CSGSE

Hi Robb Sorry for the slow reply (I'm now in Thailand, not much Internet here). Well appart from CS and GSE I really don't know anything better. You can try Tea tree oil inhalations. I know it's a strong antiseptic and works in a similar way to GSE. It also cleans up the mucus... try. But please

Re: CSbird bath

Silly,,, but mix it with blood??? Maia --- Marshall Dudley mdud...@execonn.com wrote: How on earth would you get an adult mosquito to drink any CS? Marshall Malcolm Stebbins wrote: OTOH, would the CS cure the mosquitos of west nile virus - in their adult flying-biting phase?

Re: CSCS and Eczema/xylitol

of xylitol before I discovered this. - Original Message - From: Maja Hristozova majahristoz...@yahoo.com To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2003 9:50 PM Subject: Re: CSCS and Eczema/xylitol YES Cystic Fibrosis people use it A LOT. www.xlear.com They also inhale

CSPollen allergies and MSM

Hi Sheila Glad to hear MSM is working well for you. You are not the first one to experience getting rid of an alergy with MSM. The only thing I'm concerned is the high dosse. You are brave to try.. I know 1 teaspoon is enough.. Do you take the 5-6 spoons at once or splitted. Also tsp means

Re: CSCS and Eczema/xylitol

YES Cystic Fibrosis people use it A LOT. www.xlear.com They also inhale xylitol. They use it to do irrigation of the nostrals and reduce the spread of the infections. Xylitol help the cillia beat and thus Pseudomonas for example has trouble spreading (it is stoppes by the beats).. ah sorry .. not

Re: CSCS and Eczema/xylitol

YES Cystic Fibrosis people use it A LOT. www.xlear.com They also inhale xylitol. They use it to do irrigation of the nostrals and reduce the spread of the infections. Xylitol help the cillia beat and thus Pseudomonas for example has trouble spreading (it is stoppes by the beats).. ah sorry .. not

Re: CSCS and Eczema/xylitol

YES Cystic Fibrosis people use it A LOT. www.xlear.com They also inhale xylitol. They use it to do irrigation of the nostrals and reduce the spread of the infections. Xylitol help the cillia beat and thus Pseudomonas for example has trouble spreading (it is stoppes by the beats).. ah sorry .. not

CSXylitol

. Your English is mostly understandable to me! JBB Maja Hristozova wrote: YES Cystic Fibrosis people use it A LOT. www.xlear.com They also inhale xylitol. They use it to do irrigation of the nostrals and reduce the spread of the infections. Xylitol help the cillia beat

Re: CSCS and aloe vera

Yes, I have used Aloe vera leaves when I had sunburn. It was fun. I cut a leaf, opened it, drank the gel (which is also very healing and help putting weight as well :) and used the leaves on my skin. Maia --- cking...@nycap.rr.com wrote: Great stuff. It's healing, too!

CSNeed help to calculate the PPM

In Bulgaria we only have 1-2 brands Silver and it doesn't say the PPM on the bottle. So I need help to calculate it - it's written - 2120 micrograms per bottle. 1 bottle is 175 mililitres. Is it possible at all to calculate the PPM from that? Maia

CSProbiotic defficiency?

I assume it's just adds on the TV to stimulate the sells, but they said that 'you need probiotics EVERY day'. So WHY would you need them every day?? Could you have probiotic defficiency? Maia __ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Search - Faster.

RE: CSCS resistency

(impossibility to expell the mucus) and so on... Maia --- James-Osborn: Holmes-Junior a...@cybermesa.com wrote: Hello Maia and all, No, I missed something. Can you give me the full text or source of that quote? Thank you, JOH -Original Message- From: Maja Hristozova

Re: CSRe[2]: CSTea Tree Oil

Yes, of course Except most oil producers won't write such a detailed information. I only know 1 company so far that gives you the process of extraction and the use of a base oil. But using pesticides/chemicals... I'm not sure anyone can tell you that.. at least not in the 'normal' shops.. Well you

