A few ideas that might be worth pondering:
1) Dr. Y. Omura, MD., claims that Chinese Parsley (cilantro)
effectively scavenges metals from the body. Adding this to the
regimen might accelerate the results.
2) I just read today that chlorella is also very good at binding to
metals and other
I will state strongly that the statements made against this group are
false and libelous. When the archives are eventually restored, it
will be readily demonstrable that long-time members of this list have
had ample opportunity to learn about argyria. I have made posting on
this topic mysel
most welcome.
Congratulations on your wonderful good fortune.
On Thursday, Feb 8, 2007, at 00:37 Asia/Tokyo, Jodi W Menard wrote:
Subject:
Date: 2/6/2007, 1:09 AM
From:
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
"Jonathan B. Britten" wrote:
I just read today that chlorella is also very good
Is this ordinary table salt, sodium chloride? There are, of course,
many salts, so list members need to be sure which one we're discussing.
Also, there are various kinds of sodium chloride derived from
different sources and processes, I believe. Any details most welcome.
Thanks.
On Tue
Mastering processes is one area in which Japanese craftsmen -- in all
fields -- tend to excel. There is an enormous emphasis on process
perfection and this starts early. It is a commonplace that an
apprentice will need a decade to master the details, whether it is in
making pottery or precis
Up to age ten or twelve, children can regenerate finger tips just as a
lizard regenerates its tail. After that, the unaided ability
disappears. I don't know the reason for this. It may be linked to
thymus shrinkage that reportedly begins around puberty, but this is
just a guess.
On Thu
Another example of good science coming out of Japan. The discoverer of
these mirror molecules got the Nobel for it. You're right: the form
makes all the difference. LEF has information about this at lef.org if
you search their site. My understanding is limited basically to this:
the cons
One caution: some folks can overdose on iron. The condition is most
often found in persons of Celtic extraction, I believe.Perhaps then
some persons might be sensitive so overdose of other substances
including ionic or molecular silver.
On Tuesday, Mar 20, 2007, at 02:30 Asia/Tokyo, Jo
This kind of posting is the reason we really need archives again
someday.
I archive messages from this list, and have dozens of very useful
references. This is one of them. I lack the expertise to verify the
claims, but I know the poster is a serious, long-term participant, so I
am inclined
I do the same; good advice.
JBB
On Saturday, Apr 7, 2007, at 20:29 Asia/Tokyo, JES AM & PM wrote:
Moral of the story - cut and paste - and keep your own archives.
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I'm not an active researcher but I stumbled on this; it might be
useful to some who have labs.
http://www.hielscher.com/ultrasonics/
nano_01.htm?gclid=COCZhqHOvIsCFSezYAodilx8yA
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Duncan San,
If a person buys a product such as Weider brand whey protein powder,
does he or she get the benefits of undenatured whey? It is nearly
impossible to find "raw" whey where I live.
Thanks.
On Thursday, Apr 12, 2007, at 04:03 Asia/Tokyo, Duncan Crow wrote:
Undenatured whey, a
Life Extension Foundation claims the crucial problem is lack of
carnitine in vegetarian diets.
Supplementing with this nutrient might solve the problems.
JBB
On Thursday, May 3, 2007, at 19:19 Asia/Tokyo, Faith Saint Francis
wrote:
Well, having been a straight, serious vegetarian for ov
I'd suggest referring to the Life Extension Foundation studies. They
are meticulously footnoted and often clear up confusing claims.
On Tuesday, May 8, 2007, at 03:01 Asia/Tokyo, Dee wrote:
It does say that there are different forms of Vit E but the body can
only
use one - the tocophorol (
I'll second that! This is a wonderful list. Best wishes to all
during the holiday season.
On Monday, Dec 24, 2007, at 02:01 Asia/Tokyo, faith gagne wrote:
You do a great job Mike. Merry Christmas.
Faith G.
- Original Message - From: "M. G. Devour"
To:
Sent: Sunday, December
I've always admired Frank Key's site because he's been very helpful on
this list, particularly in making it quite clear that
controlled-current home-brew EIS using distilled water is generally
safe and effective.This gentleman has a proprietary product for
sale, but has never denigrated the
Some black salves are worthless, and apparently some are deliberately
made that way, sorry to say.
See altcancer.com for some information on that.
The original product from that now-defunct company had countless
testimonials -- photos and videos -- showing that it worked.
