Re: CSMMS

Hi Kirsteen, I got it from Global Light, but I think The Finchley Clinic does it in the UK. dee Kirsteen Wright wrote: Dee Can I ask where you got your MMS please? Ta Kirsteen -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing

Re: CSMore on altcancer.com

Another good site Jonathan, but really scary. dee Jonathan B. Britten wrote: This is important reading regarding suppression of effective herbal remedies: http://www.altcancer.com/ashwin/ashw0908.htm -- -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver

Re: CSFLU

I have never personally had the 'flu, but have known many who have. Especially those who have the 'flu 'jab'! dee sol wrote: I prefer not to get colds and flu in the first place. So I use CS in ways that prevent aquiring them. Easy to prevent, difficult to get rid of once the virus has

Re: CSSinusistis Fungal Infection Help Request

I got my nebulizer (Medisana) from Amazon. dee Clayton Family wrote: Ah, yes. That pesky sinus infection. I have it too, and using the cs directly into the sinuses keeps it down to a mild roar. It really makes a big difference. Regarding the nebulizer, there was just a post on cool mist

Re: CSRe:Oxidants taken with antioxidants counterproductive?

The aerobic oxygen product I use, is stabilised oxygen and I was told by the seller that it has no free radical activity, as it has its electrons complete i.e stabilised. They also said to take it at different times to anti oxidants but to still take them. dee gmetrop...@aol.com wrote

Re: CSOT, UK health care system etc.

exceptional circumstances make it necessary.) dee larry tankersley wrote: Hey Folks; If you will, I'd like to hear from you Brits, and others, regarding your experience with societal funding/taxing for 'Free health care' and overseen by your reprehensive [?] governments. I know this is OT and also think

Re: CSFLU, A question- memories

. It was 1945 and I was two. I can remember the names of my friends and the layout of the Wimpey camp where I lived, and I left there to move to London when I was six in 1949. dee Wayne Fugitt wrote: I asked this question before on some list. I got no answer. Possibly they thought I

Re: CSRe: The Healing Universe Rife links

Yes, and didn't his machine actually cure advanced cases of cancer which the establishment had given up on? dee Neville wrote: Yep, I have a 7 page story about Dr. Rife but damned if I can find it on the internet again to give a link to it so here is the final 'chapter' of his life. I've

Re: CSOxygen therapy

It isn't a 'term'. This is what the product is called i.e. the actual name of the product, not what it contains. The product is stabilised oxygen. dee Wayne Fugitt wrote: Evening Ruth, At 11:46 AM 10/24/2008, you wrote: Would you mind letting us know where you get your Aerobic Oxygen

Re: CSThe Healing Universe

lovely site Jonathan. dee Jonathan B. Britten wrote: I stumbled on this: http://www.thehealinguniverse.com/electromagnetics.html It's worth bookmarking. -- -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http

Re: CSSmokers Lung, Nebulizing, What is Toxic

Hi Gerrie, I think the danger of nebulizing with CS and DMSO is for smokers mainly, or people with badly coated lungs. dee GERRIE CURL wrote: Hi eveyone, I have been off line for about a month so I have missed the first post on this subject. I would appreciate it if someone would bring me

Re: CSOxygen therapy

thanks Steve. dee Norton, Steve wrote: The product contains a dilute solution of sodium cloride. It is converted to clorine dioxide by the stomach acids. MMS is just a stronger version. - Steve N - Original Message - From: Dee d...@deetroy.org To: silver-list@eskimo.com silver

Re: CSFish, Plants, the Brain

get 'told off' and I promise not to say any more on the subject! dee Wayne Fugitt wrote: Evening Indi, Faith, and animal experts, At 12:26 PM 10/23/2008, you wrote: I can't agree with that; I have seen too much evidence that animals suffer, and that they definitely feel pain. I did not say

Re: CSCS in Eyes/Ears

This is a useful site to keep Steve. dee Norton, Steve wrote: On another group, a person tried an anticancer treatment that uses a large amount of MMS transdermally and she noted that after the treatment the loud ringing she had had in her ears for many years had disappeared and not returned

Re: CSCS in Eyes/Ears

Good news Faith, I'm so glad. dee Faith Gagne wrote: I put some CS in my nose...twice, I put a few drops of CS in my eyes and I and I put some hydrogen peroxide in my ears. I didn't wait til it stopped fizzing, but something helped me because I feel better. I can't believe it. I am

Re: CSOff topic but . . .

