I used to get urinary tract infections when I was much younger & my GP gave me 
an old bottle of Nitrofuridantin and said to take the dose until the symptoms 
disappeared and then stop - only used to take a couple of days and  the 
symptoms stopped - the bottle lasted for years, so I'm never sure about taking 
"the whole course" of anti-biotics even tho I understand your rationale.

Jane
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: yousouf eydatoula 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2012 11:59 PM
  Subject: Re: CS>bacteria


  Kathy,
  A long time ago I had stomach ache and the doc told me to take antibiotics 
because I had helicobacter pylori. I took a 30 day course and I saw no 
improvement. my stomach still ached. That was in 2000. In 2005 I immigrated to 
Canada and a doc told me that I still had this bacteria. This time I was aware 
of both CS and MMS, (mineral miracle solution - a dilute solution of sodium 
chlorite). Well I used both. I took some MMS and CS for 14 days. I have no 
bacteria now and no stomach ache. The doc recommended antibiotics, but I have 
stopped listening to the drug pushers a long time ago.
  However different people have different responses. A friend had stomach ache 
and he did what I did, with no success. But he has a big ulcer.



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  From: Mike Monett <mrmon...@pstca.com>
  To: SilverList <silver-list@eskimo.com> 
  Sent: Sunday, May 6, 2012 9:28 AM
  Subject: Re: CS>bacteria


  "Kathy Tankersley" <babychicks...@gmail.com> wrote:

  >The Dr. found a bacteria 'helicobacter pylari' in my stomach,  Right now I'm 
on anti-botic, but I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with this 
bacteria.  And how CS would work on it?  I take a maintance of CS, but it did 
not keep me from getting the bacteria.    Thanks for your info
  >Kathy

  My post has not filtered through the system so it may have got lost. But I
  would like to add this is a good reason why taking a weak cs is a bad idea.
  All you ar doing is killing off the weak pathogens. The strong ones will
  grow and now you have nothing that will affect them.

  The same problem exists with antibiotics. The doctor will tell you to take
  the entire prescription even if you start feeling well. It is the same
  reason. The weak ones die first. The strong ones take longer to kill. If
  you stop partway through, you let the strong ones survive, and now the
  doctor may have nothing to fight the infection with.

  The same problem exists with feeding antibiotics to farm animals. The FDA
  is apparently looking into regulating this, but it is already far too late.
  The antibiotic-resistant bacteria are already out in the field.

  For this reason, it is important to have the strongest cs you can make. The
  SilverCell process will produce a silver ion content in excess of 30uS,
  even if you don't get the procedure optimized. The key is to use a very low
  cell current. This prevents or eliminates the production of silver
  hydroxide.

  Normally, you must stop the brew when this occurs. This limits the silver
  ion concentration you can achieve.

  But since the SilverCell process produces no AgOH, or a minimal amount, you
  can simply swap the polarity and continue brewing. This allows you to
  easily reach 35uS or 37uS. There will be a small reduction after you put
  the cs in the storage container. This will bring the reading down to 31uS
  or so.

  If the reading drops a lot more, you have contamination on the electrodes.
  It is usually sulfur tarnish from automobile combustion. It can be very
  difficult to remove, but I am having good success desulfurizing with a
  titanium anode.

  However, I am running into a secondary contamination problem that I am not
  sure where it is coming from. So until I can determine the source, and am
  certain it is not from the titanium, I would not recommend using it yet.

  Thanks,

  Mike Monett


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