Hi all,
Sorry, it looks like I replied to a different subject, so it had the title
of Pet food !!
Best,
J.
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From: Jason [mailto:ja...@bulldoghome.com]
Sent: 09 May 2007 18:27
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: RE: CSPet Food
Hi All,
What do you guys
..and mine, has you, being you, for me.
Everything happens for a reason, usually unfathomable from this point of
view, like a dogs tail pondering the dogs nose as it wags and both
wondering about what smell is.
Guessing is fun.
Wonderingan occupation.
Very entertaining.
Think
Not all ultrasonic personal humidifiers use wicks..
The Medisana unit has neither wick nor filter and has a nebulizer
discharge tube.
Since ions are dissolved in the water, a wick will probably transport
them to the vibrating plate along with whatever particles the wick doesn't
filter
Its amazing isn't it Wendy, what they can digest! But if you think about it
dogs in the wild hunt in packs, and the lower down the alpha scale, just
grab anything they can, which is usually bones as they are the last to be
eaten, and just run off and swallow them in case another dog takes it.
You're welcome Jodi. Dee
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From: Jodi W Menard
Date: 09/05/2007 21:02:32
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSPet Food
Thank you Dee. :-)
Dee wrote on 5/9/2007, 12:48 PM:
Hi Jodie, I'm no expert but you are fine with any raw bones.
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My husband too, Kirsten. Dee
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From: Kirsteen Wright
Date: 09/05/2007 20:51:08
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSFood as Medicine - Antioxidants Good or Bad For You
Well I would for one! I get vit B12 injections every 8 weeks as I have
pernicious
They don't, never? That is very strange to me that all the raw feeding
lists will tell you that they can, it happens, maybe it is an accident
but it does and has happened with raw bones.
Janet
Dee wrote:
Sorry, but no they don't! We are talking about *raw* feeding here and
chicken bones are
But you just said they don't and now you are saying nothing is risk
free. Which is it?
Janet
Dee wrote:
Hi Jodie, I'm no expert but you are fine with any raw bones. I personally
don't feed any weight bearing bones, because sometimes they can go into
shards, or sharper pieces which the dogs
No.
Dee wrote:
But wouldn't the subjects who are being given the supplements/drugs die or
be seriously ill, if not given them? Dee
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From: Garnet
Date: 09/05/2007 12:55:02
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSFood as Medicine - Antioxidants
On 5/10/07, Garnet garnetri...@granitepoint.net wrote:
No.
Not sure how on earth you can argue 'no' here. I can assure you that without
B12 injections I was seriously ill and would probably be dead by now. In
fact I believe it was originally caled 'pernicious' because people used to
die from
joe bloggs wrote:
I've been reading the debate between Janet and Terri?.
Janet, you seem so knowledgeable, yet so blase and I would add, naive,
about what's happening to our food supply and that of our pets. I know
that I am swayed by the 'raw' argument, rather than the kibble one.
I know of MANY vegan dogs that are extremely healthy. One that whelped a
litter of ten at the ripe old age of ten. That Dalmation lived to be 17
years old.
By your logic Dee this can't happen, yet it does. Hmmm . . . .
Janet
joe bloggs wrote:
I'm with you all the way on this Dee.
Frankie
I used BHT before I was using CS. It worked very well for me. It is an
antioxidant. I did not consume it every day long term in my food. I used
it as a short term therapeutic agent. Big difference, huge.
And the cancer studies are, well, you would have to read them and know
what any
Yes it was raw and yes it is absolutely bizarre. I wouldn't have
believed it, if I hadn't gone through it myself. Especially being new to
raw feeding I thought for sure there was any positive outcome. We've
never fed cooked bones or meat.
wendy
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From: Jodi W Menard
I should have said not always. It's just that this discussion has gone
on way too long and I was trying to keep my message short.
Janet
Kirsteen Wright wrote:
On 5/10/07, *Garnet* garnetri...@granitepoint.net
mailto:garnetri...@granitepoint.net wrote:
No.
Not sure how on earth you
I reread these messages. My point was that supplements are not the best
way to provide nutrients to the body, food is.
Dee was twisting the point of the discussion again.