Competing product
I have word that altcancer.com will have products available to all
countries but the USA starting a week from now.
This may be lifesaving information for the person fighting skin cancer.
The genuine product from altcancer.com has saved lives.
I have no financial affiliation with the compan
The following link is important.
http://www.truthnews.us/?p=1444
The research claims that HPV is not, as commonly claimed, a cause of
cervical cancer, and that the FDA approved a vaccine against HPV to
protect against cervical cancer despite knowing that there's no causal
connection.
--
T
I have one question about this: might it not be possible to deal with
the problem without pulling teeth?
One view on this is that there is no way to do so. I find this line of
thinking inflexible. Most mainline MDs claim that only surgery and
radiation can treat cancer, and many of us k
It would also be good to know whether there was a lot of coffee or
other source of caffeine in the diet. M. Dudley has said many times
that this chemical acts as a "developer" in the body. One would also
want to know whether there was a lot of sun exposure, use of tanning
salons, or any oth
List,
It is becoming increasingly clear even to the corporate news outlets
that chemtrails can't be ignored.
The local news in Shreveport LA., USA, is a good, unbiased report.
The translated German news report indicates that professional
researchers are paying close attention also.
http://
e:
>
> > I too been wondering how long Chem trails would continue to be
> > ignored. Had previously believed that they would not be fully
> > investigated until one of the planes disseminating the chemtrails
> > crash landed in scientists and news reporters back yards.
&g
Do you have any links that substantiate this, and that make clear who
"they" are? Thanks.
On Saturday, Jan 12, 2008, at 12:25 Asia/Tokyo, Karen Eck wrote:
in the US they are confiscating and destroying darkfield scopes.
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On Saturday, Jan 12, 2008, at 22:52 Asia/Tokyo, Wayne Fugitt wrote:
At 12:20 AM 1/12/2008, you wrote:
Do you have any links that substantiate this,
I don't doubt the reports.These could be remotely-operated unmanned
experimental military vehicles. That would allow for the acceleration.
If there's nothing alive inside, no worries.
Where do they come from and where do they go? There could be bases on
the dark side of the moon for al
I saw the Peter Jennings broadcast some years ago. I'd expected to be
disappointed, but instead was quite impressed. I'd recommend the
broadcast highly.
On Thursday, Jan 24, 2008, at 23:36 Asia/Tokyo, Carol Ann wrote:
Peter Jennings. One of the few mainstream media coverages.
http://abcn
I have read that added MSG is sometimes labeled as a "spice" or
"seasoning" or "flavoring," though I don't know this for certain.
On Tuesday, Feb 5, 2008, at 20:52 Asia/Tokyo, Ode Coyote wrote:
(For the record, any monosodium glutamate, or MSG, used ["added"] to
flavor food must be declared on
See this link for an interview:
http://www.sotainstruments.com/blue_man.asp
On Sunday, Feb 10, 2008, at 11:39 Asia/Tokyo, His Child wrote:
I noticed in his latest video that he kind of liked the attention he's
getting now with his publicity. I sincerely hope for his sake that he
doesn't le
ta says it was sea salt which of course comes from the world's
septic tank and could contain anything from nuclear waste to many
other byproducts of war as well as medical waste and cruise ship
garbage to name a few.
Why anyone would put such crap in their body is beyond me .
Dave
Jona
ybe I read something into it that wasn't there but he said his feet
were also bluing and that his body was blue.
Don't know what you saw but that is what I read. You can plainly see
his arms as well as his hands are discolored.
Dave
Jonathan B. Britten wrote:
If you watch the vide
An observant person can collect the residue that falls on parked
vehicles the day following this kind of spraying. There's no doubt
that it's particulate matter of some kind. It's a pale yellowish oily
stuff that appears dry as dust to the eye, but streaks when wiped with
a cloth. I d
sting. They sprayed here all
over the lakes and shortly thereafter many people had the flu.
So, Collodial Silver I would think would help?!
Leslie
- Original Message - From: "Jonathan B. Britten"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 9:19 PM
Subject: Re: CS>chemtrai
Once in a while there are interesting patterns, fern-like.
When the activity is heavy, the whole sky is overcast, as though a
translucent bowl has been put over the city.That level of spraying
is infrequent.
On Friday, Feb 15, 2008, at 01:10 Asia/Tokyo, Marshall Dudley wrote:
Jonathan B
EPA/DHA fish oil is a powerful, broad-spectrum
anti-bacterial/viral/fungal agent. It's a first line of defense and
can be taken on a daily basis as a prophylactic measure.
