Hi there RaVen I cannot tell you what to do as I am not qualified to do so, all
I can say to you is to go on your intuition whatever your inner self suggests
that you do, and be guided by that, Blessings
Peace, love and hugs
Sandee🐬
An Attitude of Gratitude is Everything
oha...@juno.com
& or
s
Hi Sandee,
Speaking of Aloe Vera --- I'm am somewhat going on the Blood Type O+ diet
and learned they do not recommend Aloe Vera. I LOVE Aloe Vera for my
intestine and many other topical solutions. Should I ignore the Blood
Type's warning? I see no scientific explanation from their part.
RaVen
H
Hi Neville you gave me a good laugh, we have been around for too long !
Only today I was talking with some of my friends who are about half my age, and
I was telling them that I was born in England three weeks before the last war
was declared, so I came out of my mothers womb fighting an
difference between both products. Nit picking perhaps, but so be it .
N.
From: Sandee George
Sent: Saturday, 10 February 2018 3:22 AM
To: Mike Devour - Silver List
Subject: Re: CS>CS and viruses
In my language contrived for the FDA it is electrically isolated silver just
Thank you for the explanation.
Nicky
> On Feb 9, 2018, at 11:22 AM, Sandee George wrote:
>
> In my language contrived for the FDA it is electrically isolated silver just
> to give them something to contemplate !
> Peace, love and hugs
> Sandee🐬
> An Attitude of Gratitude is Everything
> oh
In my language contrived for the FDA it is electrically isolated silver just to
give them something to contemplate !
Peace, love and hugs
Sandee🐬
An Attitude of Gratitude is Everything
oha...@juno.com
& or
san...@spiceisle.com
Alive Again Colloidal Silver Products
Topical Gel & Eye Drops
t of what you hear/read is all I can say. But I make a
> distinction between 'CS' and 'EIS'. Others might argue that, but I won't.
> They need to read much more and understand the distinction between both,
> but I won't go into that, they can.
>
> N.
>
>
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> most of what you hear/read is all I can say. But I make a distinction
> between 'CS' and 'EIS'. Others might argue that, but I won't. They need to
> read much more and understand the distinction between both, but I won't go
> into that, they c
nderstand the distinction between both, but I won't go into that,
they can.
N.
From: Reid Harvey
Sent: Friday, 9 February 2018 3:42 AM
To: Silverlist Post
Subject: CS>CS and viruses
Greetings,
How effective is CS against viruses in general? While these are a lot smaller
than bacteri
Reid it depends upon how the virus protects itself from the invasion of
anything, what I know is that the EIS, when ingested, is one of the ways for
boosting the immune system, so it is possible it reduces the negative effects
of any virus' invasion of the body - this is all I can say about th
Coconut oil is a great anti-viral having shown itself effective against even
HIV.PT
From: Reid Harvey
To: Silverlist Post
Sent: Thursday, February 8, 2018 11:42 AM
Subject: CS>CS and viruses
Greetings,
How effective is CS against viruses in general? While these are a
Greetings,
How effective is CS against viruses in general? While these are a lot
smaller than bacteria is, does this pose a problem? What about
effectiveness against such viruses as those of HIV and ebola and even the
flu? I keep thinking about applications in Africa.
Reid
Sorry, folks, I got this wrong: what I was remembering was a renewed
interest in bacteriophages, which are viruses that take over bacteria.
The longstanding and recently revived hope is that some
bacteriophages may be enlisted in new medical cures.
IAW, the enemy of my enemy is my frie
Weirder still, there are pathogens of viruses, a factoid I stumbled
across in a National Geographic I think. These orgamisms were once a
hot topic in science but went out of style, and are are now coming
back into vogue in connection with bio-terrorism worries and the
increasing ineffecti
ichard Harris, 56 yr FL Pharmacist
-Original Message-
From: colloidal.sil...@cox.net [mailto:colloidal.sil...@cox.net]
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 12:00 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Cc: carpae.d...@cox.net
Subject: Re: CS>CS and viruses,
Orpha, that was beautifully said
Actaully a virus is no more a crystal than one molecule of salt is. But both
form crystals when they aggregate.
