Re: CS>OT question?

I strongly agree that there is a LOT of question on whether or not cholesterol should be lowered, or even if it is a problem at all. It occurs to me that France should have had a coronary by now if there was ANY validity at all to the cholesterol propaganda. Unfortunately for the cholesterol the

CS>Best Natural Ant Killer

To kill ants naturally in the house; Mix 2 Tbs Sugar 2 Tbs Molasses 1 pkt. Bread Yeast (NOT brewers) Spread a little on wax paper or plastic and put it where you see the ants. It seems that ants are not able to eliminate gas from their digestive tract. When that sugary yeast mix hits a nice m

CS>Simple solar water distiller

The simplest designs are often the most elegant I think. http://www.thefarm.org/charities/i4at/surv/sstill.htm <>

RE: CS>Re: Going Bananas and drinking enough water

A better rule of thumb is take your body weight, divide by 2 and this is the number of ounces of water needed per day. This comes out to one half ounce of water per pound per day. Note that this may exceed 8 cups a day for some. A half ounce per pound seems a reasonable amount to me to keep the bo

RE: CS>Concentration?....ppm?

No, all water does not have the same specific gravity. Pure water does. However for our purposes using distilled water the specific gravity should be nearly identical. And very very close to 1 gram per cc. The deviation being equal to the dissolved solids in distilled water. Trust me the

RE: CS>Concentration?....ppm?

in the case of water 1 cc weighs EXACTLY one gram. A pint is a pound the whole world round ya know? Water is THE standard for volume and weight. 10ppm CS has 10mg silver per liter. 1000mg per gram. 100 liters per gram @ 10ppm. This is why the metric system is more sensible. IE it would be

RE: CS>cancer and essiac

not found any information stating that it is. thanks, sol Garry Hobart wrote: > > The pre-mixed essiac uses Turkish Rhubarb rather than the correct > Indian Rhubarb. I am sure > > that the chemistry between the two differs to at least some degree. > Possibly a critical difference &

RE: CS>cancer and essiac

The pre-mixed essiac uses Turkish Rhubarb rather than the correct Indian Rhubarb. I am sure that the chemistry between the two differs to at least some degree. Possibly a critical difference in the efficacy of the compound. There is no chance that Turkish Rhubarb was available to the Ojibwa India

RE: CS>Late stage last-ditch cancer therapy

I have done a lot of research on this subject since I lost a son to cancer. I did not know about CS at that time... I believe all cancer is caused by a pathogen. Were it me, I would replace all fluids with colloidal silver with the exception of essiac tea. The commercial Essiac recipe's use Tur

RE: CS>CS:> Nebulizer mist/ Model #

Not the same unit at all and over priced but I found it interesting that it includes Air-O-Swiss Ionic Silver Stick Microbial Inhibitorhttp://us.st1.yimg.com/store1.yimg.com/Img/trans_1x1.gif The Ionic Silver Stick is the right solution for mainta

RE: CS>Fw: cs used in nebulizer/Albuterole

We cured one person with childhood asthma using CS in a nebulizer. It took several weeks and she reported coughing up green stuff, then yellow stuff, then clear stuff. Then she said the asthma was gone. Best of luck. For myself I suspect asthma is caused by a mold, yeast or fungus in most cas

RE: CS>CS sort of yellowish?

The yellowish color is simply caused by the refraction of light. It indicates that the particle size is slightly larger than optimal. It is still usable and should be no problem. Best wishes Garry From: Kirsteen Wright [mailto:kirsteen.falcons...@gmail.com] Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2007 5:32 A

RE: CS>caused by a bacterium

ou buy a nebulizer at the drug store? I'm new at this and just introduced a few days ago to Colloidal Silver. K - Original Message - From: Garry Hobart <mailto:fireo...@nc.rr.com> To: Silver-List@Eskimo.com Cc: 'Arnold Beland' <mailto:abela...@comcas

RE: CS>caused by a bacterium

CS in a nebulizer might be highly effective. My girlfriend and I went to a comedy show and a week later we both came down with the worst cold/flu we’d ever had. We were sick for 3 ½ weeks. I finally decided to try nebulizing CS. She was an RN and would have no part of such an experimental th

RE: CS>Battery CS Maker

this amperage etc. relate to ppm of CS? Doesn't the ppm of CS depend upon the TIME that the current is running through the water? Does this ohms meter measure ppm CS? I'm very confused as you can tell. LOL. Frankie == From: "Garry Hobart" You can get

RE: CS>Battery CS Maker

hmmeter. More surface area or closer electrodes gives more conduction / less resistance. It will work for your cell once you characterize it properly and keep all the same geometry. Dan -Original Message- From: Garry Hobart [mailto:fireo...@nc.rr.com] Sent: Friday, April 13, 2007 10:4

RE: CS>Battery CS Maker

You can get a quick down and dirty approximation of 5ppm by making cs to 15,000ohms or 10ppm by making it to 10,000ohms. Buy an inexpensive digital volt/ohm meter, then measure your actual battery voltage. Use ohms law to calculate the amperage (calculators available on the web) for either 10K or 1

Re: CS>Hello - New to List

Marshalee wrote: >Any time I`d feel a cold coming on, I knew it was time for fresh batteries. (In her CS generator.) Gary - Original Message - From: Marilyn Bickell To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Friday, December 21, 2001 8:56 PM Subject: Re: CS>Hello - New to List Mars

Re: CS>Hello - New to List

Marshalee, I still love your battery tester. Gives me a smile every time I see that! :-) Gary - Original Message - From: Marshalee Hallett To: Sent: Friday, December 21, 2001 6:50 PM Subject: Re: CS>Hello - New to List > Dear Kathryn, > Here`s my story! > I`m still alive thanks to Col