On Friday, Feb 22, 2008, at 00:08 Asia/Tokyo, Marshall Dudley wrote:
I don't know how many varieties are going around
A group in England has the answer: buy all the opium in Afghanistan,
at a fraction of the price of the "war on drugs", make it into legal
painkillers desperately needed in poor countries, and give it away to
hospitals through the governments. End of problem.
It will never happen because i
One theory of arthritis is that it's an auto-immune disorder resulting
from mycoplasma infection. If true, EIS could provide a cure.
Whether any studies show evidence of this I don't know.
On Saturday, Feb 23, 2008, at 21:50 Asia/Tokyo, Ian Davies wrote:
I have heard and read on many occa
I believe that this information is hard science and that it has the
potential to revolutionize science. I've thought so for many years
now. One doesn't hear so much about it, so please feel free to pass on
the link. It seems German and Russian scientists are moving ahead
more rapidly than o
I'll mention again briefly the powerful graviola plant. I know
personally of a 50-something man with stage four kidney cancer (one
removed and biopsied) metastasized throughout the body and bone. He
was sent home to die, and even morphine did not stop the pain.
Graviola leaves and twigs (n
Jason Eaton, a long-time list member, has posted a great deal about
this and has priceless information on his web site. Perhaps he'll add
more.
On Wednesday, May 28, 2008, at 18:59 Asia/Tokyo, Paula Perry wrote:
This is an old message that I had saved. In light of the huge number of
people
A recent issue of Harpers Magazine contains one of the most remarkable
articles I've ever had the displeasure of reading. If you live in NYC
and drink the water, you might not want to read it.The stuff is
basically recycled sewage.
On Tuesday, Jun 3, 2008, at 08:50 Asia/Tokyo, Jeff She
Could you make clear what you're referring to here? Thanks in advance.
On Friday, Jun 6, 2008, at 00:15 Asia/Tokyo, Ode Coyote wrote:
Science has recently proven that communication is not limited by time
OR space.an opening into a whole new set of rules should "brains"
connect well and o
It's an important question. I have two friends who each lost his wife
a few months after she gave birth. Both women died of cancer (stomach
and colon respectively) which was undiagnosed and unsymptomatic until
soon after giving birth.
I have since read of other such cases, and one of my frie
Frank Key's wonderful contributions to this list have included his
statement that he believes home-made EIS contains both ionic and
particulate silver, mostly the former, and that it is effective.
That's the key point.
The gentleman has a product for sale, but is quite direct and honest
abou
The following link is interesting, and something I'd not heard, despite
various claims on this list about hemp oil. It's worth a read:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/paul-armentano/what-your-government-
know_b_108712.html?view=print
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An MD named Y. Omura wrote about microwaves some years ago. One detail
I recall is that his patented bi-digital o-ring test showed a
remarkable detrimental effect of micro-waved food, but also that the
detrimental (muscle weakening) effect diminished over time.
If one trusts Omura's work, as
This is off-topic, but I'll ask anyway: the Irish breakfast blend tea
I ordered from the USA for many years has become unaffordable due to
elimination of USPS ocean shipping. Air is very expensive to the
Asian region.
I'm looking for a good bulk supply from Australia or New Zealand in
hope
I'd be glad to pay for a little kit that could be used for this
protocol, with one modification: it should be set up strictly for
emergency use with one of those aerosol O2 canisters sold in sports
shops to athletes and climbers.There are several good vendors on
this list who are set up to
I'm one of several on the list who has list who has been worried about
H202 being inhaled. I'd worry that with a severe lung infection a
person could outright suffocate from the chemical reaction.
Reacting with bacteria in the oral cavity, ordinary drugstore H202 can
be painful, and can pro
That's an interesting experiment, and the caveats are important and
well-explained. I've long admired Jason Eaton's site and his
interesting postings here.
I wish there were a bit more detail about how he measured the "clearer"
lungs. Amount of expectoration? Subjective feeling? Other?
Seems Monsanto is getting out of the dairy hormone business.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/07/business/
07bovine.html?_r=1&oref=slogin
Who would want to buy what they have to sell -- product or business?
They may be unable to unload it . . .
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An MD named Y. Omura did some research on this topic, using his
patented Bi-Digital O-Ring test. His published work showing that
microwaved food and drink had deleterious effects on human health, as
measured by a weakening of the o-ring finger strength.
