Re: CS>Important question about reducing atherosclerosis

Thanks for this link. I printed the book and read it. I think very highly of it. On Friday, Jan 1, 2010, at 11:18 Asia/Tokyo, Dan Nave wrote: Read this e-book http://jkant2001.tripod.com/EAT_TO_LIVE.pdf You would have to change your diet... Dan On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 8:02 PM, G Bald

Re: CS>..How many watched the video and passed on..these videos are about Autism

The "Eat to Live" download has useful information on mercury in foods. On Friday, Jan 1, 2010, at 23:27 Asia/Tokyo, Ode Coyote wrote: It's a good idea to avoid ALL sources of mercury as best you can. Ode This is it in a nutshell, and although I believe your warning Steve is a very valid

Re: [RE]CS>Vitamin C and Hardening of the Arteries:COMMENT

Dear Mr. Bradley: Yours is a remarkable (and, sadly, all too credible) statement. I'm sure many of us would welcome your cogent explication, on or off list. I can imagine that this topic may seem to be very thin ice indeed, however, and I've had related conversations on similar matter

Re: CS>Comment of Possible Interest

Brooks San, You've previously spoken highly of Dr. Higa's Essential Microorganisms (EM), which I introduced in this list quite some time ago. I've experimented with it for home composting/agriculture, and for internal use (not approved for humans but widely practiced by experimenters.)

Re: CS> Clear Body,Clear Mind

I know that Tom Cruise was promoting this as a means of helping first responders of 9/11, many of whom have died or are dying from lung disease or cancer. Many others are disabled. If the methods Cruise is promoting are not effective, then he's involved in a cruel deception, presumably unwit

Re: CS>Important question about reducing atherosclerosis

And speaking of plaque, see this: http://www.j-alz.com/press/2010/20100106.html Researchers claim that cell phone radiation eliminates beta-amyloid plaque in mice. The probable mechanism is not clear from the article. Based on other research I have read, I wonder whether EM radiation is d

Re: CS>Important question about reducing atherosclerosis

or example, a prestigious Brit medical entity a few years back published a study that indicated that Vitamin C in theraputic doses causes Cancer.  Jim  On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 8:55 PM, Jonathan B. Britten wrote: And speaking of plaque, see this: http://www.j-alz.com/press/2010/201

Re: CS>Anecdotal Evidence and CS

M. Dudley has written many times in past about the possible role of caffeine in producing argyria, and the role of sunlight. He might be able to pull up some previous posts on this topic that would be enlightening, and help to "develop" some ideas about the phenomenon under discussion. Caffe

Re: CS>Pinging Mike: Silverlist Archives

That's crucial. Thanks for the valuable information. On Friday, Jan 29, 2010, at 06:09 Asia/Tokyo, Mike Monett wrote: They strip the headers and email address from the post so email harvesters cannot grab the email address and spam everyone on the list. -- The Silver List is

Re: CS>Now: Mold, Was: Pinging Mike

Off topic, but amusing -- the overpriced "print canvas" handbags by Louis Vuitton and other "luxury" brands are made of vinyl. So I read. Imagine that -- more than a thousand dollars for a vinyl bag with leather trim. I think it's a high-grade PVC. On Wednesday, Feb 3, 2010, at 15:19

Re: CS>Chlorine dioxide products

Speaking of Dr. Higa, whom I met once -- a very nice man -- I strongly recommend the English translations of his brilliant books, Earth Saving Revolution, Volumes One and Two.These have been among the most influential books in my life, and I'm not a scientist. Higa writes in a manner ac

Re: CS>Question for the chemistry knowing folks, help please :)

There's altcancer.com again, telling the truth and providing priceless information, while it's founder, Greg Caton, reportedly languishes in prison in Louisiana, after having been abducted from Equador.Oddly, there's no update on the website, however, though his wife confirms his impris

Re: [RE]CS>Anecdotal information: Comment

Those who would like to learn more about in-place silver (foil especially) should read R. O. Becker, M.D. "The Body Electric" has some amazing information about in-vitro silver, as well as some fascinating historical data. Becker's book is absolutely essential for Silver List members.