Sorry guys, but once again I am off this list, for all the same reasons.
It is a waste of time trying to have a logical
On 5/10/07, Garnet garnetri...@granitepoint.net wrote:
I reread these messages. My point was that supplements are not the best
way to provide nutrients to the body, food is.
Dee was twisting the point of the discussion again.
Sorry guys, but once again I am off this list, for all the same
Carnivore:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnivore
Classification
Carnivores that eat insects and similar invertebrates primarily or
exclusively are called insectivores, while those that eat fish primarily
or exclusively are called piscivores. Carnivory that entails the
consumption of members
ekowal...@aol.com wrote on 5/9/2007, 11:34 PM:
Chicken soup
is used for colds therapeutically but the body rarely produces chicken
soup internally.
That's funny. [grin] Jodi
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Dear Janet,
No one is going to get agreement from everyone on emotionally charged
issues
like vegetarianism vs meat eating or any other issue people insist on
relating to emotionally -
like their pets.
Although certain people persist in arguing, many of the rest have
learned something from the
I HATE TO BRING THIS TO EVERYONE'S ATTENTION BUT THIS IS NOT THE PET LIST.
PLEASE STOP THIS DISCUSSION, I AM GETTING TIRED OF IT, GO OFF TOPIC PLEASE.
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From: Wendy wen...@tuxnightclub.com
Yes it was raw and yes it is absolutely bizarre. I
I am baffled. How did I do that? I was only asking a question as far as I
am aware. Dee
---Original Message---
From: Garnet
Date: 10/05/2007 14:01:50
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSFood as Medicine - Antioxidants Good or Bad For You
Dee was twisting the point of the
I thought that accusation was very strange Dee. And she said it more
than once too! You didn't twist anything Dear. Jodi
Dee wrote on 5/10/2007, 10:48 AM:
I am baffled. How did I do that? I was only asking a question as far
as I am aware. Dee
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I wish to apologize to the list for carrying on such an emotive discussion
which was so way OT for this list. I regret that Janet has decided to leave
because of it, although I do think two topics (both OT) got a bit mixed up.
Dee
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Janet,
Please don't leave the group. I wish others would not get so
argumentative and personal. I have learned much from your additions to
topics, and would like to continue reading your opinions.
Kathryn
On May 10, 2007, at 7:40 AM, Garnet wrote:
joe bloggs wrote:
I've been reading
Dear Sir:
Please stop sending me these attachments. I DO NOT OPEN ATTACHMENTS.
Thank you anyway. Sincerely
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Vit. E just put on and around the bruised area and left to absorb for
about 10 to 20 min. will greatly reduce pain and speed up the healing
process. At least this is what happens
when this is done immediately. Dunno about later. Just bite open a gel and
squeeze in on. best wishes, pj
John wrote: The ultrasonic gets the product deeper into the lung where the
problems are.
Not trying to be argumentative, but why do you say that? At first glance it
would seem that mist is mist, but actually I already know that's not always
so after my experiments with an airbrush.
So is an
I believe that Brooks Bradley indicated that the airbrush nebulizer was
superior since it could make smaller particles.
The airbrush using oxygen was particularly effective.
Dan
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From: ransley [mailto:rans...@atmc.net]
Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2007 12:24 PM
To:
Ditto, Janet. I am tempted to leave the group at times, too, but would
probably opt out of the SO group first. We don't have to reply to them. I
rarely do any more. They accuse me of having a closed mind, but they are
just as closed minded concerning their beliefs, unwilling to even hear
Shelli writes:
I recently asked if anyone with info about the PACE program that was
recently discussed on the list could let me know if the ebook has you
decide your exertion levels (should be intensity levels) and number
them 1-10 as the book
Dear Shelli,
The e-book keeps things pretty
Hello,
Please excuse my re-asking about this but my emails were bouncing and I don't
know if anyone replied or not. I'm using a different email address now so
hopefully there wont' be any more bouncing. I recently asked if anyone with
info about the PACE program that was recently discussed on
Greetings folks,
I must apologize. I've been running about a hundred posts behind for
the last several days, or I would have stepped in a bit sooner on the
raw feeding topics.