Marvelous Jonathan. Its just such a shame that they can't find a way of creating sustainable nuclear fusion as this just produces helium, which could be useful. dee Jonathan B. Britten wrote: Apologies for going off topic, but this is so extraordinary that it deserves widespread

CSOxygen therapy

for constipation, and my energy levels went up so much. It didn't do so well for my husband though, who has a very dodgy system and it gave him the 'runs' even with just a few drops. Again, horses for courses. dee -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions

CSstabilised oxygen

I forgot to say that there are a lot of benefits to taking this i.e. it is supposed to prevent cancer going on the premise that cancer cells cannot multiply in the presence of oxygen. It is also another bacteria killer. dee -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal

Re: CSOxygen therapy

Oxygen which is the correct one to get, but this may be just advertising hype. This is the one I have, however, and I must say, it is the only thing that has worked for me consistently, without any horrible side effects. dee Ruth Bertella wrote: Hey Dee, Would you mind letting us know

Re: CSOxygen therapy

that *should* have read US not UK! Senior moments again, I'm afraid! dee Dee wrote: Hi Ruth, glad to help. I got mine from a place called the Finchley Clinic, but I believe it can be obtained from a lot of places in the *_UK_* (more than the UK) and it will probably be cheaper too

Re: CSOxygen therapy

I have no idea I'm afraid. dee Carl Deb Charter wrote: Is this the same as Vitamin O or does it have the same effect? Thanks!!! - -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post

Re: CSCruelty, No Definition

It was meant to be a bit 'tongue in cheek' Wayne! dee Wayne Fugitt wrote: Evening Dee, At 02:30 PM 10/22/2008, you wrote: Some insects are endangered (Wayne?) without insects the rest of us are doomed. dee OK.. Likely they all are endangered, depending what else is nearby

Re: CSFish, Plants, the Brain

*All* animals feel fear. It is necessary for preservation of the species. Most of them feel pain too. I love people who say animals don't feel pain! How would you know this? Don't tell me; you were one in a former life I bet! dee Wayne Fugitt wrote: Morning Indi, At 07:31 PM 10/22

Re: CSsilver list ??

I thought we had been having extensive discussion on silver, and only very recently diversified. dee aKa Jhon wrote: */ what happened to the 'silver' section of this list ??/* */Mike,,humm??/* */run out of silver stuff or bored ../* -- The Silver List is a moderated forum

Re: CSEndangered Species, Insects and Humans

Me too Wayne, me too! dee Wayne Fugitt wrote: I wish more politicians were on such a list, Wayne = -- -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http

Re: CSFLU

Have you tried spraying CS up the nose, or nebulizing with it? I found that spraying up the nose works really well with 'flu. dee Faith Gagne wrote: I came down with the Flu yesterday. I took an ounce of CS an hour for about 9 hours, til I went to bed, but I got up sicker than ever

Re: CSFLU

You're very welcome. dee Faith Gagne wrote: Well thank you Dee. I've done that with a stuffy nose, but I haven't tried it with the flu. I'll try that now. Thank you very much. Faith G. -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions

Re: CSMeasuring or Guessing- or calculating

bottle, it read 000. After such a 'seasoning,' the CS stays clear. Just my two pence worth. dee Clayton Family wrote: Perhaps I was. Are you also thinking of the possible volatiles coming from the plastic of the bottles, then; and you definitely said something about air- which is basically

Re: CSPurity???