Re: CS process/elimination Maja

Thanks I'll read it and I'll get back if I have any questions :) Maia --- INGRID KROPP-OVERSTREET pfsing...@msn.com wrote: this website talks about what happens to the silver after you drink. check it out. this is the title. COLLOIDAL SILVER - WHERE DOES IT GO WHEN YOU DRINK IT? HOW

Re: CSCS resistency

by any antibiotic (including CS). Thanks, JOH -Original Message- From: Dean Miller [mailto:dtmil...@midiowa.net] Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 11:02 PM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: CSCS resistency On Thu, 3 Apr 2003 17:34:46 -0800 (PST), Maja Hristozova

Re: CSRe: Glutathione uptake

Hi Duncan I got lost (again) ... You are saying there are 4 types of glutathione, but then you are saying GSH and GPx are the most important forms. I didn't know there are so many types of glutathione (do you have any basic papers on that?) and second which is abbreviated by GSH? I thought GSH =

Re: CSselenium depletion/pat

Yep It's much clearer now. I understand the selenium bit, but I think I'm confusing the words - I thought 'deposit' is something like 'store' and so we should avoid staffing our body with silver. I think you mean more like 'reach'. But does the silver actually stay in the body tissues? I thought

Re: CSMSM

Do you have any alergies? And yes, they sometimes combine MSM with DMSO so might be the DMSO that has the bad effect. Maia --- Roger Barker rbar...@orcon.net.nz wrote: on 11/4/2003 2:46 PM, Robb Allen at rube2...@hotmail.com wrote: Every Time I start taking msm in doses for pain

Re: CSSelenium??

Thanks a lot Catherine I guess just for sure we'll increase the selenium intake while taking CS. Cystic Fibrosis patients suffer by default from lack of selenium and they take the supplements on a daily basis. So if CS bonds with selenium we better take more selenium just incase. I belive storing

CSSelenium depletion??/Pat

Hi Pat I got lost here... Can you please explain it as for a simple (not a native English) audience... sorry.. I'm just a new subscriber and don't know much... to me it would make sense that selenium would be depleted due to the use of CS. Yes... if with the help of selenium it deposits more

Re: CSlung diseases fibrosis, asthma, COPD etc....

Hello Duncan Yes, selenium is well known and taken by most Cystic Fibrosis people that I know. They also take additional antioxidants, almost all vitamins (C + all the fat solable), Calcium, Magnesium (which play a major role in many processes in the body), DHA, CoEnzymeQ10 and some antioxidant

Re: CSCS resistency

the soluton to the pseudomonas may work. DMSO may overcome these barriers. I have had excellent success using very small amounts of DMSO. In the order of a drop per cup of CS, or CS and H2O2. The ghastly smell is replaced with delightful woody aromas which change constantly. Tony Maja

CSFoods, drinks, etc. that interact with Colloidal Silver?

As I was writing the message below describing how Cystic Fibrosis patients take A LOT of supplements, minerals, and so on I realised I'm not quite sure about.. Are there any foods, drinks, etc. that decrease the effectiveness of the CS? Some interactions?? Thanks, Maia --- Maja Hristozova

Re: CSSelenium??

Yes, please someone clarify that - does Colloidal Silver deplete selenium? It is very important for me to know... Maia --- mamapug mama...@netzero.net wrote: I thought I read that selenium supplementation is a very good idea when one takes CS as the CS depletes selenium as part of

Re: CSFoods, drinks, etc. that interact with Colloidal Silver?

can do so if they are in the citrate form, thus I personally avoid mixing CS and fruit juices. There may not be a problem, but I believe better safe than sorry. Marshall Maja Hristozova wrote: As I was writing the message below describing how Cystic Fibrosis patients take A LOT

Re: CSlung diseases fibrosis, asthma, COPD etc....

