[that the EIS that we make is at the least as good as, and likely superior to,
any other silver product.]
-My humble opinion...BETTER BY FAR! Why?...because you know EXACTLY what it is.
I'll give you one reason for some being (misinformed) and that's because
ANYTHING with even a *hint* of silver is termed CS but CS can come in many and
varied forms. Your EIS is superior simply because you know exactly what it
is...silver and pure or distilled water, with no other "secret herbs and
spices" included. Tell the vet EIS is NOT the same as Colloidal Silver which
can be ANYTHING. Colloidal Silver to me is something they used to make many
moons ago by pounding and/or grinding silver and adding 'whatever' to the
concoction, might have been an OK terminology back then, but doesn't really fit
the description of our EIS product today.
I've had a brief read of EPM and perhaps you should be producing EIS and
administering it IMMEDIATELY after completion of production to maximise ionic
silver ingestion. It's what I do with family members animals, not quite as
large as a horse however <g>, and I'd probably consider upping that 2-4 cups to
a litre or more, a horse is a fairly large beast. Contrary to what may be
popular opinion I can't see the horse taking on that smurf look or developing
ingots of silver in liver or kidneys or wherever using EIS, with CS (in
whatever form that takes)...who knows?
N.
Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2009 06:36:35 -0700
From: marmar...@bellsouth.net
Subject: Re: Mary was // Re: CS>Homeopathic Silver
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Hi Jane. Thank you for your reply. EPM is Equine Protozoal Myloencephalitis
-- a protozoal infection of the spinal cord, resulting in neurological symptoms
consistent with the location of the infective lesion(s). Standard allopathic
drug treatment is very expensive, and rarely effective for the simple reason
that it isn't continued long enough. One of the reasons that EIS is so
valuable as a treatment protocol is that it is very in-expensive, and people
can afford to treat their horses for as long as necessary. EPM isn't unlike
Lyme in that the protozoa seem to have the ability to hide in the body where
the meds bypass them, then they re-emerge later to create havoc again. So --
I'm of the mind, as I think are most of the list-members here, that the EIS
that we make is at the least as good as, and likely superior to, any other
silver product. I feel that we're already using what is most appropriate --
we've been successfully using it for many years. The information that I'm
needing is how to explain to a vet who is apparently misinformed about silver
products, that she is (misinformed) and to be able to explain why. Anyone who
is referring to CS as *heavy metal* isn't educated on the subject -- and if
you're going to tell this to a vet, you better be understanding the information
yourself. So that's the kind of information that I'm looking for. Thanks
again. MA
From: Jane MacRoss <highfie...@internode.on.net>
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, September 21, 2009 7:55:09 AM
Subject: Mary was // Re: CS>Homeopathic Silver
Mary you need to get an on-line homeopathic materia medica and check out the
varieties of silver to be found in it and then choose what is most appropriate
for your needs. Not sure what EPM is to comment further,
Best,
Jane
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