And of course you stand ready to back up the statement that no pathogen can survive the presence of CS. Cheers Frank ND
From: Victor Cozzetto Sent: Monday, January 05, 2015 8:08 AM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: CS>Rephrasing question -- resistance to CS Resistance is not possible. No pathogen can survive in the presence of CS. Of course there are many variables that affect that statement, such as CS quality, quantity, the ability to reach the pathogen, etc. Also, make sure that you are not mistaking disease symptoms with toxin symptoms. I just had this situation in my own household, where my wife had flu like symptoms. The house was being painted and repaired for a month, and she was sick through all of it - but only on the weekends - when she was in the house. She first suspected something was wrong with our CS, but I was pretty certain it was the chemicals, and now we know. Detox was what was needed. There are many things that can make us ill. Pathogens, toxins, poor diet, etc. Victor On Mon, Jan 5, 2015 at 9:56 PM, Judy Knowlton <judydownma...@roadrunner.com> wrote: Are we producing one-cell “buglets” (virus, bacteria, yeast, fungus) that are highly resistant to CS? I had understood from this List that CS works differently and resistance is not possible. My son is having an experience that might say otherwise. Please, you research Mavens, clarify! Judy Down Maine
