RE: CS>further questions re CS and liver transplant

Hi Thora, As you know, there are NO guarantees or 100% sure answers for any condition; however, I have heard and read from many whom I consider to be experts: CS is a special Gift from God--CS is NOT a Drug OR Mediication but a Mineral Supplement that can be safely taken (or used) by ANY p

Re: CS>nebulized!! Ughh

What is it about capsules you don't like? Sandy . Green wrote: For my muscle pain, I will take caps although I'd prefer not to. Sometimes all the supplements become overwhelming. I'll wait for the DMSO to arrive and try the nebulizing with that.

RE: CS>DMSO

Well said as usual, Mike, I share your admiration and appreciation for Dr. Stanley Jacob for his wonderful contribution to alternative medicine expecially DMSO and MSM. Our FDA have sought to drive him into the ground and ruin his practice--thank God, he is still contributing and with his son taki

CS>nebulized!! Ughh

Thanks Mike. I did understand that the Vit C was for internal use. I haven't tried that combo yet. My concern is that if the taste was s bad with nebulizing, how on earth could I possibly take the powder orally? Revolting is an understatement. I don't usually have those kind of reaction

RE: CS>I hate chain mail, but would encourage you to forward this on to all!!

The two letter Regional descriptors are for a politically different zone than that of the dejure state. The abbreviation for Texas, for example is Tex., not TX. All the two letter abbreviations are federal districts; they are politically part of Washington District of Columbia. Allowing that you

RE: CS>further questions re CS and liver transplant

That is scary to hear that her doctors are giving her antibiotics for a sore throat that is caused by a virus when antibiotics do nothing for viruses. Good to hear our medical doctors are doing their jobs so well. (NOT) Thora -Original Message- From: sol [mailto:sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com

RE: CS>further questions re CS and liver transplant

You may want to find out if any silver medicine is acceptable for transplant patients. A good pharmacist may know. At the very least, an external application as a disinfectant should be safe, like on an infected piece of skin. In that case it would be mostly acting as a germ killer, not an immun

Re: CS>I hate chain mail, but would encourage you to forward this on to all!!

Try NY without the periods. US requirements for state identification have been standardised (dumbed down) to two letter CAPS, ergo AK(formerly Alaska or Al); AL(Alabama formerly Ala.); AR(formerly Arkansas)...et al..see SNAFU or FUBAR! - Original Message - From: missett To: silve