For those of us who did use MSP and anyone who might in the future, I think
it would be beneficial to undergo a liver detox prior to and following a
specific protocol. Also a colon cleanse to promote maximum absorption.
Additional Vitamin and E and Selenium make sense too.
- Original Message
Here's what Dr. Mary Enig had to say about canola oil --
http://www.mercola.com/2000/jan/23/canola_oil_update.htm . The bottom of
the page contains info on Dr. Enig.
Roman
Connie wrote:
>
> Could others please forward to me privately what they feel the most
> compelling link for NOT using canol
Re: Nexus Mag.
"It is not especially
> concerned about verifiable facts, contextual accuracies and rational
> perspectives."
That has been my observation. Lots of good, but the occasional
eyebrow-raiser.
An expose of Satanism in high places quoted Alester Crowley's "Law of
Thelema" as
"Do what
Mike--
As I've said for years, I can pass along full-spectrum sea salt various
countries including Peru for $7 / lb. + shipping. Dissolved in water, it
provides every geological mineral in ionic solution.
(I agree that Celtic salt is a rip-off; and the French coast hosts some of
the heaviest com
> Is the COYOTE ZENTERPRIZES AUTOMATIC COLLOIDAL SILVER GENERATORS product
> listed at this site, http://silverpuppy.com/page1b.html good for getting
> started in making CS?
That's how I started before getting into the HVAC arc method.
Rich Adams
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The recipe sounds familiar . I'd be curious to know more about that as
it is reputed to help with insect bites as well. If not, it is possible
that the MSM may have been added when the liquid was at a high temp - have
heard this inactivates the MSM completely.
Anyway, I will soon be making a
On Mon, 26 Aug 2002 22:41:47 -0400, Marshall Dudley wrote:
>When I was a teenager I swallowed a quarter. This was when quarters were 90%
>silver. It weighed 6.25 grams, so there was 5.625 grams of silver there. I
>weighted about 100 pounds, or about 40 KG. The lethal dose would be 2 to 20
>gra
I am reviewing that literature now. I did find one interesting sentence:
Silver at 50-500 mg/kg body weight is the lethal toxic dose in humans.
When I was a teenager I swallowed a quarter. This was when quarters were 90%
silver. It weighed 6.25 grams, so there was 5.625 grams of silver there. I
I added CS to a jar of "Blue Stuff." EMU oil, MSM, and Aloe Vera. Can't say
that it improved it. My boy just returned from Florida covered with mosquito
bites. He used the salve on his bites. He is now in Hawaii so I don't know
if the salve helped.
Brickey
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"d.linen"
wrote:I have his generator and am very satisfied with it.
D/
David Borden wrote:
>
> Is the COYOTE ZENTERPRIZES AUTOMATIC COLLOIDAL SILVER GENERATORS product
> listed at this site, http://silverpuppy.com/page1b.html good for getting
> started in making CS?
>
> I was going to do
Marshall:
It is a known fact that silver dust can cause Argyria; that silver protein
can cause Argyria; that silver salts can cause Argyria. That this is not
widely known outside of older doctors these days is that exposure to silver
has been limited.
The real truth is that no research has been
I have his generator and am very satisfied with it.
D/
David Borden wrote:
>
> Is the COYOTE ZENTERPRIZES AUTOMATIC COLLOIDAL SILVER GENERATORS product
> listed at this site, http://silverpuppy.com/page1b.html good for getting
> started in making CS?
>
> I was going to do the home made setup,
I wish you would post a recipe for making a lotion which I could make with CS!
Jeannie
BJ wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have been making soaps and lotions for years, and this idea has been
> lurking in my brain for a couple of years now. Have never seen anything
> like this discussed on this list either!
Not only does Ken offer a nice consistent unit he is very helpful and from
all my dealings, I would say a very reputable firm to do business with.
Over -n- Out
Wayne
"The moral development of a nation can be judged by the way that they treat
their animals" - (Mahatma Gandi)
"Those who do not
In article <01c24d63$22680a60$0800a...@client4>,
"David Borden" wrote:
>Is the COYOTE ZENTERPRIZES AUTOMATIC COLLOIDAL SILVER GENERATORS product
>listed at this site, http://silverpuppy.com/page1b.html good for getting
>started in making CS?