CS>Henrietta Lacks

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HeLa http://www.amazon.com/Immortal-Life-Henrietta-Lacks/dp/1400052173 A new book may be of interest to list members. It focuses on a line of "immortal" cervical cancer cells taken from a woman named Henrietta Lacks. The cells are known as HeLa cells. I wonde

Re: CS>Diabetes Question

I once read that MDs using adult stem cell therapy have cured diabetes, restoring the pancreas to normal condition. The cells came from the patient's nostrils.I have not read follow-up on this report and can't vouch for its accuracy. On Sunday, Feb 21, 2010, at 04:22 Asia/Tokyo, Karen a

Re: CS>[List Owner] Footer problems...

Yes, the archives are up. Thanks for that, Mike! And for everything else you've done to make this list one of the best on the net. On Sunday, Feb 21, 2010, at 05:32 Asia/Tokyo, M. G. Devour wrote: Why, THANK YOU, Chuck! Now... Do you NOTICE anything SPECIAL about that FOOTER ANYBODY

Re: CS>Diabetes Question

Karen and Jerry Conrad wrote: Dear Jonathan Thank you. I will look further into this. Blessings Karen Conrad - Original Message - From: "Jonathan B. Britten" To: Sent: Tuesday, February 23, 2010 12:39 AM Subject: Re: CS>Diabetes Question I once read that MDs

Re: CS>Which layer of skin for silver deposit?

I've been wondering about this for quite some time, having read on this list that ppm is really a measure of weight, not "parts" or "particles." I'll add a layman's question: is there any scale on earth that could measure the difference in weight just by putting one's EIS jar on the scal

Re: CS>[List Owner] Etiquette reminder...

Thanks very much for this suggestion. After a recent weekend I found nearly 400 messages in the Silver List folder, and was frustrated that so many were one-liners of the kind you mention below -- more than half, I think. My feeling is that "thanks" messages would be appropriate only when th

CS>More on Diabetes

This isn't exactly what I recall, but may be useful: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/health/ article1637528.ece -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org Unsubscribe:

Re: CS>Weighing the silver...

I have some nutritionist friends who might know. I'll try to remember to ask.Wouldn't surprise me if Frank Key knows already, though, or someone else lurking online. My guess is that it's measurable, and that the information might clear up a lot of questions that have been circulating o

Re: CS>machine question

I read her site in some detail years ago, and was impressed in particular by one link to an academic article about a Japanese many who got argyria from consuming a popular breath mint sold here -- Jintan is the name, sold in a few variations. Sliver Jintan breath mints look like BB's or ball b

Re: CS>Fw: using h2o2 and EIS

A quick additional question regarding EIS and H202:has anyone tried going one step further, and using the reduced EIS in Gatorade, about which B. Bradley has had good things to say in past? Based on what I have read here, one should choose one or the other, and putting reduced EIS into

Re: CS>new source of Liposomal vitamin C

I second that. iHerb has amazing rates. Even very heavy items -- coconut oil for example -- to Japan are cheap from iHerb, because they use a Japanese-based shipping company, Yamato transport. On Tuesday, Mar 2, 2010, at 05:22 Asia/Tokyo, Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote: If I am on anywhere but

CS>Support for Greg Caton/AltCancer

All, From Greg Caton's spouse, I received a request for letters of support, to be sent to the judge (Melancon) via the attorney (McCann). Those familiar with altcancer.com may wish to write. I intend to do so. M. Dudley posted a link to an interview with G. Caton's spouse a month or so

CS>Update on Greg Caton/ altcancer.com

Here is a link to a call for letters: http://doityourself-health.com/i/Free-Greg-Caton-from-FDA-tyranny-your- help-needed/ The court hearing is on March 17th so there is not much time. I have from Mr. Caton's wife an address directly to the judge: Judge Tucker L Melancon US District Court 80

Re: CS>Update on Greg Caton/ altcancer.com

one reference letter linked below which might be a good template. On Monday, Mar 8, 2010, at 12:34 Asia/Tokyo, Leslie wrote: Can you give me an idea of what to write? I'll be glad to help by writing. Leslie - Original Message ----- From: "Jonathan B. Britten" To: Se

CS>Budwig Diet

List, An anecdote regarding Budwig Diet success: A friend's wife was diagnosed about a year ago with colon cancer, stage two. Further examination revealed stage four metastatic cancer. She had surgery to remove the tumor but not the entire colon. The MDs recommended chemotherapy, but the pr

CS>BioEdge Article

This may interest list members. It comes from the BioEdge newsletter, which is excellent: The purpose of the World Medical Association is to serve humanity by endeavoring to ach

