Re: CS>Argyria

2 PPChicken-mc-nugget.

Re: CS>Parkinson's

Dilantin has a side effect that it can made gum tissue grow out of control. I know a doc that might be using it to treat receding gums.

Re: CS>Argyria

gt; credible that would testify that it is impossible to get argyria with a > 3600 PPM product. > > ~Jason > > > > - Original Message - > > *From:* David AuBuchon > *To:* silver-list@eskimo.com > *Sent:* Friday, December 02, 2011 14:58 > *Subject:* Re: CS>Arg

Re: CS>Argyria

She has actually sued already? He himself could also himself present the evidence of doses of EIS that don't cause argyria, and then note how the recommended use on his product falls way below that. The EPA study and the Indian diet of silver foil on sweets are the two relevant things. Also, he

Re: CS>Parkinson's disease

le. David On Mon, Nov 28, 2011 at 6:21 PM, Rodney Samuelson wrote: > It is for a friend > > -Original Message- > From: David AuBuchon [mailto:aubuchon.da...@gmail.com] > Sent: Monday, November 28, 2011 2:50 PM > To: silver-list@eskimo.com > Subject: Re: CS>

Re: CS>Parkinson's disease

If you are referring to yourself, since you have lyme disease, you really need to get an LLMD to treat you. Your Parkinson's is not unrelated to your other health problems. David -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions: http://www.silver

Re: CS>liposomal silver research

silver to enter the cell, which > would seem superior to the methods mentioned below. > > > > > On 2011/11/27, at 13:46, David AuBuchon wrote: > >> This first paper to me is exciting because it contains liposomal >> silver nitrate, which is highly soluble.  I wo

CS>liposomal silver research

This first paper to me is exciting because it contains liposomal silver nitrate, which is highly soluble. I would have thought that if a silver ion was dissolved within a liposome, it would react with the phospholipids, but apparently this is not so. The second interesting thing from this paper i

CS>IV silver nitrate

If silver nitrate readily disassociates, is there an advantage to doing that over IV EIS?

Re: CS>silver oxide solubility

I should be buying some Ag2O powder soon to make potassium silver citrate. I can try and visually verify Ag2O solubility while I am at it. David On Fri, Nov 18, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Marshall wrote: > On 11/18/2011 3:20 PM, David AuBuchon wrote: > >> This vendor claims Ag2O has solubili

CS>silver oxide solubility

This vendor claims Ag2O has solubility of 0.2PPM. Do you think this is incorrect? http://www.saltlakemetals.com/Silver_Oxide.htm

CS>couple references on silver used in liposomes for various things

"Tea tree oil is an effective antiseptic, but is even better when mixed with silver. Researchers at England's University of Wolverhampton looked at putting tea tree oils or silver nitrate into liposomes. These microscopic spheres are made of phosolipids -- fats -- that occur naturally in cell walls

Re: CS>CS with MSM,cataracts

Recently heard some interesting info on sulfur on Mercola's site. Apparenty the vitamin D you get from sunshine is "sulfated" and the vitamin D you ingest may not be able to become so. There may be a disconnect in vitamin D research because of this. Also sulfur, vitamin D, and cholesterol all hav

Re: CS>Lyme disease

Hi Rod, Giving it to you straight...lyme can be very complex, and after talking to you last time, I think your case is in fact quite complex. Many things need to be addressed. Killing the bugs can be perhaps only 10% of the puzzle. Without an experienced guide and a willingness to go to great l

Re: CS>Particle size measurement

Micrometer and micron are the same thing. David On Sun, Nov 13, 2011 at 10:41 AM, Ole Alstrup wrote: > Can someone please help me out on this one, since I am a neophyte when it > comes to particle size measurement. > > A particle the size of 0.8 nanometers is 0.0008 microns - but how many > mic

Re: CS>another evaporation experiment

They used Ag2O plus potassium citrate + citric acid On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 9:30 AM, Marshall wrote: > ** > I believe if you mix potassium hydroxide with silver citrate, that will be > produced, but have not tried it. > > Marshall > > > On 11/8/2011 3:01 PM, David AuBu

