Re: CS>Water Distiller (UNCLASSIFIED)

Ha Ha! Yes Faith; guess I have had that love distiller also. - Original Message - From: "bob Larson" To: Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2008 10:37 PM Subject: RE: CS>Water Distiller (UNCLASSIFIED) ...my ex-girlfriend. heated me all up, kept it all and spit what was left of me out into

Re: CS>Sciatica, coconut oil

Coconut oil is the most stable oil, I've read, and keeps 2-3 years. Your bottle may say. I lost mine in boxes and found it after a year or more and am using it. It tastes fine. Nancy On Jan 31, 2008, at 2:57 PM, Dianne France wrote: How and how much do you take of it.  I have some that I b

Re: CS>Sciatica, coconut oil

How and how much do you take of it. I have some that I bought but it may be getting old. I don't know the shelf life. I might need to order more. I was giving it to our two dogs in their feed to help their skin but one kept getting diarrhea from it. Dianne - Original Message -

RE: CS>Sciatica, coconut oil

>Or you could think about coconut oil with its myristic acid.< Coconut oil is one of many things that help with many arthritic problems. When I get stiff, one of the things I have to keep coming back to is coconut oil. Daddybob No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Editio

Re: CS>best tick repellent

Thanks for this one - I am going to give it a whirl REgards SAndee Peace is easy ... it is a Mindset -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo

RE: CS>best tick repellent

We live in a rural area with adjacent fields where bulls, cows, horses, goats, etc. are frequent. The ticks are terrible, and our pets suffer. Is there any sort of practical non-toxic substance we could spray our yard with before the invasion? (Tobacco juice is not an option.) Original Message:

Re: CS>best tick repellent

Dan, Tobacco juice might work, but if I'm not mistaken it is highly carcinogenic even when applied topically. - Original Message - From: Dan Nave To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2008 7:20 AM Subject: RE: CS>best tick repellent Tobacco juice.

Re: CS>Other colloidal metals

Thanks for the info. Quite a number of years ago, there used to be zinc lids for canning jars. They stopped making them though, when it became apparent that some people were being poisoned by them. I have a few I got from one of the neighbor's garage sales years ago, and she gave me the low d

RE: CS>best tick repellent

Tobacco juice. Dan From: gmetrop...@aol.com [mailto:gmetrop...@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2008 7:47 AM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: CS>best tick repellent I'd like to know the best

RE: CS>A health question

Fine silver is much softer than sterling silver. It is mostly used for such things as bezels for mounting stones, etc, where the silver needs to be formed around the stone to hold it, etc. It is softer and therefore more malleable. Probably it wears out too fast if the whole piece is made out of

CS>It seems like yesterday...

> Ode; you have been a respected member of this list for many years. > Care to tell us how many? Ken wrote: >Mike D will have to tell you that. > > I barely know what decade it is. > Time is irrelevant...till it gets dark. The first post by the person identifying themselves as "coyote" an

Re: CS>Outrageous MSP Website (UNCLASSIFIED)

I think that was the Utopiasilver guy, Bill F...just couldn't stop "selling" ..not that his are "bad products" per se. Invive has been hashed around a lot but I don't think that Nowell was ever on the lists. ode At 09:23 PM 1/30/2008 -0700, you wrote: Invive, huh. Is that guy STILL ar

Re: CS>Other colloidal metals

Copper and Zinc kills germs etc but can be quite toxic as there are trace minerals used by the body, which, if go too far out of balance can result in some very serious problems. The cool thing about silver [Despite claims that it is a missing "nutrient" ] is that it has no biological ni

Re: CS>Outrageous MSP Website

Invive is indeed an outrageous website...but it's in Canada out of reach of American enforcement. advan...@escape.ca The owner has "escaped"??? LOL www.invive.com www.silverproteinmild.com www.colloidalsilverusa.com

Re: CS>best tick repellent

it has worked on everything i have sprayed it on, won't hurt to give it a try. i don't let the spray touch food directly only because i think it would taste bad, but i do not know of any reason it would be unsafe in the kitchen and use it there as often as needed. > VMANN: does that work with