>
>I was going to do the home made setup, however,
Is the COYOTE ZENTERPRIZES AUTOMATIC COLLOIDAL SILVER GENERATORS product
listed at this site, http://silverpuppy.com/page1b.html good for getting
started in making CS?
I was going to do the home made setup, however, for $75.00 I would
rather spend the money and have something that plugs in and is
On Mon, 26 Aug 2002 17:26:40 -0500, j...@natel.net (John A. Stanley) wrote:
> My homemade DW ranges
>from .6 to 1 Us. A recently purchased jug of DW measured 1.2
Pretty much, the generally accepted spec on the list was less than 1.0 .
YMMV
C
On Mon, 26 Aug 2002 11:43:38 -0400, Marshall Dudley wrote:
>I would assume that if CS were to cause neurological damage it would
>impare one's IQ. My IQ was around 100 last time I had it tested years
>ago. I just took another test a few weeks ago after taking CS for 4
>years, and now it is repo
In article <02a101c24d4a$3bcd1590$4ae82...@cj238241d>,
"Rich Adams" wrote:
>FWIW, during a visit with Ole Bob today, he pulled out his graphs and showed
>me why DW with a 5us initial conductance is "junk". "Throw it out" is what
>he said.
Did Ole Bob say what the conductance should be? My homem
Thank you for your comments Ken.
I was getting disappointed starting to read your response, as I thought it
was a pretty good article, much better than all the bunk I had found the
day before trying to find something ''good'' AGAINST canola oil.
But your final statement eased my disappointment. (O
FWIW, during a visit with Ole Bob today, he pulled out his graphs and showed
me why DW with a 5us initial conductance is "junk". "Throw it out" is what
he said.
Bob is working on getting some web space for a page. He eventually will
make available his findings and graphs and what have you to ev
BJ wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have been making soaps and lotions for years, and this idea has been
> lurking in my brain for a couple of years now. Have never seen anything
> like this discussed on this list either!
>
> So here goes.
>
> Can anyone here think of why a lotion or creme made with CS (in lie
My Naturopath swears by Celtic sea salt, despite the price. (And no he does
not sell it.) Here are the people he suggests- http://www.celtic-seasalt.com/
Becky
I'm with Mikewhere do we get sea salt?
- Original Message -
From: M. G. Devour
To:
Sent: Monday, August 26, 2002 4:08 AM
Subject: CS>OT -- Sea salt...
> > Pure sea salt is literally the best mineral/trace element nutritional
> > supplement you can find.
>
> I don't disagree with a
Hi,
I have been making soaps and lotions for years, and this idea has been
lurking in my brain for a couple of years now. Have never seen anything
like this discussed on this list either!
So here goes.
Can anyone here think of why a lotion or creme made with CS (in lieu of
distilled water)
Thanks again, Jenny! Payment will go in today's mail.
Have a lovely day,
Sonja Buhlman
- Original Message -
From: mars larz
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, August 26, 2002 2:02 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Re: buying cs instead of making it... adding salt
Barbara L
Great detective work John!!
Connie
> Would your favorable comments about silvershield.biz have anything to do
> with the fact that the domain is registered in your name? If you're
> really just a satisfied customer, what is your relationship with the
> company such that your name is listed in the
that is "one" gallon, not "on" gallon.
James-Osbourne: Holmes
-Original Message-
From: James Osbourne, Holmes [mailto:a...@cybermesa.com]
Sent: Monday, August 26, 2002 12:11 PM
To: Silver-List
Subject: CS>Horse digestive upset with PO CS
I spoke with the owner of the quarter-horse t
In article <3d68225b.7050...@tir.com>, "ja...@tir.com" wrote:
>I have been very pleased with the results and the price of the CS
>supplied by www.silvershield.biz The price I paid works out to 47 cents
>an ounce. I believe they also have available a constant current
>generator to produce eit
I spoke with the owner of the quarter-horse that was treated with CS in the
drinking water.