The number one mistake made by each of the participants in the
aggression was making remarks about the PERSON whose
DMSO dissolves blood clots; bruise consists of blood clots...
On 5/10/07, Shirley Reed pj20fl...@gmail.com wrote:
Vit. E just put on and around the bruised area and left to absorb for
about 10 to 20 min. will greatly reduce pain and speed up the healing
process. At least this is what
We are exhorted on a daily basis by doctors, media, etc., etc., to
eat food that is as close to nature as possible i.e. Cooked as little
as possible, and as much raw food as possible.
Eh? What planet are you from? I want to go there!
All I see in the media (and most info from doctors) that I
Remember that any supplements you do not absorb must be removed from
your system. That puts a load on your liver and kidneys. You can also
easily unbalance your minerals by taking too much of one and not
enough of another. This same is true for most nutrients in the body
that are in balance to
Janet unsubbed, so she did not get your apology. Maybe you could send
it you her personal email. She has a valuable point of view, and it
would be nice if she could consider resubbing.
Kathryn
On May 10, 2007, at 11:04 AM, Dee wrote:
I wish to apologize to the list for carrying on such an
I believe that Brooks Bradley indicated that the airbrush nebulizer was
superior since it could make smaller particles.
I ordered my airbrush from Harbor Freight, as I believe Brooks did, and if I
recall correctly, the stock # he gave was no longer available (or at least
not in the catalog I
In the US Library of Congress there is a document that was filed in
the mid 1930s;'34/'35/'36 by a Congessional commission that stated
that the food being grown as of that time was very deficient in
nutritive value and it was imperative that a drastic change in
farming methods be made.
It's
And yet you still say that feeding dogs over processed un-natural
food is
best? If dogs lived wild, what would they eat? That tasty rabbit
that ran
across their path, or munch away on a sheaf of corn?
True story...
My brother is out in his garden, harvesting carrots, squash, tomatos,
etc
Hi Kathryn -
May I ask why you think Dee owes Janet an apology? Janet said a couple
of things to Dee that seemed rude to me. Remember that tsk, tsk
statement, or her accusing Dee of twisting her words, twice, when she
didn't? I didn't think any of that was warranted.
Jodi
Clayton Family
ransley wrote:
I believe that Brooks Bradley indicated that the airbrush nebulizer was
superior since it could make smaller particles.
I ordered my airbrush from Harbor Freight, as I believe Brooks did, and if I
recall correctly, the stock # he gave was no longer available (or at least
May I ask why you think Dee owes Janet an apology? Janet said a couple
of things to Dee that seemed rude to me. Remember that tsk, tsk
statement, or her accusing Dee of twisting her words, twice, when she
didn't? I didn't think any of that was warranted.
Right on, Jodi. Janet has
true on cooking the bugs out of meats
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From: Charles Marcus [mailto:tansta...@libertytrek.org]
Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2007 2:43 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSRe: Melamine chemical reaction in pet food recall (OT)
We are exhorted on a daily basis by
Anyone who is out there who is a healthcare worker or an esthetician, has
anyone been using CS/EIS for sterilizing their manicure pedicure instruments?
Would this work? Considering it is anti bacterial/fungal/viral? Has anyone
done any experimentation on facials and CS/EIS? Has anyone ever
My Solaray Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifierputs out such a fine mist it
does not settle out,but just dissipates into the air.I find it gets right
down deep with a fairly deep breath.
It is not a small unit but is 15 long x 9 tall,x 6 wide.
Harold
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I know that CS works for bacteria, fungus, and virus, but is it at all
effective on larger critters like mange mites on dogs? The normal way to kill
them is several weeks of ivermectin, but don't want to do that if CS would work.
Pat
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Jason wrote:
32 oz bottle 16-pack - Complete 60-day recommended Lyme Treatment
Protocol.
$1,134.00
What makes it so different to EIS?
Marketing hype.
sol
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Dee wrote:
Humans have a long
digestive tract and grinding teeth which are designed to deal with the tough
vegetable cellulose and fibre which would pass through a dog undigested,
Actually I have read an extremely convincing article, complete with
measurments of the intestines of various
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