CS>Altcancer

One list member recently stated recently that the HerbHealers web site has highjacked the legitimate Altcancer site. This is apparently not correct. I received correspondence from Cathryn Caton, who said that customers outside the USA can access and place orders from altcancer.com. (I verif

CS>Garlic Essential Oil

Is that widely available? Is there a brand you recommend? On Tuesday, May 4, 2010, at 13:52 Asia/Tokyo, Carol Ann wrote: I have some pure essential oil of garlic. This -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.o

CS>Greg Caton Imprisoned

Altcancer founder Greg Caton was sentenced to two years in prison. His wife communicated this a few minutes ago. -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org Unsubscribe:

Re: CS>product for skin cancers

altcancer.com has a great deal of valuable information. On Friday, May 7, 2010, at 22:27 Asia/Tokyo, PT Ferrance wrote: Hi, I remember some weeks ago a discussion about natural approaches to healing skin cancers.  I have a friend whose brother has melanoma and has gone through several wes

CS>Email servers

Details would be welcome on this and other choices that provide some security for communications. Gmail's advertisements linked to users' mail page clearly suggest some kind of information harvesting. On Saturday, May 8, 2010, at 02:35 Asia/Tokyo, Marshall Dudley wrote: I now send mai

Re: CS>PFOA Free Cookware

Odd that on the silver list the possibility of some kind of nano-layer of silver on cookware hasn't come up. Obviously, it's soft and would scratch easily and couldn't take extremely high temps. Obviously it would be relatively expensive. Obviously, heat kills many pathogens, reducing the n

Re: CS>Using pickle jars and virgin glass jars to make colloidal silver ---

I work with some research scientists who use distilled water in glass bottles.I was told that even though all the purity data, pH and so forth are printed on the label, researchers have to verify the information. pH, for example, commonly changes over time, due to leeching from the glass.

Re: CS> I stand by the Colloidal Master as the Best.

I'm sure many members would be glad to hear details about the merits of the Colloid Master.Could you provide some? What makes it better than others, in your view? Also, have you used the distiller the company offers in a package deal? On Monday, Jun 29, 2009, at 01:59 Asia/Tokyo, Tel

CS>Climate Engineering

List, This is off-topic, except for the very speculative concerns some have about bacteria being in "chem-trails," said bacteria possibly being countered by EIS. http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200907/climate-engineering My own view has long been that these trails are geo-engineering experim

Re: CS>Brown Recluse Spider, What is Important

Or touch a cracked cable. Yikes. On Saturday, Jul 4, 2009, at 23:16 Asia/Tokyo, Ode Coyote wrote: A 12 volt car battery is not a strong shock. A car "coil"..IS. ..pull a plug wire and dance baby dance. at over 20,000 volts Ode -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Coll

Re: CS>Vit. D 3 'hype'

I've read that some babies in Australia have shown symptoms or rickets due to this concern about the sun. On Sunday, Jul 5, 2009, at 04:26 Asia/Tokyo, Annie B Smythe wrote: And another factor in the equation is that a lot of people are staying out of the sun deliberately; they slather themse

Re: CS>(LL) Large cavity in a molar.

Emergency filling material is available from camping supply shops I think. Try REI. It's a handy thing to have when traveling also. On Tuesday, Jul 7, 2009, at 06:26 Asia/Tokyo, zzekel...@aol.com wrote:   Also does anyone know of anything to use to fill a tooth cavity ??? JB Weld, epoxy,

Re: [RE]CS>periodontal (gum) disease

Dear Bradley Sensei, I wonder whether ozonated water, as from the SOTA WOZ device, might possibly substitute for H202. I have no experience of ozonated water, and wonder whether you have any ideas about this. I have read that ozonated water tastes like H202; does it react with pathogens i

Re: [RE]CS>periodontal (gum) disease

, at 10:52 Asia/Tokyo, Jonathan B. Britten wrote: Again, this is pure speculation, and it's obvious to anyone with half a brain that unstable oxygen in liquid could not possibly perform identically to gaseous oxygen as a carrier of EIS. -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discu

Re: [RE]CS>periodontal (gum) disease

with pathogens in a manner similar to H202, then this method would, in my opinion be potentially dangerous, as would nebulizing H202 itself. If ozonated water does NOT react in this manner, the concept may be worth a closer look. On Tuesday, Jul 7, 2009, at 10:52 Asia/Tokyo, Jonathan B.