Re: CS>another evaporation experiment

I hadn't looked, but the company's patent mixes three things in a vat to make it. David On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 7:42 AM, Ode Coyote wrote: > > > I think you can even buy it as a powder. > > Ode > > > At 05:16 PM 11/7/2011 -0800, you wrote: > >> I want to slowly evaporate a bottle of potassium s

CS>another evaporation experiment

I want to slowly evaporate a bottle of potassium silver citrate I have. It is in 2 fl. oz bottles at 100PPM. This would not mess up the molecule or degrade the quality like it would to EIS, do you think? I want to try it at anywhere between 200 or maybe 1,000PPM. David

Re: CS>Smart Meter

Maybe someone smart could like gather all the app data from people with such an app (at least those who opt in to share their info) and then plot data about the whole countries exposure. Then maybe correlate with various diseases by geography. David On Sun, Nov 6, 2011 at 6:50 AM, Asif Nathekar

Re: CS>Smart Meter

Dude...someone should make a phone app to measure EMFs, etc.

Re: CS>watering plants with CS

I hosed the baby tree off today. Most of the white stuff came off. I was spraying it with CS and was pleased the white was decreasing. Probably was just because it was washing it! A poorly designed study on my part. I may spray t with soap water later. And yes, there are lots of ants in the h

Re: CS>watering plants with CS

I can't see any critters with the naked eye. Just white stuff. It is mostly on the bottom sides of the leaves though. I suppose I could hose the tree. David

CS>watering plants with CS

There is a newly planted tree in my home, about 5 feet high, with white mold/fungus growing on the bottom side of most of the leaves. I have been spraying it with CS and peroxide, and it has improved, but I want to know if dumping jars of CS in the dirt actually helps it internally? David

Re: CS>Smart Meter

Great news. Hopefully they replace with mostly analog and not the other type.

CS>cheapest source for Argentyn 23 please

I don't see this being sold by the gallon, which is frustrating. Anyone have a link for this? It is not for me. Please no comments about just making it myself. David

Re: CS>rhumatoid arthritis

My vote is for food allergy panel first. 190 foods from Meridian Valley Labs. Combined IgG and IgM antibody testing. Not the 70 foods IgM only kit. Then infections, trying colloidal silver first. David On Sun, Oct 30, 2011 at 8:58 AM, Guyot Léna wrote: > I have a nightshade sensitivity and

Re: CS>Nova says Iceman suffered from Lyme Disease

Ya, that news is going around on the Lyme forums. Pretty crazy. I was listening to a Dr. K describe some history of Lyme disease in Europe, and how people basically would get nothing more than a sore swollen joint, and it would contain itself to that basically. Nowadays, that is not the case. D

CS>0.3uS Distilled water at Savemart

Sunnyside Farms is the SaveMart brand of distilled water. It measured 0.3uS on the PWT today. Not bad. Even more impressive since one may be skeptical reading the label that says "Processed by distillation". David

Re: CS>.999 silver tubing in various widths:

He said on his group .999 was his minimum. Plus I think this may be just a CYA statement. David On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 10:16 PM, Arnold Beland wrote: > > > mike that doubt I use WouldI > On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 3:45 PM, David AuBuchon > wrote: > >> So Mike Monet was

Re: CS>Electromedicine

Here is the article I wrote on nerve damage and spinal cord injury treatment options. It contains everything I know (or don't know) about the ReBuilder, and a lot more: http://scientificliving.net/2010/11/20-natural-ways-to-heal-nerve-damage-and-spinal-cord-injuries/ I had been compiling all thi

CS>.999 silver tubing in various widths:

So Mike Monet was looking for this type of tubing for his generator. I was about to share it with him, but then discovered he had removed me from his silver forum for disagreeing with him...on a different forum that that one...go figure...Also, FYI, it turns out he is really suffering seriously fr

Re: CS>Electromedicine

Oh, actually it is like this according to them: “The ReBuilder is different from other common TENS devices in that it analyzes in real time, the waveform that the nerves are responding with, and then creates a specific waveform to gently nudge the dysfunctional n

Re: CS>Smart Meter Frequency and Info

If Obamacare ever gets repealed on account of the fact that it forces people to buy a product they don't want, that could set precedence, since paying to opt out of smart meters is also essentially forcing people to buy a product. David

Re: CS>Electromedicine

Hi Matthias, There is a machine called The Rebuilder that is FDA approved as a TENS type of device, but it has silver laced socks (electrodes) that you wear and it is said to heal nerve damage. I have an article on nerve damage treatments on my site, and the CEO of that company commented that bas

CS>neti pot with EIS?

