Re: CSDMSO, Human or Horse Grade ?

They have to label it unfit for human consumption, due to the Big Pharma puppets at the FDA. Personally, I feel secure that no producer of DMSO wants to get sued over a bad product -- horse owners tend to be affluent and educated, so not a good class of people to toy with. Besides DMSO is

Re: CSRe: silver-digest Digest V2009 #129

Well, if that *wasn't* caused by a virus, it must mean someone's klutzing out. :) On Apr 6, 2009, at 7:59 PM, HELEN CAMPBELL wrote: I forwarded this on to dad for some reason it came to me. Love MOM - Original Message - From: silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com To:

Re: CSturning blue

You had me going there, with that From: line -- for a moment I thought how did this microsoft spam get in my silver-list mailbox?. But the blueness... [1]-Silver nitrate can be a risky substance. [2]-Factory-produced very concentrated *anything* is probably best avoided. [3]-Is it the

Re: CSSota Lite like godzilla?

On Apr 1, 2009, at 8:55 AM, jessie70 wrote: How much is the godzilla? I don't know, but you can see one here*: http://www.zappermuseum.com/Zilla-Zap.jpg Also is it the same as using the Sota Lite which makes silver and does micropulsing? Thanks, Jess No, actually the godzilla is just

Re: CSBrooks Bradley's formula, not mine.

It's actually Brooks Bradley's formula, Shirley. :) I learned it on this list. The original is 75% CS, 15% Glycerine, and 10% DMSO. I've had problems with dry skin though, and use 85% CS, 10% Glycerine, and 5% DMSO. It has indeed worked wonders for my MRSA -- though I still don't seem to be rid