my memory is that when Ole Bob died, his wife did give permission to allow the
book to be shared with the Silverlist. i believed Wayne had a copy saved on
his website, but i have not been able to locate it there this morning.
Marshall or Ode may remember where the file is located so that all
Debbie, i use cayenne tincture. for what it is worth, this is what i do.
start out with a regular cayenne tincture (as Dr Christopher's hot is much
stronger) and just add a drop or two to a large volume of tea or lemon water if
you prefer. then as you become accustomed, increase the cayenne
i use a small container and mix half coconut oil, half baking soda with a drop
of peppermint essential oil. works great.
julie m
> I have heard of people brushing their teeth with coconut
> oil...
> sol
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i found one by Mr Harris also dated '06 but he stated at that time he used
gatorade. will continue searching my saved files. note there are several below.
--- On Sun, 8/13/06, Rowena wrote:
> Date: Sunday, August 13, 2006, 12:08 PM
> Kurt, there has been previous
> discussion on this, but as
i use baking soda to clean glass jars. i wash and rinse very well, sprinkle
baking soda in both the jar and the lid then let them set for several days.
rinse very well and IF there is any remaining odor i repeat the above process.
this has always worked well for me.
julie m
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Blackstrap Molasses 1- Tablespoon contains 500mg potassium. (Tree of Life
brand) check the lables, i have one brand that only contains 17mg per
tablespoon.
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i recently listened to an interview between David Wolfe and Paul Stamets that
some may find interesting at
http://www.longevityconference.com/paul-stamets-interview-with-david-wolfe/
in this interview he discusses, fungi intelligence, mushroom forming fungi and
how fungi helped generate soil and
right now the raw foodists are touting the Hurom. it is apparently easier to
clean than the Green Star or the Champion.
--- On Sun, 1/10/10, Deborah Gerard wrote:
> From: Deborah Gerard
> Subject: CS>juicer
> To: "cs"
> Date: Sunday, January 10, 2010, 12:16 PM
> What is the best
> juicer out
some years back... wasn't there a list member who had jumped into a pond and
developed a fungus infection perhaps in his sinuses that was overcome with cs
as well as other alternative methods?
julie m
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Ted,
Frank and Renee both gave excellent suggestions. since my heart attack i
use cayenne tincture several times a day. i add a dropperful to my iced tea and
to my morning and evening lemon water. i have learned to enjoy the taste and
miss it when i don't have it with me. i carry cayenne ti
Kathy,
i used CS when my youngest was an infant and developed an upper respiratory
infection so as to avoid traditional antibiotics. if memory serves, i used
about one teaspoon every 3-4 hours (she was very tiny.) i used my intuition
and suggest you do the same. i also gave probiotics away fr
i have heard David Wolfe say that the
fungus does not live only in the nail. he reports that
it enters the second joint below the nail. he has
suggested that one would need to paint the toe (or finger)
from the tip of the nail all the way down, up to and
including the second joint below t
thank you Louise!
i have searched my computer and was going thru Wayne's site because i remember
he said he had saved it. had only found the article on sweat. anyway thank
you so much!
julie m
> Actually I have a copy of it :o))) I save a LOT of
> stuff. But it surprised me I found it!!
>
i too remember Bob Lees story about the rotten meat. that was in 1999 or 2000.
so yes it was about 10 yrs ago.
julie m (who is 51)
--- On Tue, 8/4/09, cking...@nycap.rr.com wrote:
>
> I remember Bob Lees hilarious story about 3 special
> services drunk
> enough to test CS on one of the
in our home we keep Absorbine Jr. liquid on hand at all times. it seems to
work on everything from mosquito bites to scorpion stings to wasp/ hornet
stings. i have never knowingly applied it to a spider bite, so i am not sure
it would work, but it would be the first thing i grabbed.
julie m
it has worked on everything i have sprayed it on,
won't hurt to give it a try. i don't let the spray
touch food directly only because i think it would
taste bad, but i do not know of any reason it would be
unsafe in the kitchen and use it there as often as
needed.
> VMANN: does that work with
speaking of peppermint oil, i use it indoors for
insects as well. to my empty spray bottle i add about
an inch or so of peppermint castile soap and add as
many drops of peppermint essential oil as i feel like,
then fill to the top with water. i keep it handy for
ants, roaches, flies whatever trie
i don't see any B vitamins listed on the side of my
L-tryptophan tub. i take a separate B capsule.
--- Deborah Gerard wrote:
> Thanks for posting the L-tryptopban by J. Britten
> that is really interesting. I have a few questions,
> the vitamin B, do you not take any B's while taking
> L-T?
for those who may be interested.
