Oligiodynamic?
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From: gallen4...@aol.com [mailto:gallen4...@aol.com]
Sent: Sunday, October 17, 2004 1:59 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>Is it really this quiet? GARNET
Garnet,
Some time ago, like maybe a couple of years, there was quit
Does the archive serach only check thread titles and not the body of the
message? If it checks the body of the message then the thread title is
not so important.
I know on Yahoo it is suppose to check the message too, not just the
title. But I have seen it only check recent messages and not pull
I have not had a practical reason to
look into it.
Garnet
On Sun, 2004-10-17 at 22:07, Dan Nave wrote:
> > Re: CS>Is it really this quiet? GARNET
> >
> > * From: Garnet wrote:
> > * Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2004 09:29:15
> >
> > I make 10 ppm CS but you
Actually my experience does not bear this out. I use ~10 ppm and I drink
at least a cup a day, divided into 3-4 gulps. If there is something
going around or if I feel off I increase this up to a quart a day or
more. If I stick at my maintenance dose when I start to feel yucky or
fatigued I sometime
At 01:55 PM 18/10/04, you wrote:
No, sol, this does not work, as you can easily see by checking the
archives. The previous thread broke as soon as j rigby changed the
subject. Unfortunately, he did not check his post, and did not know
his suggestion would not work:
http://escribe.
Re: CS>Is it really this quiet? NOW Changing Thread
From: sol
Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2004 20:34:52
http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m74070.html
> So the trick is to put the changed subject AFTER the original, but
> NOT before it as in :
> Now Changing Thread, was Re:CS>Is
No.
Re: CS>Is it really this quiet?
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So the trick is to put the changed subject AFTER the original, but NOT
before it as in :
Now Changing Thread, was Re:CS>Is it really this quiet?
sol
j rigby wrote:
Hi folks,
It *IS* frustrating, but as you can see, easy to do. It will show
right after the last post with the old name in 99.9
Re: CS>Is it really this quiet? GARNET
* From: Garnet wrote:
* Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2004 09:29:15
> I make 10 ppm CS but you can use what ever concentration CS you have on
hand. It would make it more effective presumable to use a higher
concentration CS but I get floaters whe
Hi folks,
It *IS* frustrating, but as you can see, easy to do. It will show right
after the last post with the old name in 99.999% of Databases.
At 05:50 AM 18/10/04, you wrote:
Last time I changed one, it was pointed out to me that it would make it
very difficult to follow the thread in the
Re: CS>Is it really this quiet? GARNET
From: GAllen4296
Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2004 13:03:47
http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m74050.html
> Garnet,
> Some time ago, like maybe a couple of years, there was quite a
> lengthy discussion of what PPM of CS is needed to cu
Garnet,
Some time ago, like maybe a couple of years, there was quite a lengthy
discussion of what PPM of CS is needed to cure something. As I remember, the
conclusion was that ppm is largely irrelevant -- 2or3 ppm being as effective as
20
or 30. There is a technical name for this condition
Last time I changed one, it was pointed out to me that it would make it
very difficult to follow the thread in the archives.
So I did not change it, in any of my replies.
As it is a search for one of the key words in the posts will bring up a
post and the subject header, which can then be follow
Re: CS>Is it really this quiet? GARNET
From: Denise Rollheiser
Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2004 10:57:52
> Could the subject of this thread be possible CHANGED!?!? I am
> attempting to learn about CS and find it very VERY disheartening
> when subject lines can not be changed
: "Garnet"
To: "Silver List"
Sent: Sunday, October 17, 2004 10:14 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Is it really this quiet? GARNET
> The recommend oral dose is 4cc per day of 99% - although people have
> consumed much higher amounts, this is what Dr Jacob recommends probably
> bec
The key is as JBB said, *competent* medical diagnosis. I don't think
that is available to me. Once in pre-CS years I went to the doctor with
so much fluid in one lung that it took quite some time for every breath
to bubble out, very weird feeling, btw, but anyway he said I just had
bronchitis
The recommend oral dose is 4cc per day of 99% - although people have
consumed much higher amounts, this is what Dr Jacob recommends probably
because it is well below what would even cause most people the transient
side effects like headache and slight queasy stomach. The toxic dose is
44,000 times
I think the merit of the anti-virals is that in a real crisis, they
can keep the virus from spiraling out of control in the body, stopping
the illness from progressing to a fatal pneumonia.
On Friday, Oct 15, 2004, at 23:08 Asia/Tokyo, sol wrote:
Here is a link I found--I didn't know these
Garnet,
Could you please give the DMSO, CS ratio? I think I'd like to add that
mixture to the war chest.
Many thanks,
Bruce
Garnet wrote:
Combining oral CS and oral DMSO may make the difference here. DMSO will
penetrate and carry CS to tissues that it might not normally penetrate
unless ver
Re: CS>Is it really this quiet?
From: sol
Date: Fri, 15 Oct 2004 07:13:08
http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m74009.html
> Here is a link I found--I didn't know these drugs existed either.