Anyone try this? Any potential safety issues? Might be a nice way to clear out the sinuses. David

Re: CS>A case report of fungal issues caused by EIS

How much CS does the CPAP go through in a night?

Re: CS>A case report of fungal issues caused by EIS

Martsmail, Did that CPAP silver treatment take care of your mold health problems when oral CS did not? That is interesting. About fungus, Yes, all true...the yeast could have been related to something else. Though the person believes it was the CS. It is always better to be on the conervative

CS>A case report of fungal issues caused by EIS

Here is an apparent case of fungal issues caused by EIS from a D. Glover. He said I could repost this from an email he sent me. This is the only case I have ever heard of. Anyone have others? David "Re the sterile gut, I was drinking 2 litres at a time that was going surplus during my frequent

Re: CS>Smart Meter and Chem Trail

There is an okay documentary called "What the heck are they spraying" and supposedly people measured melted snow from the top of mount shasta and it is has way over safe levels aluminum in it. They also visit some places were wildlife is sort of dying. And they show changes in soil pHs. I heard

Re: CS>Smart Meter and Chem Trail

I was suggesting someone MAKE such a site, so we might discover the culprits. Ya, one would think that even idiots could tell the difference. Yet somehow, people really are too dense to see it. David

Re: CS>Smart Meter and Chem Trail

I was thinking about a way to revolt against chemtrails too People take photos of the chemtrails. Then they map it on a map, and draw a line extending the path. Then there is this website were everyone can post their lines, and you can see a map of off the lines put together. Maybe some pat

Re: CS>Mycoplasmas

Quite a few quotes from professionals on CS and mycoplasma in this section: http://scientificliving.net/2011/02/the-ultimate-guide-to-colloidal-silver-colloidal-silver-generators-and-jello-2/#what-are-some-quotations-about-eis David On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 1:04 PM, Ole Alstrup wrote: > Does CS

Re: CS>Urgent...where to get silver in India

Thanks all. The patient just passed away.

Re: CS>Urgent...where to get silver in India

Anyone know of a good alternative to Ensure...which they feed to every dying person in hospitals it seems...High sugar content + candida equals recipe for death. Also, anyone know of a PREMADE zapper type of device that is easy to use to attempt to treat his infected teeth and root canals. I am n

Re: CS>Urgent...where to get silver in India

So the hospital it turns out has plenty of distilled water, so that is not an issue. The generator is not that pretty, but it could get the job done: http://alchemist.co/ The guy said run for 15 minutes, then clean electrodes, then repeat two more times. 45 minutes total makes half a liter of 1

Re: CS>Urgent...where to get silver in India

We have doctors who I imagine can get water for injection if needed. Yes, good enough! -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org Unsubscribe: Archives:

Re: CS>Urgent...where to get silver in India

I was up late, and was able to find some people to contact. Someone purchased a CS generator and distilled water from someone, and is getting on a plain, bringing it to the needed part of India. The guy's name is Rama. His phone number is on some obscure yahoo answers page. There is also anothe

Re: CS>smart meter shielding

's the big IF though. It requires above zombie brain status. David On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 2:47 AM, Mike Winslow-Hansen wrote: > that is funny, i like that... > > but they might charge you everytime they have to come out > > > ----- Original Message - From:

CS>Urgent...where to get silver in India

There is a very high profile and very respected person in India who is becoming septic, despite antibiotics and antifungals given by IV. Where can I get colloidal silver in India to get to them ASAP? Thanks, David -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules a