The stud that was treated for septic arthritis of the knee-like joint was
given about on gallon over about 2 weeks.
There were no digestive or excretory changes noted by the owner by visual
inspection o
Barbara Liles wrote:
Thanks for the info. So, is the sea salt good, bad or indifferent?
- Original Message -
From: Marshall Dudley
To:
Sent: Sunday, August 25, 2002 8:48 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Re: buying cs instead of making it...
> Barbara Liles wrote:
>
> > Sorry Marshall. I re-read m
In article <3.0.3.32.20020826121025.032d4...@mail.earthlink.net>,
Ode Coyote wrote:
>
> Spring water has any combination and amount of mineral and metallic
>anions you can imagine as evidenced by the very fact of its high
>conductivity. Make CS with it and it's anyone guess as to what you'll get.
In article <001c01c24d0f$26638620$13efe...@computer>,
Bill Missett wrote:
>As stated, the likelihood that ancient salt has absorbed greater than normal
>amounts of localized mineral content, making it an unbalanced product which
>may or may not be good for your health. (i.e., high arsenic content
Agreed, if it's available. Point being, it's not necessary to go
overboard within reason and 5 microsiemens is reasonably pure in the range
of commercially distilled water quality.
First batch? [and in general] If it looks good, don't sweat it.
If something weird happens, get different water.
Spring water has any combination and amount of mineral and metallic
anions you can imagine as evidenced by the very fact of its high
conductivity. Make CS with it and it's anyone guess as to what you'll get.
[but, in a pinch...at least some of the total content will be useful and
the rest not ve
They will rarely tell you what it 'isn't' and are sketchy on what it "is". Look for MSP in very small letters..and don't buy it. If it says electro-colloidal..buy that. [I have yet to see any labeled as such in a retail store] ..and there's all sorts of ways to mis make electro-colloidal. [unfort
Well, when it reaches the end and is no longer connected to the tissue
underneath
I will know for sure. I will keep you posted.
Marshall
Ode Coyote wrote:
> This could be the result of a high pressure area in the nail as it grows
> out of the cuticle that reveals a normal blue color like that
AVRA / Jason wrote:
> Summer: The idea that caffeine is in any way directly related to
> Argyria is patently false.
>
>
> I never said that caffine is related to argyria. Only that for
> compounds of silver to plate out on silver atoms to form larger clumps
> of silver requires a developer. This
This could be the result of a high pressure area in the nail as it grows
out of the cuticle that reveals a normal blue color like that seen in veins
under the skin of a fair complected person. If you look across the upper
plane of the nail, you'll find that it is not uniform, but waves up and
dow
As stated, the likelihood that ancient salt has absorbed greater than normal
amounts of localized mineral content, making it an unbalanced product which
may or may not be good for your health. (i.e., high arsenic content)
- Original Message -
From: "John A. Stanley"
Newsgroups: list.silv
If yellow CS is left in clear glass, the yellow sticks to the glass and
the remainder still exhibits all the properties of CS.
This tells me that yellow CS is not ALL yellow and contains a good
percentage of the small colorless particles along with the larger yellow ones.
The deeper the yellow
Yes, bleeding is an outlet, as are many parasites such as fleas and ticks to
intestinal worms. It is my understanding that iron poisoning never occured years
ago until we managed to eliminate all the parasites that would suck on us.
Marshall
Ode Coyote wrote:
> If iron is toxic and has no outl
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Lynda Khula wrote:
>
> could you please tell me what this is about and stop sending them I have no
> interest in buying cs water I make my own
> - Original Messa
Thanks for the continuing explanation. I have made it, but did not know the
name. Maybe the sub-nuclear particle of the same name was considered the
"primordial cheese" of the universe by its discoverer.
James-Osbourne: Holmes
-Original Message-
From: Roman [mailto:r_...@yahoo.com]
Sen
That data was based on excretion; and would relate to the amount distributed
through the entire body, but not necessarily the serum levels.