CS>ORP, H202, and Ozonated Water

I'm doing a bit of reading about this topic (ORP, H202, and Ozonated Water). Interestingly, ozonated water is said to have a very highly negative (beneficial) ORP, whereas H202 is highly oxidative and as a highly positive ORP value. Here's some online reading that may be useful: http://h

CS>Simoncini, Baking Soda, Vitamin C

I am directing this to Mr. Bradley in hopes he may have some idea whether a vitamin C/ baking soda mix would retain any of the beneficial effects Dr. Simoncini has described. If memory serves me, Mr. Bradley is a long-ago post about various kinds of vitamin C described a mix of C and ordinary

Re: CS>Simoncini, Baking Soda, Vitamin C

m/~alexs/ascorbate/198x/smith-lh- clinical_guide_1988.htm Another excellent source of Vitamin C information is Http//www.vitamincfoundation.org On Saturday, Aug 29, 2009, at 10:32 Asia/Tokyo, Jonathan B. Britten wrote: I am directing this to Mr. Bradley in hopes he may hav

Re: CS>Simoncini, Baking Soda, Vitamin C

So: to restate the original question: If sodium carbonate combats cancer, might sodium ascorbate also have a similar effect? Not likely I suppose, but perhaps worth asking. On Saturday, Aug 29, 2009, at 11:04 Asia/Tokyo, Jonathan B. Britten wrote: I found the advice from Brooks on

Re: CS>Simoncini, Baking Soda, Vitamin C

Simoncini uses an IV to introduce the sodium carbonate into the blood just prior to the blood arriving at the cancer and to localize the effect of the pH change.   - Steve N - Original Message - From: Jonathan B. Britten To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Fri Aug 28 21:39:00 2009

Re: CS>Simoncini, Baking Soda, Vitamin C

with saints is tougher than being one. On 8/28/2009 10:39:00 PM, Jonathan B. Britten (jbrit...@nakamura-u.ac.jp) wrote: So: to restate the original question: If sodium carbonate combats cancer, might sodium ascorbate also have a similar effect? Not likely I suppose, but perhaps worth asking.

Re: CS>Simoncini, Baking Soda, Vitamin C

Here's a link with an interview of the good Doctor -- a lovely man. http://starfishproject.wordpress.com/2008/09/14/sodium-bicarbonate- treatment-kills-cancer-and-fungus/ On Saturday, Aug 29, 2009, at 13:00 Asia/Tokyo, Jonathan B. Britten wrote: That's a very amusing URL

Re: CS> baking soda

Scanning his site (cancerisfungus.net) I found that he claims there are some cancers that respond to home treatment. Others require catheterization, after which the patient can continue the therapy as an outpatient. On Saturday, Aug 29, 2009, at 22:01 Asia/Tokyo, Scott Adams wrote: "Apply

Re: CS>Re:MMS ENCAPSULATION

Graviola, also extensively studied, is available legally everywhere, at modest cost. The Budwig Diet, likewise. There are others worth considering but these come to mind at the moment, and are immediately available to almost anyone. On Tuesday, Sep 1, 2009, at 11:01 Asia/Tokyo, Bob Ban

Re: CS>EU666...US666 ]Leslie]

Research by Y. Omura, M.D., indicates that cilantro effectively removes mercury from the human body. There are various recipes for cilantro sauces on the Internet, as well as sources for capsules. On Tuesday, Sep 15, 2009, at 08:27 Asia/Tokyo, Deborah Gerard wrote: clay would absor

Re: CS>Re: Water Distiller

I think that corporate media have a nearly complete blackout on the DU issue. If anyone has links to studies supporting the claim below they would be welcome. On Tuesday, Sep 15, 2009, at 20:57 Asia/Tokyo, Donna wrote: When it rains these DUs come with the rain water. -- The Silver Li

Re: CS>EU666...US666 ]Leslie]

names, same plant. Marshall Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote: So does chlorella. dee On 15 Sep 2009, at 00:55, Jonathan B. Britten wrote: Research by Y. Omura, M.D., indicates that cilantro effectively removes mercury from the human body. There are various recipes for cilantro sauces on the

Re: CS>EU666...US666 ]Leslie]

ot; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parsely Bottom line: for purging mercury, you want the leaves of what is known as Chinese Parsley/ cilantro. On Wednesday, Sep 16, 2009, at 11:43 Asia/Tokyo, Jonathan B. Britten wrote: With respect, no. There is more than kind of parsley; cilantro is o

