My sister is diagnosed with a growing uterine fibroid. They tell her
now it is the size of a 4 month pregnancy. What types of therapies are
used in this type of malady. She is just turned 45 years old and has
been to see a naturopath a few times and I'm not sure what she has
tried. but is
> ...there is no way a signal can come from the body...
Could potassium be the only exception?
"Total body potassium (TBK) is a measure
of the body's
cell mass and can be quantifiable by the
detection of
gamma-rays that emanate from the body by
virtue of its
content of the naturally occurring
ra
At 09:08 AM 8/12/04, you wrote:
How does adware get on your computer? I have Norton installed, and it has
never poped up saying that it found a virus or worm trying to get on my
system. I have a spam blocker on my server which gets rid of a lot of
them, and use Netscape for my mail, and never
Re: CS>Re: SO>Frequency
http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m72387.html
Hi Jim,
I was having trouble finding the source of this thread, and finally
came across your post where you describe working in a shielded room:
> I hate to sound like a doubting Thomas, but unless I see some mo
Re: CS>Re: SO>Frequency and the meaning of words.
From: Jim Meissner
Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2004 12:31:06
> I am an engineer, but I also know how to use the pendulum,
> divining rod, L-rods, radionics machines, etc, so do not discount
> my "awareness".
> I have read all the Young Esse
No it works on the expansion of the glass. Above the cord it would be hot, and
below it cold, so with expansion the jar would be large above the cord than
below it, and the stresses would break the glass at the transition point.
Marshall
Harold MacDonald wrote:
> Wy back in the good old
So, if that is true than the CS would reach the glands?
Jim Holmes wrote:Lymph nodes, spleen.
JOH
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From: Lisa Walker [mailto:ut_scarl...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, August 13, 2004 8:54 AM
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Wy back in the good old days[1930s] As a kid I remember the "Old
Folks" used to cut the bottom off a Mason 1 quart jar to make a quick
chimney for a coal oil lamp.This was in the country before electricity was
available.What they did was tie a heavy cord tightly around the bottom of
the jar
Dear Christine:
The word "frequency" is well defined and the engineer uses this term in his
everyday work. The engineer uses frequency meters and frequency counters
and can share this information with other engineers, and they will know
exactly what he means. A CB radio puts out about 27 MHz and
"sscsr1" at and
David Bearrow
My understanding is that Traino's original research was designed to
measure the 'frequency' and 'vitality' of organic food verses commercially
grown food. That's was the focus of the double blind tests at Johns Hopkins.
Everything has an electrical frequency - signa
Christine, have you done any work with light frequencies?Also, that
statement about how the original astronauts had to control their thoughts to
avoid affecting their instruments---do you have a link for that? Seems I
vaguely recall something about that from long ago, but very hazy. tia
Thanking you!!
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From: "Garnet"
To: "Silver List"
Sent: Friday, August 13, 2004 11:17 AM
Subject: Re: CS>computer virii and worms
>
>
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> >From our local computer expert, my husband, a former softie.
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> Garnet
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> This most likel
>From our local computer expert, my husband, a former softie.
Garnet
==
This most likely caused by 'MS Office Fast Find' feature writing to the
disk and causing scandisk to restart.
To disable Fast Find: Go to Start / Settings / Task Bar Start Menu, next
click on t
Lymph nodes, spleen.
JOH
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What does that mean?
Jim Holmes wrote:
I apologi
Dear Christine:
> Check with Traino. I do not know the equipment.
Can you put me in touch with him? I am interested in exploring this
further.
Jim Meissner www.MeissnerResearch.com
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This use to be true with the old MFM and RLL drives. It may still be
possible with the IDE drives, the drive information sector, if you
overwrite it, then the system cannot identify the drive. Also on the old
drives, they could send the head to the end of the limit and bang it until
the drive fai
What does that mean?
Jim Holmes wrote:I apologize for having not cite, but I
recall reading just the opposite; that Ag is collected in the
reticuloendotheial systems.
JOH
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To:
The colloidal researchers of the late 19th century and
early 20th centuries routinely de-ionized mixtures of
particulates and ions (like LVDC EIS) by a standard
method, the Graham dialyzer, using a bottle with its
bottom cracked off. I presume a bottle was used
because its screw-cap makes it easy t
A zapper is basically a circuit whose output goes from 0 volts to about
9 volts repetitively. ( A square wave generator operating at 3000 to
30,000 cycles per second.) You hold one electrode (metal tube) that is
attached to the battery negative and another electrode attached to the
output of the c
Mesosilver is supposed to be mostly small metallic particulate vs mostly ionic.
ode
At 08:31 AM 8/12/2004 -0700, you wrote:
What is the difference in Mesosilver and Colloidal Silver?
Frank Key wrote:
Marshall wrote:
> CS should make a good preventative to mono, but since mono sets up
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