James-Osbourne: Holmes
-Original Message-
From: Dean T. Miller [mailto:dtmil...@midiowa.net]
Sent: Friday, August 23, 2002 10:46 PM
To: silver-list@
Could you tell us how you managed to do that [low PPM solution of large,
grey
>colloids] and how you could tell that you did?
Have you ever made a deep yellow CS, left it in a clear glass container for
several months and poured it out into another clear glass container, then
looked at the conta
could you please tell me what this is about and stop sending them I have no
interest in buying cs water I make my own
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From:
To:
Sent: Monday, August 26, 2002 10:54 AM
Subject: silver-digest Digest V102 #594
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Dear Mike,
Our researches have confirmed (to our satisfaction)
the most preferable manner in which to obtain the needed trace elements is
through some form of reliable kelp product. Additional NaCl (if needed)
can most conveniently be supplied t
www.silvershield.biz
A refreshing website, very straight forward, no emotionally manipulative
sales gimics... but not much info about their CS generators.
Why are silver ions preferred over silver particles?..contains a bit of
double speak, unfounded certitudes and mixed context but includes
qual
In article <003701c24cfe$11a008a0$3defe...@computer>,
Bill Missett wrote:
>You want to avoid mined salt, which is sometimes ancient and contains
>heavier amounts of local trace elements, and stay with the fresh,
>ocean-harvested sea salt.
RealSalt is a widely available mined salt. It's basically
Be aware that Nexus magazine publishes peoples beliefs and theorys. It
will print anything that sounds interesting. It is not especially
concerned about verifiable facts, contextual accuracies and rational
perspectives.
It contains both good stuff and total BS with the distinction between the
Bottom line:
If you can see anything at all..it's not the ions you are seeing.
Ions are way too small to reflect visible light.
The smallest colloidal particles have no color but will reflect [refract?] visible light and can be seen as a Tyndal effect.
The larger yellow colloidal particles may s
If iron is toxic and has no outlet in males, I guess I'm the original
iron man. My well water has at least 200PPM iron in it..so much that iron
bacteria just loves the stuff and everything gets rusty looking. It tastes
like a bucket of wet nails.
I feel just fine after 30+ years of drinking it
The store bought CS can be
MSP [mild silver protein]
Chemically precipitated [not electro colloidal at all]
Poorly made HVAC [High voltage AC complete with nitrates]...well made HVAC is very good, but who made it and how?
Large particle LVDC [low voltage DC] What color is it? Pale Yellow? well,
I can't recommend a particular brand, since I live in Southern Mexico, and
buy mine raw and unlabelled, from roadside stands in communities surrounding
lagoons where it is harvested. It costs me about $1US per kilo (2.2
pounds).
I am aware of the Celtic sea salt, and have read of their careful
> Pure sea salt is literally the best mineral/trace element nutritional
> supplement you can find.
I don't disagree with anything you said in your post, Bill, but have a
question...
What source do you recommend? There are brands of "sea salt", both
iodized and not (Yes, I know, avoid the iodize
I can't address the benefits of sea salt over table salt for CS-making
purposes, but I can tell you there is a world of difference in the two.
Pure unprocessed sea salt is actually healthy for you, because it contains
82 minerals and trace elements which are stripped from common table salt,
whic
Nancy:
Hyperventilation (deep-type breathing) can cause a variety of promblems, incl.
headaches, dizziness, etc.
Check out the following sites:
http://www.wt.com.au/~pkolb/buteyko.htm
http://www.buteyko.co.nz/
Sonja
- Original Message -
From: "Ivan Anderson"
To:
Sent: Monday, A
Just one more thought.
Dehydration can cause headaches, which can be relieved by drinking
water.
This is not uncommon, especially among those with high caffeine
intake.
Ivan.
> -Original Message-
> From: Tad Winiecki [mailto:winie...@pacifier.com]
> Sent: Monday, 26 August 2002 10:32 p.m.
The teen is a boy, a friend of my daughter's, and I don't know what drugs
or street drugs he might take. Perhaps I cannot provide enough information
to do much good. I only have a general description of his problem, as
well. Thanks for the ideas.
Nancy W
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