Welcome Steve! On Sun, 22 Aug 1999 15:54:58 -0700, Steve Ratzlaff <sratz...@flash.net> wrote:
>Is there a silver list Archive somewhere? I found the Rife archives but >not the silver list. No! >As I get my silver list in the Digest form, can some computer expert on >the list tell me how to safely expunge the Happy 99 virus message (which >I of course did not open) from my Digest without "Deleting" the entire >Digest, as I'd like to save all the Digests. How about cut & paste what you want to save? Probably depends on what newsreader your running. Agent has no problem deleting attachments. >I read a post about using CS preventing plaque forming on your teeth. Is >this a bonafide use of CS, or something that happened to occur to >someone? Works for me. It's a common report! >I have found that taking a swig of CS just before I go to the dentist >for my 6-month's teeth cleaning, and then taking another swig >immediately after leaving the office really works for me. I used to >always get a mild flu within 2 days of each teeth cleaning--I imagine >from swallowing some of the nasty stuff that comes off your teeth during >the cleaning. The flu symptoms would only last for 3 or 4 days, but I >would always get it. Since using the CS, I have not had a single >reoccurrence of the flu symptoms. Gotta expect to get somethin' from someone who lives inside x number of mouths per day. Imagine the outlook your proctologist has! > >I haven't seen a posting about the inexpensive $14.90 Hanna portable >pocket TDS meter, listed as a "promotional" item on their website. I >bought one and it appears to do a decent job for CS measuring. It may >not be absolutely accurate for true dissolved silver ppm, but it will >certainly give you a relative indication of the CS you're making. I'm not touching this one!!! Get 'm Bob! > It's interesting to test various brands of distilled water with it. At least >one brand reads 2ppm for the "pure" water alone. Right after receiving >my TDS meter I did a number of runs using my several brands of DW and >different run times. (I should add I'm finally a convert to the >"no-salt" CS generation process.) Yes, we've pretty much agree that salt's a bad idea. > For the first time since switching from using salt, I finally got various > shades of yellow. Before that I >had thought obtaining a yellow CS was some type of mystical process >unobtainable by ordinary mortals. Several batches initally were clear, >but 12-16 hours later had turned yellow. I wonder what that means? Process isn't finished when you turn it off. There's dispersion etc. Ivan can probably clear this up. > One batch, using a new brand I found in a local drugstore (Crystal DW from >Santa Cruz, CA) initially was clear, but next day had turned a weird >metallic blue, with a light layer of dark silver settled out on the >jar's bottom. A day later the solution had turned a menacing black >color, with more silver on the bottom. It would seem something was wrong >with that brand of DW, or my particular jug of it. I think you're probably running a bit long. What are your specs? >I was fascinated by the recent posts of some saying they're drinking the >CS undiluted from the generating process. My batches all are 10-20ppm, >as read on the Hanna TDS meter, and it's impossible for me to drink that >undiluted. The mouth taste is too metallic for me to stand, and if I >swallow it, my stomach actually churns and threatens to revolt. I take a >teaspoon of CS to a couple ounces of water; then I have no problems. I >have heard that swishing it in the mouth for 5 min. or more, to >sublingually ingest the silver, is the better method, rather than just >immediately swallowing the CS solution. Gets it into the bloodstream faster, but I think it's merely a refinement of little consequence! > >Am always open to suggestions for improving my generation and usage of >CS! I should add I work in electronics and build as many of these >alternative health gadgets as I can--CS generator; magnetic pulser; >Bioelectrifier; am gathering parts to make a Rife-Bare machine..... Is >all very fascinating, and recently finding out about these silver and >Rife mailing lists is adding to my information tremendously. Isn't Mad Science fun? BWAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!! > >Incidentally, after hearing constant references to Dr. Hulda Clark's >book, and being unable to find it at the major outlets, I have found >success with the online used book sellers, such as >http://www.bookfind.com. Just type in "Hulda Clark", and there are a >number of used book dealers with Clark's books available. I have a copy I found mine on eBay! Chuck Circular Definition: see Circular Definition -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com -or- silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com List maintainer: Mike Devour <mdev...@id.net>
