RE: CSCS prosystems

2001-11-29 Thread I Anderson
PM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: CSCS prosystems The question of whether or not baking soda is acceptable is not clear. Explain to me why baking soda is a contaminant. That infers it is harmful. I want to know specifics from a bio-physiological perspective, not just

Re: CSCS prosystems

2001-11-26 Thread Langsley Russell
Hi Nancy. Thanks for your response on the CS Pro MHVAC generator. I genuinely value the input. I looked back through the archives to find any previous posts you had made on the subject because I didn't remember anybody making any favorable comments about this particular model or line of models.

Re: CSCS prosystems

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2001-11-25 Thread MARIANO DELISE
- Original Message - From: Langsley Russell bullo...@nitline.com To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2001 2:51 PM Subject: Re: CSCS prosystems Hi DG. I don't know if I am one of the people you were addressing with your post, but I started the thread asking for information

Re: CSCS prosystems

2001-11-24 Thread John A. Stanley
In article f33c98bi89qtpftysl100016...@hotmail.com, D G rc_gli...@hotmail.com wrote: I would like to know why some have posted Dr. Marx's CS makers as inferior or substandard. He clearly is knowledgeable about the subject, and if I recall has received recognition from one CS society; I don't

Re: CSCS prosystems

2001-11-24 Thread D G
-To: silver-list@eskimo.com To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: CSCS prosystems Date: Sat, 24 Nov 2001 03:21:21 -0600 In article f33c98bi89qtpftysl100016...@hotmail.com, D G rc_gli...@hotmail.com wrote: I would like to know why some have posted Dr. Marx's CS makers as inferior or substandard. He

RE: CSCS prosystems

2001-11-24 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Subject: Re: CSCS prosystems The question of whether or not baking soda is acceptable is not clear. Explain to me why baking soda is a contaminant. That infers it is harmful. I want to know specifics from a bio-physiological perspective, not just generalized comments. From: j...@natel.net (John

Re: CSCS prosystems

2001-11-24 Thread Langsley Russell
Hi DG. I don't know if I am one of the people you were addressing with your post, but I started the thread asking for information on specific models of CS Pro generators. I was asking specifically about the MHVAC (UNI-PHASE 16, 48, MAX-128) systems made by them. All of the responses I got at

Re: CSCS prosystems

2001-11-24 Thread boberger
Hi D.G. If you want bio-physiological perspectives from this list, your are in the wrong list. No one knows what chemical reactions take place inside of the cell, that is why we seek to find the best DW possible. Let me give you an example of what can happen with CS. When making CS by the HVAC

Re: CSCS prosystems

2001-11-24 Thread John A. Stanley
In article f19opetxb23ffhg8wceb...@hotmail.com, D G rc_gli...@hotmail.com wrote: The question of whether or not baking soda is acceptable is not clear. Explain to me why baking soda is a contaminant. That infers it is harmful. I want to know specifics from a bio-physiological perspective,

CSCS prosystems

2001-11-24 Thread Kevin Nolan
Langsley Russell wrote: Hi DG. I don't know if I am one of the people you were addressing with your post, but I started the thread asking for information on specific models of CS Pro generators. I was asking specifically about the MHVAC (UNI-PHASE 16, 48, MAX-128) systems made by them. All of

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2001-11-24 Thread Josephine
Glad to get some comments about those CS generator units from CS Pro. That high voltage information scares me. Plus they are way too expensive. Josephine . The main problem is the high voltages are potentially hazardous, are much above the recommended optimum for fine particle size, and as

CSCS prosystems

2001-11-23 Thread D G
I would like to know why some have posted Dr. Marx's CS makers as inferior or substandard. He clearly is knowledgeable about the subject, and if I recall has received recognition from one CS society; I don't recall the name. I find his website quite informative and have spoken with him on