And I assume you are only talking abut buffered GSH? Also what do you mean by This has been in the medical research for years. Sorry, I only know that in Cystic Fibrosis this is kind of research on the age, so I would be very surprised if other people with lung problems have inhaled GSH for

Re: CSCS resistency

On Thu, 3 Apr 2003 17:34:46 -0800 (PST), Maja Hristozova majahristoz...@yahoo.com wrote: Pseudomonas eventually kills them by forming a colony in the lungs. The colony can't be stopped by any antibiotic (including CS). Have they tried attacking the Pseudomonas from the inside

CSGlucosamine

Very shortly: Glucosamine is the one that balances the water molecules in the cartilage. So people with problems in the joints use it and it helps them a lot. There are a couple of different types of glucosamine, the most well absorbed as far as I know is sulfate. There is also hydrochloride.

Re: CSTea Tree Oil

Hi Robb I really don't know about drinking TTO. But I can tell you to try inhaling it.. Maia --- Robb Allen rube2...@hotmail.com wrote: Hi.A friend of mine had a book dealing with yeast infections and it said that you could take it in doses UP TO 15 drops 3 times a day..I

CSCS resistency

Hi William (and others) I explicitely said a couple of times, that I'm only talking about Cystic Fibrosis patients - this is the only place we have tested the CS so far. In the Nutritions Book says that CS is similar to antibiotics so with Cystic Fibrosis people it shouldn't be used for more that

Re: CSCS resistency

17:34:46 -0800 (PST), Maja Hristozova majahristoz...@yahoo.com wrote: Pseudomonas eventually kills them by forming a colony in the lungs. The colony can't be stopped by any antibiotic (including CS). Have they tried attacking the Pseudomonas from the inside? That is, using some kind

RE: CSTea Tree Oil

Unless he drinks it in large amounts I don't think it has toxic effects. Drying skin and allergies are the most 'dangerous' things that could happen from tto. Inhalations are ok. Plus bugs don't develop resistency against tto (and any other oils) On the other hand CS is kind of antibiotic and

Re: CSTea Tree Oil

I've got millions of references which I'm too lazy to find now :(( Basically people with lung problems (like Cystic Fibrosis patients) have been using it for a long time. It reduces the resistency of Pseudomonas Aeroginosa, so then they can kill it with antibiotics. In 'normal' (i.e. non-Cystic

Re: CSIvan question please on BG

Sorry but what is BG??? Also we are taking MSM.. I missed the beginning of the conversation, what about MSM? We take 1.5 grams every day. Maia --- J S Campbell campbe...@members.v21.co.uk wrote: Hi Ivan, I have read through the archives and references on beta glucan and am impressed with

CSDMSO questions

you mention 'thivk' mucus, so I thought - does the DMSO melt or tickens the mucus? Maia --- Jeannie jean...@ucinet.com wrote: Maja Hristozova wrote: Thanks a lot for that! I guess we have to start experimenting.. My last question is: If DMSO can sometimes irritate

Re: CSnebulizer- c/s and hydrogen peroixde

I IV H2O2 has been used for people with Cystic Fibrosis. Never heard inhaled though Maia --- Ron r...@megsinet.com wrote: Mike Mike, I have heard too many close calls using this therapy of late. As you may know, hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) is made of water (H20), with the additional of an

CSRe: DMSO questions

Thanks a lot Jeannie Hopefully the last question- have you ever tried to see the effect of DMSO on the sputum or mucus? I'm asking because you mention 'thivk' mucus, so I thought - does the DMSO melt or tickens the mucus? Maia --- Jeannie jean...@ucinet.com wrote: Maja Hristozova wrote

CSDMSO questions

Jeannie I'm reading about Cystic Fibrosis and in that relation I do have a million question re: Colloidal Silver. We are starting to inhale (nebulize) CS, so everything down is only re: inhalations/nebulizing. 1. What kind of water do you use for DMSO?Demineralised? 2. Why do you use DMSO? You

CSLooking for Cystic Fibrosis patients

that have used colloidal silver inhalations? How much do you put? Do you put it in the nebuliser or somewhere else? Maia __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Send Flowers for Valentine's Day http://shopping.yahoo.com -- The silver-list is a

Re: CSBreathing

Which one is the buteyko website??? Maia --- Robb Allen rube2...@hotmail.com wrote: Hello, I'm a little confused. [no big surprise] I'm finding alot of conflicting information about what are the best breathing excersises that a person can do to enhance their health. Although one hand