I respect Omura's work very much, so h
ad to the use of acupuncture
to help people quit smoking and lose weight.
All I could find on his research with the O ring test was about 4
foods, and how to tell which were good for which type of person. could
you quote or send references to the article? susie
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I think an American invented liquid-fueled rockets. . . . Werner Von
Braun gave credit to Goddard, I think. I saw one of Goddard's first
rockets in a space museum somewhere once; it looked something like a
backwoods whiskey still created by a lunatic plumber.
On Thursday, Oct 27, 2005, a
I do not believe this is correct. See:
http://www.gsfc.nasa.gov/75th/about.htm
JBB
On Friday, Oct 28, 2005, at 22:43 Asia/Tokyo, odecoy...@alltel.net
wrote:
The Nazi V2 was the first successful liquid fueled rocket.
The card carrying nazi party inventor became an American later.
He car
Consider experimenting with bloodroot, which you may find penetrates
the gum and seeks out diseased tissue beneath the gumline and even in
the dentin.At least two list members report beneficial effects from
using bloodroot for dental purposes. I use a tincture. There is
information in th
This link claims that Tamiflu is an inferior drug. I was told as much
this week by a very good Dutch medical doctor who has his office here
in Fukuoka, Japan. He does not recommend Tamiflu, but instead urges
his patients to visit his office for -- wait for it -- a treatment
involving n
Interesting also to point out the the American Consulate has recently
sent out messages to overseas residents about the influenza prospects.
These official messages indicate that the American Consulates have all
stocked up on Tamiflu, but can not provide the drug to ordinary
Americans not conn
A major TV news channel in Japan just featured a brief segment in which
a Japanese health ministry expert openly discussed the likelihood that
some one recent, severe flu outbreak in Asia, with fatalities, was in
fact the result of a faulty immunization.I was glad to see open
discussion of
Bob,
I am passingly familiar with the Silverlon site, which is fascinating.
Correct me if I am wrong, but is it not true that the Silverlon
bandages use silver particles in order to generate the ions?
IAW, is it not true that the user starts with a silver-impregnated
bandage, adds water,
Regarding raw foods, I would urge caution. In Japan, a number of
people have died from HIV-E after eating raw boar. There have been a
number of such cases.
I believe also that unpasteurized milk used to be a source of
tuberculosis. Even sushi, so common to all of us, requires very
carefu
Terry,
How could EIS do that? Presumably it had to neutralize the poison?
Or can you think of any other plausible mechanism?
I have used an electronic acupuncture device many times to break up the
poison of a mosquito bite, thereby preventing swelling and itching.
Could it be that the e
Don't miss this fine video from Mr. Carnicom:
http://www.911busters.com/chem_trails/MOV/aerosol_crimes.mov
JBB
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Try getting to the video from this page:
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On Saturday, Nov 5, 2005, at 17:09 Asia/Tokyo, debbie cozens wrote:
The link did not work for me..
Debbie
"Jonathan B. Britten" wrote:
Don't miss this fine video from Mr. Carnic
You might find useful information in a book entitled "Cancer Salves."
Check Amazon.
On Monday, Nov 7, 2005, at 23:55 Asia/Tokyo, Hurd's Cornstoves wrote:
Hello, the link did not work for jacoblabs
I have some DMSO that is pure, but about 8 years old in a 8-oz plastic
bottle.
Will plastic in
Long-time list members may recall various postings about a company
called WaterOz. One repeated claim was the the silver products sold
by this company produced argyria.Jason Eaton may know most about
this topic.
By pure chance I stumbled across a news article about the arrest and
convic
This is interesting. The standards for kosher approval are reputedly
very high, such that many non-Jewish consumers look for kosher
products. Here we have an apparent conflict: Ivory reportedly says
the product does have animal fat, according to one post. Perhaps they
make a special produc
Prions can not be destroyed except by astonishingly high temperatures
produced only in special furnaces created for that purpose.They are
non-living. High heat destroys most other pathogens readily.
On Friday, Nov 11, 2005, at 10:12 Asia/Tokyo, Ken & Nancy Bagwell wrote:
"the parasites
A number of Japanese have died recently from hepatitis after eating raw
boar.
Good luck and be careful.
On Friday, Nov 11, 2005, at 11:57 Asia/Tokyo, V wrote:
I have eaten pork raw. I ate some Lamb raw yesterday. I eat beef most
of the time when I eat raw. there are a lot of people that ea
I do not know whether prions have ever been found in pork or not. So
far as I know, not. Sorry if my comment was misleading.
