I stick the (Microdyn) bottle (or you can use an eyedropper) into my
nostrils, and squirt it, while snorting it up into my sinuses. Works like a
charm.
- Original Message -
From: "John A. Stanley"
Newsgroups: list.silver
To:
Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 8:23 AM
Subject: Re: CS> CS as
15-17 PPM [Hanna meter], current controlled at .7ma, voltage at start 26,
voltage at end 6, 8oz batch, 2 hrs average run time/ 8oz.
or
15-17 PPM [Hanna meter], current controlled at 2 ma, 6v at start,
constantly stirred, 12v at finish, approx 1 hr per 8 oz run time.
colorless, TE light, gaining in
In article <20020409.235717.-257397.6.natural_essenti...@juno.com>,
natural_essenti...@juno.com wrote:
>I've read where people "flood their sinuses" with CS. How is this done?
Netti pot.
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Sit upside down on a couch so your head is where your feet were and pour
CS into the nose.
When your eyes sting a little, you have CS flooded thoughout.
Ken
At 10:49 PM 4/9/02 -0500, you wrote:
>I've read where people "flood their sinuses" with CS. How is this done?
>Leacy
>Life is Good!
>
>
Of course all these methods are ambiguouse, but taken together can give
some relative 'idea' to feed into your intuitional programmings.
Ken
At 01:31 AM 4/10/02 -0400, you wrote:
>
>From: "Russ Rosser"
>> What I'm ultimately trying to determine is whether TASTE is actually the
>> best low-tec
The most widely used method uses Neon Sign Transformers, 12 or 15 KV, and places
the silver electrodes just above the water's surface, so that the voltage pulls
the water up and around the elecrode. This results in a crude voltage
regulator,
since as the voltage decreases, less water will get pul
Marshall,
Which electrode are you limiting the area of, anode or cathode? I have been
making the cathode small and hard to reach, to gain control of conductivity,
in the assumption that the cathode would be where the ions would clump
together, making larger particles.
Arnold
- Original Messa
It would be both, since they swap 120 times a second.
Marshall
Arnold Beland wrote:
> Marshall,
>
> Which electrode are you limiting the area of, anode or cathode? I have been
> making the cathode small and hard to reach, to gain control of conductivity,
> in the assumption that the cathode wou
Does anyone out there know of a non-toxic solution to saving my doggies from
hordes of flies which just settle on them in bunches in this hot weather?
They bite their ears to pieces. Must say, however, that cs puts the bites
to right rapidly!
Thank you1
Yvonne
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Marshall
Have you had your stuff checked for particle size distribution?
Arnold
- Original Message -
From: "Marshall Dudley"
To:
Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 12:37 PM
Subject: Re: CS>HVAC vs LVDC CS making
> It would be both, since they swap 120 times a second.
>
> Marshall
>
> Arno
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> Does anyone out there know of a non-toxic solution to saving my doggies
from
> hordes of flies which just settle on them in bunches in this hot weather?
> They bite their ears to pieces. Must say, however, that cs puts the
bites
> to right rapidly!
>
> Thank you1
> Yvonne
>
Dear Yvonne, Make a
I have found that the addition of about 1 teaspoon of MSM to 8 oz of CS helps
eliminate the discomfort of using CS when rinsing the sinuses. Worth a try if
you use it regularly.
Chip Hoyle
Ode Coyote wrote:
> Sit upside down on a couch so your head is where your feet were and pour
> CS into t
Yes, check Frank's site, it is the Silver Lightning Brand. His site shows about
4.5 ppm, but I have decreased the flow rate to bring it up to the nominal 5
ppm. Size distribution should not be effected significantly with only a 10%
change in flow rate.
Marshall
Arnold Beland wrote:
> Marshall
When flooding the sinuses it is important that the mixer be "isotonic", that
means the salinity of the solution is approximately the same as saliva. If
you use CS or even plain water without adding salt, your nose will sting
(like when you get water up your nose in a swimming pool). To make an
isot
Diet changes, to RAW feedings, make the animals less appealing to fleas,
tics, mosquitos, do not know if that holds true of flies also.
My rottie- out most of the time, also in the heat, is not generally bothered
by flies. Flies were a problem for dogs in the past before I started BARF
feedings.
Co
A cheapo saline nasal spray at Walmart.dump half or more of the saline
out, top with CSmuch easier, for us less techie people!!
(I also add 10% DMSO to the CS-10/90)
Connie
> From: Frank Key
> Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2002 16:24:40 -0400
> To: silver-list@eskim
It was Marshalee's suggestion for the CS/sugar. :o)
I apply generally ONE, sometimes two doses of topical flea/tic product like
biospot per year...only because I do not want to take the chance of the
rottie bringing fleas into the cats...(I do not chemically treat the cats at
all).
I live up here
Hi Connie,
I have two greythounds on BARF and they do not attract flies. However, we
have bees and wasps on our backporch (especially wasps). Will the sugar/CS
syrup get them to move on. I don't think I want to kill the bees since they
polinate all my flowers.
I have not tried to go without th
Give the pets a garlic tablet every day. That will keep fleas etc away.
Takes about q week or two to start.
Maxine
-Original Message-
From: Bobbye Stegen
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Thursday, April 11, 2002 2:10 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Flies
>Hi Connie,
>
>I have two greythounds on BAR
Wow, this is a startling claim! Could you please say what happens to
bees that consume CS-laced honey? I can not imagine any bad effect!
JBB
Marshalee Hallett wrote:
>
> > Does anyone out there know of a non-toxic solution to saving my doggies
> from
> > hordes of flies which just settle o
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