Hi folks,
Just a teensy observation from the list owner...
When we're idling along, just about any health related subject might
come up, and folks are invited to treat such subjects briefly so folks
can continue their own research elsewhere with some good pointers to
guide them.
Sometimes
Wow I didn't realize that. She went to a doctor and
they said there was nothing they could do for her
except encourage her to drink Gatorade and stay
hydrated.
--- Jonathan B. Britten
jbrit...@cc.nakamura-u.ac.jp wrote:
One caveat: be careful! O-157, one kind of food
poisoning, can be
thanks for the infoI will be taking her a copy of
this email today...I'll let you know how she does.
--- grace1...@aol.com wrote:
Yes, have her drink one to two quarts a day of CS.
I have seen several
cases of food poisoning (at least the symptoms)
disappear within 20 minutes after
Once the digestive tract is empty...as food poisoning tends to do with a
vengeance... then CS can work there.
*Dump* it in...as much as will fit.
A cup should do, but a quart won't hurt...or two.
Some shall pass through.
Ougtta fix er up real fast...like 20 minutes to a few hours.
No
Louis,
Thanks for taking the time to explain the proper pronunciation of
Worcestershire.
Teri
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Hi, Folks, one more question on CMO:
Has anyone heard of Celadrin? It is the brand of CMO (and other stuff that is
in it)
I found at my local health food store. It was on sale for 24 bucks. They only
had just this one brand. Is it any good?
BTW they had small bottles of CS for 22 bucks,
Kandee Edge wrote:
My mother in law just got food poisoning. She is
having a terrible time with it and cannot take any
electrolites, a.k.a. Gatorade. My question is, if I
have 3-5ppm CS, how much should she take. I was going
to give her some in hopes it would help, but wasn't
sure of the
Well, any food poisoning can be fatal, especially if not treated early on.
O-157 has a death rate of .08%, so I personally would not worry too much
about it if I use CS and overcome it quickly.
Marshall
Jonathan B. Britten wrote:
One caveat: be careful! O-157, one kind of food poisoning, can
If you catch it early, chug it. If you are already throwing up, then you
will be forced to sip it until things improve. I have never let it
progress to the stage where I have to sip it, but it has happened with
other members of my family.
Marshall
Pat wrote:
If she tried 8 oz all at once, it
Brickey said,
I have been taking Thuja for six weeks and my wart is
still there.
See:
http://www.mercola.com/2002/oct/30/wart_treatment.htm
My youngest daughter had a wart for the first 8 years
of her life, gradually growing all the time. The above
method got rid of the wart (took two months)
The duct tape treatment definitely works!
Rich Adams
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Warts are funny little things. Almost anything can remove them. CS and
oregano oil have proven effective, as has duct tape. But they also go
away with nothing more than the power of suggestion many times. My sister
got rid of a wart by putting stump water on it. She believed it would
work, and
The site www.silvermedicine.org has at least one very interesting experience
re the use of cs for food poisoning. Good site in general too. best
wishes, pj
Warts are caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV) which infects the top
layer of the skin. Warts can be passed from person to person by close
physical
contact.
The following procedure is suggested to remove both warts and moles:
Clean with soap and water, leaving damp. Scratch the
My maternal grandmother would buy warts from kids. She paid them a
nickel.
It worked.
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Subject: Re: CSWarts
Warts are funny little things. Almost
I don't think anything even comes close to the experience posted on this
group a number of times by a user name TaiPan some years ago. I still
shiver when I think of it.
Marshall
Shirley Reed wrote:
The site www.silvermedicine.org has at least one very interesting
experience re the use of cs
Maybe back then, but I bet they would cost at least a dollar today. :)
Marshall
Jim Holmes wrote:
My maternal grandmother would buy warts from kids. She paid them a
nickel.
It worked.
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Thanks for the URL. Since I started using this OTC (so far) alternative to
scripted antibiotics about 4 or 5 months
ago I have been playing catchup as for as info and knowledge is concerned. I
don't know if there are any side effects
either good or bad but at least if there are they are far
Robert E. Lee, descendent of the original. Special forces guys get together
and snarf some green hamburger.Some take CS, some don't. Those who took
no silver get real sick real quick, and are cured by taking CS.
REL is a high level chemist.
I miss him here.
From: Marshall
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Bill Gates reportedly compared the computer industry
with the auto industry and stated, If GM had kept up
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General Motors issued a press
Thanks Terry; I needed a laugh ROFL (still)
On 6/6/06, Terry Chamberlin tcj...@yahoo.ca wrote:
Bill Gates reportedly compared the computer industry
with the auto industry and stated, If GM had kept up
with the technology like the computer industry has, we
would all be driving $25.00 cars that
just got my magnets from emovendo, and want to confirm which pole goes
next to the skin.
the side of the magnet that kisses the south side of the compass gets put
against the skin.
that would be the north pole of the magnetic disk attracting the south pole of
the compass arrow, right
http://www.ohgizmo.com/2006/05/29/steripen-uv-water-purifier/
Marshall
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I used to use Vitamin C pills on warts and they would turn black and die.
Then I used it and nothing happened. I don't know if the Vit. C pills
changed or what.
Lately I got rid of a wart right below my eye with Cinnamon oil,
recommended here by someone for skin tags. At first I put it on
Hi Acmeair,
here is some of the best research on use of magnets these guys did this
research for many decades. you want the north pole of t he magnet the same
pole the compass attracts to when pointing to the north pole of the earth.
there are lots of differing opinions on the north and south
I have gotten rid of a couple of warts by applying CS/DMSO (10 to 30%
DMSO in CS) whenever I thought of it.
sol
Marshall Dudley wrote:
Warts are funny little things. Almost anything can remove them. CS and
oregano oil have proven effective, as has duct tape.
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Again, a caveat, based only on my own layman's reading: in cases of
O-157 fatalities in Japan, the cause of death in children was release
of toxins from the bacteria when killed by antibiotics.
Presumably this could occur with EIS as well.On this basis, it
might be BETTER to go slow and
You may may know much more about this than I do; I certainly was not
aware of the death rate. I only recall a number of well-publicized
cases of mass-outbreaks resulting in fatalities. One of the hamburger
chains in the US was responsible for an outbreak some years back. . . .
in the
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