Hi Janis,
Below is a pesto recipe that has been posted by various people. I would try that
and also do a mild liver flush every morning until the colour clears away.
Mild liver flush
first thing in the morning take:
1 to 3 cloves garlic crushed
1/2 a lemon or more.
1 to 3 tablespoons olive oil
- Original Message -
From: M. G. Devour
To:
Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 5:16 AM
Subject: CS>Listowner comments... please read
> Dear group,
>
> Janis has come back to us to ask if we have any information about
> chelation, or anything else that might be able to help a mild case
> -Original Message-
> From: Terry Chamberlin [mailto:tcj...@yahoo.ca]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 4:04 AM
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: CS>Argyria, misc posts
>
>
> Let me quote Alexander G. Schauss, Ph.D.
> Director, Life Sciences Division
> John Hopkins University
Dear Jason,
It is a true tragedy that such blatant "spinning" of
information is expected to pass as objective "research". In possible defense of
most of these researchers-of-record, most of them (probably) were totally
unfamiliar with tru
Explain this and what happens if you dont use a starter???
What is the end result???
Thanks.
Maxine
Just takes longer to make. I just made a batch from straight distilled
water had some water left cause my jar only holds 96 oz refilled the jar
then brewed for a much shorter time.
Sincere
My suggestion to Janis would be to look closely into the claims of Y.
Omura, MD, that simple cilantro effectively chelates metals from the
body. He has made no specific claims r.e. agyria, so far as I know, but
claims cilantro scavenges mercury very effectively. I made this
recommendation to R. J
On Thursday, April 18, 2002, at 05:59 AM, Ronen Yehiav wrote:
She is pressured by almost everyone to have an operation
to remove the gall bladder. She has no infection or inflammation, and
no
pains.
Here are the official rules: If there is no pain and no infection YOU
DO NOT SCREW AROUND
On Tue, 16 Apr 2002 16:16:51 -0700, Malcolm Stebbins
wrote:
>All this brings a question to my mind; what about that first 15 minutes or
>half-hour? What I mean is, if the particle size is largely governed by the
>current rate, so that smaller particles are generated at lower currents, isn't
>tha
I have a friend, a 60+ woman, who I helped get over type II diabetes, which
was found to have some gall bladder stones, up to 11 mm in diameter (about
1/5 of an inch). She is pressured by almost everyone to have an operation
to remove the gall bladder. She has no infection or inflammation, and no
This site discusses Argyria: http://www.emedicine.com/derm/topic595.htm
Including some possible removal techniques.
Byron
A quick search a the New England Journal of Medicine
http://content.nejm.org/ turned up these articles:
Mystery of the Blue Pigmentation
Johnston A. McD., Memon A. A.
N Engl J Med 1999; 340:1597-1598, May 20, 1999. Correspondence
Argyria
Bouts B. A.
N Engl J Med 1999; 340:1554, May 20, 1999. Im
Before this thread gets too long, I have a fundamental question, as you
two are more knowledgeable:
Franks website states that: " Some electrochemical processes result in
colloidal solutions whose metal content consists of only 1% particles,
while 99% is ions."
Is this 'electrochemical proc
What was the results?
Marshall
Frank Key wrote:
> Marshall wrote:
>
> > Did you, or could you test for nitrates?
>
> Yes. We no long have the Perkin Elmer Spectrophotometer in the lab, so we
> now use a simple test kit available from www.nitrate.com.
>
> The product is called the Nitrate Test Ki
Excellant commentary by a responsible list owner. Kudo's Mike
Richard
M. G. Devour wrote:
Dear group,
Janis has come back to us to ask if we have any information about
chelation, or anything else that might be able to help a mild case of
argyria.
Donna Earnest stopped using silver and lef
Marshall wrote:
> Did you, or could you test for nitrates?
Yes. We no long have the Perkin Elmer Spectrophotometer in the lab, so we
now use a simple test kit available from www.nitrate.com.
The product is called the Nitrate Test Kit (NTK) and is available for
testing in two ranges:
The standard
I have posted a copy of the WHO Food Additives Series 12, on silver compound
toxicity:
http://silverdata.20m.com/whosilvercompoundtoxicity.html
Quite a bit of interesting reading, although again the data is in reference
to several different types of high PPM silver compounds.
Jason
--
The silv
Frank Key wrote:
> Kevin Nolan wrote:
>
> > General consensus though is that the ionic form works best for external
> use while the colloidal form
> > probably survives better in the internal environment to 'do the job'.
>
> For topical use it is important to understand what happens when the wate
Thank You, Frank! Once again you have come through for us in a timely
manner! It's appreciated! Namaste: Bob Bartell
-Original Message-
From: Frank Key [mailto:fr...@strsoft.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 11:15 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>Water OZ silver
I was giv
Did you, or could you test for nitrates?
