Your memory serves well! Yes, mine is a Silver Puppy. It has an excellent
reputation and is easy to use. There is also the SilverGen, which is also
highly thought of by Marc Fett over in Lymestrategies. Both are safe, reliable,
with good track records. From what he says, these machines actually make EIS/CS
that's superior to most of the CS in nat. food stores. Certainly more
economical!
Be well,
Léna
On Dec 2, 2013, at 3:09 PM, dAVId wrote:
> Lena, if my memory serves me right, you use a device called a silver puppy,
> is that the safe and best way to make a good safe product? david lubbock tx.
>
>
> On Mon, Dec 2, 2013 at 10:07 AM, Lena Guyot <drumr...@stny.rr.com> wrote:
> Hi David,
> They are misinformed (and propagandized by big pharma, which can't profit
> from CS). If you're using properly-made CS, from distilled water with a good
> CS generator, there's nothing to fear and much to gain. I've been using CS
> for 6 years now and except for a few gray hairs, (LOL) no gray anywhere else.
> I use it for mouth rinse, ear-drops, eye-drops, mist it up into my sinuses,
> use for topical wounds, take as abx when challenged by virus, wash my produce
> in it, wipe my counters with it, put it in my dog's water, and and share it
> with friends who soon become fans. Great stuff!
>
> I personally use Cream of Tartar for candida. I make my own (00) caps, and
> take 4x a day. It's supposed to 'drown' candida, and It has definitely
> lessened mine considerably. Not a doc, only a Lymie lab-rat, speaking from my
> personal experience. Everyone's different.
> Be well,
> Léna
>
> On Dec 2, 2013, at 10:55 AM, dAVId wrote:
>
>> I have chronic leukemia, aka lymphoma, a compromised immune system and
>> systemic candida. I am take GSE which removes the biofilm protecting itself
>> from medications, it removes the biofilm, and taking two teaspoons of store
>> bought 500PPM CS. I am pleased with my results, but some friends and
>> relatives are concerned about negative affects of CS.
>> I have been doing this protocol for a month, should I continue or should I
>> fear turning grey? david lubbock tx.
>>
>>
>> On Mon, Dec 2, 2013 at 12:22 AM, Neville <one.red...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> Haven't got a website, but there are a few things on the Net one can read.
>> It must be remembered though that care should be taken with the
>> interpretation of any reading material.
>>
>> Vincent Goetsch has a downloadable piece of information titled - "Colloidal
>> Silver (An Analytical - Investigative Report and Theoretical Overview) if
>> you wish to read this.
>>
>> Ronald J Gibbs - "Silver Colloids, Do They Work?". Remember here that this
>> article is NOT about the so called Colloidal Silver, it's about the
>> Predominantly Ionic Silver solution, which is what can be made in your
>> kitchen. He believed he was writing about 'Colloidal Silver' at the time
>> when in fact he was writing about an Ionic Silver Solution, so bare that in
>> mind if you read it as this specifically relates to what we make in our home.
>>
>> Not all writings are relevant to all things. There is a difference between
>> what we produce in our homes using LVDC to what is purchased from the shop,
>> Re: Colloidal silver {of which most are not as they do not satisfy accepted
>> literature's definition of what constitutes a 'colloidal' product} and the
>> Predominantly Ionic Silver solution {the home kitchen product}.
>>
>> Accepted and popular literature states that a colloidal substance should
>> contain *over* 50% of the solute in particulate form in the solvent, an
>> Ionic substance contains less than 50% of the solute in particulate form and
>> over 50% in the *Ionic* form in the solvent.
>>
>> Collect as much information as is possible, then weed out the wheat from the
>> chaff, the facts from the fiction, pick the bones fairly clean, then after
>> all that, you will still have to make some of your own determinations or
>> decisions on what information is worthy and what is not <g>.
>>
>> N.
>>
>>
>>
>> Date: Sun, 1 Dec 2013 18:14:48 -0800
>> From: kariscromar...@yahoo.com
>> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
>> Subject: CS>Web site question
>>
>>
>> I am looking for a web site that I can give to friends who don't know
>> anything about EIS, to help properly educate them about it, when I give them
>> some EIS as a gift. Does anyone have a suggestion? This silver-list would
>> be too complicated for the "uninitiated"! I was wanting to search this list
>> in case this topic had already been talked about in the archives, but did
>> not know what to search for. If you have some search suggestions for this
>> topic, that would be helpful too. FYI, I am pretty new to the colloidal
>> silver subject also, so you may need to spell things out pretty clearly for
>> me!!
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Karis
>>
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