> http://www.cdc.gov/flu/protect/antiviral/
> I wonder what other side effe
with food.
TW
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From: Heather King (LCA) [mailto:heath...@microsoft.com]
Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004 7:10 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: RE: CS>Is it really this quiet?
Actually, I've found that if you don't let the chopped garlic sit in your
mou
with food.
TW
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From: Heather King (LCA) [mailto:heath...@microsoft.com]
Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004 7:10 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: RE: CS>Is it really this quiet?
Actually, I've found that if you don't let the chopped garlic sit in your
mou
garlic breath, but it seems to work pretty
well. It does kill viruses...
If you are by yourself, you can take as much as your system can stand...
Dan
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Neem is also anti-viral.
Sally
Garnet wrote:
There are a number of anti-viral herbs. I have used these three with
great success for fever blisters.
Olive Leaf
Hypericum (St John's wort)
Lomatium (a traditional flu remedy)
With herbs you may have to take them more often and in higher doses tha
There are a number of anti-viral herbs. I have used these three with
great success for fever blisters.
Olive Leaf
Hypericum (St John's wort)
Lomatium (a traditional flu remedy)
With herbs you may have to take them more often and in higher doses than
what can accomplish prevention before the fact.
onders and I also had no
discernable body odor during this time...while I had the candida
overgrowth/imbalance, the BO was present.
Just my .02 cents...
Heather
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From: Dan Nave [mailto:dn...@mn.nilfisk-advance.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2004 7:38 AM
To: silver
Here is a link I found--I didn't know these drugs existed either.
http://www.cdc.gov/flu/protect/antiviral/
I wonder what other side effects they may have besides the ones
mentioned...seems like a bit much to shorten the flu by only one or
two days.
Prior to my cold, I'd have said I'd just
Hi, Mike,
No worries; I think we can use this forum to exchange useful
information so that in an emergency we can get facts rather than
speculation. If I find the name of the recommended medications I
will post them here. Again, from what I read, the key is to get them
in the first 72
Hi Jonathan,
Sorry for misinterpreting your post - I didn't even know there were
prescription anti-viral medications that worked! Even then, I'd be
concerned about side effects, such as with CIPRO. (Yes, I know it is only
an antibiotic, but some coworkers think it is effective against viruses.
r two of infection, so early diagnosis would be crucial if one
wants to use approved meds.That was my main point in writing.
Cheers,
JBB
On Friday, Oct 15, 2004, at 11:54 Asia/Tokyo, Mike Monett wrote:
Re: CS>Is it really this quiet?
From: Jonathan B. Britten
Date: Thu, 14 Oct 2004
On Thu, 2004-10-14 at 20:14, Jonathan B. Britten wrote:
>
> Bottom line: in some instances, a competent medical diagnosis can
> save your life. This may prove particularly true this winter, if
> avian flu become epidemic or pandemic. I have read that very early use
> of anti-viral medicin
Re: CS>Is it really this quiet?
From: Jonathan B. Britten
Date: Thu, 14 Oct 2004 18:19:17
http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m74003.html
[...]
> I have read that very early use of anti-viral medicines can put an
> end to it. Can CS? I just flat out do not know and d
I will strongly confirm the advice below. The one time in my life to
be severely ill and hospitalized, I neglected to get competent medical
advice about a chronic "chest cold" I just could not shake. (My
fault: I was using a "deodorized" garlic that contains no allicin: no
wonder I was
Some herbs are better than others. I prefer Nature's Way Standardized
(Purple Cap) to their regular herbal formulas with the Yellow Cap. When
we've tried to fight colds/infections they get nowhere unless we used the
Standardized Purple Cap. Make sure to take multiple times a day. The
earlier yo
you are by yourself, you can take as much as your system can
stand...
Dan
CS>Is it really this quiet?
From: oldgl...@bigcountry.net (view other messages by this author)
Date: Wed, 13 Oct 2004 21:04:06
Hi
Hi Sol,
Why not try some Echinacea, Golden Seal, ginger and burdock root from the
health food store? Works a miracle to stop a cold in it's tracks if you
feel one coming on and if you already have a cold, it will clear it out in
just a few days. Never fails for me and it saved my life once when
Say it isn't so!
Nobody wants this cold, I'm well into the 3rd week of it, beginning to
feel like I was born with it.
sol
David wrote:
I think maybe everyone caught sol's cold and they are
to sick to write e-mail about CS at the moment. :-)
David
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I think maybe everyone caught sol's cold and they are
to sick to write e-mail about CS at the moment. :-)
David
--- "M. G. Devour" wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> A couple of folks have been a little spooked by the
> silence here for
> the last day or so! Figured I'd test it to make sure
> something wasn
Hi all,
A couple of folks have been a little spooked by the silence here for
the last day or so! Figured I'd test it to make sure something wasn't
dreadfully wrong with the list mechanism.
Thank you, folks!
Mike D.
da list owner guy
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
[mdev...@eskimo
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