Re: CS>MiniCell Design Considerations

Thanks for this -- it's good news. BTW, the company claims a steady 250 mA, which is also claimed to be identical to an ordinary 9V alkaline.As for the device Mr. Monnet is working on, the battery would make it portable and usable anytime, anyplace -- better than an inexpensive 9V wall ada

Re: CS>CS for swimming pools

I was a bookkeeper at an gas/oil heating company. When the boss decided to do something to keep us busier in the spring/summer, he started selling pools and we serviced them. We all got sent to training to learn how to balance pool water. That training school convinced me that I never, ever want

Re: CS>MiniCell Design Considerations

Our Tynergy batteries and charger work well - our batteries get a huge workout - going through one or two AAA batteries every day. Our initial pack is still doing pretty well over a year later. They don't keep going as long as they did at first, and definately not as long as a nonrechargeabl

RE: CS>spectrographs of CS

Intracellular infection? I believe Salmonella falls into this catagory. There are apparently many forms of Salmonella, and typhoid fever seemingly is the most severe form. The food poisoning Salmonella of which I have treated myself for began as chronic stomack pains {presumably gas} and d

CS>CS for swimming pools

seems like I read about a system for swimming pools. anyone have any info on this...My son just bought a house with a swimming pool and he is looking for alternatives to chlorine. -- *PLEASE remove ALL names and email addresses before forwarding; and send only as BLIND CARBON COPY (Bcc). Eras

CS>Re: silver-digest Digest V2011 #256

PT,   I used soap nut liquid soap again as toothpaste, and it is ok.  Just make sure you dilute it.   Melly From: silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com Subject: silver-digest Digest V2011 #256 To: silver-dig...@eskimo.com Date: Friday, September 9, 2011, 9:49 AM

Re: CS>spectrographs of CS

Hi Mike and All, Does 26 PPB upper bound relate to free silver ions or silver chloride? In either case, oral ingestion of EIS leads to most of it being absorbed i.e. Altman study. But over what time frame I dont know. But perhaps a high concentration of silver chloride in the blood could exert

Re: CS>MiniCell Design Considerations

I second that comment. It's an impressive project and I hope it succeeds. One point regarding cost: 9V batteries aren't cheap. I just purchased a charger and batteries from a company called Tynergy; these are on Amazon and eBay both. It has good ratings on Amazon. If you put together

Re: CS>cs and Lyme disease

Hi Lena, Havent you used it on lyme before? ~David

Re: CS>cs and Lyme disease

I use CS topically every day, and drink it whenever I've been in contact with anyone elses' germs. I generate my own, so I use it lavishly, to rinse produce, clean surfaces, and as base for my many potions and lotions. My right h and and thumb is painful tonight. Can't type much. Be well,

RE: CS>cs and Lyme disease

Rod, you can always go to the archives and research them for what you are looking for. PT From: Rod Samuelson [mailto:rodsamuel...@sbcglobal.net] Sent: Saturday, September 10, 2011 7:29 PM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: RE: CS>cs and Lyme disease I got very few replies on using CS ag

Re: CS>spectrographs of CS

Hi David: Oh, the Brooks Bradley Oxygen Nebulizer is far superior... I didn't include it because most people don't have one and are unable to create one. For some strange reason, people get the idea that if they see "more mist" than it's better. With the oxygen nebulizer, you can set it so th

RE: CS>cs and Lyme disease

I got very few replies on using CS against Lyme. More replies please. Rod Samuelson 860-881-3734 cell new email address rsamuels...@cox.net _ From: Paul Steel [mailto:pste...@yahoo.com] Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2011 3:54 PM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: CS>cs and Lym

RE: CS>Good day!

It is a pretty eclectic group Tom. If you have a question about CS ask, otherwise you can check the archives or wait until someone else brings it up. Glad you could join us. PT From: Sarasota Silver [mailto:sarasotasil...@gmail.com] Sent: Saturday, September 10, 2011 1:51 PM To: silver-li

Re: CS>spectrographs of CS

The more I hear about in vivo views, the less I know! Also very interested in your generator Mike. I have suspected that inadequate concentration of ions in the blood is the main issue when people like me peak in improvements with CS. I definitely want to try your solution out. So is particle s

Re: CS>Good day!

So what is your CS related question? Chuck I dont know what your problem is, but I'll bet its hard to pronounce. On 9/10/2011 1:50:43 PM, Sarasota Silver (sarasotasil...@gmail.com) wrote: > Greetings. I am not in any way giving you a hard time, but exactly

Re: CS>MiniCell Design Considerations

I never post - this was a wonderful post, and I will follow this line of thinking closely. Thank you, Mike. B. - Original Message - From: "Mike Monett" To: Sent: Saturday, September 10, 2011 3:38 PM Subject: CS>MiniCell Design Considerations To All, Here are some of the desig

Re: CS>MiniCell Design Considerations

Wow Mike. What a wonderful plan you have. I'm so impressed. It seems you ve thought of everything for our single, hurried mom. I know so many women in that same situation, and when you start saying 'here's this electric device you can build--or, here's a $150 device you can buy" they just go "o

CS>MiniCell Design Considerations

To All, Here are some of the design considerations for the MiniCell version of the SilverCell process: My main concern is a single mom with hungry kids to feed. They probably go to DayCare or Kindergarten, where cold and flu pathogens rapidly spread, and the kids bring these g

CS>Good day!

Greetings. I am not in any way giving you a hard time, but exactly how much of the content on this forum is CS related. I have been getting the e-mails for a week or so, and saw a few on Lyme disease and a few other vague references to CS, but the majority of the content was about unrelated subject

Re: CS>Re: 9 Sept - Re Dr Schultze's eyebright with cayenne pepper formula

Thanks! On Sep 10, 2011, at 11:31 AM, Gayla Roberts wrote: Cayenne was one of Dr Christopher's favorite-favorites. My boyfriend used his eyedrops for a while trying to battle macular degeneration. They sting, but do not harn the eye. Gayla - Original Message - From: Guyot Léna To: si

Re: CS>spectrographs of CS

Hi Mike: I'm very interested in your work; please send me a link to your group when you get the chance. I'm actually not confused, though. There are other variables in the production process, although perhaps some would consider the issue "splitting hairs". The most irritating variable is

RE: CS>Sorry- forgot to change the sub.line--Brook's post on teeth..

Would this be any good on the teeth? https://www.immunematrix.com/store/product.php?productid=16212 &cat=0&bestseller=Y Donna From: PTFerrance [mailto:ptf2...@bellsouth.net] Sent: Wednesday, September

Re: CS>Re: 9 Sept - Re Dr Schultze's eyebright with cayenne pepper formula

Cayenne was one of Dr Christopher's favorite-favorites. My boyfriend used his eyedrops for a while trying to battle macular degeneration. They sting, but do not harn the eye. Gayla - Original Message - From: Guyot Léna To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Friday, September 09, 2011

Re: CS> Ants---// Melly

A barrier of mint will deter the ants. Gayla - Original Message - From: zzekel...@aol.com To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Friday, September 09, 2011 9:22 AM Subject: Re: CS> Ants---// Melly In a message dated 9/8/2011 10:39:16 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, jaxi.sch...@gmail

Re: CS>spectrographs of CS

Hi Neville: You're right... You really need to use a digital meter. ~Jason - Original Message - From: Neville Munn To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Friday, September 09, 2011 23:00 Subject: RE: CS>spectrographs of CS From my experience, Ph is high immediately upon cessati