Marshall
Frank Key wrote:
> I was given a bottle of WaterOZ ionic silver by a friend who asked if we
> could do some lab testing on it. The bottle was labeled 100 ppm. Atomic
> absorption tests indicated it was actually 145 ppm. I called the company to
>
Kevin Nolan wrote:
> General consensus though is that the ionic form works best for external
use while the colloidal form
> probably survives better in the internal environment to 'do the job'.
For topical use it is important to understand what happens when the water
evaporates from the ionic si
Amen.
-Original Message-
From: Solar [mailto:so...@dialup.oar.net]
Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 7:58 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>Argyria and Beneficial Bugs
Janis,
It is not my intention, nor the intention of others (I believe), to
"blast" you.
It's my opinio
I was given a bottle of WaterOZ ionic silver by a friend who asked if we
could do some lab testing on it. The bottle was labeled 100 ppm. Atomic
absorption tests indicated it was actually 145 ppm. I called the company to
ask about this discrepancy and was told that they used to make a 150 ppm
silve
There was a medical case a few years ago where they thought somebody had
argyria from silver, however, they found that it was caused by something else,
I don't have access to the New England Journal of Medicine website any more, so
I can't look up the cite, however, I do have a question, and tha
This preserves the milk at the expense of killing the bacteria---such as
lactobacillus---that are one of the (few, many authorities claim) benefits
of drinking milk.
James-Osbourne: Holmes
-Original Message-
From: Richard [mailto:rhar...@nstep.net]
Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 8:31
In a message dated 4/17/2002 7:12:51 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
mlehan...@msn.com writes:
>
> list,
> I think a little experimentation may be helpful. If one were to use a
> mineral like Magnesium it might replace or absorb the silver.
>
I was thinking the same thing. I have been using so
Several here have reported making salves different ways. I have found
the following to be extremely good for healing, getting rid of acne,
preventing scarring on burns and so forth.
Take aloe vera gel and add baking soda until the ph is raised to 7 or
slightly above. Mix approximately equal porti
Since no one took at stab at this for you
I have very successfully used CS for more than a couple years to initially
stop a very long standing vaginal yeast infection. (another one of those
side effects of diabetis and ABX therapy)
So bad were the infections that a biopsy was even done.
(that w
Dear Janis,
I`m Marsha and Marshalee both.
When the idiot husband dumped me 2 years ago, I changed back to my real name.
Lots has happened to me since then. I`m at BYU again, after my 29 year long
break to raise four kids. I`m studying Genealogy. It`s been hard work, but lots
of fun.
I have 4
list,
I think a little experimentation may be helpful. If one were to use a mineral
like Magnesium it might replace or absorb the silver. I am going to mix some
magnesium with some CS see what happens then filter it through a coffee filter
and see if I have any silver left in the resulting wat
Kevin Nolan said,
"That quote on no reported cases of argyria in
the last 25 years is not quite correct though."
Actually, it is totally correct. Dr. Schauss said:
"We could not locate a single case of orally consumed
colloidal silver manufactured in the last 25 years
causing Argyria in our revie
Try,
http://www.elixa.com/silver/index.html
At 08:51 4/17/02, you wrote:
I once saw a website from which you could order a substance (some kind of
inert gel) that you could mix with CS to make a salve, but have long since
lost the link. But I know it's out there somewhere.
Neil
Bill
Hibe
RE: CS>Colloidal vs silver ionsWell we seem to have been talking different
things Bob. Seems you were referring to the final outcome - the effect, which
is indeed relatively large particles of silver and I suppose silver compounds
in the skin and sometimes elsewhere. At any rate we all agree tha
CS as deodorantTrouble with that test is it is very crude - every DIY process
for making CS will produce some fraction of particulate (ie colloidal) silver -
anything from less than 1% to perhaps 30%. How would one know where in the
range their product lies? Many will take exception with the cla
Dear group,
Janis has come back to us to ask if we have any information about
chelation, or anything else that might be able to help a mild case of
argyria.
Donna Earnest stopped using silver and left the list over a year ago
after she also was told she "looked grey."
Both took a WaterOz silve
I once saw a website from which you could order a substance (some kind of
inert gel) that you could mix with CS to make a salve, but have long since
lost the link. But I know it's out there somewhere.
Neil
Janis,
It is not my intention, nor the intention of others (I believe), to
"blast" you. Nor is it my intention to make light of your situation.
But, you do need to understand that there are many people on this list
who would like to know the specifics. No, the exact amount of WaterOz
that you cons
In a message dated 4/16/2002 9:10:43 PM Central Daylight Time,
liah...@utah-inter.net writes:
> Sorry, but the "good" bugs don`t kill the "bad" bugs in an aquarium. The
> biological filter works by the bacteria (neither good nor bad) converting
> nitrates from fish poo and uneated food into le
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