Re: CS>RE: silver-digest Digest V2009 #549

If the Italian MD Simoncini is correct, this cancer can be treated simply by drinking sodium bicarbonate. It's an arresting claim. A friend's wife died of this disease and it was painful even to witness; not long after colon cancer claimed another friend's wife. Had we known then of Simonci

Re: CS>Eliminate Toothache Infection (Abscess) With Anacardic Antibiotic in Cashew Nuts

This article did not reach me. Reposting appreciated. On Friday, Sep 18, 2009, at 21:36 Asia/Tokyo, Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote: Really good article Brooks.  dee On 17 Sep 2009, at 23:18, Brooks Bradley wrote: We have, during the immediately past 15 years, conducted various evaluatio

Re: CS>viral meningitis

I would like to add that the extensive research of Y. Omura, MD, shows that many heavy metals, bacteria, and viruses cross the barrier; many of his reports identify these in various parts of the brain of many of his patients. The barrier is evidently more porous than commonly thought.The

Re: CS>CS as a sterilizer

Check also the deal from Beyond A Century on 5,000 IU soft gels. It may be the best buy. On Sunday, Sep 27, 2009, at 17:34 Asia/Tokyo, Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote: I got mine from iHerb and they are Now brand and they are only $5.56 for 180 softgels and are 1000 IU dee On 26 Sep 2009, at 1

Re: CS>Alkalizing

Tokyo Broadcasting System ran a series about alakaline/acid water machines some years ago. A man who was to lose his foot due to diabetic gangrene saved his foot in hospital by soaking it in acid water (which alkaline water machines make as runoff, or by selecting the acid setting.) The aci

Re: CS>Breast cancer

A Swedish MD named Nordenstrom used electrodes to treat cancer, starting several decades ago. He was at the Karolinska Institute. I do not know what has become of his methodology. "Cancer Salves" by Ingrid Naiman specifically addresses breast cancer. It's a remarkable book. Altcancer.com

Re: CS>Europeans reject swine flu vaccines

A caveat: the Life Extension Foundation nutrition "bible" calls for much smaller doses. LEF does not avoid calling for vitamin does far higher than RDA, so when they suggest caution, I tend to pay attention. Here's a link to a page with many links. http://search.lef.org/search/default.asp

Re: CS>OT Vitamin D

I watched an interesting video from UCSD that a member posted here. It included a warning that D3 and Vit. A block the effects of one another, mainly A blocking D3. I recommend the video -- one of the most valuable postings on this list in quite some time. On Sunday, Nov 15, 2009, at 0

Re: CS>OT Vitamin D

From the earlier message:   http://grassrootshealth.net/ is a very good site for Vit D info.  This video in particular is fantastic: http://www.ucsd.tv/search-details.aspx?showID=16940.  It’s 30 minutes long, but worth every second to watch it.   On Sunday, Nov 15, 2009, at 10:57 Asia/Toky

CS>Honey and Botulinum

I was quite surprised to learn recently that honey is a primary source of botulism, especially in children. I'd never heard this until now. Doctors recommend that infants NEVER receive honey.It's useful information to pass along. -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing

Re: CS>MS cure - Comment

Arterial plaque, I have read, may form in response to inflammation resulting from pathogens. If so, EIS could have an effect by killing the pathogens that cause the buildup. Eventually, the body might clear out the plaque. It may be that something similar occurs in the brain, which might be

Re: CS>oreganol

It's a good company indeed. Sad to say, though, essential oil prices have just about doubled since I last ordered, putting them out of my budget. On Wednesday, Dec 9, 2009, at 14:05 Asia/Tokyo, Gail Rice wrote: http://www.av-at.com/ Are you looking for herb or oil? If you are looking

Re: CS>CDC says Mercury Common in U.S. Adults

To give some idea of the madness of mercury in dental fillings: cremation is criticized because of the toxic mercury vapor released in the process, from the deceased person's dental work. Imagine that. http://www.springerlink.com/content/04h2ryvnkenvevt1/ On Saturday, Dec 12, 2009,

CS>Late stage last-ditch cancer therapy

I am inquiring on behalf of a person near to death. Has anyone on this list seen any remarkable recoveries or spontaneous remissions with use of large quantities of EIS? I am familiar with R.0. Becker's amazing research, but that did not include cancer treatment or internal consumption of

Re: CS>question

Electrically isolated silver, aka home-brew "colloidal silver." On Wednesday, May 16, 2007, at 11:18 Asia/Tokyo, Leslie wrote: To: Jonathan   What is EIS? -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlis

Re: CS>Knot

R.e. magnetic pulsers: SOTA instruments has greatly upgraded their unit's capacitor, from a few hundred cycles to over 30 million. The price went up a bit but it certainly worth the difference if one uses the unit frequently. On Friday, May 25, 2007, at 00:18 Asia/Tokyo, Marshall Dudl

Re: CS>Raw Honey???? have a heart!