Good post Neville. To me, all I need to do is try something - if it works, I'll use it again and recommend it. If it doesn't, after a suitable time to allow for variables and coincidence - I'll discard it. Easy as that. dee Neville wrote: Well while everyone is about it, why not start

Re: CSCruelty, No Definition

Some insects are endangered (Wayne?) without insects the rest of us are doomed. dee Wayne Fugitt wrote: Good Evening Indy, At 12:09 PM 10/22/2008, you wrote: My biggest problem has been that hive beetles destroyed my bees' grubs and stole all the honey. I'm afraid I have resorted

Re: CSMeasuring or Guessing

say. Surely if you are sick one minute, then - take CS - then you are well, the logical conclusion would be that the CS made you well. No brainer as far as I can see. dee indi wrote: I presume CS is helping get well, but if the only proof I have is that I am getting well, then there is much

Re: CSMeasuring or Guessing

with you all the way Jonathan! dee Jonathan B. Britten wrote: I once asked an expert in measurements a question about a related topic. His reply included the phrase spurious accuracy as a term used in his field. I think it boils down to question below. At some point, it's just

Re: CS[List Owner] Standards of proof...

Well in the case of Rife, I read that they actually did just that and set fire to the building too! dee indi wrote: On Mon, 20 Oct 2008 21:49:17 -0700 Malcolm s...@asis.com wrote: As for fear of regulation, that is really a moot point. What are they going to do, raid our homes

Re: CSAnecdotal versus laboratory testing methods

Scary, isn't it? dee Marshall Dudley wrote: i Then according to FDA rules, instead of advertising that their medicine worked better and had fewer side effects than their placebo of say rat poison, they are allowed to say it performed better with less side effects than a sugar pill

Re: CSMeasuring or Guessing

too true Kathryn! dee Clayton Family wrote: On Oct 20, 2008, at 11:39 AM, indi wrote: It all seems to do with money, and who is going to be making a bundle off of what product, and through supression of competitor's products. This world is not much fun for us pollyanna types. Best

Re: CSblue moons revisited

I don't think I did. You said that neither can be proved one way or the other, but I have proved beyond any shadow of doubt that EIS works, as have you and thousands of others! Totally different to religion. dee Neville wrote: You totally missed my point, which was that anything can

CSAnecdotal versus laboratory testing methods

. dee -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com Address Off-Topic messages to: silver-off-topic-l...@eskimo.com The Silver List and Off

Re: CSAnecdotal versus laboratory testing methods

Yes this corruption was highlighted when the tobacco industries (who funded the trials) told us all that tobacco was actually *good* for us! dee indi wrote: On Mon, 20 Oct 2008 12:29:47 +0100 Dee d...@deetroy.org wrote: In fact, your question is surely more relevant to most

Re: CSLab test, age, etc.

a good source three years ago, and that worked wonderfully well, so that is the bottom line for me too. dee Paula wrote: Good post, Dee. I did my own 'unscientific' test. As a newbie, I read all of the stuff about storage, colored glass, storing in a cupboard out of light, etc. I put some CS

Re: CSblue moons revisited

are, or are not. This is absolute proof to me that it works along with many, many other instances. And, by the way, I am one of the biggest sceptics there are, which is why I don't believe in any religion. dee Neville wrote: Sorry, but just as a point, EICS is in the same catagory to me as religion

Re: CSblue moons revisited

, as it was in a clear bottle and just chucked on a shelf somewhere for the three years. dee Indi wrote: We seem to be on different pages here. When you speak in absolutes, I tend to take it literally. Now I understand, you speak in absolutes but are taking a lot on faith. That's fine for you, but IMO

Re: CSblue moons revisited

So by that thinking, then are we all guilty on this list of giving EIS to others and telling them of its wonders? After all, if it can't be 'proved' does this mean to say that it can't be true? Even though we know categorically that is does work? dee Indi wrote: You'd probably want

Re: CSMeasuring or Guessing

would strongly disagree with you about the need to be able to prove anything before recommending it. dee Indi wrote: Wouldn't it be so much nicer (and useful) if, when I'd first read about CS, I'd come away thinking Well, those people have no real data, but they certainly seem sincere

Re: CSacne, EFT, not working / believing

it will, even if it is a tentative belief for some people. If it does work, then it really doesn't matter *why* it works, does it? dee jlgregel wrote: Dee...sometimes it takes doing a little digging around to find different aspects that might be the trigger to releasing. For me, I've found that I

