I mixed this up and gave it to my boyfriend to try on his psoriasis. It seemed
to help a little, stopping the itch immediately and not burning. But the mix
gets precipitation of gray stuff in it. Any ideas?
I only had DMSO gel. I am going to get the liquid today if I can.
Gayla
- Original M
I wonder if Frank has changed his mind about this? I was scanning his web
site and he seems to be saying that ingesting ionic silver is useless.
*"All ionic silver will turn into silver chloride once inside the body
because of the readily available supply of chloride ions in many different
forms.
Hi Alan:
It's the age old arguement. Frank says that the reason people experience good
results with a good quality home brew is the particulate content. The
counter-arguement is that the reason people experience results with Mesosilver
is its ionic content.
Best Regards,
Jason
- Origi
Unless I've misread something, all the advertising I've read regarding
Mesosilver is that it purports to be high in *particulate* content?
Have I lost something in translation?
N.
From: ja...@eytonsearth.org
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>44 PPM
Date: Thu, 22 Sep 2011 16:43:0
Apologies, I did lose something in translation. I misread it. I read that
several times, and only AFTER posting did I get it.
The suggestion is that it's NOT the particle content in Mesosilver, but rather
the ION content that gets results.
Sorry, as you were.
N.
From: one.red...@hot
Interesting videos...they took table salt and diluted it to the point where
there was no more salt (i.e. homeopathy) and then took pictures of the water
and showed that there were solids actually in the water...but they weren't
salt...these were according to them a solid state of water other than i
Jason,
I thought Mesosilver was mostly particulate, with little or no ionic
content. Most of the home brews are at least 80% ionic, or so I thought.
Bob
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Interesting videos...they took table salt and diluted it to the point where
there wa
Neville,
But since the ionic content of Mesosilver is almost nonexistant how can
the results be attributed to it's ionic content? Particle silver perhaps
becomes ionic in the presence of stomach acid?
Bob
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Sounds right to me. That goes right along with everything I read
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Marshall
On 9/22/2011 9:11 PM, David AuBuchon wrote:
Interesting videos...they took table salt and diluted it to the point
where there was no more salt (i.e. homeopathy) and then too
Looks interesting. I'll watch the documentary 2012 Enigma tomorrow, which I
assume has the same info as the book.
This has been the thing for me for ages, and I've pondered this for a
while...If particles revert back to ions {which is a question I've asked in the
past} when contacting - let's just say what constitutes the 'fluids' within the
blood/body - and supposedly ions immediately form compounds thus
Thanks for the kind words, friends.
I'm in Korea at the moment and wanted to temporarily unsubscribe so my inbox
wouldn't be overwhelmed with emails. It's sometimes hard to do email when I'm
traveling. I planned to subscribe on my return.
In any case, it's a moot point since Mike didn't respond
That's good news! You've posted some very useful information.
On 2011/09/23, at 14:15, wrote:
> Thanks for the kind words, friends.
>
> I'm in Korea at the moment and wanted to temporarily unsubscribe so my inbox
> wouldn't be overwhelmed with emails. It's sometimes hard to do email when
> Thanks for the kind words, friends.
>
> I'm in Korea at the moment and wanted to temporarily unsubscribe so my
> inbox wouldn't be overwhelmed with emails. It's sometimes hard to do
> email when I'm traveling. I planned to subscribe on my return.
>
> In any case, it's a moot point since Mike di
Hi Neville,
I have listened to the discussions over the years and have finally
decided that if it works, it works. I really don't need to know the
reasons. Both work for me and Meso works for my wife. Its beyond me
why, I just know they do.
I have reached the point of looking at the use
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