I know that vitamin E will remove them.
Buy some Vit E capsules and squeeze them onto a cloth and apply the cloth to
the affected area, repeat daily with fresh Vit E, they will get rather tender,
but after a few days they will be able to be scratched out.
My brother in law had them on the
I used to have a lot of toenail trouble caused by a fungal infection, I had
lost most of my big toe nails, plus others were badly infected but now I am
free of it!
After taking meds (didn't work), painting on the nails (didn't work) I tried
another approach and after buying enough silver sox
I know its been discussed before, but can anyone give me info on CG
generators?
Voltage?
Current?
Pure gold source?
Thanks
John in Australia
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Hi Brooks List Members,
We ran a GM 6-71 (which is the 6 cylinder version of the 2-71 coupled to a 250
KVA Delco alternator for years it never faltered. It was second hand when we
bought it and had a total of 35,000 hours on it when we sold it. We needed a
large alternator to supply our power
Hello all,
I cured mine, and it was a bad case, by wearing silver sox!
I even had fungal nail infections as well, and they are now almost gone,
took about 6 months.
Happy Christmas to all!
John in Australia
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Subject: Re: CSathlete's foot
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Well no, I have to disagree with you with regard to the taste, the CS I
produce using a current controlled generator is colourless, but with quite a
strong metallic after taste.
Using a Hanna TDS meter it gives a reading of 20uS.
Using a HM Digital TDS-4 meter its around 12-15 ppm.
I have found
John
McLean
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But if the CS is made correctly, you aren't applying silver salts to your
skin.
Am I correct?
John in Australia
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Subject: Re: CSFW: CSAG Deodorant - Tap water -
You will find that silver is making a resurgence, silver socks are available
here in Australia and the USA too I believe, as are bandaids impregnated with
silver, the US Army supplies all its field staff with silver impregnated socks,
Defence forces field dressings are now all impregnated with
Hello All!
I bought some silver socks from a supplier in Australia, you look them up here:
http://www.silverwear.com.au/
They claim they are using a 99.9% silver thread in the manufacture of them.
All I know is that I bought enough to wear 7 days per week, and my foot odour
problems and tinea
William,
I have bought some Silver Socks, which have an actual very fine silver
thread woven in with the fabric.
I have been wearing them for 4 months now, and foot odour and tinea are a
thing of the past.
Even the fungal infection under the toe nails is slowly disappearing!!
I can even take
.
John
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it kept it in a
cooler.
Dennis
John McLean wrote:
From memory again, runny honey can mean too much moisture in it, but
having said that, some varieties of plants do produce a less viscous
honey, we have a eucalypt tree over here and its called Yellow Box, the
honey off that particular tree I
From memory again, runny honey can mean too much moisture in it, but
having said that, some varieties of plants do produce a less viscous honey,
we have a eucalypt tree over here and its called Yellow Box, the honey off
that particular tree I remember Dad would almost kill for, and it was very
I know that over here in Australia, the Australian Aborigines in the bush,
used wild honey direct on their wounds.
They knew of its healing abilities centuries ago!
John in Australia
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Jim, my Dad was a commercial Apiarist from 1945 to 1960, (bee keeper) and he
was at the forefront of honey production, and he said that inconjunction
with the CSIRO (an Australian Govt research body), all honey had the same
enzymes which were the ones that acted like an antibiotic. When he saw
I bought one from Bob, anyone wants my copy let me know, I will post to
them.
John in Australia
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From: Jonathan B. Britten jbrit...@cc.nakamura-u.ac.jp
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Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 9:25 AM
Subject: CSBob Berger's CS Research
If memory
No Bob, there is little or no waste in agglomeration, and the current flow
starts of at 8mA and as the conductivity increases so does the current flow,
and I have limited that to 40mA
If I had the time I could plot the whole scenario, until I retire I simply
haven't the time to check it out
John,
I'd be hesitant to use paper towel in a liquid made for drinking as paper
bleached with chlorine creates dangerous toxins such as dioxins. Maybe a better
choice would be to use unbleached coffee filter paper.
Dennis
John McLean wrote:
The brass plate is the cathode, so
to try to shorten the brew process
time.
Hope this is of interest to the group
John McLean
Australia
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regulated power supply to try to shorten the brew process
time.
Hope this is of interest to the group
John McLean
Australia
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Right Mike, thanks for the defence!! You are correct, see my previous
post!!!
John
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Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 2:13 PM
Subject: Re: CSRe: Bulk CS
TJ,
I interpret John's post to mean a 36 square
On the subject honey for wounds, the Australian Aborigines used wild honey
on their wounds my mother used honey on a particularly bad leg infection,
and it cured it.
There is a Medical Honey sold here in Australia, but as my dad used to be
a commercial beekeeper, he used to laugh at that idea
I have a friend who wants to make CS on a large scale,
I know that there is a ratio between the wetted area of the electrodes to the
DC current applied.
Anyone help?
John in Australia
John: Try this phone number 03 9769 0666
Dean
Thanks Dean
John
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Subject: Re: FW: More technical questionsTDS1...
Date: Thursday, 28 May 1998 4:27
Ginny,
Sounds like you may have a defective unit. The TDS1 I have has 3
numbers on it. When you turn it on, and it settles
connected all together in normal fashion
Water was room temp.
rods were in the water about 1 inch
rods were apporx. 1 inch apart
I let it run 60 min.
At the end of the run, the portion of the rod in that water turned
gray/black.
One of the rods had a stream coming off the bottom and
but I need an explanation about silver
electrodes.
In the paper Beck advise to use 10 (inches) of pure (.999) silver wire
#
14 or 14 gauge (AWG) as the preferred thickness.
What does # 14 or 14 gauge AWG mean?
As I'm not familiar with US units, could you please tell me the
equivalent
in
I have been using CS since December for Lyme, but lately despite not
finding
any blue people, I am becoming concerned about argyria. Are there any
answers?
Lynn,
There is a web site dealing with that particular question Where are all
the Blue People, but despite my search I can't find
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