Re: CSConscious vs the Unconscious

I think it is the sub-conscious mind Wayne, as I think the un-conscious mind is something else again. dee Wayne Fugitt wrote: Evening Marshall, Interesting indeed. That got my attention. Seems I have heard or read, There is a constant battle between the conscious

Re: CSConscious vs the Unconscious

This is exactly what I believe happens Rowena. As I said, the mind is the most powerful tool in the world. dee Rowena wrote: What I have been led to believe in my various readings is that the subconscious is always listening in and believing stuff, so that if you incautiously say something

Re: CSboils

I am mindful here of the fact that the Chinese also use endangered species such as tiger( penis) as aphrodisiacs! dee Rowena wrote: Just yesterday I was talking with a Chinese lady from Malaysia, who was telling me about various treatments used locally when she was a girl. For boils

Re: CSacne, etc.

I think the trick is sol, that you actually have to *believe* in it body and soul, for it to work on the subconscious level. As we know, the brain and subconscious system is the most powerful tool in the world, but it cannot be fooled by half-heartedness. dee sol wrote: So do you have any

Re: CSacne, EFT, not working

The whole point of EFT is to really *believe* that what you are saying/doing will work. The brain/subconscious sytem will do the rest. dee Rowena wrote: As I understand it, there is only so much you can do yourself from a video or book or free workshop. That way you only get to know

Re: CSCS Yeast/fungi

though so is very good. dee Paula wrote: I've been battling excessive itching/scratching on two of my dogs for over a year and am getting nowhere. I finally had a vet come to the house. She took multiple scrapings and swab samples. This was a vet intern and she was not prepared. I had to provide

Re: CSOne bogus Defence System ( Or more )

I think you might have Wayne, if you have been bitten by snakes and spiders! dee Wayne Fugitt wrote: [You mean blood disorders, body disorders, or generally screwed up body control systems.] -None of the above. Meant what I said, 'trauma', in what ever form and severity that takes

Re: CSacne, EFT, not working / believing

What about those it *doesn't* work for though? dee Rowena wrote: Apparently, it works even if you don't believe it. Even if someone else does the tapping and affirming. And even if you don't accept the affirmation, e.g. you don't accept and love yourself. Friend of mine didn't believe

Re: CSDo you mean Trauma ?

I believe the body (or the internal workings) can be traumatised even though the mind does not appear to be. dee Wayne Fugitt wrote: Good Morning Dee, At 08:21 AM 10/16/2008, you wrote: I think you might have Wayne, if you have been bitten by snakes and spiders! dee You may be right

Re: CSstaph in dogs

Can you not use something like a Metacam syringe and dribble it into the sides of her mouth? This is what I do with my dog when he gets an upset stomach or something. I do this every half hours or so. dee Clayton Family wrote: Hi All, I reviewed the posts I could find on staph infections

Re: CSRe:

This smacks of 'big brother' if anything does, doesn't it? dee Faith Gagne wrote: Hi Everyone. I'm back again, at least for awhile. I hope all is well with everyone. I want to mention that a group called the Center for Food Safety is petitioning the FDA to regulate nano-products, including

Re: CSBoils, A few Facts

I believe it can be caused by a hormone imbalance too. And I love most of your 'rigmarole' Wayne lol dee Wayne Fugitt wrote: Notice I said, a few facts, not all of them. I have not tossed out any Rigmarole lately so I fear, Dee thinks she got the best of me. These facts did not come from

Re: CSBoil Help, Why help a boil ?

I looked Neville and the only things I could find were ones that intimated that redness spreading from a wound site indicated infection. dee Neville wrote: - Original Message - From: Wayne Fugitt cwf...@fugitt.com To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2008 9:48 PM

Re: CScs/OT - Request for Prior Post Regarding MS Treatment

I found this. dee http://testimonials.silvermedicine.org/content/ms-cured-argentyn.html craehow...@juno.com wrote: Yesterday I met a woman whose daughter has MS and she seemed open to the use of Collodial Silver so I decided to send her some of our posts regarding this treatment

Re: CSWise People of the list - or weird?

