I have forwarded some of the posts already, split into sections, but I
suspect the sections may have been too long and got stuck in the workings of
the website.
If they don't come through by tomorrow, I will resend in smaller sections.
Rowena
Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2003 20:49:06 -0600
From: Brooks Bradley <brooks.brad...@worldnet.att.net>
Organization: HARBORNE RESEARCH FOUNDATION
Subject: Re: CS>Hydrogen Peroxide warning
I believe you may be mistaken as to the strength of the H202 you actually
ingested. The reason being that 36% H202 is such a severe tissue-burner
that the immediate pain would have been unbearable. The symptoms of
high-percentage H202 damage are quite similar to those of concentrated acid
burns. Even applied to the outer skin, H202 causes VERY uncomfortable/
continuing burning....with the oxidised tissue turning completely white---in
a matter of seconds. We are aware of only three cases where human beings
ingested H202 as strong as 30%-----all were SEVERELY compromised, with one
death. Both of the survivors were saved, but handicapped for life by the
severe epithelial scarring down to and including the duodenum in one case.
If this person had, actually, ingested a large swallow of 36% H202 the
pain would have been so severe ..almost instantly ..they would have required
physical restraint and IMMEDIATE treatment. At least this is the considered
opinion of all staff members I have spoken to about this.
I certainly hope 36% was a typographical error. The only feasible
explanation provided 36% H202 was actually involved .would be that it was an
aged solution-----as H202 does, in fact, lose much of its potency over an
extended period of months.
Shirley Reed wrote:
List, my husband has been using a 70% dilution
of DMSO for arthritis and has been having good results. But his skin is
beginning to flake heavily. Anyone know if this means he needs to dilute the
DMSO more or if this will defeat the purpose?
Or maybe the solution is causing microbes in the skin to die off or
something? Any ideas appreciated.
Date: Sat, 05 Apr 2003 18:14:10 -0600
From: Brooks Bradley
Organization: HARBORNE RESEARCH FOUNDATION
We have been unable to determine the exact effect that CS has on the
extensive soil-bacteria community .when applied as a direct, incorporated,
component into the soil body. There are, simply, too many different floral
and faunal) communities present in a viable soil for us to, easily,
determine the type of effects and the degree of the effects ..upon this
multitudinous population of diverse life forms. At least, not without major
attendant costs.
We have, however, conducted quite a number of evaluations involving the use
of colloidal silver as a foliar spray ....with splendid, almost
universal, success. ; We found CS to be a most
effective control for
Fire Blight (a major affliction of pear trees). ; It
was the only protocol excepting
streptomycin and streptomycin-like compounds which furnished
rapid,
reliable control.
I would be hesitant to utilize more than "trace" amounts
of colloidal silver
as a general amendment to the soil ..especially with a
view toward
improving the general fertility profile-----absent some
"specific" affliction
presentation for which CS might offer a singular control
response.
Our general response to CS as a foliar spray for
challenged plants ..was
a totally beneficial one.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley
>Excellent description of a very simple c/s generator. I
>applaud you. I know about cut flowers, however,I intend to
>plant some veggies this years in packaged growth boxes.
>My soil is in poor shape and I'm too old and decrepit
>to dig a garden anyway. I intend to add about 3 or 4
>ounces c/s to the water supply to each box. Will this
>have any effect on the plants? Thank you
Subject: Re: CS>DMSO thoughts and Eye Thoughts
Dear Charles,
There are several dictionary/encyclopedic volumes available on
the open market which provide the molecular weights of
all of the known antibiotics. They are, generally, on the
costly side. Such information may, also, be obtained through
a search on the "characteristics" of a specific antibiotic.
Unfortunately, there is no easy way to group the antibiotics
for an all-inclusive reference (if you are interested in
applying this knowledge to a protocol involving DMSO as a
transporter) that would apply to them as a class. For
example: penicillin has a molecular weigth of 981.2....just
barely qualifying as a candidate for DMSO transport;
vancomycin is 1449.2; streptomycin is 581.6. This brief
example serves to show that the frequently-used antibiotics
are scattered on both sides of the 1000 upper limit of
dependable DMSO transport capabilities.
I apologize for not having the time to supply you with
more definitive information to your inquiry.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
Charles Sutton wrote:
Does anyone know the molecular weight of the anti-biotics
that DMSO carries into the blood stream??
: Re: CS>DMSO thoughts and Eye Thoughts Henry Holland
Simms wrote: DMSO will 'carry 'anything' into the body and
is almost as effective as IV.
The above misconception crops up fairly often so I will
once again post information from Dr. Stanley Jacob, inventor
of MSM and long time user of DMSO. "You see, DMSO will
not carry anything with a molecular weight of over 1000.
Now, the molecular weight of a virus is one million.
A bacteria has a molecular weight in the millions. It
won't carry a virus or a bacterium." You can read a
transcript of the interview in which Dr. Jacob made this
statement at:
http://www.ic-network.com/guestlectures/jacobtranscript.html.
Michael Mon Apr 07 20:45:00 2003
Dear Mr. Nave,
Some time in the past, we made an interesting
determination among a group of volunteers .persons suffering
from a similar presentation as you state. Our investigations
substantiated, generally, the contentions of Dr. F. Batmanghelidj
....to wit: ; for every 8 ounce cup of coffee, the
body requires 32 ounces of plain water. ; Our
volunteer population almost to a person....were able to resume
drinking coffee without the "previously attendant" arthritic
complications-----whenever they "scrupulously" abided by the
aforementioned requirement. ; General fluids such as fruit
juice, milk, etc., do not qualify as hydrators----in this
case ONLY water does.
Sincerely, ; Brooks Bradley.
<p>Dan Nave wrote:
<I had to stop drinking coffee as I found that it caused
aching joint pain especially in my hands and lower back
across the back esp at the top edge of the hip bone.
; ; I had to stay off of it completely for about 3
weeks before I could notice the difference. ; Then
drinking a strong coffee or two caused major pain the
next day.
>Believe it or not, there's actually a coffee specifically
>blended and
>roasted for enemas:
I have some that I am going to use soon the way it
smells (stinks)
ya can hardly believe it's coffee!
Have you used it?
Kit
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