On Friday, Nov 11, 2005, at 18:43 Asia/Tokyo, oldgl...@bigcountry.net
wrote:
Hi,
Are you talking about prions, as in BSE? Are you saying they are in
pork?
Jus
I would recommend finding the original Cancema salve and starting with
that. The product is still available but not from vendors in the USA.
See altcancer.com. Melanoma is the most dangerous skin cancer and
time is of the essence.
On Thursday, Dec 1, 2005, at 13:45 Asia/Tokyo, and
Someone recently provided a link to an article from the U. of Texas.
This article states that some mycoplasma are commensal, that is, they
normally reside in the human body.
That essay is worth reading -- highly informative!
NB that beta amaloid protein, implicated in Alzheimer's disease, is
SARIN GAS.
NOT SARAN.
On Friday, Dec 9, 2005, at 00:30 Asia/Tokyo, Marshall Dudley wrote:
I can't find the formula for saran gas. If you try to find it, don't
confuse
it with polyvinylidene chloride, which is Saran wrap.
There are a number of sites on the breakdown of teflon such as
http://
One leading medical researcher has devoted his career to the theory
that toxoplasm gondii, from cats, particularly their excrement, is a
leading, though not sole, cause of schizophrenia.The recent issue
of Esquire features an article about this MD. Those who are
interested will find it re
+0900 "Jonathan B. Britten"
writes:
One leading medical researcher has devoted his career to the theory
that toxoplasm gondii, from cats, particularly their excrement, is a
leading, though not sole, cause of schizophrenia.The recent
issue
of Esquire features an article about this MD.
Again:
Sarin.
Not saran.
On Friday, Dec 9, 2005, at 00:42 Asia/Tokyo, Marshall Dudley wrote:
I went through those pages, and searched for saran, and it is not
mentioned in
any of the pages. If you can find saran anywhere on that site please
guide me to
it. Teflon does break down to two di
Dear Catherine,
You are evidently much better informed about this topic than I am.
Good for you, and thanks for your elaboration.
All the same, I urge list members to read the entire "Science" section
of the December 2005 issue of Esquire: there is much of value there,
not only the article
Retransmitting as Plain text. Useful information!
JBB
On Saturday, Dec 10, 2005, at 16:25 Asia/Tokyo, Jonathan B. Britten
wrote:
List,
I am reposting a message put in the public domain by Vinny Pinto, who
hosts several excellent lists about Essential Microorganisms. His
information is
Retransmitting PART ONE
On Sunday, Dec 11, 2005, at 13:38 Asia/Tokyo, Jonathan B. Britten wrote:
Retransmitting as Plain text. Useful information!
JBB
On Saturday, Dec 10, 2005, at 16:25 Asia/Tokyo, Jonathan B. Britten
wrote:
List,
I am reposting a message put in the public domain by
RETRANSMITTING PART TWO
On Sunday, Dec 11, 2005, at 13:38 Asia/Tokyo, Jonathan B. Britten wrote:
Retransmitting as Plain text. Useful information!
JBB
On Saturday, Dec 10, 2005, at 16:25 Asia/Tokyo, Jonathan B. Britten
wrote:
List,
I am reposting a message put in the public domain by
Begin forwarded message:
From: Vinny Pinto
Date: Thu Sep 2, 2004 01:04:22 Asia/Tokyo
To: live-f...@yahoogroups.com, em-hea...@yahoogroups.com,
uber-vital...@yahoogroups.com, primald...@yahoogroups.com
Cc: i...@rawcacao.com, opti...@earthlink.net,
rwsniad...@transformationinstitute.org, rws
This is not funny.
On Sunday, Dec 11, 2005, at 19:13 Asia/Tokyo, Ode Coyote wrote:
Schizophrenia is the leading cause of playing with cat poop.
Ode
At 11:54 AM 12/10/2005 -0600, you wrote:
Stress is a major causal factor in schizophrenia in conjunction with
genetic predisposition--the kin
You are right, Mike, my cut-and-past resubmissions of the plain text
messages did not turn up even after quite some time, which caused me to
go to the original and forward that.
That worked like a charm, and I should have done that in the first
place. But thanks for your effort.
The main po
Dear Catherine,
Thank you for your very educational reply. I have flagged it for
future reference. List members are fortunate indeed to have someone
with your knowledge among us.