I prefer to think of it as having imagination and retaining a part of the child. Your interpretation is how most would see it, so I am quite glad I am me. dee Indi wrote: That's very fanciful, but not really weird. Though personally, I don't find the majesty of nature is diminished

Re: CSMRSA and other Bad things

Do you know sol, the more I read and learn about all the interactions of nutrients, vitamins, minerals, etc., the more I feel it is very dicey to supplement in case of upsetting some delicate balance or other. This has been very interesting to me, so thanks for your input. dee sol wrote

Re: CSWise People of the list - or weird?

Thank you Wayne, at last we agree on something! As you say, 'glory be!' dee Wayne Fugitt wrote: Good Morning Dee, Very good morning. At 07:29 AM 10/11/2008, you wrote: Not often do I read a message that sounds like I wrote it, or it is describing me. Glory Be ! The odd ball people

Re: CSCS and Cancer

I know someone who has kept cancer in remission with CS but I think the best thing is something called MMS which has been involved in actually curing cancer. Go to Jim Humbles site and he will advise if you get on to him personally. dee djphe...@att.net wrote: Hi everyone. I usually just

Re: CSblue moons revisited

Me too Dan, me too! dee Dan Nave wrote: Personally, I *prefer* magical thinking... Dan -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: silver-list

Re: CSWise People of the list - or weird?

things for the better. This to me, is 'magical'. dee Wayne Fugitt wrote: Good Morning, First message in a while. At 02:25 AM 10/11/2008, you wrote: Me too Dan, me too! dee Dan Nave wrote: Personally, I *prefer* magical thinking... Ok.. I shall not disagree. Can

Re: CSColloidal gold (Warning)

I think its good for things like arthritis. dee Smitty wrote: colloidal gold . . . . . . Are there advantages of colloidal gold over silver ? Just wonderin' after a lot of coll.gold discussion on this list. Smitty - -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing

Re: CS(Fwd) FATH CS

What a wonderful story! I am passing this on. dee M. G. Devour wrote: Hi All, I'm forwarding this to the list for Willie, because he accidentally sent it to silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com, instead of the list posting address, which is silver-l...@eskimo.com. Godspeed to you all, Willie

Re: CSIonic Silver transport throught the digestive tract an into the cells.

Brilliant post Steven, another I will keep. dee Steven Foss wrote: Hi Silver List. Taking Colloidal Silver by mouth (and with food) raises the point of metalloproteins. Your saliva has over 200 different proteins and fully one third of body proteins are metalloproteins I.E. carrying

Re: CSIonic Silver transport throught the digestive tract an into the cells.

What? dee larry tankersley wrote: Now that is interesting! Where did you come up with that? larry tankersley; Gainesville,Florida USA -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org

Re: CSaerobic oxygen

I love it Chuck! dee cking...@nycap.rr.com wrote: Our lager, Which art in barrels, Hallowed be thy drink, Thy will be drunk, (I will be drunk), At home as I am in the tavern. Give us this day our foamy head, And forgive us our spillages, As we forgive those who spill

Re: CSblue moons revisited

Yet another example of mis-information taken as gospel perhaps? dee Ode Coyote wrote: At 10:49 AM 10/6/2008 -0400, you wrote: At 05:47 PM 10/5/2008 -0400, you wrote: Typically, if you have real CS (i.e. *not* ionic silver) there will be a small amount of ionic silver. This can

Re: CSThe Terrible Consequences of Mass Innoculation with Polio Vaccines

this is a real eye opener Kurt. dee kmilkow...@cfl.rr.com wrote: 20081006-1011 THINK ABOUT IT ! ALL THE FOLLOWING IS NOT NEW AT ALL, BUT IT IS BEST TO KEEP REPEATING IT TO THE DEAF EARS AND BLIND EYES OF THE WORLD'S 6.7 BILLION FOOLS (ALSO CALLED CITIZENS). -- The Silver

Re: CSaerobic oxygen

I think it means 'stabilized' oxygen. dee Dan Nave wrote: Calling oxygen aerobic is like calling Jesus a Christian... Dan -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address

Re: CSConcern

on the blink too. Two batches have gone yellow and I don't know why. It is in the brewing jar which has never happened before, except I did open a new bottle of DW so can only suppose it is this, although its TDS reading was 000 just like all the others. Hey ho, roll on tomorrow! dee sol wrote

