It definatly can generate some heat. I have never felt anything
uncomfortable with diluting the DMSO with CS down to 10% DMSO : 90%
CS. You will get a very large amount of DMSOs benefits from this
concentration.
If you have real sore muscles or a sprain or pull that needs the heat,
mix it
Yes, I let it run until a substantial amount of whiskers were on the
cathode.
Dan
Re: CS> Requests For Lab Test on ULVDC CS
From: Mike Monett Date: Sun, 27 Jul 2003 09:58:17
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Hello,
I doubt that you know what you are talking about. My father started the
first pilot soybean processing factory in India and fed our cocker spaniel
exclusively precooked textured soybean protein made from defatted soy bean.
The dog thrived on it.
Red meat does not sit for days rotting in a
On Sun, 27 Jul 2003 20:51:23 -0400, Mike Monett
wrote:
> Now, a fork I can do without, but I keep a very close watch on my
> spoon. She takes it every once in a while and washes it. I can't
> believe how shiny it gets.
Yeah,
I once tried a recipe that started "take a clean dish..."
Coul
Dear Sue,
Unless you get the most serious case hydrated, he/she will not last
another 3 days. If you do not have an IV kit. so you can administer
lactated ringer's solution, or kindred
electrolytes-try administering plain gatorade as an enema. The do
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CS>Engineers
From: Ken Barclay
Date: Sun, 27 Jul 2003 15:11:09
> This crossed my computer screen this morning. It made me think of
> Mike Monett and his one fork, knife and spoon, working himself
> into a headache trying to find w
People cure cataracts by putting drops of DMSO directly on the eyeball.
Above the belt it reddens the skin and stings, below the belt it usually
does notBest is to get the book "DMSO Natures Remedy" by Dr. Morton
Walker and read it at least 4 times. Available at Amazon.com for about
12.00...
I'm so pleased to hear that "wolfie" is doing well. You will have to give us a
complete rundown on his condition and what you did to improve it..
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Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2003 5:21 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Do
Jack Dayton wrote:
Denise Every7/26/03 10:58 PM
In that case, then, how do all the people who report they
drink it daily, or give it to their dogs to drink, don't
have gastrointestinal problems from their continual oral
intake? (Not being argumentative, am genuinely interested
to know how th
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CS>Engineers
From: Ken Barclay
Date: Sun, 27 Jul 2003 15:11:09
ROTFLMAO!
Very good. Thanks!
Best Regards,
Mike Monett
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The common wisdon here is that CS does not discriminate as to types of
bacteria etc, BUT, the semi solid consistancy of the gut contents isolates
the silver making it almost inert, therefore doesn't kill that "frindly"
flora unless you have the hershie squirts and the gut has gone liquid.
[can't s
This crossed my computer screen this morning. It made me think of Mike
Monett and his one fork, knife and spoon, working himself into a headache
trying to find what makes CS change color...
UNDERSTANDING ENGINEERS
Understanding Engineers - Take One
Two engineering students crossing the campus
Sue7/27/03 5:56 PM
> What is DMSO? I saw that mentioned elsewhere but don't know what the letters
> stand for.
> Sue
>
> Shirley Reed wrote:
> You can rub the Vit. E and Vit. A into the skin. Much of it will be absorbed.
> If after rubbing it in, you put a few drops of DMSO on the area and r
the only time we have 'gut' problems since
we have been on CS, is when we run out.
my 'down' collie takes it daily whether
we can have it or not. and his bowels
are 'perfect' from what i can tell. in fact
my wolfie is doing better than the vet
ever expected.
melody harris
29 palms, ca
colloidal.sil...@cox.net7/26/03 11:33 PM
> I encourage you to fresh make your own yogurt & @ .5 gallons a day should be
> the max you give the puppy a day of @ 20ppm C.S.
> Of course the puppy will never drink that much... But that's based on
> converting the ration for human max consumption / @ 6
Denise Every7/26/03 10:58 PM
>
> In that case, then, how do all the people who report they
> drink it daily, or give it to their dogs to drink, don't
> have gastrointestinal problems from their continual oral
> intake? (Not being argumentative, am genuinely interested
> to know how this doesn't
DMSO is Dimethyl sulfoxide. It is a solvent that is capable of transporting
ingredients applied to the skin to the bloodstream, nearly as quickly as an
IV. You can find it at your local feed store in a liquid, gel, or roll on
and it's cheap, say $6 for a pint of liquid, which will go a long ways.
What is DMSO? I saw that mentioned elsewhere but don't know what the letters
stand for.
Sue
Shirley Reed wrote:
You can rub the Vit. E and Vit. A into the skin. Much of it will be
absorbed. If after rubbing it in, you put a few drops of DMSO on the area and
rub that just a bit, that wi
It's an interesting thought that unfortunately will never take place in the NYC
Centers for Animal Care and Control, if only due to sheer number volume. I
pull from many smaller shelters without kc problems but never from these huge
shelteres without the animals having it.
David S Osborne wro
You can rub the Vit. E and Vit. A into the skin. Much of it will be
absorbed. If after rubbing it in, you put a few drops of DMSO on the area and
rub that just a bit, that will take more of it in. You can put the DMSO on the
area first if you like. The DMSO will take anything with it all t
I wonder what if "the kennel" had been routinely sprayed with cs
[and maybe have been paintged with cs in the paint] and if cs had been
placed in the drinking water for all??? What do y'all think?? Wouldn't
these steps [anywhere where critters are apt to crosss-paths] maybe keep
such meeti
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Re: CS> Requests For Lab Test on ULVDC CS
From: Dan Nave
Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2003 11:34:52
> You must have mistaken me for someone who knows what he's doing
> ;-)).
> My math skills are basic at best. Well, I muddled through per your
Hi Sue,
You may also want to try:
cscats-dogs-subscr...@yahoogroups.com
This list specializes in CS for pets.
Best Regards,
John
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Sent: Saturday, July 26, 2003 8:38 PM
Subject: CS>Need help badly
This is in reg
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CS> Making Ions Visible
From: Mike Monett
Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2003 04:19:10
Introduction
This is a continuation of a previous experiment to find ways to
make cs ions visible.
Salt was added to the dw to make
I have treated them for nothing other than kennel cough. They had Pyrantel at
the shelter for worms.
Heidrun Beer wrote:On Sat, 26 Jul 2003 18:38:51 -0700 (PDT),
Sue wrote in
<20030727013851.19961.qm...@web13002.mail.yahoo.com>:
>This is in regard to a pom resuce. Pulled 3 poms into rescue yes
On Sat, 26 Jul 2003 18:38:51 -0700 (PDT), Sue wrote in
<20030727013851.19961.qm...@web13002.mail.yahoo.com>:
>This is in regard to a pom resuce. Pulled 3 poms into rescue yesterday,
>2 of the 3 have severe kennel cough, the third is getting it.
Did you treat them against ascaris worms?
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