Re: CS>smart meter shielding

ut some on my  head while I'm at it that > will give em something to talk about > > On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 7:58 PM, David AuBuchon > wrote: >> >> Maybe if a type of shielding could be devised that does not block its >> operation 24 hours a day.  Maybe for a minut

Re: CS>OT - MMS

It definitely does do something. IV and oral MMS have knocked out some tumors. I heard of some cases from a doc. Also a vendor told me she had quite a few anecdotes. It is not really a substance I am interested in, as I think there are more effective things that can be done with that "stomach s

Re: CS>smart meter shielding

Maybe if a type of shielding could be devised that does not block its operation 24 hours a day. Maybe for a minute or 2 here and there it would work. They might think the meter is broken instead of suspecting the resident. On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 7:43 PM, Bob Banever wrote: > Shirley, > >  

Re: CS>smart meter shielding

Here comes mass organized midnight vandalism off whole country's smart meters. On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 5:08 PM, PTFerrance wrote: > I wonder what effect would happen if a powerful magnet was placed near it? > > PT > > > > From: Asif Nathekar [mailto:asifnathe...@hotmail.com] > Sent: Tuesday, Octo

Re: CS>OT - MMS

Three injuries I have heard personally, without even looking for them: -A patient went blind in one eye after getting MMS in his eye -2 patients had collapsed veins after an IV MMS treatment using unactivated MMS (sodium chlorite) ~David -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Co

Re: CS>A serious question re potassium and iron and CS

Have you had such a drop that correlates with your taking CS? Please share details if you have. Every safety related issue, no matter how unlikely, deserves attention. David -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist

CS>a couple commercial silver ionotophoresis devices

The rebuilder... I was told by the inventor that yes, it has some magic in the silver electrodes when I asked him about ionotophoresis. He said he worked with Dr. Becker. http://www.rebuildermedical.com/ This is a microcurrent device. Not sure how it relates to Frequency Specific Microcurrent t

Re: CS>cs and antibiotis

I do, and my lyme doc does not have any complaints about it. On one occasion he prescribed me an herbal antibiotic and it didn't have any effect until I added CS with it. Then I broke out in bumps all over my body. Not sure what it was, but I am glad it died. There is also a silver compound pro

Re: CS>"microbe wiki" article on silver

Could be. Didn't think of that. I miss past reincarnations where I could always recognize the people that were out to screw me because they came into the village with spears in their hands. ~David

CS>"microbe wiki" article on silver

http://microbewiki.kenyon.edu/index.php/Silver_as_an_Antimicrobial_Agent ~David

Re: CS> Nebulizer Conclusion

If you are referring to the thread about alternating silver and peroxide...as always, no infallible conclusions, but opinions. Jason's opinion was that it is safe to put a 24 hour gap between peroxide and silver, and the peroxide will be gone by then. He also said he personally did not feel great

Re: CS>[List Owner] Whew!

Haha, yeah I am getting a little bit of a "don't say anything off topic" (ie does not fit with his theories) vibe on his forum. But understandably it is his forum meant to bring out directions for a specific process to be tried. I'll be seeing what he does. I hope it works. ~David

Re: CS>metalloproteins

whadya know, someone has made a silver product with fulvic acid: http://www.globalhealingcenter.com/silver-fuzion.php Also, there is a bulk silver zeolite powder on the market I came across somewhere.

Re: CS>metalloproteins

Things that come to mind as maybe having some relation to this/possible being easily obtainable: zeolites: http://www.gpwindowfilms.com/support-files/viral-testing.pdf lactoferrin transferrin humic/fulvic acids metalloprotein increasing herbs (MetalloClear supplement)

Re: CS>metalloproteins

FYI "metallothienin" gets a lot more hits when you search about silver.

CS>metalloproteins

Is it possible to get your hands on a protein that could be used in vitro to sequester silver ions. Then ingest it, thereby having a helluva lot more ions available to the body in an ionic state? If Mike's high ion count pans out, doing something like this with those ions would be "the bomb" as w

Re: CS>[List Owner] Whew!

