Thank you David. That's good info to have around. sigh
Mike D.
Some of you may have seen in Wikipedia (Colloidal silver), or other
places, the reference to the death of a 71 year old man after ingesting
CS. Specifically the title of the reference is... Myoclonic status
epilepticus
Some of you may have seen in Wikipedia (Colloidal silver), or other
places, the reference to the death of a 71 year old man after
ingesting CS. Specifically the title of the reference is...
Myoclonic status epilepticus following repeated oral ingestion of
colloidal silver.
I've purchased
Reading this article made me wonder if cs in the body could react with x-ray?
I had never thought about that before and they always make you remove any
jewelry and metals before x-ray.
I enjoyed reading the article and am saving it to file. It's unbelievable what
the doctors can put you
Marshall? What do you think of the product description? Is there any
accuracy in it?
http://srebrnavoda.com/en/node/3
sol
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Sorry, I didn't mean product description, I mean how they describe CS
using atom aggregates and so on.
Marshall? What do you think of the product description? Is there any
accuracy in it?
http://srebrnavoda.com/en/node/3
sol
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Too bad, I had my fingers crossed they would have a T3 only.
sol
Norton, Steve wrote:
Oops, my error. Sorry, no help.
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Another word that could possibly apply would be sputtered. It's the
process where electrons impinging on the surface drive off atoms of the
metal. I know it works in vacuum, I'm not so sure it applies in an
electrolytic process.
Sintered is definitely wrong.
Mike D.
Not knowing the real
Yes I have kept this too, in case some bright spark comes at me with
this nonsense! dee
M. G. Devour wrote:
Thank you David. That's good info to have around. sigh
Mike D.
Some of you may have seen in Wikipedia (Colloidal silver), or other
places, the reference to the death of a 71 year
At 12:04 PM 9/30/2008, you wrote:
Yes I have kept this too, in case some bright spark comes at me with
this nonsense! dee
The best thing, about bright sparks, is that,
They do not last too long.
Wayne
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good one Wayne! dee
Wayne Fugitt wrote:
At 12:04 PM 9/30/2008, you wrote:
Yes I have kept this too, in case some bright spark comes at me with
this nonsense! dee
The best thing, about bright sparks, is that,
They do not last too long.
Wayne
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You wrote:
I had it for a long time and told
my son's friend who is a masseuse.
I explained the pain and he dug his fingers into the area
which brought tears !
The pain was probably due to the fact that you called him a masseuse...
Dan
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From: Smitty
This site states:
The silver is not dissolved but suspended evenly throughout the
solution as a result of the positive electrical charge that is attached
to each particle of silver as it is electrically sintered off of the
silver electrode into the water.
I am always leery of people who use the
Sol
My daughter just bought some freeze dried T3 bovine thyroid (200mg--New Zealand
I think) at the health food store. I did not look at the brand but could find
out if you are interested.
Her doctor has condoned her experimenting with it since the pharmacy told her
that Armour is going
Thanks very much David for taking the time and trouble (not to
mention cost) to get this report and posting it for us all. Another
one for our arsenal.
Cheers, Roger
On 30 Sep, 2008, at 10:50 PM, David wrote:
Some of you may have seen in Wikipedia (Colloidal silver), or other
places,
sol wrote:
Marshall? What do you think of the product description? Is there any
accuracy in it?
http://srebrnavoda.com/en/node/3
Some is accurate. Much of it I have heard, but cannot verify (things
like the structure of water or magnetic field). On some pages, like
:Diseases that are
sol wrote:
Sorry, I didn't mean product description, I mean how they describe CS
using atom aggregates and so on.
Yes, that seems to agree with my understanding of the process for EIS.
Marshall
Marshall? What do you think of the product description? Is there any
accuracy in it?
Not knowing the real definition of sintered, I looked it up. You are
correct, it does appear to be the wrong word used for the action.
Stripped would probably be a better choice of words.
Marshall
Dan Nave wrote:
This site states:
The silver is not dissolved but suspended evenly
My SIL called and my BIN and niece (28yrs old) both just came down with
Shingles. I was thinking Brooks had sent an email once about how to cure
this. Wayne or anyone else happened to have saved that post?
TIA,
Teri
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Thanks! And yes please, I am very interested!~
I hope your daughter does well with it. Thyroid can be so complicated,
and not any simpler when it has been removed or killed with RAI.
sol
Dianne France wrote:
Sol
My daughter just bought some freeze dried T3 bovine thyroid
Maybe a translation error? I forget where the person lives who sent me
the link, but somewhere in Europe I think.
sol
Marshall Dudley wrote:
Not knowing the real definition of sintered, I looked it up. You are
correct, it does appear to be the wrong word used for the action.
Stripped would
use copious amount of CS both topically and internally and also 1500mgs
per day of l-lysine. dee
Teri Kavakos wrote:
My SIL called and my BIN and niece (28yrs old) both just came down
with Shingles. I was thinking Brooks had sent an email once about how
to cure this. Wayne or anyone else
It will be tomorrow before she is back home to get information. She said there
was a web address
on the bottle.
Dianne
Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2008 15:13:32 -0600 From: sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com To:
silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: CSArmour Dianne, Thanks! And yes
please, I am very
You've provided priceless information. This is an item to reference.
If the list gets working archives, this should be one of the
five-starred items.
On Tuesday, Sep 30, 2008, at 18:50 Asia/Tokyo, David wrote:
Some of you may have seen in Wikipedia (Colloidal silver), or other
places,
Also think in terms of specific homeopathic remedy herpes zoster.
http://abchomeopathy.com/c.php/140
Cleared my shingles near eye in double quick time - a week or so. I had
already started Rhus Tox before seeing the homeopath, but on computer
assisted dermal screening Herpes Zoster remedy was
At 09:07 PM 9/30/2008, you wrote:
You've provided priceless information. This is an item to reference.
If the list gets working archives, this should be one of the
five-starred items.]
How much trouble is it to keep a copy of the message?
I will format it and add it to the small
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