles (a true colloid), regardless of the size of the particles,
has no taste. The taste associated with colloidal
Jason,
I am not quite sure what you are trying to say in your message.
Individual cancers cases are to be treated on their particular
circumstances of course, and I did say that the internal 'landscape'
needs to be altered for lasting results, and that this MAY be
sufficient in and of itself. Does
At 09:11 PM 4/8/02 -0700, you wrote:
Does anyone have problems breathing the air around their computer?
I have a terrible time when I am at my computer. It feels like the air is
thick with smoke my sinuses plug up, nose and mouth dry out, throat gets
sore and a tickle starts in my lungs. The
Kathie,
Vitamin C has the habit of gobbling up metals, which would tend to
render both useless. So probably best to separate the intake.
Ivan.
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From: Kathie Jones [mailto:kathiejo...@comcast.net]
Sent: Tuesday, 9 April 2002 2:58 a.m.
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: C
Thanks Ronan,
Yes it seems that the negative pole of a magnet will cause the body
fluids to become more alkaline. Calcium bicarbonate, normally a
straight molecule, will bend and break into calcium hydroxide and CO2.
The cytoplasm oscillates between pH 7.4 and 6.6 as the pores open and
close and
I wonder why an ion would have taste but a stable atom not have taste.
Is this a scientifically proven fact? I would suppose that taste is
based on molecular composition. The statments below may be correct, but
it would be good to know the basis of the claims.
Frank Key wrote:
>
> Russ w
Hi:
It's better to open the unit - take it outside the house, reverse the hose on
the vaccum cleaner and blow it out with the crevice tool.
Ian
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From: Joseph Fritz
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 7:09 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Air proble
Hello Wayne,
Monday, April 08, 2002, 2:00:43 PM, you wrote:
WG> I found this below. I know as a newbie to the use of CS it answers many
questions I have/had. I hope it will help others. Starts below my signature
line. There is also a synopsis on how they make
WG> their CS using 10,000volts expe
Computer monitors generate positive ions, which are bad for the body. You can
buy combined negative ion/ozone generators which can counteract the negative
effects of computer use. I cannot lay my hand on my reference material at the
moment. Suggest you do a google search on negative ions.
Geor
Dessicated coconut that is "naturally processed", ie unbleached, can be
purchased at the same price as the bleached stuff from many supermarkets.
Because it it so tolerant to heat and oxidation, the oil (approx 65% of
total) should be good. If you have reservations it might pay to contact the
manuf
Ivan:
Please be aware that my comments were only expressed out of frustration for
ways of thinking, and certainly not directed at you personally. You'll note
that the second action I have taken for myself is to balance my own PH
level. The internal landscape IS critical. In fact, I'm reading a v
Thanks to everyone who has made an input on the big C question; in
particular to Jason, Duncan and Ivan. Encouraging when folks give of their
time so generously. Some great stuff to chew over. However time I think to
preempt Mike and wind up the various threads. My own conclusions: Prevention
is ce
I thought coconut milk was the liquid inside of a coconut. Broke a coconut
last week and drunk some myself.
Marshall
I Anderson wrote:
> Nothing wrong with copra Tracy,
> Its dried coconut meat. Passing water through desiccated coconut and
> pressing it out is the only way I know of to obtain c
I too have used CS to take care of fungus & fin rot on individual koi,
outside the pond. Works great! I went through a period of time where
every fish had something disgusting going on & it wasn't until I tried
CS that I got the most control. Carp pox was not controlled with this
method at that tim
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Find out here:
www.coconut-info.com
Catherine
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Read here:
www.coconut-info.com
Copra has lost the benefits of the coconut.
Catherine
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I agreetook care of my chronic sinus infections that always led to ear
infections also. When I fail using it now and then, they try to creep back,
just take a couple snorts now and then, I have no problems.
Connie
> From: Kathie Jones
> Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Date: Sun, 07 Apr 20
My wife's mother died from ALS about 3 months ago. Unfortunately CS did
not seem to help.
Marshall
MARIANO DELISE wrote:
> Dear Listers,I have a friend with ALS. I am confident CS can help
> him somehow, it is a mycoplasma, but howHe uses a BiPapp. I
> don't know what that is, but d
Dear Listers,
I have a friend with ALS. I am confident CS can help him somehow, it is a
mycoplasma, but how
He uses a BiPapp. I don't know what that is, but does anyone know if CS
can be used with this???