--- "Jonathan B. Britten" wrote:
> List,
>
> Many members know about big Pharm fraud, but few
> examples are as
> compelling at the L-Tryptophan scam, which I recall
> very, very well.
> BROJON, although being rather uneven in my opinion,
> has a great piece
yes Deborah,
i use their msm, the psyllium as well as a few other
of their products. for those interested i will send a
post made by Jonathan B. Britten to the CS list in
June 2006 reguarding tryptophan.
julie
--- Deborah Gerard wrote:
> Great site Julie good price on msm too...I always
> wonde
Sorry for being unclear Faith,
someone asked about tryptophan. yes i purchase from
the below website. and yes i use it. it helps with
depression and sleeplessness, but does not cause any
unpleasant aftereffects.
julie
> Thanks for your reply, but I do not understand.
> What am I missing here?
http://www.buygpdirect.com/ look on the feed
supliments page. i purchase the su-per and
encapsulate it... too gritty otherwise.
2.5 pound - $12.68
12.5 pound - $57.08
i have used 6 caps at night and 3 in the morning. i
find it very usefull for depression in addition to
helping with sleeplessne
you're right Sol, thanks for pointing that out. i had
overlooked that word. i found this "hydrolyzed
Protein... is another term for MSG."
--- sol wrote:
> I wouldn't use it because I don't like hydrolized
> proteins.
> sol
>
>
interesting... only today i was trying to find
information for Magnesium Proteinate. the information
i found stated it is " More Protective than Magnesium
Oxide" and it is "the product resulting from the
chelation of a soluble salt with amino acids and/or
partially hydrolized protein."
i have onl
Dennis,
i purchase my msm from the feed store too. i mix mine
in a morning shake, or fresh juice.
j martin
--- dgulenchin wrote:
> Hi Sandee,
> I have purchased a container of MSM meant for horses
> (99% pure) and tried taking 1/4 tsp.a couple of
> times but every time I take it I get awful sto
MA,
as a former cattery owner, i can assure you that
cs did not kill the kits. i have used cs both in
place of water 100% and with a nebulizer on both cats
and kits. i have also used it with my children from
newborn to big kids. drink it or nebulize with it,
none died from cs. if a kit has
no, it apparently has both cayenne and habanero. i
have read elsewhere that habanero "can" be used in
place of the cayenne. i just found it interesting
that the bottle states "Dr Christopher's Original
Formula" and the ingredients are "propriety blend and
habanero."
julie
--- Ed Kasper wrote:
i recently purchased a new bottle of cayenne
extract. this time i found "Dr Christopher's original
formula hot cayenne." it still uses grain alcohol and
includes habanero pepper (200,000 hu). i have read
that habanero can be used instead of the cayenne. i
understand it can be purchased at Tee
i go to the local Wal Mart pharmacy area. they have
a black and white tube "generic" in appearance which
costs less than $2.00. it is usually found on a top
shelf almost out of sight. i was on a trip (don't
remember where) and had forgotten my tube so i stopped
in at the local store, couldn't fi
our family uses zinc oxide ointment in place of
commercial deodorants. after a shower we dry, spritz
with cs and then apply a thin layer of the zinc. this
lasts me about a week, but dh must reapply more
frequently. it will continue working for days even
with daily showers, but shaving will remove
Ed,
i don't imagine that the vinegar instead of alcohol
would make much difference, except vinegar would be
healthier. i use liquid cayenne when i am having
angina (for fast relief) and especially when i am away
from home for the convenience. share how the extract
can be made and i will give i
Mike,
i used tincture on my tongue straight the first
time, maybe as much as one dropper full. i waited a
minute or so, perhaps it was only seconds, noted that
i felt some relief then added the tincture to a small
amount of room temp water and repeated until i felt
significantly better. i don'
Ed,
the two bottles i have are from different
companies. one says "neutral grain spirits (38%),
distilled water." the other says "extracted with
95%grain alcohol and distilled water." i also keep
the powder on hand to make a hot tea with, which after
you get used to it is pretty good. i try
i believe this information and the use of cayenne
saved my life when i had a heart attack. i used
tincture of cayenne and continued to use it every few
minutes until i felt better. i keep a bottle on hand
at all times and never leave home without it.
julie
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no, what i meant was they are using a specific antibiotic >"Tetracycline"
and chelation therapy. therefore, i thought "could EIS take the place of
the Tetracycline?"
jm
> Errr, I must have missed something here, or am perhaps mis-interpreting
> your last sentence?
> I am not aware of any evidence
fellow health seekers,
yesterday i watched a health program discussing the book mentioned here:
http://www.calcify.com/index.shtml and in further research found this site:
http://www.noaw.com/Nanobacteria/nanobacteria.htm which discuss:
A nanoparticle that makes otherwise good calcium go ba
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