Yes, I am following Mike's forum. I don't see any difference as to whether or not tarnish has sulfur. The point is this: When you do his process of running electrolysis between an aluminum strip and both of the silver electrodes, he says he sees the silver get visibly cleaner, and a thin film of

CS>understanding EIS sanity check

1. So in EIS, Ag+ combines with OH- and gets AgOH. Some of this turns into Ag2O. Then some of both of these may get stuck together and form particles. Some free Ag+ and OH- also exist. Yes? 2. When we say that AgOH or Ag2O is "dissolved" does that mean: a) they are disassociated into ions m

Re: CS>[List Owner] Whew!

I hope so too, as current silver products do not touch my bugs...nor do most any other therapies. FYI, I took a tsp a of evaporated EIS, down to 300PPM brown color, no effect, except a mild upset stomach =). ~David

Re: CS>Double helix water

Ya, I read that, but I personally don't buy it. There are too many reputable names of scientists they worked with in various experiments for me to dismiss.

Re: CS>Double helix water

Looks interesting. I'll watch the documentary 2012 Enigma tomorrow, which I assume has the same info as the book.

CS>Double helix water

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

Re: CS>powdered silver?

By my calculations, you get almost the same mass of silver for that price compared to buying 12 gauge wire. -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org Unsubscribe:

Re: CS>nebulized peroxide and silver safe to alternate? [GishPuppy]

I mean, how long does it take to evaporate X amount of water? ~David -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org Unsubscribe: Archives: http://www.ma

Re: CS>nebulized peroxide and silver safe to alternate? [GishPuppy]

How much water can be evaporated per unit time? ~David On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 7:07 PM, Dave Darrin wrote: > I would imagine you could use a gallon jar and a low wattage food warmer of > some kind. I don't know but would suppose you wouldn't want it to boil. > Boiling would probably cause agglom

Re: CS>nebulized peroxide and silver safe to alternate? [GishPuppy]

Why not let it get lower?  You would have to evaporate half the container like 8 times by my calculations if you had 10PPM EIS to get 200PPM.  Can you just evaporate 19/20ths of the container once? (Sorry...I own no coffee of coffee parafanaleeea). Is their another device I might own I can evapora

Re: CS>nebulized peroxide and silver safe to alternate? [GishPuppy]

n the concentration gets high, it doesn't mean that the > particles are getting bigger. If you add the same amount of distilled water > you steamed off it returns to clear. Bigger particles would stay big not > disappear. > Dave > > On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 4:36 PM, David AuBuc

Re: CS>nebulized peroxide and silver safe to alternate?

Hi Bob, Yes I am wanting to use ASAP Health Max 30 PPM which is the same exact product except 30 PPM. They have that product under a bunch of different labels. ~David Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 5:25 PM, Bob Banever wrote: > ** > David, > > You might want to try silver sol (silver tetroxide) m

Re: CS>nebulized peroxide and silver safe to alternate? [GishPuppy]

I hope not. I am very interested to see what all he is working on, and would be happy to use my site to seed it into the larger web if it is really a good thing. I am also curious if it could help me beat my bugs. And man, new discoveries on the lyme community spread really fast, and something l

Re: CS>nebulized peroxide and silver safe to alternate?

Thanks Jason. So if you google silver 100, you get their site. They claim the potassium silver citrate (not silver citrate) produces a gradual release of free silver ions, which is why I am thinking about it over regular EIS. They claim it has a much higher ability to disassociate that regular EI

Re: CS>Flora effects...

In hospitals, people get their guts flushed out but can eat food. So flora is not strictly needed at all times. So if EIS killed both good and bad, the bad have still been effectively prevented from taking over. Also, in vitro ASAP (Ag4O4 coated particles) kills pathogens easier than probiotics.

Re: CS>nebulized peroxide and silver safe to alternate?

I would be interested if you had any elaboration on the optimal concentration for lung cancer, as being an illustration of "more" not always being better. I would have assumed whatever the largest safe concentration is would simply be the concentration of choice.