In Japan, as I write, there's a big scandal about honey, both domestic and imported. Some mfgrs. have been adding sweeteners to their "pure" honey had at last were found out.Lots of "pure honey" on sale at half price in the groceries these days! I am not sure how the scam was exposed.

Re: CS>Knot

It's the mark of leading companies . . . On Friday, May 25, 2007, at 08:55 Asia/Tokyo, Jonathan B. Britten wrote: R.e. magnetic pulsers: SOTA instruments has greatly upgraded their unit's capacitor, from a few hundred cycles to over 30 million. -- The Silver List is a

Re: CS>Raw Honey???? have a heart!

stores is ¥800 per kilogram, so the profits are pretty small. About 20& of the stuff analyzed turns out to have been adulterated. On Saturday, May 26, 2007, at 00:11 Asia/Tokyo, Marshall Dudley wrote: Jonathan B. Britten wrote: In Japan, as I write, there's a big scandal about ho

Re: CS>Krishna

The reality is quite different. Tylenol does not kill because one takes it with beer and gets hit by a bus. This is nonsense. Tylenol kills because people take it not knowing that a few drinks afterward may destroy their livers. How could the ordinary consumer know such a thing? It is

Re: CS>Krishna

Perhaps you're right, and my tone was probably too harsh; apologies for that. But if you dig up the excellent Esquire essay, you'll realize that that Ode's idea that people are entirely responsible for their reality is dangerously misleading. A person featured in the article was one of thous

Re: acetominophen, was Re: CS>Krishna

f the worst drugs for adverse liver effectsac even without alcohol consumption. Since I have borderline high liver values, he told me never to take acetominophen, ever. sol Jonathan B. Britten wrote: The reality is quite different. Tylenol does not kill because one takes it with beer and get

CS>Bloodroot Source

As many list members know, the altcancer.com was shut down by the FDA, but the site is still online. A recent update on the altcancer homepage lists a recommended provider: http://www.cancerx.org/index.html I spent time reading this site today, and found the claim that the products/protocol

Re: CS>dental: pericoronitis.leaning towards osteomyelitis

It sounds to me as though you are getting really incompetent medical advice. Any infection above the neck is very, very risky. You need to find someone who can help you in person, and soon. Anything advice that causes any delay in getting a competent MD or DDS would be bad, methinks.Go

Re: CS>dental: pericoronitis.leaning towards osteomyelitis

Again, one needs to be very careful, and seek medical advice. In the absence of that (or in the presence of the poor service you have gotten thus far) bloodroot tincture soaked into a cotton ball and applied to the infection will go deep into the site and destroy diseased tissue. One must pr

Re: Re[2]: CS>Re: CS Lugol's Iodine Solution

Won't open on my browser, Tel. On Saturday, Jun 9, 2007, at 23:35 Asia/Tokyo, Tel Tofflemire wrote: http://www.qualewoodherbal.com Tel Tofflemire Dewey, AZ -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverli

Re: CS>Lugols

Bloodrootproducts, mentioned below, is, if I am not mistaken, the company claimed by altcancer.com to sell an adulterated and largely useless version of the original, FDA-suppressed Cancema salve. You can verify this claim by checking the homepage of altcancer.com. There are a few sites

Re: CS>Lugols

Here's an update. Caveat emptor: http://altcancer.com/fake_cansema.htm I trust the people at altcancer.com, and hope they get back in business. On Saturday, Jun 16, 2007, at 15:21 Asia/Tokyo, Jonathan B. Britten wrote: Bloodrootproducts, mentioned below, is, if I a

Re: CS>Lugols

2007, at 11:22 Asia/Tokyo, Tel Tofflemire wrote: "Jonathan B. Britten" wrote: Bloodrootproducts, mentioned below, is, if I am not mistaken, the company claimed by altcancer.com to sell an adulterated and largely useless version of the original, FDA-suppressed Cancema salve. You