Re: CSaerobic oxygen

I think the operative word here was 'organised'. dee Dave wrote: Does that mean he didn't believe in himself ? Ode Coyote wrote: Point valid. Except, Jesus wasn't a Christian. He may have even been anti any religion...almost certainly not *for* any organized church. ode

Re: CSCS Efficiency Measurements

This is really interesting Steve; one for saving. dee Norton, Steve wrote: Ode, Thanks for the interesting reply. I had seen your references to Frank Key before but I did not make the connection to the Efficiency chart. Trying to look into the issue further turned up some fascinating

Re: CSConcern

had a thought: is this maybe the reason why we are told to hold it in our mouths for as long as possible before swallowing? Would this mean that the ions would go through the gums and then maybe make less to go into the stomach to be turned into silver chloride? Over to the experts. dee

Re: CSConcern

it is stronger (theirs was supposed to be 10ppm) or whether it is because mine takes such a long time to brew - or even if the water I use is very pure. dee Marshall Dudley wrote: In the levels one normally uses with EIS, there should be no accumulation from what I can determine. However

Re: Fw: CSColloidal Silver/Sulphur Solution

I don't think MSM *can* carry anything other than itself to tissues. dee Peter - Original Message - *From:* Peter Converse mailto:p...@vif.com *To:* silver-list@eskimo.com mailto:silver-list@eskimo.com *Sent:* Friday, October 03, 2008 3:24 PM *Subject:* CSColloidal Silver/Sulphur

Re: CSWho is the Scientist

This is so true sol, because even nutrients which are supposed to help, can, in some people, be very bad. I think it is a case of trial and error with most things, and maybe a touch of moderation as well. dee sol wrote: Wayne Fugitt wrote: Morning Neville, The problem there is no one

Re: Fw: Re: CSblue moons revisited

the fact that they found silver may be irrelevant. dee sol wrote: Somewhere I did see some reports that silver has been found in the brain in autopsy. Don't remember where. Apparently that is one argument for the danger of CS. I've also seen claims that silver builds up in the kidneys

Re: CSblue moons revisited

, and in the face of all our anecdotal evidence which suggests that this is quite wrong. I have been taking ionic silver on a daily basis for three years or more, and have had no bad effects at all, only good. dee Indi wrote: Typically, if you have real CS (i.e. *not* ionic silver) there will be a small

Re: CSblue moons revisited - replied 5 Oct

Good luck with it Sandee, I am having really good results using aerobic oxygen i.e. more energy and no constipation (or a lot less) which I haven't experienced for years! dee Sandee George wrote: You know Dee you may have a point here - I used to do oxygen therapy when I lived in New Mexico

Re: CSWhat to Blame, What is Responsible

for days, and much discomfort, and yet we are continuously exhorted to eat fibre to be healthy. As I said, horses for courses. dee Wayne Fugitt wrote: Morning Dee, At 05:59 AM 10/6/2008, you wrote: The difference in Who to Blame and Who is responsible is very important in all phases

Re: CSblue moons revisited-now CS vs EIS

Well said Ode, its just a shame that this has to keep being reiterated, because it shows how misinformation can be regarded as the truth. This is what we are continuously up against in alternative health when even believers are getting it wrong. dee Ode Coyote wrote: At 05:47 PM 10/5/2008

CSConcern

much they take. I know that for the amount that most of them take it will not make any difference, but what if they happen to be the sort of person say, like sol, who is adversely affected by things? Another worrying thing is that they give it to their animals too. Any comments? dee

Re: What went around, comes around wasCSblue moons revisited

How amazing! I had always thought these things were really bad for you, i.e. cancer causing! I don't know, everything seems to be 'proven' one way, and then disproved afterwards. Makes you think it isn't worth worrying about any of it, doesn't it? dee PS still love the signatures Chuck

Re: CSWho is the Scientist

makes sense Wayne, and I went down the 'truckload of essential sugars' route too! dee Wayne Fugitt wrote: Morning Neville, I know you thought I had died, but not yet. grin Sunday, October 05, 2008 2:47 PM You are beginning to sound like a scientist. I'm tired of anecdotal hearsay