Re: CS>nebulized peroxide and silver safe to alternate?

ently saw an elderly loved one who was weeks from death achieve complete remission. He had a large colon tumor, blood loss, several large metastases in the liver, and he couldn't sit up on his own. ~David On Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 9:27 PM, Mike Monett wrote: > David AuBuchon wrote: > >

CS>nebulized peroxide and silver safe to alternate?

Can someone do nebulized silver and peroxide on alternating days? I have an elderly person with lung cancer, diabetes, and mild parkinsons. He is already doing nebulized peroxide. I want to give him nebulized silver 100 (100ppm potassium silver citrate). No chemical reactions between residual s

Re: CS>Any advice?

I have a hundred suggestions. Here are a handful: "Super artemisinin": 3 caps, twice a day, five days on, two days off, then repeat. Take with a dab of coconut oil. "Lipo CAN-Help" : 1 fl oz, three times a day That is a meager start, that in my opinion has fair chance of taking care of it. ~D

Re: CS>Silver Lung

Just work up the time, perhaps the first time just being 1 inhalation keeping it 6 inches from the mouth. Probably overkill in terms of safety, but certainly you can work up cautiously and feel confident you are being totally safe. If the increased difficulty breathing was temporary, please also

Re: CS>cs and Lyme disease

It is playing for free right now on a some website called Hula / Hoolu / Hulu. I can't remember exactly. There are some short commercials though. ~David On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 2:53 PM, Beth Harrison wrote: > If any of you have Netflix, I watched a very interesting documentary > dealing with L

Re: CS>Good day!

, 2011 at 7:54 PM, David AuBuchon wrote: > If antibiotics are used under the guidance of an experienced lyme > physician, they are actually usually very safe. Not ideal, but true. > Though no doc will use more than they think they have to. I use CS and Rx > antibiotics. My lyme doctor

Re: CS>Good day!

If antibiotics are used under the guidance of an experienced lyme physician, they are actually usually very safe. Not ideal, but true. Though no doc will use more than they think they have to. I use CS and Rx antibiotics. My lyme doctor has slated a 4 antibiotic combo for me in case I keep not r

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>cs and Lyme disease

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

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>spectrographs of CS

Hi Marshall, Smaller particles being the most effective among particles...but all in all you would still say the ionic portion of EIS is responsible for most of the results, right? ~David

Re: CS>spectrographs of CS

Got it. Thanks. I think it would be interesting to see the result of reiki plus prayer (especially by Donna), as they almost exactly would be expected to cancel out. ~David

Re: CS>spectrographs of CS

Regarding the reiki, do the negative values indicate that more light is coming out of the water than was shined through to begin with? Regarding peroxide, my impression is that in regular EIS the particles are not metallic silver but are clumps of silver oxide/hydroxide molecules. If so, could y

Re: CS>spectrographs of CS

Okay, I think I see...it's not a function of diameter but rather size and configuration of atoms.

Re: CS>spectrographs of CS

Can we get a layman's intro to spectrometers? Here is my understanding: Light of various wavelengths is sent through a material. In this case, a silver particle of a given diameter will absorb light of a particular wavelength which is some function of the particle's diameter. Therefore only som

CS>pacemakers, defibrillators

I just read off Mashall's site not to give to people with pacemakers and defibbrilators. Can someone comment on how this may be dangerous so I can immediately update my website. This is the first serious contraindication I have heard. Regarding the pregnant, I understand the general desire for c

Re: CS>cs and lyme

Haha, thats just a saucy FDA avoidal scheme. I'll give you a call later.

Re: CS>cs and lyme

Here is book section on effectiveness: http://scientificliving.net/2011/02/the-ultimate-guide-to-colloidal-silver-colloidal-silver-generators-and-jello-2/#the-effectiveness-of-eis-lv Testimonials...join a bunch of yahoo groups on lyme disease and ask who has used it for their lyme. Here is one su

Re: CS>cs and lyme

The enzyme LLMDs seem to use the most and is the strongest is lumbrokinase. Warning however, using enzymes in some Lymies can drastically make them feel worse as sequestered bugs and toxins can be released. So it is important to reduce the bug load significantly before adding enzymes. Another pro

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