bonnie schmidlkofer wrote:
> Re: Sharon's wondering about CS in the colon, effectiveness in > solids I have two thoughts on this subject -- I have been giving my 3 > dogs CS mixed with canned dog food and I have seen positive results > using this method. I do this because I haven't yet figured out how to > put CS into a Rottweiler's mouth and tell the dog to hold it there for > a while. > The fact that CS is ineffective comes out of research we paid for that > was done by UT. There is no reason that mixing CS with dog food will > not work, and will not work well. The CS still gets absorbed through > the stomach lining into the blood, where it is liquid and there it is > very effective. It is only ineffective WHILE it is bound in a solid. > The CS has a charge on it that attracts pathogens. If the CS and the > pathogens are in a solid medium where they cannot move until they > touch, then the CS cannot act on the pathogen. It is a matter of > physics. > > Marshall