Re: CSblue moons revisited - replied 5 Oct

Maybe it is not enough oxygen in the system for some reason? This can be the cause for things turning blue, ie. lips etc., dee Sandee George wrote: Hi There Neville - I concur with what you said - I myself have had blue moons on and off over my life starting from childhood, all long before

Re: CSTooth erosion and severe gum pockets

in this country but no more. dee Leslie wrote: Hi, I definitely like Dr. Judd's book Good Teeth Birth to Death Many hints on how to take care of your teeth. Not reversable like restoring things but can prevent you from losing your teeth. NOW is the time. I have been able to go 5 years with needing

Re: CSTooth erosion and severe gum pockets

And CS is best for this. dee Leslie wrote: One other thing; I use peroxide a lot to rinse or gargle with as it kills any infection. Secret I think is keeping your mouth germ free as best as you can. It is the gums that get infected before hurting the teeth. Leslie --- gmetrop...@aol.com

Re: CSTooth erosion and severe gum pockets

As this is a silver list, I would have thought that advocating the use of CS would be the very first thing. I use it and all my family, and it works great, with no side effects. dee leslie1...@windstream.net wrote: That sounds interesting; the bentonite clay. Where do you get it? Sure wish

Re: CSDeath by CS.

Yes I have kept this too, in case some bright spark comes at me with this nonsense! dee M. G. Devour wrote: Thank you David. That's good info to have around. sigh Mike D. Some of you may have seen in Wikipedia (Colloidal silver), or other places, the reference to the death of a 71 year

Re: CSDeath by CS.

good one Wayne! dee Wayne Fugitt wrote: At 12:04 PM 9/30/2008, you wrote: Yes I have kept this too, in case some bright spark comes at me with this nonsense! dee The best thing, about bright sparks, is that, They do not last too long. Wayne -- The Silver List

Re: CSShingles Help

use copious amount of CS both topically and internally and also 1500mgs per day of l-lysine. dee Teri Kavakos wrote: My SIL called and my BIN and niece (28yrs old) both just came down with Shingles. I was thinking Brooks had sent an email once about how to cure this. Wayne or anyone else

Re: CSaerobic oxygen

I don't think there is any anaerobic oxygen. I use the term aerobic oxygen as meaning stabilised oxygen. dee Wayne Fugitt wrote: Evening Dee, At 03:43 AM 9/28/2008, you wrote: By the way, I didn't say anaerobic, I said aerobic. Could be I got them mixed up, since the term, Aerobic

Re: CSaerobic oxygen

the wrong way, so causing things like cancer etc., By the way, I didn't say anaerobic, I said aerobic. I know that cancer becomes is anaerobic and cannot survive when oxygen is present. Thanks again. dee Wayne Fugitt wrote: Evening Dee, At 06:48 AM 9/27/2008, you wrote: I asked

Re: CSPets a ? re: Q Fever

he's better soon... dee Paula wrote: I don't have a tester and am not sure what ppm I'm making. A guess would be about 10 ppm. It is crystal clear, slight metallic taste, and does not change over time. I'm using a Puppy and making 3 quarts at a time. Is there anyone in the group who would

Re: CSCS in SHampoo?

I use soap nuts for washing clothes, I must say I never thought of them for shampoo. I get some lovely stuff from Faith in Nature for that; also shower stuff. dee Teri Kavakos wrote: Barb, I just use soap nuts to make my own shampoo. Take 4 soap nuts and simmer them in around a quart

CSaerobic oxygen

of other factors. I was wondering if anyone would know whether ingesting anti-oxidents could interfere with the work the aerobic oxygen was doing. Or whether we should take anti-oxidents as well or not. Thanx in advance. dee PS I didn't get a reply from Vitacost. -- The Silver List

Re: CS[FW]Promising Study on Obesity

Actually, that isn't true. All carnivores like wolves, lions etc., tear the stomach out before dragging the prey off. This has been well documented by books written on wolves etc., I learnt this when I was on a raw feeding list. dee Neville wrote: - Original Message - From

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