If Esquire published worthwhile letters, I would urge you to write, but
most are one-paragraph or so of drivel
and has written a great book. The
link is on the above webpage and is a free download from Ronald's > site.
Kallie Miller
- Original Message - From: "Jonathan B. Britten"
To:
Sent: Saturday, December 10, 2005 10:58 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Re: The healing properties
with addictive disorders.
On Monday, Dec 12, 2005, at 23:57 Asia/Tokyo, Nenah Sylver wrote:
- Original Message - From: "Jonathan B. Britten"
To:
Sent: Monday, December 12, 2005 1:45 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Re: CS- Schizophrenia
I am not a medical researcher, but I will tak
t, let not
the Shock be too violent; rather let several small Shocks be given.
Secondly, do not give a Shock to the whole Body, when only a particular
part is affected. If it be given to the Part affected only, little Harm
can follow even from a violent shock" (Wesley 1759).
"Jonathan B.
Regarding this comment: YES! Three nine-volt batteries, two
double-head alligator clips, and two silver strips, packed in a
zip-lock bag, ought to go everywhere with everyone. Keep a set in the
car, in the travel bag, etc.Someone could make a few bucks peddling
just such an emergency ki
It would always be best to used distilled water; to disregard that is
a bad idea.
The basic information about a "3 nines" device, however, is useful.
In an emergency, ordinary drinking water would work, but would not be
the preferred method.
On Tuesday, Dec 13, 2005, at 13:18 Asia/Toky
I have an old video put out by the late Bob Beck, distributed by SOTA
devices. Beck was an interesting eccentric, a bit of a crank in some
of his ideas, but a very entertaining speaker. At one point in his
lecture he went so far as to say he'd made CS using Anchor Steam beer.
Well, he wasn't
Catherine San,
Thanks for this. I will follow up on it.
As for German brain-tuner units, if you have any links, would you
kindly forward them to me directly? I am quite curious.
For years I have wanted to try a Bob Beck brain tuner but have yet to
get around to it. Too many other inte
I can add this: when seriously ill with mycoplasmic pneumonia some
years ago, the MD "prescribed" a drink called Pocari Sweat, Japan's
version of Gatorade. I drank many liters a day and needed every drop.
But be careful what you buy: another "health" drink here called
"Amino Suppli" rep
Sorry, I don't know it. The article is in the December 2005 Esquire.
JBB
On Tuesday, Dec 13, 2005, at 16:31 Asia/Tokyo, Jim Holmes wrote:
Jonathan,
Will you save me searching about by sending the Doc's link?
TIA
Jim
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From: Jonathan B. Britten [ma
Just a note: I have been experimenting with EIS added to 3.5%
pasteurized, homogenized milk (itself a colloidal suspension) taken
just before bedtime. About 25% EIS, 75% milk.
I would be curious to hear from anyone who tries this; I think there
are some interesting results from taking th
I read not so long ago that Michael Moore is working about a
documentary about American medical care, and may include a segment
about the suppression of the excellent altcancer.com/Alpha Omega Labs.
I have a very healthy respect for the work that company did, and I
believe they were telling
It would be a valuable public service if a precise recipe could be
placed in the public domain. All ingredients are readily available,
I think.
JBB
On Monday, Dec 19, 2005, at 16:52 Asia/Tokyo, Raine wrote:
The salve I use has the following ingredients;
chapparal
bloodroot
galangal r
Amen.
According the mainstream news reports, President Bush has admitted his
repeated and willful violations of the law in ordering spying on
American citizens; according to AP, the FBI admits that most of the
more than 10,000 were not suspected of any wrongdoing.
Only a handful of persons
One of the most remarkable testimonials on the altcancer site came from
a man named Kent Estes of Tennessee, who provided extensive
photographic evidence. Doctors had recommended surgery that would have
left him without a good portion of his tongue, palate and jaw. Estes
used Cancema to effe
My goodness: a 173 page book, free with one mouse-click!
Thanks for that.
I notice that in the first chapter the doctor addresses my
long-standing question about the conflict between H202 therapy and the
free-radical theory of aging and cellular damage. That alone suggests
this is a worthw
A quick book report: yes, it is a worthwhile read, with excellent
references. A few key points:
The doctor is very enthusiastic about the benefits of IV H202; he
clearly hedges his bets about oral use. If one uses ingests the stuff
at all -- he pointedly makes no recommendation about this
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