Re: CS>Lugols - Cansema

I think you're quite right, Jean. On Tuesday, Jun 19, 2007, at 17:31 Asia/Tokyo, Jean Baugh wrote: Hi, This is what I call disinformation, allowing useless copies to be sold of previously effective cures.  How better to confuse the truth? Jean Bloodrootproducts,  mentioned below,  is

Re: CS>bloodroot salves

Very interesting, Deborah. Here is a person who seems to be claiming immunity from a major FDA operation that shut down businesses and put people in jail. It is remarkable that anyone would make such a claim. If there's any truth to it, merely stating such a thing would jeopardize the very

CS>Lyme and Amy Tan

Some list members have reported recovery from Lyme disease after using EIS. These members and others may be interested in Amy Tan's remarkably well-written account of her own undiagnosed Lyme suffering. She finally got a correct diagnosis and continues to receive antibiotic therapy. Her ac

Re: CS>Re: homozon

Yours was a very useful overview, Ode. My thinking on this is pretty much the same: it's not an "all or nothing" situation. The key question is: when and how often should one use O3 or H202, and in what quantities, and for what purposes? If applied kinesiology were easier to conduct on

Re: CS>Re: homozon

Again, very good analogies here. Cheers. On Wednesday, Jun 27, 2007, at 21:20 Asia/Tokyo, Ode Coyote wrote: ** Make no mistake. Ozone WILL burn healthy tissues and so will Hydrogen Peroxide. Unhealthy tissues burn more easily, like tinder compared to oak beams. It's use *can* be practical,

Re: CS>Re: homozon

Search Google for detox recipes using Cilantro.Discovered by Y. Omura, MD and increasingly well-known. On Wednesday, Jun 27, 2007, at 23:28 Asia/Tokyo, Leslie wrote: I am somewhat confused as to the best way to detox mercury from my body. -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for dis

CS>Recipe

I wonder whether anyone would know and be willing to share a recipe for an approximation of the AlphaOmega Casema Tonic III. I appreciate that this is a proprietary product, but for persons in poor countries, it is not affordable, and ill persons might be able to make inexpensive concoctions a

CS>And Speaking of Poisons. . . .

I have information from an expert herbalist that a low-cost -- virtually free -- home-brew concoction made from the leaves of a very toxic plant has powerful anti-cancer properties very similar to the famous Cansema Tonic III.The poisonous plant is Oleander, which goes by various other na

Re: CS>And Speaking of Poisons. . . .

Thanks, Chuck. There are many recipes for the salve, but I was looking for a tonic/tincture/decoction recipe. Cheers, JBB On Saturday, Jul 7, 2007, at 00:45 Asia/Tokyo, cking...@nycap.rr.com wrote: Jonathan Pat on the cancer list has duplicated a cansema. It's in the archives of http://g

Re: CS>And Speaking of Poisons. . . .

Very likely true: the toxin is most concentrated in the sap. But even the smoke can kill. . . On Saturday, Jul 7, 2007, at 06:29 Asia/Tokyo, Day Sutton wrote: There is an old story about a Boy Scout who cut  an Oleander branch to roast his hotdog on and it killed him.very toxic stuff..

Re: CS>[List Owner] I'm here...

Well said. Here's a bit of common sense: if one has a "thanks" to give to one member, it's best to direct the message to that person, and not to the entire list. It's frustrating to read a message that says only, "Thanks, Elmo!" On Sunday, Jul 8, 2007, at 04:54 Asia/Tokyo, Carlos Pérez

Re: CS>And Speaking of Poisons. . . .

hen the rest of use were smoking grape vines, smoked a poison ivy vine, and it almost killed him. Marshall Day Sutton wrote: > There is an old story about a Boy Scout who cut an Oleander branch to > roast his hotdog > on and it killed him.very toxic stuff... > > On 7/6/0

Re: CS>Overlooked cause of Disease

Older Japanese people strongly believe in the power of "haragei," which might be loosely translated as "stomach mind" or something along those lines. I once read a fascinating English language book on this topic. Young Japanese seem to know nothing about it this idea. I've asked on several

Re: CS>thick toenails, Sock Process

In Japan especially, the patent process is used to steal. Matsushita Electric Corporation is often called "Maneshita Denki" -- meaning, Copycat Electric. Some year ago an American ex-pat invented a very good drying lamp for photo processing. Matsuhita stole his patented invention/design,

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