Hi,
Reverse osmosis water still has the dissolved components, organic and/or
mineral, that are able to pass the R.O. barrier; these are small ionic
(usually) parts of compounds which can squeeze through the pores of the
RO membrane under pressure or by diffusion. They are often removed by
For what it's worth, I've used both kerosene and diesel on skin rashes due
to poison oak; diesel works very well, far better than any other remedy (?)
I've tried. I speculate this is due to it's solvent ability to pull or
perhaps sequester the volatile oils of the Rhus plant and promote their
Hi Jonathan, and others,
I'd like to offer some comments on the subject, not only relating to WD but
to discussions of this kind generally; I value them.
I use WD 40 regularly for its intended purposes, contact with my skin and
no doubt my lungs via nasal passages, is common, and unavoidable.
Known Toxins?? Considering the Extremely common use of WD 40 for
its intended purposes and the so-far Total lack of cites ( ... other than
hearsay testimonials, of course) for its imputed toxicity, coupled with
the many claims for damages brought against manufacturers of safer
choices
I suggest you contact the moderator of the microelectricitygermkiller list
on yahoo; he had it and got rid of it.
microelectricitygermkil...@yahoogroups.com
At 06:05 PM 5/6/06 -0400, you wrote:
Not to change the subject of wd40 or anything, but has anyone had
experience with Lichen Planus.?
Oops! try this one, might work better.
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/microelectricitygermkiller/
At 06:05 PM 5/6/06 -0400, you wrote:
Not to change the subject of wd40 or anything, but has anyone had
experience with Lichen Planus.?
It is normally expressed in skin eruptions, but
Ed, I agree with you, and don't favor censorship.
My thought, perhaps poorly expressed, was that the moderator might, at
minimum, want to be very sure that dubious and potentially dangerous
information does not pass by without some response.
There is a great deal I don't know about chemistry
Reply here: http://www.rifeforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1013goto=newpost
Posted by : Annie Andrey
Although most who have tried Colloidal Silver, swear by its efficacy, I
can't help wondering why Jonathan Campbell - Health Consultant in the USA is
so
totally opposed to its use. :shock:
Chuck,
I didn't get the impression that the lady was at all hostile. Just curious
with an inquiring mind. I must say that although people say its just soo easy
to make CS you have to admit that making GOOD quality CS is not so easy a task,
takes time, trial and error. I've had several batches
That is an interesting experiment Bob.
You didn't say how long it took to do the two brews.
It appears that it took 35% more energy to complete the first brew with
the plate cathode. If the electrolysis of the silver is consistent, as
implied by the Faraday equation, then the plate cathode
Sorry for the omission.
The Plate cathode run brewed for 2.5 hours.
The Rod cathode run brewed for 3.5 hours.
Ole Bob
Dan Nave na...@comcast.net wrote:
That is an interesting experiment Bob.
You didn't say how long it took to do the two brews.
It appears that it took 35%
From: Carol Ann saffiresk...@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: CSDangers of Colloidal Silver
Chuck,
I didn't get the impression that the lady was at all hostile. Just
curiouswith an inquiring mind. I must say that although people say its
just soo easy to make CS you have to admit that making GOOD
I haven't tried this one but it should work..
When I were a youngster I would get into poison ivy regularly. When the =
first blisters would erupt, Mom would be sure to dry the oozing to a =
crust with a hair dryer then put Testors type plastic model glue all =
over the eruption and
Thank you, I will...
- Original Message -
From: Malcolm Stebbins
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Saturday, April 29, 2006 5:58 AM
Subject: Re: CSLichen Planus
I suggest you contact the moderator of the microelectricitygermkiller list on
yahoo; he had it and got rid of
Hi.
Does anyone know exactly how mild silver protein is made? I know
it's silver particles coated in something like gelatin, but how are
the actual silver particles produced? Are they pulverised or ground?
Are they dissolved by acid? Are they pure silver, or are they
crystals of silver
Health is the crown on the well man's head that only the sick can see.
Author unknown
When I double distill H2O for CS making,it has a slightly bitter taste.I use a
special made xformer at 27 V,rectified and smoothed to 32 VDC open circuit.In
32 oz. of H2O at 1ma I let it run approx 12 to 14
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