Thanks, Nancy
Endlessly fascinating Web resource:
http://www.webelements.com/
jr
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> www.PurestColloids.com
Thanks all for your advice re air problems. It is true that I am allergic
to dust and dust mites so that may be a large component of my problem. Also
appreciate the info re negative ions. Will look into that.
Please I don't need advice on eating right or supplements...just asking for
some info:
Can someone tell me the symptoms of nutritional anemia?
My iron count is 16, should be at least 30. Gonna try a bit of a search, but
curious as to what I might find, beyond the obvious symptomstired, cold,
> Read here:
>
> www.coconut-info.com
>
> Copra has lost the benefits of the coconut.
>
> Catherine
No it hasn't. Here are a couple of links found at www.coconut-info.com
as suggested.
http://www.apcc.org.sg/special.htm
Earlier this year, at a special conference entitled, "Functional Foods
Fo
No, you were drinking coconut water. Pretty good for you too. The best
sports drink never manufactured.
Ivan.
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> From: Marshall Dudley [mailto:mdud...@execonn.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, 10 April 2002 2:45 a.m.
> To: *Silver-List* (E-mail)
> Subject: Re: CS>Priorities (coc
I did just find some informationfunny thing, I have been craving soda
crackers for monthsjust plain soda crackers, one of the sympoms of
nutritional anemia (iron deficiency) is pica: craving of things not normally
eaten.
Connie
> From: Connie
> Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Date: Tu
Interesting. I thought pica was the craving for certain clays by some
people in the past in the South of the United States, usually pregnant
women.
Does that mean that pica is the general term, and the clay snarfing is a
subset?
James-Osbourne: Holmes
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From: Connie
Connie writes:
> ...beyond the obvious symptomstired, cold, pale, etc.
>
This may be irrelevant to your situation, but I was just diagnosed for
these symptoms;
in my case, it was thyroid imbalance for which Levothyroxin was
prescribed.
jr
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The metallic taste from licking some metal objects such as a cupro-nickel
coin are presumably due to a surface layer containing various oxide,
carbonate, basic carbonate etc compounds of the metal. Someone having one of
those pure silver Maple leafs might want to report whether licking one
(cl
Hi Wayne,
Probably a number of possibilities here. Could be an
eyestrain component, but I don't find text difficult to read - the monitor
produces very clear, sharp text images, and a refresh rate of 75Hz should be
adequate to cope with 'beat' from the fluorescent tube. The moni
WOULD EVERYONE WHO HAS ACCURATELY DETERMINED THEIR CS's PPM, PLEASE DENOTE
IT AND RANK ITS FLAVOR INTENSITY ON A SCALE OF 1-5? Thanks!
1 - barely perceptible at all
2 - definite, but mostly as an aftertaste
3 - definite, metallic flavor
4 - strong, metallic flavor
5 - very metallic; bitter
What
I've read where people "flood their sinuses" with CS. How is this done?
Leacy
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This means things like wood..and your dog's fur...and the couch
stuffing, not food you don't normally eat.
Catherine
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From: "Russ Rosser"
> What I'm ultimately trying to determine is whether TASTE is actually the
> best low-tech indication of CS strength, since other *inexpensive* methods
> like laser pointers & cheap conductivity meters can be ambiguous.
The use of a conductivity meter can be ambiguous
What is Virgin Coconut Oil?
Virgin Coconut Oil can only be achieved by using fresh coconut meat or what
is called non-copra (see below for a definition of copra). Chemicals and
high heating are not used in further refining. There are currently two main
processes of manufacturing Virgin Coconut Oil:
When you and Ivan have come to a decision, let us know. :) I thought I was
doing well putting CN cream in my cereal. it is one of the few "milks" I
can tolerate. Bummer if it's no good.
Tracy
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From: "Catherine Creel"
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Sent: Wednesday, 10 April 2002 17:55
Subje
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ROFL, Tracy!
C
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Arnold,
> The use of a conductivity meter can be ambiguous as the introduction
> of air, particularly by stirring or bubbling, can lead to an increase in
> conductivity.
Yes, and it indicates only the ionic content, which may be of little
efficacy.
> Using a laser pointer to indicate the presenc
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