Marshall
Stuff wrote:
> A virus is a crystal which I suppose is why many think it is not alive.
>
> But maybe, just maybe, it's a crystalline based life form.
>
> If that be true, it's
Viruses are on the edge of being defined as alive. They contain dna or rna,
and they can reproduce, which pretty well puts thm into the category of life.
They cannot reproduce without a host, but then that is true for all parasites,
which are alive.
Marshall
mamapug wrote:
> Would the word "des
Orpha, that was beautifully said
- Original Message -
From: "Orpha Yoder"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 2:11 PM
Subject: Re: CS>CS and viruses,
> Paula,
>
> Sometimes I get tired of trying to explain the scientific reasoning behind
>
another flock of parrots each semester at best...
Tell this kido to get his nose out of the clouds,
and his feet on the ground...
- Original Message -
From: "sol"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 1:08 PM
Subject: Re: CS>CS and viruses,
> Marshalee,
> That's
life form than us...- Original Message -
From: "mamapug"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 11:27 AM
Subject: Re: CS>CS and viruses,
>
> Would the word "destroy" sit better??
> Either way, silver works!!
> Marshalee
>
>
> > OK,
> &
sol 9/17/03 10:08 AM Wrote:
> That's what I told him, and to my mind this is a simple semantic
> issue, sloppy wording, but he being a know-it-all, and of a very
> scientific bent (degree in Physics from Cornell) ...
**
I could probably find it in the box of quotes I
; as
alive
Now I'm stumped.
Please enlighten me.
God Bless,
Christiane
- Original Message -----
From: "sol"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 1:08 PM
Subject: Re: CS>CS and viruses,
> Marshalee,
> That's what I told him, and to my m
A virus is a crystal which I suppose is why many think it is not alive.
But maybe, just maybe, it's a crystalline based life form.
If that be true, it's alive.
Who knows?
At 09:15 AM 9/17/2003 -0600, you wrote:
OK,
My son keeps reminding me viruses are NOT alive, so how can CS be
said to *k
Paula,
If viruses reproduce (multiply) then they are alive.
"Ole Bob"
sol wrote:
> OK,
> My son keeps reminding me viruses are NOT alive, so how can CS be
> said to *kill* them? Anybody know or have a guess at what the
> mechanism is of CS disabling viruses? I notice in the personal studies
>
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 1:08 PM
Subject: Re: CS>CS and viruses,
> Marshalee,
> That's what I told him, and to my mind this is a simple semantic
> issue, sloppy wording, but he being a know-it-all, and of a very
> scientific bent (degree in Physics from Cornell) i
You "inactivate" them.
What is "dead"? How can life be assembled from "dead matter"?
It is all alive.
-Original Message-
From: sol [mailto:pcar...@wyoming.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 9:15 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>CS
Marshalee,
That's what I told him, and to my mind this is a simple semantic
issue, sloppy wording, but he being a know-it-all, and of a very
scientific bent (degree in Physics from Cornell) is adamant that this
wording casts all info on colloidal silver into the camp of
hoaxes...sigh,
No ne
Would the word "destroy" sit better??
Either way, silver works!!
Marshalee
> OK,
> My son keeps reminding me viruses are NOT alive, so how can CS be
> said to *kill* them? Anybody know or have a guess at what the
> mechanism is of CS disabling viruses? I notice in the personal studies
> many
OK,
My son keeps reminding me viruses are NOT alive, so how can CS be
said to *kill* them? Anybody know or have a guess at what the
mechanism is of CS disabling viruses? I notice in the personal studies
many references to CS *killing* viruses but my son insists you can't
kill something that isn't
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